go read the second tweet.

Christians are here to win the world. And it seems impossible - because that's the point. It's a mission of faith. Get to work, and trust the Lord.

Tried that. Hung up some theses. Changed the world.

What if I told you -- social security WAS a tax...

High five your bros when they succeed. High five your competitors when they succeed. God owns the cattle on a thousand hills. You don't need to be filled with anxiety and fight tooth and nail for every dollar you make. Just be faithful.

What about all the times God tells people to... wield the sword.

For real. They may not be ok.

The march through the institutions has captured the Catholic church. They got to the Baptists a few years back, so this isn't too surprising.

Learn an innovate. Knowledge is the new economy.

Step 1: Work in the tech industry. Step 2: Buy a house in the country that is 10x the size and a 10th the price-tag. Step 3: Get starlink.

Just finished 3 episodes of Riot and the Dance with my son. Gordon and Nate and team crushed it. If you haven't found this yet. You should. Excellent.

You don't really have friends unless you have friends that will camp out in you backyard while you're away to "take care" of the raccoons that keep pillaging your chicken-coop. I have the best friends.

Where do the resources come from to manufacture the limitless and compounding labor pool?

The "high universal income" talk is leaning heavy towards utopianism again, but I think we're forgetting the way a free market works. Value is acribed to limited resources based on their availability. Whatever is the most limited commodity becomes the new currency. One example

But how is the limited nature of goods/resources overcome? Lithium, for example?