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Yarvin's back πŸ”—
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And in good form after the passing of his wife. He makes a powerful case that "I just want to grill" is the reason monarchy happens. We see this at every level of the economy (it's why full-time employment is a thing), and the idea of an ancap future is essentially this sort of corporate feudalism fully embraced. This is the core dispute with the syndicalists, who insist not having worker ownership simply builds the oligarchy that installs oppression. This seems to build a strong systemic case against dilution of ownership in a firm, much like with the old monarchies rejection of gavelkind in favor of winner-take-all inheritance.

Latest round of Diplomatic tit-for-tat: Visa restrictions πŸ”—
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Travel between US and Russia now will be incredibly difficult. Tensions can only go up from here.

CDC now lowering PCR threshold πŸ”—
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For vaccine caused infection. LOL, PCR tests are the perfect technology to manipulate a "pandemic"

Generals to DNI: Quit lying plz πŸ”—
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LOL, will never happen, USA will remain world laughing-stock

MIT Study confirms: distancing, masks useless πŸ”—
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Opening windows works lots better, but we don't dare do that cuz some of the fatties might get hot or cold, waaaaaa

Greenwald dunks on Bertrand πŸ”—
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Yet another disgusting propagandist of the Goldberg mold exposed. Like with Goldberg, they will only be further exalted from here.

Pfizer Vaccine: Triggering Shingles πŸ”—
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Whoops

Rollo on the situation πŸ”—
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Internalizing the new realities of the global sexual marketplace on both sides will be required to address the demographic crisis blue-pill old order thinking has brought us.

Mexico outlaws Junk Food πŸ”—
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They at least are correctly identifying the culprit in the pandemic. The ban won't work, now you'll get FATTY cartels. Reminds me of the old UCB episode:

The case for coming deflation πŸ”—
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Good reason to "sell in may and go away". Wolf's take is also similar.

Brexit: basically no economic impact πŸ”—
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Like everything else, any impact it could have had was swamped by the dopey overreaction to a cold.

Maher on the Schlockdown πŸ”—
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I had a feeling that anyone who was friends with Carlin would know right away this stuff was horse shit. Glad he feels safe enough to actually say this now, is a good sign.

As expected, schlockdown world destroyed upward mobility πŸ”—
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Replaced with downward mobility

Pentagram making clandestine burn pits in poor neighborhoods πŸ”—
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It's for the children

Oregon: Masks forever πŸ”—
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Let's institute prog sharia

Ukie war sensibly called off πŸ”—
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The old Georgian PM let the Ukie PM know "this is how they get you" RE US shenanigans.

Ukies: Admit us to NATO, or we're gonna make nukes πŸ”—
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I have serious doubts the machinery from the soviet days still works well enough to actually pull it off. It might be they smartly squirreled some of it away during disarmament, but I doubt it stayed what way given their 100% corrupt system.

Major Russia escalation inbound πŸ”—
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National emergency declared

On BTC destroying the environment πŸ”—
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Not sure I buy this GDP to BTU cost justification, as GDP is largely a bullshit stat in the first place. That said, presumably factoring in negative marginal productivity of debt is "an exercise left to the reader" if you wanna keep following that line of thinking.

I'd say the more accurate comparison would be comparing the net cost of the financial system versus the net cost of operating the global BTC mining network. Good luck with that, but I suspect the current financial system isn't particularly energy efficient either.

Considering how many goobers make their living off of seignorage and the money multiplier effect, supporting these leeches and the malinvestments they enable would make that cost potentially astronomical. In a way, this was the point this author was trying to make, albeit with what I would consider a poor economic metric for doing so (which surprises me, usually the institute is a lot better at resisting the temptation to use econometrics as a justification for arguments).

The most efficient system in this regard is almost always going to be the ones which are:
  • Fastest, as processor time scales to energy usage.
  • Lowest maintenance costs. Purely digital currency of almost any kind clearly wins here, as transport & manufacture costs of both paper and specie are guaranteed to be far far more for the same amount of value transferred via digital technologies, despite the "inefficiency" of BTC's PoW algo.
  • Lowest wasted economic output due to malinvestment. Any "Hard" money always wins in this category, and thus far running secure code based on global miner consensus seems to be working out at least as well as the old Global Standard if not better in that regard. This is where the global fiat ponz really falls flat on its' ass.
Anyways, if people actually cared about efficiency, they'd be going ham on BCH and other related coins with speed optimizations which are still based on proof of work. BCH wins here, not BTC.

Biden to Withdraw from Afghanistan on 9/11 πŸ”—
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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, lol

UPDATE: Of course it was a lie.

Greenwald on the woke corporate borg πŸ”—
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Just like the bureaus, it's all smokescreen to distract from their actual activities.

Criticism of the woke borg gets kid thrown out of college πŸ”—
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Do you want taquiyaa? That's how you get ketman.

The Rise and Fall of Urban Sewage Treatement Ponds πŸ”—
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The fall sounds suspiciously like it could be caused by inflation based property bubbles.

Yet another blog post πŸ”—
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I'm on a roll baby, aaaaaaaaaa

An unintended? consequence of lockdown: accelerated cultural homogenization πŸ”—
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Another good progrockfarmer interview with Romanian author Alex Kaschuta:
Millennials & Zoomers, especially the urban ones, are another species entirely and are for all intents and purposes about as mindwormed as kids in the West, especially after this year in the screen bunker. It's not surprising. They're just as attached to the global dopamine mainline streaming out of the US as everyone else. Even the kids who, for some incomprehensible reason don't speak English, get the same slop one trough down the waterfall in all the Romanian copycat Youtube & TV shows and dimestore influencers.
The interview with Anna Khachiyan is also good:
What we’re really talking about here is a shift in governance styles: from the β€œprohibitive” paternal superego which sets the parameters in advance and punishes you in kind if you defy or violate them, to the outwardly β€œpermissive” but latently punitive maternal superego, which enforces no terms or boundaries ahead of time but retaliates arbitrarily and disproportionately after the fact β€” in part because it doesn’t know what it wants until all is said and done. Roughly speaking, this describes any number of events that can be filed under the #MeToo movement and/or β€œcancel culture.

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