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I talked to Anjan about our relationship to our devices and how they're currently not to our benefit. We talked about his vision at Daylight Computer and the kinds of devices he seeks to make that are much more human friendly and not as focused on getting your attention.

I talked to Matthew Lysiak about his book Fiat Food and how we should think about our diet, doctors and much more.

I talked to Parker and Bobby about small businesses and how this is a big major growth edge for Bitcoin. We talked about what buying a small business is like, what the upside is and how Bitcoin can help in the marketing. This is something a lot of Bitcoiners are thinking about in this cycle and is an excellent alternative to getting a Bitcoin job.

I talked about the media, Bitcoin ETFs, capture by big businesses and more

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I talked to Alex and Marthinus about Free Private Cities, their history and their potential for BItcoiners. We discussed what a practical Bitcoin citadel looks like as well as the various jurisdictions that have implemented Special Economic Zones and Honduras's ZEDEs like Prospera.

I talked to Aaron van WIrdum about his new book "The Genesis Book" which covers both the economic and technological origins of Bitcoin going back all the way back to Hayek and Stallman.

I talked to Anthony about probate, estate planning, trusts and the different considerations you didn't know to consider when it comes to your Bitcoin after you die. You'll learn what typical Bitcoin inheritance pitfalls are and how to avoid them.

I talked to Dhruv about Unchained's origin story, the future that's coming with the presence of Bitcoin and how business models will change given the decentralized future we're going to see with more self-sovereignty, responsibility and innovation.

I talked to Korok, professor of economics at Texas A&M about the education industrial complex and the future of higher education

In this clip @SchoonoverAndy explains why it's impossible to navigate the health care system within the health insurance framework.

In this clip @saifedean explains why Singapore is way richer than the Congo and how human action is the most important factor for economics, something which mainstream economics sadly ignores.

I talked to professor Peter St. Onge about Inflation, unemployment, 70's and much more. Find out how he sees the next few years playing out and the inevitability of a hard, possibly very hard landing.

In this clip @MeatMafiaHarry explains how food has been cheapened by the debasing of the soil and ultimately, how that was caused by government subsidies.

I talked to Andy Schoonover, CEO of CrowdHealth and Veronica Max, Nurse Practitioner at UltraPersonal to talk about how to navigate the health care system in the United States. We talk about how insurance works, the incentives at play and the level of personal responsibility we need to take over our own health care.

In this clip, @MeatMafiaBrett explains how we don't understand food and his personal journey to a carnivore diet.

In this clip @stephanlivera explains how to think about taxes, visas and property when doing jurisdictional arbitrage.

I talked to Saifedean about his new book, Principles of Economics. We discussed the idea of scarcity, the only real restriction to production being human time, the reason why human action is so important and the ridiculousness of simplifying human beings so they are assumed to act the same. We also talked about the reason why energy is such an important part of economic life and how unemployment is really a fiat phenomenon.

Alex Gladstein joins me to talk about his book, Hidden Repression. We talked about the role of the IMF, World Bank and the way the debt works. Alex discusses how these countries become trapped in debt and how the leaders of developing nations end up selling out their futures for cash and how the people get the short end of the stick.

I talked to the hosts of the Meat Mafia podcast about nutrition and how much of it is so manipulated. -------------------------- Website: https://programmingbitcoin.com/ Seminar: http://programmingblockchain.com/ Fiat Ruins Everything: https://amzn.to/3sys9Fp Bitcoin and the American Dream: https://amzn.to/3KYE45I Thank God for Bitcoin: https://amzn.to/2Wf7fI1 The Little Bitcoin Book: https://amzn.to/3oTnmqL Programming Bitcoin: https://amzn.to/2F2DzIj Nostr: npub10vlhsqm4qar0g42p8g3plqyktmktd8hnprew45w638xzezgja95qapsp42 Newsletter: http://jimmysong.substack.com Medium: https://medium.com/@jimmysong Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimmysong LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmysong Github: https://github.com/jimmysong

We talk about what jurisdictional arbitrage is, why you should consider it and what factors usually go into that decision.

Preston joins me to talk about the root of violence being theft, and the root of theft being the bad settlement currency.

I talked to Aaron and David about the state of new media and how journalism and running media companies have changed the past 20-30 years. We talk about the importance of live events and how the economic model has completely changed.