CEO's question: What will be the hourly cost of work of a humanoid robot? Several projections have been published, e.g. by Cern Basher, Adam Dorr and Humanoid Botangelist. Here's my take. I've produced a long-form video on this question (see link in comments). Here is the

If you only ate: - Eggs - Wild fish - Chicken thighs - Grass-fed beef - Plain Greek yogurt, - Cottage cheese - Avocado - Berries - Kiwi - Sweet potatoes - Quinoa - Oats - Broccoli - Cauliflower - Brussels - Tomatoes - Mineral-rich sea salt in water You would lose weight

Joe Carlasare It's simple imo. Bitcoin led everything else and is still in 1st place in terms of its 1/2/3 year CAGR. Now it's just consolidating after having a massive run (relative to all other traditional assets).

Mortgages extended from 25 to 30, then 40 years. Houses cost 20% of your salary, then 30%, 40%, and now 50%. Retirement age was 60, then 70, now 80. One income supported a family, then two, plus a side hustle. You could start a family in your 20s, then mid 30s and now barely

Bitcoin is a cheat code. Here are 21 Bitcoin websites that are so valuable they feel illegal to know.

Now once you understand that it’s cheaper, faster and more convenient to hire robots BUT the price of Amazon prime and everything sold on Amazon will continue to rise even with a big savings in labor you’ll understand why Bitcoin is the best “AI” investment

Gold would be pretty awesome if you could teleport it halfway around the globe at the speed of light at almost no cost and no one could stop you and you didnt need anyone elses help to do it, and it automatically landed at the precise weight in grams you wanted to shave off a 400

Gold's two biggest weaknesses against Bitcoin (transportability and verifiability) are major disadvantages that are never going away, and are part of the reason why Bitcoin will outcompete gold at the margin over time.

If you think knowing who created Bitcoin matters, you don’t understand it. Bitcoin is open source. Nobody has special rights, and everyone can verify that. It doesn’t matter who created Bitcoin. Bitcoin is neutral technology, like math. Who invented math, Tucker Carlson?

In 1955, the MEDIAN American worker earned 97oz of gold per year. That is $417,000/yr today.

Spent the night at my grandparents’. My grandpa showed me a receipt from a dinner they had in 1968 at Operakällaren — one of Stockholm’s finest restaurants. 2 starters = 12 kr ($1.10) 2 entrecôte = 32 kr ($2.90) 4 beers = 6 kr ($0.55) 2 coffees = 5.5 kr ($0.50) Total: 62.45 kr

The US has been a socialist country LARPing as a capitalist republic for many decades now. You can't have a truly capitalist society if the lifeblood of your economy is centrally planned. Our money is more centrally planned than any reserve currency system that's ever existed.

“Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value…ZERO” - Voltaire, 1729

Everybody reports to the same central bank cartel so unless you’re willing to adopt a global Bitcoin standard the pain can only intensify.

SAIFEDEAN AMMOUS: "Bitcoin won't be adopted like the iPhone because it's cool. It will be adopted like gunpowder. If you don't own it, you'll be it's victim."

Few understand

When gold became the monetary standard, all prices were expressed in gold terms. When dollars replaced gold, all prices shifted to dollar terms. The transition from gold to dollars took decades and involved geopolitical upheaval, world wars, and the reconstruction of

As explained in @TheFiatStandard, there is no inflation if you replace your steak with a soy burger👍

Over the next 12 months this statement will go from be wildly unpopular to the norm. Every major bank in the U.S. will adopt it.

In a debasement trade, hard assets have no top because Fiat has no bottom