True or false: Quantum computing will know if Schrödinger's cat is dead or alive.

Yes, it is true that the US dollar has lost about 25% of its purchasing power since January 2020. This means that $1 in 2020 is now worth about $0.75 in terms of purchasing power.

From @River ‘s X post: Ever wonder how ‘money’ (actually currency) is created? It’s not just printing cash! Here’s the breakdown: 1️⃣ Banks create money via loans (credit expansion). 2️⃣ Gov deficits lead to new money via bonds. 3️⃣ Fed buys securities (open market ops). 4️⃣ Loans to banks (e.g., post-2023 crisis). 5️⃣ Foreign exchange interventions. 6️⃣ Physical cash printing. Congress green-lit a $3.4 trillion spending package through the Big Beautiful Bill. What does that mean for Americans? Your dollars are on the path to devaluation.

My guess is that the 80,000 bitcoin held since 2011 that were recently exchanged for dollars happened because someone who understood bitcoin died and someone who doesn’t understand bitcoin was given access to the keys.

In the movie The Matrix Neo chooses the red pill to wake up and discover what’s really going on. Getting “orange pilled” means waking up to the truth about our broken dollar-based financial system and how it drives inequality keeping us enslaved. Study bitcoin and see how deep the rabbit hole goes.

All this bitcoin being sucked up by treasury companies makes me nervous. Are we creating bitcoin gated communities? Isn’t bitcoin supposed to be distributed to more and more regular folks? Isn’t it eventually supposed to be a medium of exchange? THE medium of exchange globally?