Month: March 2023

Let us say that you’re speculating in a certain cryptocurrency; and the asset is currently worth two cents. Assuming that it could climb to two dollars, a 100X gain, is it worth it?

For example, I was speculating; I don’t remember Nguyen, maybe in the middle of the night, or half asleep in my bed in the morning, I was thinking about the price of digibyte, currently at around a penny, two cents, and I thought, what if it climbed up to two dollars a digibyte?

For example, it seems that the peak of digibyte was close to 20 cents. When I first speculated and did you bite, I took it from around two cents a digit boat, and sold it at around $.10 a digit bite, and took all of my proceeds and put it back into bitcoin.

I just did the math, let us say you took $100,000, and, at 100 asked, then, it could be worth $10 million. That is a cool return.

CRYPTO BY KIM

Brave new world for photographers and crypto:

1. Crypto.com?
   Speculation vs Investing
2. Building with Bitcoin
3. DYNAMICS VS STATICS.
4. How Do You Know if the Timing Is Right?
5. BITCOIN IN THE NEWS
6. BITCOIN & UNCERTAINTY
7. Fake Money
8. Why I Bought More Bitcoin (Again)
9. How I Made Money with Crypto
10. Better to buy Dogecoin then buy a Tesla
11. NO LIMITS.
12. ALL DIGITAL FUTURE.
13. Digital over Physical Possessions
14. DIGIBYTE.
15. CHAINLINK.
16. The Excitement of Starting from Zero
17. HAPTIC INDUSTRIES NOW ACCEPTING CRYPTO AND BITCOIN
18. In Praise of Crypto
19. JUST BUY IT.
20. Why I’m So Bullish on Bitcoin
21. Bitcoin as the Simplest Cryptocurrency
22. Why I bought (more) bitcoin
23. Once You Become a Crypto Billionaire, Then What?
24. Why Crypto is Under-Hyped
25. The Joy of Speculation
26. BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
27. Why I Bought Bitcoin
28. Crypto Photography
29. Crypto Thoughts
30. On Making Money from Nothing

My overall critique with most people at the gym:

1. At my gym, it seems that the gym is pretty much split down the middle: on the left side you have the powerlifters, and on the right side you have the bodybuilders. The powerlifters only really focus on the deadlift and squat, and some bench press, whereas the bodybuilders only seem to like to do seated exercises with dumbbells.
2. The power lifters also seem to fall into two categories; really really fat, but really really strong, or, really really skinny, not that much muscle mass, yet insanely strong. For the bodybuilders, most of them have impressive upper bodies, you have chicken legs. Also it looks like a lot of these bodybuilders tend to be quite short.

So what is the solution?

I believe the solution is very simple: hundred percent carnivore diet, no starches, no carbs, no sugar, no sweeteners, no protein powder, no creatine, no pre-workout powder, no fake sweeteners, no Coke zero, no Stevia, no energy drinks etc. Especially don’t trust these new “zero calorie, zero sugar“ energy drinks. They all make you fat.

Aim to eat at least 3 to 4 pounds of beef/meat a night. Also intermittent fasting throughout the day, no breakfast no lunch, and before going to the gym, don’t eat anything. Lift while fasting.

So what makes this a Korean keto taco?

First of all, instead of using a tortilla, you could just use seaweed instead. The seaweed wrap, as having far fewer carbohydrates and starch when compared to flour or corn tortillas.

Second, adding a little bit of kimchi on top, it’s nice because it adds a good crunch, and also the fermentation is good for your digestion. I recommend the Jongga brand from Costco business center, as it has no sugar added. If you go to a lot of Korean stores, and Korean grocery markets, almost all of the commercial kimchi they sell has added sugar.

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Meaty beef ribs from Costco business center, cook in oven at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 2 hours, then cut it up with scissors, toast some seaweed (geem) in the toaster, wrap it up with two layers, top with kimchi (Jongga brand from Costco business center), and with some home made chimichurri — avocado oil, garlic, cilantro from Aldi) in the blender.

Lift like a powerlifter, look like a bodybuilder:

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The best camera for flexing:

Crypto.com seems a bit scammy, however, their strong media presence and also, they’re trying to become more regulatory?

CRYPTO BY KIM

Brave new world for photographers and crypto:

1. Speculation vs Investing
   Building with Bitcoin
2. DYNAMICS VS STATICS.
3. How Do You Know if the Timing Is Right?
4. BITCOIN IN THE NEWS
5. BITCOIN & UNCERTAINTY
6. Fake Money
7. Why I Bought More Bitcoin (Again)
8. How I Made Money with Crypto
9. Better to buy Dogecoin then buy a Tesla
10. NO LIMITS.
11. ALL DIGITAL FUTURE.
12. Digital over Physical Possessions
13. DIGIBYTE.
14. CHAINLINK.
15. The Excitement of Starting from Zero
16. HAPTIC INDUSTRIES NOW ACCEPTING CRYPTO AND BITCOIN
17. In Praise of Crypto
18. JUST BUY IT.
19. Why I’m So Bullish on Bitcoin
20. Bitcoin as the Simplest Cryptocurrency
21. Why I bought (more) bitcoin
22. Once You Become a Crypto Billionaire, Then What?
23. Why Crypto is Under-Hyped
24. The Joy of Speculation
25. BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
26. Why I Bought Bitcoin
27. Crypto Photography
28. Crypto Thoughts
29. On Making Money from Nothing

HENRI WRIST STRAP PRO— for the heavyweights. Both in PHANTOM BLACK and Mahogany Brown:

Become the Phantom >

Not asking for permission, not being “nice”, not acknowledging the existence of others.

Ignoring others. When spoken to, not responding.

Not doing anything to make others “happy”.

Becoming more direct and blunt, not censoring your thoughts, words, speech patterns.

NOT being “PC” (politically correct) and NOT being “woke”.

Not being “nice” or even “polite”, NOT being “ethical”, or following standard social norms.

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Becoming more “bad”, “unethical”, evil?

Super easy. Sleep 8-12 hours every night, stop smoking weed, stop drinking alcohol, cut out toxic people from your life, go to the gym at least once a day (you can also workout twice a day!)

First, publish before you’re ready.

Second, use all devices to blog. Your iPad Pro, iPhone, Macbook Laptop, etc. For myself I prefer iPad Pro.

Third, indulge ALL of your personal interests. To constrain yourself into a small category is bad.

Beyond 1,000!

Podcast

Audio

Powerlifting 2.0–

7 plates, a 10 and a 10!

Video

The new wave:

Strap a GoPro Mini to your chest, with the ‘chesty’ strap, shoot 1080p, 24fps, and just record you lifting your max lifts!