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  • Since the beginning of Q4, $MSTR treasury operations delivered a BTC Yield of 47.8%, a net benefit of 120,600 BTC to our shareholders. At $96K per BTC, that equates to $11.6 billion for the quarter.

    $11.6B for just a quarter,,, big deal!!!

  • Ethical, Unethical?

  • MicroStrategy is More Powerful than Bitcoin?

    MSTR as more powerful and volatile than bitcoin itself?

  • Microstrategy > Bitcoin?

    What’s interesting with MSTR, microstrategy and Michael Saylor at the wheel ,,, far more active ,,, actively accumulating more bitcoins rather than just owning bitcoin itself which is like a dead digital rock?

    BITCOIN by KIM

    1. Microstrategy > Bitcoin?
    2. Bitcoin is Antifragile
    3. Bitcoin is the Backbone
    4. Count in Bitcoin, not USD$
    5. Think in BTC
    6. The Best Time to Buy Bitcoin is on the Weekends?
    7. How to Get Free Bitcoins
    8. Why Bitcoin is All-American
    9. The Will to Bitcoin
    10. 10x
    11. Introduction to Bitcoin
    12. Bitcoin Meditations
    13. Options
    14. Bitcoin for Investors
    15. Paradise Bitcoin
    16. The Philosophy of Volatility
    17. Bitcoin is Free Speech
    18. Digital Capital
    19. BRAVE NEW WORLD OF DIGITAL CAPITAL
    20. Bitcoin Economics
    21. Bitcoin Philosophy

    Long Bitcoin

    CRYPTO BY KIM

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    Brave new world for photographers and crypto:

    1. BITCOIN IS GOD MONEY?
    2. The Bitcoin Risk Lever
    3. MSTR -> BTC
    4. Sell Ethereum, Buy Bitcoin!
    5. BUY IT ON DISCOUNT!
    6. BITCOIN IS THE INTERNET 2.0?
    7. ALL BITCOIN EVERYTHING
    8. Self-Custody
    9. HOLD OR CIRCULATE?
    10. BITCOIN OR BUST
    11. BITCOIN THOUGHTS
    12. Bitcoin is Sexy
    13. Fuck the Banks!
    14. Ethereum?
    15. Why Chainlink?
    16. BIG AMOUNTS, SMALL AMOUNTS?
    17. CRYPTO, CRYPTOCURRENCY THOUGHTS.
    18. The Philosophy of Crypto
    19. BITCOIN SHALL BE THE LAST CRYPTO STANDING.
    20. Bitcoin Price Prediction
    21. Trust chainlink for the most accurate prices for bitcoin or any other crypto
    22. BITCOIN
    23. There is No Web 3.0
    24. 2 cents to 2 dollars?
    25. Crypto.com?
    26. Speculation vs Investing
    27. Building with Bitcoin
    28. DYNAMICS VS STATICS.
    29. How Do You Know if the Timing Is Right?
    30. BITCOIN IN THE NEWS
    31. BITCOIN & UNCERTAINTY
    32. Fake Money
    33. Why I Bought More Bitcoin (Again)
    34. How I Made Money with Crypto
    35. Better to buy Dogecoin then buy a Tesla
    36. NO LIMITS.
    37. ALL DIGITAL FUTURE.
    38. Digital over Physical Possessions
    39. DIGIBYTE.
    40. CHAINLINK.
    41. The Excitement of Starting from Zero
    42. HAPTIC INDUSTRIES NOW ACCEPTING CRYPTO AND BITCOIN
    43. In Praise of Crypto
    44. JUST BUY IT.
    45. Why I’m So Bullish on Bitcoin
    46. Bitcoin as the Simplest Cryptocurrency
    47. Why I bought (more) bitcoin
    48. Once You Become a Crypto Billionaire, Then What?
    49. Why Crypto is Under-Hyped
    50. The Joy of Speculation
    51. BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
    52. Why I Bought Bitcoin
    53. Crypto Photography
    54. Crypto Thoughts
    55. On Making Money from Nothing
    56. BITCOIN THOUGHTS
    57. Bitcoin is Sexy
    58. Fuck the Banks!
    59. Ethereum?
    60. Why Chainlink?
    61. BIG AMOUNTS, SMALL AMOUNTS?
    62. CRYPTO, CRYPTOCURRENCY THOUGHTS.
    63. The Philosophy of Crypto
    64. BITCOIN SHALL BE THE LAST CRYPTO STANDING.
    65. Bitcoin Price Prediction
    66. Trust chainlink for the most accurate prices for bitcoin or any other crypto
    67. BITCOIN
    68. There is No Web 3.0
    69. 2 cents to 2 dollars?
    70. Crypto.com?
    71. Speculation vs Investing
    72. Building with Bitcoin
    73. DYNAMICS VS STATICS.
    74. How Do You Know if the Timing Is Right?
    75. BITCOIN IN THE NEWS
    76. BITCOIN & UNCERTAINTY
    77. Fake Money
    78. Why I Bought More Bitcoin (Again)
    79. How I Made Money with Crypto
    80. Better to buy Dogecoin then buy a Tesla
    81. NO LIMITS.
    82. ALL DIGITAL FUTURE.
    83. Digital over Physical Possessions
    84. DIGIBYTE.
    85. CHAINLINK.
    86. The Excitement of Starting from Zero
    87. HAPTIC INDUSTRIES NOW ACCEPTING CRYPTO AND BITCOIN
    88. In Praise of Crypto
    89. JUST BUY IT.
    90. Why I’m So Bullish on Bitcoin
    91. Bitcoin as the Simplest Cryptocurrency
    92. Why I bought (more) bitcoin
    93. Once You Become a Crypto Billionaire, Then What?
    94. Why Crypto is Under-Hyped
    95. The Joy of Speculation
    96. BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
    97. Why I Bought Bitcoin
    98. Crypto Photography
    99. Crypto Thoughts
    100. On Making Money from Nothing
  • BITCOIN IS THE MOST POWERFUL CAPITAL & ASSET

    Can’t stop won’t stop!

  • What’s More Powerful?

    Bitcoin or MicroStrategy?

    —> Buy & invest in the most powerful asset money thing and capital?

  • How to Gain More Power

    Also,,,, avoiding things which drain you of your power?

    The ethos & aesthetics and philosophy of power

  • *BEYOND* POWER

    Keep stacking power infinite beyond —

    PHILOSOPHY BY KIM

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    IDEAS BY KIM

    1. MAXIMUM FREEDOM
    2. Everything Happened as it *SHOULD HAVE* Happened!
    3. BECOMING HARDER.
    4. Why Become More Manly?
    5. Optimistic Fatalism
    6. YOUR RICHEST SELF IS YOUR BEST SELF
    7. EVERYTHING HAPPENS AS IT *SHOULD HAVE* HAPPENS
    8. *Beyond* Individualism
    9. MAN & WOMAN, LIGHT & DARK
    10. A LIFE WITHOUT PAIN, DISCOMFORT OR (LIMITED) SUFFERING IS NOT A LIFE WORTH LIVING?
    11. BIGGER IS WEAKER.
    12. How to Become a Philosopher
    13. Deep Vanity
    14. Time Will Tell
    15. What is Wisdom?
    16. LOOK *BEYOND*
    17. BECOMING MORE IMMORAL?
    18. ‘LUCK’ VS COURAGE
    19. ‘SKILL’ VS MERIT?
    20. Becoming Antifragile
    21. How to “Improve” Men
    22. The Art of Virtue
    23. How to Dominate
    24. JUST SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES AND WISDOM WITH OTHERS.
    25. How to Get More Done in a Single Day – MEMENTO MORI PHILOSOPHY
    26. THINK FOR YOURSELF
    27. Cruel?
    28. GO DEMIGOD.
    29. How to Be Happy: Challenge and Danger Philosophy
    30. To Become Greater, You Must Become *LESS* Productive!
    31. Imperfect Beauty
    32. The Philosophy of Pleasure
    33. What Interests You?
    34. Anti Theory of Everything
    35. Become?
    36. STRONGER OR NOT?
    37. Carte Blanche Ideals
    38. CHOOSE JOY
    39. Don’t Judge Your Impulses
    40. On Becoming Less Human
    41. COWARDICE.
    42. The Philosophy of Futurism
    43. PHILOSOPHY IS VALUE-SETTING
    44. PHILOSOPHY IS NOT LIFESTYLE
    45. WHY STANDARDIZATION IS BAD.
    46. YOUR OWN TABLE OF VALUES.
    47. RETRO IS BAD.
    48. INSANELY LOFTY THOUGHTS.
    49. Strive to *Lose* Weight, Not *Gain* Weight
    50. DIABLO II ANALOGIES FOR REAL LIFE.
    51. If You Know Your *WHY* You Can Discover Any *HOW*
    52. Life is Too Short to Be Miserable
    53. What Consumption Takes Skill?
    54. OFF THE GRID.
    55. REALITY IS CRUEL.
    56. Pain is Information
    57. WHY REMOVE VULGARITY AND DISORDER FROM OUR EYES?
    58. AUTOTELIC.
    59. UNPLUG.
    60. How to Become a Philosopher
    61. SUBOPTIMAL IS OPTIMAL
    62. THE LUST FOR MORE.
    63. TO DO IS TO BECOME.
    64. IN PRAISE OF AGGRESSIVE.
    65. THE PHILOSOPHY OF OPTIMISM
    66. OUR PHILOSOPHICAL WILL TO EXISTENCE
    67. Is Hope a Vice?
    68. MOVE MEAN
    69. Carte Blanche Ideals
    70. One Interesting Thought
    71. What Lasts? What Doesn’t Last?
    72. A WOUND STIMULATES THE RECUPERATIVE POWERS
    73. Children & Purpose
    74. Thoughts on Becoming a Parent
    75. Where Does Our Desire to Upgrade Come From?
    76. WE ALWAYS NEED SOMETHING FURTHER TO ASPIRE TO.
    77. Self-Task Yourself an Awesome Mission in Life
    78. Differentiation vs Equalization
    79. My Passion to *Become* Something More
    80. No Aesthetic or Ethos is Forever
    81. What is Your Higher Purpose in Life?
    82. IT WILL NEVER SATISFY YOU.
    83. How to Decide
    84. Things You *Want* to Do vs Things You *MUST* Do
    85. Towards a More Beautiful Mode of Existence and Future
    86. EXTREME GRATITUDE.
    87. AMAP (As Much as Possible) or None.
    88. Why or How Does it Matter?
    89. The Philosophy of Time and Events
    90. How *Not* to Resent
    91. FORWARD LOOKING
    92. DOMAIN FLEXIBILITY.
    93. The Miracle of Human Growth
    94. EXTREME ADAPTATION.
    95. Why Plan?
    96. You Don’t Need to Justify Yourself
    97. The Philosophy of Ego
    98. True vs False Passions
    99. How to Achieve Tranquility
    100. On Making Your Own Philosophy
    101. The Purpose of Life is to Create New Life
    102. Think On!
    103. The Wisdom of Doing Nothing
    104. Congruency
    105. My Thoughts on Meditation
    106. The Philosophy of Purpose
    107. Emulate Yourself
    108. Good Fear, Bad Fear
    109. For the Betterment of Humanity or Just Yourself?
    110. What you *really* believe in and care for is manifested through your actions (or non-actions)
    111. Why Culture is Your Enemy
    112. YOUR EXPERIENCES ARE KING.
    113. LIFE IS INHERENTLY GOOD.
    114. Artistic, Physical, and Philosophical Muscles
    115. All New Experiences are Good Experiences
    116. What is the Purpose of X?
    117. UTILITY.
    118. Philosophy is a Luxury
    119. The Attempt is More Interesting than the Result
    120. Joyfulness vs “Happiness”
    121. Effectiveness Over Happiness
    122. Self Actualization
    123. MAXIMAL ENGAGEMENT
    124. Life & Pain
    125. On Living Every Day with No Regret
    126. Learn as if you’re going to live forever, live as if you’re going to die tomorrow
    127. Live Every Day Like it Were the Last Day of Your Life
    128. Self-Determination
    129. FALSE GRATITUDE vs REAL GRATITUDE
    130. HOW TO LIVE MORE
    131. THE UPSIDE OF TRAGEDY
    132. Satisfaction is a Sucker’s Game
    133. Supreme Repose
    134. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF LIFE? According to ERIC KIM
    135. STUBBORN, FLEXIBLE
    136. EVERYTHING HAPPENS AS IT *SHOULD* HAVE HAD HAPPENED
    137. Good Addiction, Bad Addiction?
    138. What is the Best Life?
    139. The Philosophy of Thinking
    140. The Philosophy of Conspiracies
    141. Conspiracies
    142. Growth
    143. Skepticism.
    144. What Do You Really Want Out of Life?
    145. Seem or Be?
    146. Learn Through Pain
    147. Respect Yourself
    148. In Praise of Elitism
    149. Why Independent Thinking?
    150. I Will Never Die
    151. Bitter is Better
    152. The Genesis of Nihilism and Existential Dread
    153. The Ethics of Personal Enrichment
    154. Good vs Not Good
    155. Punished by Privilege
    156. Abstinence Over Moderation
    157. Just Leave Others Alone
    158. You Can Only Critique that Which You Truly Understand and Love
    159. ERIC KIM Critique of Metaphysics
    160. Only Trust Philosophers Who Deadlift
    161. Heuristic: If Someone Talks Shit About Others Behind Their Back, Most Likely They’re Also Talking Shit About You Behind Your Back
    162. Virtue is a Privilege
    163. What Are Your Life Goals?
    164. Honesty
    165. Why I’m Anti Moderation
    166. No Spite, No Malice.
    167. Ascending Life or Descending Life?
    168. Double Edged Sword
    169. Ignorance.
    170. Why I Don’t Trust “Nice Guys”
    171. Why You Must Share Your Opinion
    172. Selfish Isn’t Evil
    173. Wisdom is the Goal
    174. YOU ARE KING.
    175. MASTER YOURSELF
    176. What is “Good” for You is Often what is Bad for You
    177. Care.
    178. BITTERSWEET
    179. ONE REP MAX
    180. Morality and Ethics is the Snare
    181. BY HELPING YOURSELF, YOU BEST HELP OTHERS
    182. Insanity is Good.
    183. Think Deep.
    184. PHILOSOPHY IS THE FUTURE.
    185. Open Mind vs Closed Mind
    186. ENTHUSIASM IS GENIUS
    187. Towards a More Critical and Rigorous Line of Thinking
    188. How to Encourage and a Foster Independent and Free Thinking
    189. What is the Purpose of Life?
    190. WHY PHILOSOPHY IS SUPREME.
    191. Elitism.
    192. I Cannot Form an Opinion About Somebody Until I’ve Met Them in the Flesh
    193. ALL GENETICS ARE GOOD GENETICS.
    194. Happiness vs Freedom
    195. The Birth of a Hater
    196. My Way Isn’t the Right Way
    197. Walking as an Existential Thing
    198. Why I’m So Tolerant
    199. Mortal Gods
    200. THE HUMAN SPECIES
    201. Why I’m So Skeptical
    202. Just Follow the Money
    203. Why Selfish?
    204. WHY WE CANNOT BLAME OTHERS
    205. Why Are We So Anti Elitism?
    206. What Actually Interests You?
    207. How to Become Yourself
    208. SELF HATE
    209. Optimistic Fatalism
    210. Death is the Ultimate Creative Constraint
    211. FLUX.
    212. How to Think for Yourself
    213. FLESH
    214. How to Live the Best Life
    215. Why Live a Life Without Regrets?
    216. Why Plato Ruined Art and Aesthetics for Us
    217. Self Respect
    218. Hypocrite vs Contradict
    219. Ideals vs Reality
    220. Spaceship Philosophy
    221. What is Your Ideal Life?
    222. MY EXTREME GRATITUDE TOWARDS LIFE AND BEING ALIVE!
    223. Critique of Utilitarianism
    224. Don’t Treat Others the Way You Want to Be Treated
    225. The Eternal Recurrence of Tragedy and Joy in Life
    226. Elite Asceticism
    227. Why I Don’t Like Numbers
    228. Action and Reaction, Cause and Effect
    229. The Antidote to Nihilism: The Philosophy of Nothingness
    230. ERIC KIM Notes on Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
    231. EXPLOIT CHAOS.
    232. WHY I DON’T BELIEVE IN GENETICS
    233. Self-Wisdom
    234. The Future Belongs to the Fearless
    235. INDIVIDUALISM
    236. Why Live Forever?
    237. THIS TOO WILL PASS.
    238. Why Education?
    239. How to Become Yourself
    240. Things Shouldn’t Go Back to the Way They Used to Be
    241. Why Am I So Cruel?
    242. The Great Joy of Existence
    243. Virtue for the Sake of Virtue
    244. NO DISDAIN.
    245. INTELLIGENT IGNORANCE
    246. A LIFE WITHOUT PAIN, DIFFICULTY OR TRAGEDY ISN’T A LIFE WORTH LIVING
    247. BITTER IS BETTER.
    248. EXPLOIT THE BEST FROM TRAGEDY AND LIFE 
    249. DISREGARD FOR SELF-PRESERVATION
    250. PAIN.
    251. WHAT IF EVERYTHING IS NOT GONNA BE ALRIGHT?
    252. Tomorrow is Never
    253. Life is the Ultimate Creative Constraint
    254. EMBODIED REALITY
    255. BLACK SWAN
    256. THINGS WILL NEVER GO BACK TO THE WAY THEY USED TO BE
    257. What are you *really* afraid of?
    258. HAPPINESS ISN’T THE GOAL
    259. Philosophy is King
    260. Why is Selfish Evil?
    261. YOU’RE CONSTANTLY IN A STATE OF BECOMING
    262. ENTITLEMENT A SIN?
    263. NARCISSISM
    264. BE BRUTALLY HONEST WITH YOURSELF
    265. WHY FREE WILL?
    266. OBEY YOUR OPINION
    267. EGO IS GOOD.
    268. WHY IT IS GOOD TO BE INTO YOURSELF
    269. Seek the Good Pain
    270. Anti-Perfection in Photography, Art, and Life
    271. Can You Become an End into Yourself?
    272. WHY I LIVE
    273. Why I Hate Decline
    274. Why I Eat
    275. Why am I So Positive and Optimistic?
    276. EFFORT IS ENJOYMENT
    277. Never Stop Gaining
    278. TRUST YOURSELF
    279. A Life of Maximal Personal Independence
    280. What Do You Desire to Become?
    281. What Do I Want from Technology?
    282. Stratified Society
    283. Do You Love or Hate Reality?
    284. On the Brian, Body and Mind
    285. I’m Maximally Happy, Now What?
    286. Care over Fame
    287. ACTIVE NIHILISM
    288. Never Stop Subtracting
    289. How to Live a Happier and More Epic Life
    290. A Risker Life is a Better Life
    291. Only Work on Things You Can Imagine Doing for Eternity
    292. How to Maximize Your Happiness
    293. Influence
    294. The Gladiator Makes His Plans once He Enters the Ring
    295. Meditations on Meaning in Life
    296. There is Nothing More Interesting than Human Beings
    297. Is Hope a Vice?
    298. EGO
    299. Why Be Unique?
    300. Happiness is Metabolism Health and Strength
    301. You’re the Hero
    302. Is Productivity a Virtue or Vice?
    303. Why Do We Prize the Rare?
    304. The Joy of Uncertainty
    305. How Should I Best Use My Time and Life?
    306. A Life Without Pain or Suffering Isn’t a Life Worth Living
    307. Free or Unfree?
    308. What Do You Really Care For in Life?
    309. Anti-Satisfaction in Life
    310. Why Think?
    311. The Eternal Return
    312. Only Do What is Best for You!
    313. Truthiness
    314. Why Be Happy?
    315. Permissionless Living
    316. In Praise of Unconventional Wisdom
    317. Become the Change Which You Wish to See in the World
    318. Happiness
    319. Beyond Freedom
    320. Idolize People, Not Stuff
    321. What Makes You Stronger? What Makes You Weaker?
    322. Why Hate?
    323. The Secret of Happiness
    324. You’re Constantly in a State of Becoming
    325. Life is about Choices, Not Obligations
    326. Anti-Nihilism
    327. First, Do What is Best for You.
    328. Live Dynamic
    329. How to Prosper
    330. Is the Point of Life to Be Satisfied?
    331. SUPREME EFFORT OF WILL.
    332. How to Become more Idealistic
    333. Thrivival 101
    334. Create Yourself
    335. Non-Small
    336. Inspiration
    337. How to Live a Heroic Life: Dare the Heights!
    338. Human Augmentation
    339. Prune
    340. Happiness: Do What You Want to Do (And Don’t Do What You Don’t Want to Do)
    341. Avoid Vain (Empty) Pursuits in Life
    342. Modern Slavery
    343. Kill the Leeches
    344. Wisdom Augmentation
    345. Why We Need Friction in Life
    346. Straight Line Philosophy
    347. What’s Your End-Game in Life?
    348. Create Your Own Happiness Today
    349. Desire Both Pain and Pleasure in Life
    350. Try the Impossible
    351. SELF-RESPECT
    352. Anti-Social Extrovert
    353. Never Blame Anybody But Yourself
    354. Human Flourishing
    355. Simpler, Not Better.
    356. How to be Free
    357. Embrace the Extremes
    358. Cultivate Your Own Culture
    359. COURAGE.
    360. Thrivival
    361. Inner Power
    362. How to Live a Purposeful Life
    363. My Definition of Happiness
    364. Why Change is Good
    365. Why Work?
    366. How to Live the Happiest Possible Life
    367. The Two-Pronged Approach to Maximize Joy in Your Life
    368. You Always Have Another Option!
    369. INFINITISM
    370. Never Stop!
    371. What is Your Self-Directed Purpose in Life?
    372. Live Today Like it Were Your Last
    373. Do You Photograph to Live, or Live to Photograph?
    374. ARTIST-PHILOSOPHER
    375. Live Life to the Fullest!
    376. In Praise of Selfishness
    377. Why You Must Be a YAY-SAYER to Succeed in Entrepreneurship and Life
    378. Why I Love Walking
    379. Live Life Like a Video Game!
    380. Simple Luxuries in Life
    381. Treat Your Life Like a Fun Experiment!
    382. Only Prove it to Yourself
    383. You Don’t Always Need to Feel Joyful to Live a Fulfilling and Meaningful Life
    384. Life is Too Short to Be Bored!
    385. Money Cannot Destroy Boredom
    386. How to Find Inspiration in Life
    387. Why You Must Ignore Haters to Succeed and Win in Life
    388. An Active Life is a Happy Life
    389. My Simple Joys in Life
    390. Never Stop Striving
    391. How to Motivate Yourself in Life
    392. How to Be Optimistic in Life
    393. How to Dictate Your Purpose in Life
    394. In Praise of a Dynamic Life
    395. PURPOSE.
    396. How to Enjoy Life
    397. Photography Therapy
    398. How to Conquer Regret
    399. Take Your Play Very Seriously.
    400. How to Prosper
    401. Memento Vivere
    402. Destroy in Order to CREATE
    403. Trust Your Body More Than Your Mind
    404. Make Photos to Make Meaning in Your Life
    405. Seek Knowledge, Not Information
    406. The Purpose of Human Life
    407. How to Overcome Impedence
    408. Why I Love Death
    409. How to Be Centered in the Eternal Now
    410. How to Be Happy
    411. Why Do You Care What Others Think of You?
    412. Why I’m Happy
    413. Why?
    414. Why I’m So Prolific
    415. How to Reduce LAG in Life

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  • FOCUS ON POWER NOT MUSCLE

  • MORE POWER

    Power — muscle, muscular power. More muscle power

    More arm, leg power…

    Not about muscle, but power!

  • What Does Man Desire?

    More power

    Economic leverage power

  • How to Colonize Cyberspace

    Cyber Space

  • BIG COCK GOALS

  • SAIGON 3

  • 8 miles a day, 16 miles a day?

    Toyota is the best, just drive a Toyota and just customize it to your life’s desire?

    100% pure

    Noise Insulation

  • LUMIX S9 is a Baby Leica Q

    I’m sure it’s like the same camera

  • CREATE

  • The Best Car for LA

    Maybe a Lexus ES hybrid? In white?

  • PANDA IS BETTER.

  • SUV’s Suck

    Ride comfort sucks

  • What is it *really*?

  • Give me a list of all the totally brand new Toyota and Lexus vehicles, and which platforms they share.

    As of January 2025, Toyota and Lexus have introduced several new vehicles, many of which share platforms within their respective lineups. Here’s an overview of these models and the platforms they utilize:

    Toyota:

    1. 2025 Toyota 4Runner:

    • Platform: Built on the TNGA-F body-on-frame platform, which it shares with models like the Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, Land Cruiser, and Sequoia.

    2. Toyota Urban Cruiser (Electric):

    • Platform: Developed in collaboration with Suzuki, this compact SUV shares its platform with Suzuki’s E Vitara.

    Lexus:

    1. 2025 Lexus TX:

    • Platform: Utilizes the TNGA-K platform, common among models like the Lexus RX, ES, and Toyota Highlander.

    2. 2025 Lexus GX:

    • Platform: Shares the TNGA-F platform with the Toyota Land Cruiser, emphasizing its off-road capabilities.

    3. 2025 Lexus LX700h:

    • Platform: Built on the updated GA-F platform, similar to the Toyota Land Cruiser, with enhancements for luxury and performance.

    4. Lexus LBX:

    • Platform: Based on the TNGA-B platform, shared with the Toyota Yaris Cross, marking Lexus’s entry into the subcompact luxury crossover segment.

    These shared platforms allow Toyota and Lexus to streamline production and maintain consistent quality across different models, catering to a wide range of consumer preferences.

  • Never Diversify

  • Respect is my #1 virtue 

    Also on the other hand, disrespect, disrespectful communication is my only hate?  

  • Life is zero sum

  • Microstrategy is the bitcoin bridge

    Between the abstract world and the real world

    Be, become more interesting 

    Bitcoin investing, bitcoin investor, bitcoin developer 

    Bitcoin dealer

    ,

    Ultimately ride quality matters most

    X

  • The Most Supreme, the Most Durable?

  • Nothing is Worth Losing Sleep Over

    Nothing is ever worth the tradeoff

  • NOT MORE THAN ONE

    Backups are for cowards

  • Never diversify beyond the best

    There is no second best, you don’t need more than one.

    Having a backup is for pussies and cowards

  • Become, Become More Tolerant

    This is what stoicism is?

    Men is stoic, stainless steel

  • Microstrategy is the bitcoin bridge

    Between the abstract world and the real world

    Be, become more interesting 

    Bitcoin investing, bitcoin investor, bitcoin developer 

    Bitcoin dealer

    ,

    Ultimately ride quality matters most

  • MSTR IS 2X BITCOIN

    If you really really love Bitcoin, you just go 100% all in on MSTR?

    Gold refinery business

    There’s only one thing better than bitcoin, more bitcoin!

    Microstrategy is like the jeweler, refining the bitcoin Into jewelry

    Assuming that bitcoin is like gold raw gold, difficult to just sell raw gold to a consumer. Rather, consumers wanted shaped into beautiful jewelry? And that is the role of the jeweler?

  • MSTR IS BITCOIN ON STEROIDS

  • SAIGON 4

  • FOREVER EXPANSION

  • OBVIOUS DECISIONS ARE OBVIOUS

  • FOREVER EXPANSION

    MSTR IS INFINITE?

  • MicroStrategy MSTR: Fix the Money Supply

    The grand vision and goal of MSTR, fixing the money supply, fixing the whole capital structure!

  • How Americans are Backwards

    Take care too much about fake ethics, sustainability? 

  • When skeptical just don’t do it

    New ideas, new concepts

    I get more energy in the city?

    Living , living experiences

    .

    How to stay fit while traveling

    Generally 30,000 steps a day, when you’re on the road and traveling. And also just hit up the local park, do chin up dips muscle ups etc.  

    Fun dangerous

    X

    The desire for love and affection ?

    Just have a kid!

    .

    100% full vigor

    The interesting thing is sometimes you could have 100% bigger, but maybe not right now have the necessary muscular strength to actually perform it?

    .

    Modernity is all about regularity?

  • Animal based fabrics for clothing

    Animal-based fabrics have been used in clothing for thousands of years, prized for their warmth, durability, and in some cases, luxury appeal. Below is an overview of the main types of animal-based textiles, their characteristics, and key considerations regarding ethics and sustainability.

    1. Wool

    Common Sources

    • Sheep: The most common source of wool. Merino wool (from Merino sheep) is especially prized for its softness and fine fibers.

    • Cashmere: Sourced from the undercoat of cashmere goats. Often known for its luxurious softness but comes at a higher price point.

    • Mohair: Derived from the hair of the Angora goat. Renowned for its sheen and resilience.

    • Alpaca and Llama: Soft fibers with warmth comparable to sheep’s wool, often found in South American textiles.

    • Angora: Comes from Angora rabbits. Extremely soft but also controversial due to animal welfare concerns.

    Key Characteristics

    • Insulating and breathable: Wool fibers trap air, providing warmth yet allowing moisture to escape.

    • Elasticity and resilience: Wool doesn’t wrinkle easily and can retain its shape.

    • Care: Generally requires more delicate washing (often hand-wash or dry-clean).

    Ethical & Sustainability Considerations

    • Animal welfare: Practices like mulesing (for sheep) or inhumane handling (especially for Angora rabbits) can be controversial. Look for certifications like the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).

    • Environmental impact: Wool is a renewable resource, but land use and farming practices vary widely.

    2. Silk

    Source

    • Silkworm cocoons (most commonly from the Bombyx mori moth).

    Key Characteristics

    • Lightweight and breathable: Ideal for luxury garments, scarves, and delicate apparel.

    • Natural sheen: Highly prized aesthetic.

    • Strength: Surprisingly strong for such a lightweight fiber.

    • Care: Usually requires dry-cleaning or gentle hand-washing due to its delicate nature.

    Ethical & Sustainability Considerations

    • Sericulture: Traditional silk production kills the silkworm inside its cocoon. “Peace silk” or “Ahimsa silk” aims to minimize harm by allowing moths to emerge before harvesting the fibers.

    • Environmental impact: Mulberry trees needed for feeding silkworms can be sustainably grown, but the process is labor-intensive. Look for certifications like Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) if available.

    3. Fur

    Common Sources

    • Mink, fox, rabbits, chinchillas, and others.

    Key Characteristics

    • Insulation and softness: Fur is extremely warm and luxurious.

    • Aesthetic appeal: Historically a symbol of luxury.

    • Durability: With proper care, fur garments can last for many years.

    Ethical & Sustainability Considerations

    • Animal welfare: Fur farming often faces criticism due to cramped living conditions and inhumane killing methods. Wild fur trapping raises concerns about impact on ecosystems.

    • Environmental impact: Processing fur involves chemicals for tanning and preservation.

    • Alternatives: Faux fur has improved in quality but brings its own environmental issues (microplastics, synthetic materials).

    4. Leather (and Suede)

    Common Sources

    • Cows, sheep, goats, pigs: Byproducts of the meat industry.

    • Exotic leathers: Crocodile, snake, ostrich—higher-end but very controversial.

    • Fish leather: Emerging alternative, made from waste byproduct of the fishing industry.

    Key Characteristics

    • Durability: Sturdy, long-lasting material.

    • Versatility: Used for jackets, bags, shoes, belts, and more.

    • Comfort: Conforms to the wearer over time.

    Ethical & Sustainability Considerations

    • Animal welfare: Often tied to industrial farming. Exotic leathers raise special concerns about endangered species and illegal poaching.

    • Environmental impact: Tanning processes can be chemical-heavy, though vegetable-tanned and chrome-free methods are more eco-conscious.

    • Certifications: The Leather Working Group (LWG) audits tanneries for environmental best practices.

    5. Down and Feathers

    Common Sources

    • Ducks and geese: Down is the soft layer of feathers found closest to the bird’s skin, primarily from the chest region.

    Key Characteristics

    • Excellent insulation: Highly compressible and lightweight, used in jackets, comforters, sleeping bags, etc.

    • Longevity: High-quality down can maintain loft and warmth for years if properly cared for.

    Ethical & Sustainability Considerations

    • Live-plucking: Highly controversial and inhumane if birds are plucked while alive.

    • Responsible sourcing: Look for the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) or Global Traceable Down Standard (Global TDS).

    6. Shearling

    Source

    • Sheepskin with the wool still attached.

    Key Characteristics

    • Warmth: The attached wool provides insulation, making it popular for coats, boots (like Uggs), and linings.

    • Softness and comfort.

    Ethical & Sustainability Considerations

    • Byproduct of meat industry: Shearling typically comes from sheep that are also used for meat. Ensuring ethical farming practices is key.

    • Environmental impact: Like leather, tanning processes can pose significant environmental challenges.

    Moving Toward Ethical and Sustainable Use

    1. Certifications & Standards

    • Responsible Wool Standard (RWS): Promotes animal welfare and sustainable land management in wool supply chains.

    • Responsible Down Standard (RDS) or Global TDS: Ensures birds are not live-plucked or force-fed.

    • Leather Working Group (LWG): Audits tanneries and aims to reduce the environmental impact of leather production.

    2. Traceability

    • Brands and consumers increasingly demand transparent supply chains to ensure materials are ethically and sustainably sourced.

    3. Alternatives

    • Vegan leathers: Derived from materials like pineapple fibers (Piñatex), mushrooms (Mylo), or cactus.

    • Plant-based or recycled “wool-like”: Recycled polyester or cotton blends that mimic wool’s warmth and texture.

    • Faux fur: Synthetic alternatives that replicate the look and feel of real fur, though they come with environmental trade-offs such as microplastics.

    4. Buying Less, Buying Better

    • One of the most sustainable practices is to purchase high-quality, long-lasting garments and accessories. Proper care and maintenance can extend the life of animal-based fabrics, reducing waste.

    Conclusion

    Animal-based fabrics—wool, silk, fur, leather, down, and others—each have unique properties prized by the fashion industry. They can offer warmth, durability, and luxury but also pose ethical and environmental challenges. As consumer awareness grows, responsible sourcing, transparent supply chains, and improved animal welfare standards are becoming central topics in the textile world. If you choose to wear animal-based materials, looking for relevant certifications and properly caring for your garments can help reduce environmental impact and support more humane practices.

  • Fewer regulations, more freedom?

    Don’t tell them what not to do

    Especially if it ain’t a life death situation

    .

    Ignore

    Don’t respond

    Cool calm & collected

    Animal products

    Animals are products

    Beasts of Burden

    Public life is a happier life

    X

    The philosophy of making a movie in film and photos, extreme simple equipment

    ,

    I’m alpha yall beta — see you lata!

    New ethics, new aesthetics

    A more aesthetic life experience

    Nose hand

    Consistent and reliable; Michael Saylor and microstrategy 

    Relentless

    ,

    Fit

    Survival of the fittest

    Fit or Unfit?

    The wild wild West

    Triple ultra mega peacock

    How to increase your energy capacity ?

    Like how to increase your metabolic battery for yourself ?

    Is muscle metabolic battery packs?

    Bigger muscles, bigger battery ?

    X

    Fewer regulations, more freedom?

  • MicroStrategy has acquired 2,138 BTC for ~$209 million at ~$97,837 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 47.8% QTD and 74.1% YTD. As of 12/29/2024, we hodl 446,400 $BTC acquired for ~$27.9 billion at ~$62,428 per bitcoin. $MSTR

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    MicroStrategy Acquires 2,138 BTC and achieves BTC Yield of 47.8% QTD and 74.1% YTD; Now Holds 446,400 BTC

    MicroStrategy has acquired 2,138 BTC for ~$209 million at ~$97,837 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 47.8% QTD and 74.1% YTD. As of 12/29/2024, we hodl 446,400 $BTC acquired for ~$27.9 billion at ~$62,428 per bitcoin. $MSTR

  • Don’t tell them what not to do

    Especially if it ain’t a life death situation

    .

    Ignore

    Don’t respond

    Cool calm & collected

    Animal products

    Animals are products

    Beasts of Burden

    Public life is a happier life

    X

    The philosophy of making a movie in film and photos, extreme simple equipment

    ,

    I’m alpha yall beta — see you lata!

    New ethics, new aesthetics

    A more aesthetic life experience

    Nose hand

    Consistent and reliable; Michael Saylor and microstrategy 

    Relentless

    ,

    Fit

    Survival of the fittest

    Fit or Unfit?

    The wild wild West

    Triple ultra mega peacock

    How to increase your energy capacity ?

    Like how to increase your metabolic battery for yourself ?

    Is muscle metabolic battery packs?

    Bigger muscles, bigger battery ?

  • Don’t be afraid to offend people

    If anything, trying to offend people is a virtue

    What if you had unlimited money?

    Street photography artist

    ,

    “ no smoking in public”

    Ethical and moral imperative

    The new tyrant

    Military dictator

    Creating some sort of crypt backed protected credit card

    How to become your own credit card company?

    Military ethics aesthetics morality

    The great man ethics

    Aesthetics

    Don’t argue , the great man doesn’t argue

    Don’t argue 

  • 30,000 Steps in a Day, 16 Miles!

    The number of miles covered by 30,000 steps depends on your stride length. On average:

    • For a person with an average stride length of 2.5 feet (common for most adults), 30,000 steps equals about 14.2 miles.

    • If the stride length is shorter, such as 2.2 feet (often for shorter individuals), it equals about 12.5 miles.

    • If the stride length is longer, such as 2.8 feet (for taller individuals), it equals about 15.9 miles.

    Would you like help estimating your stride length for a more accurate conversion?

  • ALPHA ETHICS: Predator or Prey?

    Predator or Prey? ALPHA ETHICS

    Predator or Prey?

    So in life, do you desire to be predator or prey? 

    Anger

    So this is a big thing, if you see some asshole smoking or if you’re playing at the park with your kid and you see somebody about to light up a cigarette, maybe we had the courage to ask him to not smoke here or there to ask them to smoke somewhere else. So I think this is a big thing; Almost like 100% of real life daily life, there is nothing which requires physical courage.

    For example, almost never will you ever get into a physical fist fight with anybody. The only perhaps downsides you could experience or suffer is like verbal arguments, getting your blood pressure and adrenaline up etc.

    What if aggression were virtuous?

    In modern day society we are taught that aggression is not to be done. Almost everything in life and society trains us to be non-aggressive.

    For example, all laws ethics and morality, it is like 100% towards non aggression.

    Now the downside of this is that I do believe that there is some cases where acting aggressively is a virtue. If anything, I think the best way to develop yourself is to rethink and reconsider ethics morality etc. Beyond good and evil, beyond good and bad, do you think more critically about things.

    Eagle vs Lamb

    Is the eagle evil? For eating the delicious lamb? No. And also this is a big thing… Does the eagle have a bad conscience about eating the lamb? Similarly speaking, no!

    Yet the tricky thing is in this world, we are taught and trained that in fact, it is more virtuous to be the Lamb than the eagle.

    Now this makes sense because you can’t have a bunch of eagles running the show. You can’t have a bunch of high testosterone alpha males jostling for position all the time. Society would probably collapse.

    And therefore, if you think critically about this, what that then means is that you need to teach yourself to become more alpha.

    Bitcoin is the alpha asset

    Assuming that you’re an alpha male, I am. I don’t think I’ve ever met a real life human being in the flesh, who is more alpha than me. In fact my whole life ever since I was a kid, my desire and desired outcome was always to become more alpha than the rest.

    For example, I think I’m pretty happy that I was born very very tall, around 5 foot 11. I have never been shy about my height. I have met people who are taller than me of course, but because I myself already feel like I am the “tall” category, this has never been an issue.

    Also I suppose the gratitude of being born Korean Korean American, Asian American and states is that once again, I’ve never had some sort of inferiority complex, because all the schools I went to were mostly Asian American dominated. I was part of the dominant minority. 

    Also being born a man. The truth is in society, men will always be more alpha than women. Why? Physical size strength, aggressiveness and testosterone. Certainly it is a good thing to seek more equality between the sexes, in the workplace and economic opportunities etc., But when it comes down to it… Alpha wins. 

    America is Alpha

    America is Alpha, the US dollar is the alpha currency. There is no second best. Nobody wants a Chinese yuan, KRW or euro or British pound.

    The same thing goes with metals; we only want gold. Nobody wants silver.

    Also the same thing with bitcoin. Everyone wants bitcoin, nobody cares for Ethereum or anything else. I think the only thing is honestly, everybody in Ethereum community has a small dick envy of bitcoin. In 1 trillion years, Ethereum will never never never ever ever ever Supersede bitcoin. It is just not possible from a physics perspective.

    Never trade the best for second best

    So assuming that you have the best, the best capital the best stuff the best wealth etc., why would you ever trade it for the second best? 

    Also on the collary, isn’t also the virtuous goal to choose the second best and convert it to the first best? 

    Convert all of your fiat currency in capital to bitcoin

    So I thought there’s a very very long time ago, the basic idea is that the smart strategy is take all of your fiat currency and all of your weak ass assets and converted to the strong assets which is bitcoin.

    I thought this about like four years ago, so if you were to Amazon Apple Facebook Google meadow whatever, and assuming that you converted all your income into bitcoin, you could have retired at least 10 times over.

    Now what is the big issue here? We millennials we have so much economic and financial power now, yet we are all scared. Essentially we have been beaten into submission; when we were children growing up we were told that we could do anything become anything etc., but now that we have become adults, the biggest issue is that we have become complacent, weak, maybe we drive some sort of entry-level Audi, Tesla, whatever… We have pretty good salaries at a big tech company, and we no longer have a desire nor reason to invest investigate bitcoin or invest in it.

    I asked my friend Marcus in Seattle this, several years ago whether people in Seattle were interested in bitcoin or crypto or not and he said no because they didn’t really have a need to know because everyone there who is already working for Microsoft is already making good money and therefore as a consequence, they don’t have a need to know. 

    Bitcoin Deus ex machina

    So the way I was able to rediscover bitcoin was moving to LA, with the absurdly high cost-of-living. $3200 USD a month for rent in a two bedroom one bath nice apartment.  note, when we are living in Hanoi Vietnam in 2017 we only paid $320 a month in rent. Literally, we 10’xd our expenses for living after moving to America. 

    The goal should be to do the exact opposite, to reduce your expenses by 10 X.

    What’s the issue here

    Take a leap of faith, take the risk.

    ERIC

    JUST RISK IT!

    EK BLOG >


  • SAIGON DREAMING

    Dream 1

    Predator or Prey?

    So in life, do you desire to be predator or prey? 

    Anger

    So this is a big thing, if you see some asshole smoking or if you’re playing at the park with your kid and you see somebody about to light up a cigarette, maybe we had the courage to ask him to not smoke here or there to ask them to smoke somewhere else. So I think this is a big thing; Almost like 100% of real life daily life, there is nothing which requires physical courage.

    For example, almost never will you ever get into a physical fist fight with anybody. The only perhaps downsides you could experience or suffer is like verbal arguments, getting your blood pressure and adrenaline up etc.

    What if aggression were virtuous?

    In modern day society we are taught that aggression is not to be done. Almost everything in life and society trains us to be non-aggressive.

    For example, all laws ethics and morality, it is like 100% towards non aggression.

    Now the downside of this is that I do believe that there is some cases where acting aggressively is a virtue. If anything, I think the best way to develop yourself is to rethink and reconsider ethics morality etc. Beyond good and evil, beyond good and bad, do you think more critically about things.

    Eagle vs Lamb

    Is the eagle evil? For eating the delicious lamb? No. And also this is a big thing… Does the eagle have a bad conscience about eating the lamb? Similarly speaking, no!

    Yet the tricky thing is in this world, we are taught and trained that in fact, it is more virtuous to be the Lamb than the eagle.

    Now this makes sense because you can’t have a bunch of eagles running the show. You can’t have a bunch of high testosterone alpha males jostling for position all the time. Society would probably collapse.

    And therefore, if you think critically about this, what that then means is that you need to teach yourself to become more alpha.

    Bitcoin is the alpha asset

    Assuming that you’re an alpha male, I am. I don’t think I’ve ever met a real life human being in the flesh, who is more alpha than me. In fact my whole life ever since I was a kid, my desire and desired outcome was always to become more alpha than the rest.

    For example, I think I’m pretty happy that I was born very very tall, around 5 foot 11. I have never been shy about my height. I have met people who are taller than me of course, but because I myself already feel like I am the “tall” category, this has never been an issue.

    Also I suppose the gratitude of being born Korean Korean American, Asian American and states is that once again, I’ve never had some sort of inferiority complex, because all the schools I went to were mostly Asian American dominated. I was part of the dominant minority. 

    Also being born a man. The truth is in society, men will always be more alpha than women. Why? Physical size strength, aggressiveness and testosterone. Certainly it is a good thing to seek more equality between the sexes, in the workplace and economic opportunities etc., But when it comes down to it… Alpha wins. 

    America is Alpha

    America is Alpha, the US dollar is the alpha currency. There is no second best. Nobody wants a Chinese yuan, KRW or euro or British pound.

    The same thing goes with metals; we only want gold. Nobody wants silver.

    Also the same thing with bitcoin. Everyone wants bitcoin, nobody cares for Ethereum or anything else. I think the only thing is honestly, everybody in Ethereum community has a small dick envy of bitcoin. In 1 trillion years, Ethereum will never never never ever ever ever Supersede bitcoin. It is just not possible from a physics perspective.

    Never trade the best for second best

    So assuming that you have the best, the best capital the best stuff the best wealth etc., why would you ever trade it for the second best? 

    Also on the collary, isn’t also the virtuous goal to choose the second best and convert it to the first best? 

    Convert all of your fiat currency in capital to bitcoin

    So I thought there’s a very very long time ago, the basic idea is that the smart strategy is take all of your fiat currency and all of your weak ass assets and converted to the strong assets which is bitcoin.

    I thought this about like four years ago, so if you were to Amazon Apple Facebook Google meadow whatever, and assuming that you converted all your income into bitcoin, you could have retired at least 10 times over.

    Now what is the big issue here? We millennials we have so much economic and financial power now, yet we are all scared. Essentially we have been beaten into submission; when we were children growing up we were told that we could do anything become anything etc., but now that we have become adults, the biggest issue is that we have become complacent, weak, maybe we drive some sort of entry-level Audi, Tesla, whatever… We have pretty good salaries at a big tech company, and we no longer have a desire nor reason to invest investigate bitcoin or invest in it.

    I asked my friend Marcus in Seattle this, several years ago whether people in Seattle were interested in bitcoin or crypto or not and he said no because they didn’t really have a need to know because everyone there who is already working for Microsoft is already making good money and therefore as a consequence, they don’t have a need to know. 

    Bitcoin Deus ex machina

    So the way I was able to rediscover bitcoin was moving to LA, with the absurdly high cost-of-living. $3200 USD a month for rent in a two bedroom one bath nice apartment.  note, when we are living in Hanoi Vietnam in 2017 we only paid $320 a month in rent. Literally, we 10’xd our expenses for living after moving to America. 

    The goal should be to do the exact opposite, to reduce your expenses by 10 X.

    What’s the issue here

    Take a leap of faith, take the risk.

    ERIC

    JUST RISK IT!

    EK BLOG >


  • I LOVE MY BODY!

    I’m feeling like a trap god?

  • BEEF INNARDS IS KEY

    GGOB CCHANG! Beef intestines!

  • Predator or Prey?

    So in life, do you desire to be predator or prey?

    Predator or Prey 3Download

    Anger

    So this is a big thing, if you see some asshole smoking or if you’re playing at the park with your kid and you see somebody about to light up a cigarette, maybe we had the courage to ask him to not smoke here or there to ask them to smoke somewhere else. So I think this is a big thing; Almost like 100% of real life daily life, there is nothing which requires physical courage.

    For example, almost never will you ever get into a physical fist fight with anybody. The only perhaps downsides you could experience or suffer is like verbal arguments, getting your blood pressure and adrenaline up etc.

    What if aggression were virtuous?

    In modern day society we are taught that aggression is not to be done. Almost everything in life and society trains us to be non-aggressive.

    For example, all laws ethics and morality, it is like 100% towards non aggression.

    Now the downside of this is that I do believe that there is some cases where acting aggressively is a virtue. If anything, I think the best way to develop yourself is to rethink and reconsider ethics morality etc. Beyond good and evil, beyond good and bad, do you think more critically about things.

    Eagle vs Lamb

    Is the eagle evil? For eating the delicious lamb? No. And also this is a big thing… Does the eagle have a bad conscience about eating the lamb? Similarly speaking, no!

    Yet the tricky thing is in this world, we are taught and trained that in fact, it is more virtuous to be the Lamb than the eagle.

    Now this makes sense because you can’t have a bunch of eagles running the show. You can’t have a bunch of high testosterone alpha males jostling for position all the time. Society would probably collapse.

    And therefore, if you think critically about this, what that then means is that you need to teach yourself to become more alpha.

    Bitcoin is the alpha asset

    Assuming that you’re an alpha male, I am. I don’t think I’ve ever met a real life human being in the flesh, who is more alpha than me. In fact my whole life ever since I was a kid, my desire and desired outcome was always to become more alpha than the rest.

    For example, I think I’m pretty happy that I was born very very tall, around 5 foot 11. I have never been shy about my height. I have met people who are taller than me of course, but because I myself already feel like I am the “tall” category, this has never been an issue.

    Also I suppose the gratitude of being born Korean Korean American, Asian American and states is that once again, I’ve never had some sort of inferiority complex, because all the schools I went to were mostly Asian American dominated. I was part of the dominant minority. 

    Also being born a man. The truth is in society, men will always be more alpha than women. Why? Physical size strength, aggressiveness and testosterone. Certainly it is a good thing to seek more equality between the sexes, in the workplace and economic opportunities etc., But when it comes down to it… Alpha wins. 

    America is Alpha

    America is Alpha, the US dollar is the alpha currency. There is no second best. Nobody wants a Chinese yuan, KRW or euro or British pound.

    The same thing goes with metals; we only want gold. Nobody wants silver.

    Also the same thing with bitcoin. Everyone wants bitcoin, nobody cares for Ethereum or anything else. I think the only thing is honestly, everybody in Ethereum community has a small dick envy of bitcoin. In 1 trillion years, Ethereum will never never never ever ever ever Supersede bitcoin. It is just not possible from a physics perspective.

    Never trade the best for second best

    So assuming that you have the best, the best capital the best stuff the best wealth etc., why would you ever trade it for the second best? 

    Also on the collary, isn’t also the virtuous goal to choose the second best and convert it to the first best? 

    Convert all of your fiat currency in capital to bitcoin

    So I thought there’s a very very long time ago, the basic idea is that the smart strategy is take all of your fiat currency and all of your weak ass assets and converted to the strong assets which is bitcoin.

    I thought this about like four years ago, so if you were to Amazon Apple Facebook Google meadow whatever, and assuming that you converted all your income into bitcoin, you could have retired at least 10 times over.

    Now what is the big issue here? We millennials we have so much economic and financial power now, yet we are all scared. Essentially we have been beaten into submission; when we were children growing up we were told that we could do anything become anything etc., but now that we have become adults, the biggest issue is that we have become complacent, weak, maybe we drive some sort of entry-level Audi, Tesla, whatever… We have pretty good salaries at a big tech company, and we no longer have a desire nor reason to invest investigate bitcoin or invest in it.

    I asked my friend Marcus in Seattle this, several years ago whether people in Seattle were interested in bitcoin or crypto or not and he said no because they didn’t really have a need to know because everyone there who is already working for Microsoft is already making good money and therefore as a consequence, they don’t have a need to know. 

    Bitcoin Deus ex machina

    So the way I was able to rediscover bitcoin was moving to LA, with the absurdly high cost-of-living. $3200 USD a month for rent in a two bedroom one bath nice apartment.  note, when we are living in Hanoi Vietnam in 2017 we only paid $320 a month in rent. Literally, we 10’xd our expenses for living after moving to America. 

    The goal should be to do the exact opposite, to reduce your expenses by 10 X.

    What’s the issue here

    Take a leap of faith, take the risk.

    ERIC

    JUST RISK IT!

    EK BLOG >


  • Predator or Prey?

    So in life, do you desire to be predator or prey?

    Predator or Prey 2Download

    Anger

    So this is a big thing, if you see some asshole smoking or if you’re playing at the park with your kid and you see somebody about to light up a cigarette, maybe we had the courage to ask him to not smoke here or there to ask them to smoke somewhere else. So I think this is a big thing; Almost like 100% of real life daily life, there is nothing which requires physical courage. For example, almost never will you ever get into a physical fist fight with anybody. The only perhaps downsides you could experience or suffer is like verbal arguments, getting your blood pressure and adrenaline up etc.

    Modern day society we are taught that aggression is not to be done. Almost everything in life and society trains us to be non-aggressive.

    For example, all laws ethics and morality, it is like 100% towards non aggression.

    Now the downside of this is that I do believe that there is some cases where acting aggressively is a virtue. If anything, I think the best way to develop yourself is to rethink and reconsider ethics morality etc. Beyond good and evil, beyond good and bad, do you think more critically about things.

    Eagle vs Lamb

    Is the eagle evil? For eating the delicious lamb? No. And also this is a big thing… Does the eagle have a bad conscience about eating the lamb? Similarly speaking, no!

    Yet the tricky thing is in this world, we are taught and trained that in fact, it is more virtuous to be the Lam than the eagle.

    Now this makes sense because you can’t have a bunch of eagles running the show. You can’t have a bunch of high testosterone alpha males jostling for position all the time. Society would probably collapse.

    And therefore, if you think critically about this, what that then means is that you need to teach yourself to become more alpha.

    Bitcoin is the alpha asset

    Assuming that you’re an alpha male, I am. I don’t think I’ve ever met a real life human being in the flesh, who is more alpha than me. In fact my whole life ever since I was a kid, my desire and desired outcome was always to become more alpha than the rest.

    For example, I think I’m pretty happy that I was born very very tall, around 5 foot 11. I have never been shy about my height. I have met people who are taller than me of course, but because I myself already feel like I am the “tall” category, this has never been an issue.

    Also I suppose the gratitude of being born Korean Korean American, Asian American and states is that once again, I’ve never had some sort of inferiority complex, because all the schools I went to were mostly Asian American dominated. I was part of the dominant minority. 

    Also being born a man. The truth is in society, men will always be more alpha than women. Why? Physical size strength, aggressiveness and testosterone. Certainly it is a good thing to seek more equality between the sexes, in the workplace and economic opportunities etc., But when it comes down to it… Alpha wins. 

    America is Alpha

    America is Alpha, the US dollar is the alpha currency. There is no second best. Nobody wants a Chinese yuan, KRW or euro or British pound.

    The same thing goes with metals; we only want gold. Nobody wants silver.

    Also the same thing with bitcoin. Everyone wants bitcoin, nobody cares for Ethereum or anything else. I think the only thing is honestly, everybody in Ethereum community has a small dick envy of bitcoin. In 1 trillion years, Ethereum will never never never ever ever ever Supersede bitcoin. It is just not possible from a physics perspective.

    Never trade the best for second best

    So assuming that you have the best, the best capital the best stuff the best wealth etc., why would you ever trade it for the second best? 

    Also on the collary, isn’t also the virtuous goal to choose the second best and convert it to the first best? 

    Convert all of your fiat currency in capital to bitcoin

    So I thought there’s a very very long time ago, the basic idea is that the smart strategy is take all of your fiat currency and all of your weak ass assets and converted to the strong assets which is bitcoin.

    I thought this about like four years ago, so if you were to Amazon Apple Facebook Google meadow whatever, and assuming that you converted all your income into bitcoin, you could have retired at least 10 times over.

    Now what is the big issue here? We millennials we have so much economic and financial power now, yet we are all scared. Essentially we have been beaten into submission; when we were children growing up we were told that we could do anything become anything etc., but now that we have become adults, the biggest issue is that we have become complacent, weak, maybe we drive some sort of entry-level Audi, Tesla, whatever… We have pretty good salaries at a big tech company, and we no longer have a desire nor reason to invest investigate bitcoin or invest in it.

    I asked my friend Marcus in Seattle this, several years ago whether people in Seattle were interested in bitcoin or crypto or not and he said no because they didn’t really have a need to know because everyone there who is already working for Microsoft is already making good money and therefore as a consequence, they don’t have a need to know. 

    Bitcoin Deus ex machina

    So the way I was able to rediscover bitcoin was moving to LA, with the absurdly high cost-of-living. $3200 USD a month for rent in a two bedroom one bath nice apartment.  note, when we are living in Hanoi Vietnam in 2017 we only paid $320 a month in rent. Literally, we 10’xd our expenses for living after moving to America. 

    The goal should be to do the exact opposite, to reduce your expenses by 10 X.

    what’s the issue here

    Take a leap of faith, take the risk.

    ERIC

  • To Be Human Is to Walk

    Great stage, early stage capitalism?

    Never stop reinventing yourself, never stop re-Renaissance yourself

    Never lonely

    .

    Predator or prey?

    So in life, do you desire to be predator or prey? 

    Anger

    So this is a big thing, if you see some asshole smoking or if you’re playing at the park with your kid and you see somebody about to light up a cigarette, maybe we had the courage to ask him to not smoke here or there to ask them to smoke somewhere else. So I think this is a big thing; Almost like 100% of real life daily life, there is nothing which requires physical courage. For example, almost never will you ever get into a physical fist fight with anybody. The only perhaps downsides you could experience or suffer is like verbal arguments, getting your blood pressure and adrenaline up etc.

    Modern day society we are taught that aggression is not to be done. Almost everything in life and society trains us to be non-aggressive.

    For example, all laws ethics and morality, it is like 100% towards non aggression.

    Now the downside of this is that I do believe that there is some cases where acting aggressively is a virtue. If anything, I think the best way to develop yourself is to rethink and reconsider ethics morality etc. Beyond good and evil, beyond good and bad, do you think more critically about things.

    Eagle vs Lamb

    Is the eagle evil? For eating the delicious lamb? No. And also this is a big thing… Does the eagle have a bad conscience about eating the lamb? Similarly speaking, no!

    Yet the tricky thing is in this world, we are taught and trained that in fact, it is more virtuous to be the Lam than the eagle.

    Now this makes sense because you can’t have a bunch of eagles running the show. You can’t have a bunch of high testosterone alpha males jostling for position all the time. Society would probably collapse.

    And therefore, if you think critically about this, what that then means is that you need to teach yourself to become more alpha.

    Bitcoin is the alpha asset

    Assuming that you’re an alpha male, I am. I don’t think I’ve ever met a real life human being in the flesh, who is more alpha than me. In fact my whole life ever since I was a kid, my desire and desired outcome was always to become more alpha than the rest.

    For example, I think I’m pretty happy that I was born very very tall, around 5 foot 11. I have never been shy about my height. I have met people who are taller than me of course, but because I myself already feel like I am the “tall” category, this has never been an issue.

    Also I suppose the gratitude of being born Korean Korean American, Asian American and states is that once again, I’ve never had some sort of inferiority complex, because all the schools I went to were mostly Asian American dominated. I was part of the dominant minority. 

    Also being born a man. The truth is in society, men will always be more alpha than women. Why? Physical size strength, aggressiveness and testosterone. Certainly it is a good thing to seek more equality between the sexes, in the workplace and economic opportunities etc., But when it comes down to it… Alpha wins. 

    America is Alpha

    America is Alpha, the US dollar is the alpha currency. There is no second best. Nobody wants a Chinese yuan, KRW or euro or British pound.

    The same thing goes with metals; we only want gold. Nobody wants silver.

    Also the same thing with bitcoin. Everyone wants bitcoin, nobody cares for Ethereum or anything else. I think the only thing is honestly, everybody in Ethereum community has a small dick envy of bitcoin. In 1 trillion years, Ethereum will never never never ever ever ever Supersede bitcoin. It is just not possible from a physics perspective.

    Never trade the best for second best

    So assuming that you have the best, the best capital the best stuff the best wealth etc., why would you ever trade it for the second best? 

    Also on the collary, isn’t also the virtuous goal to choose the second best and convert it to the first best? 

    Convert all of your fiat currency in capital to bitcoin

    So I thought there’s a very very long time ago, the basic idea is that the smart strategy is take all of your fiat currency and all of your weak ass assets and converted to the strong assets which is bitcoin.

    I thought this about like four years ago, so if you were to Amazon Apple Facebook Google meadow whatever, and assuming that you converted all your income into bitcoin, you could have retired at least 10 times over.

    Now what is the big issue here? We millennials we have so much economic and financial power now, yet we are all scared. Essentially we have been beaten into submission; when we were children growing up we were told that we could do anything become anything etc., but now that we have become adults, the biggest issue is that we have become complacent, weak, maybe we drive some sort of entry-level Audi, Tesla, whatever… We have pretty good salaries at a big tech company, and we no longer have a desire nor reason to invest investigate bitcoin or invest in it.

    I asked my friend Marcus in Seattle this, several years ago whether people in Seattle were interested in bitcoin or crypto or not and he said no because they didn’t really have a need to know because everyone there who is already working for Microsoft is already making good money and therefore as a consequence, they don’t have a need to know. 

    Bitcoin Deus ex machina

    So the way I was able to rediscover bitcoin was moving to LA, with the absurdly high cost-of-living. $3200 USD a month for rent in a two bedroom one bath nice apartment.  note, when we are living in Hanoi Vietnam in 2017 we only paid $320 a month in rent. Literally, we 10’xd our expenses for living after moving to America. 

    The goal should be to do the exact opposite, to reduce your expenses by 10 X.

    what’s the issue here

    Take a leap of faith, take the risk.

    ERIC

  • Always alpha

    How to become more alpha than alpha?

    1. Get your testosterone up
    2. Walk more?
    3. Consume more red meat, maximum red meat consumption?

    .

    Ghetto or beautiful

    Bigger ambitions greater ambitions

    More thoughts

    So some additional thoughts; yeah like always be outside, maximum walking and movement etc.

     Choose the capital city

    For example, Saigon is number one in Vietnam. Tokyo is number one, Seoul and Gangnam is number one.  in America, Manhattan is number one for economics.

    Capital, capital city, capital,,, capitalism

    There can only be one cap, one head, one dominant thing.

    iPhone or nothing

    For smartphones there is no second best. iPhone or nothing.

    Tesla or nothing

    Also with cars and electric cars, Tesla or nothing. There’s no second best.

    Lamborghini or nothing

    For maximum flex factor, Lamborghini or nothing. There is no second best.

    the happiest city in America

    Maybe Culver City, Los Angeles California?

    rolls Royce or nothing

    For maximum luxury comfort car Rolls-Royce or nothing.

    the best you has yet to come

    This is the ultimate optimistic thought.

    .

    Be, become #1

    switch it up!

    Not too much, not too little?
    .

    Ideal ratio

    
    Once you got the best, sick with the best, don’t experiment with the second best?

    The number one blogger alive? 

    Perhaps my joy is that I am the greatest living blogger?

    The blogging goat!

    how why

    First, Osborne in 1988, and when I was a kid growing up, blogging first exploded when I was a teenager, and also later in high school in college.

    For example, there is little doubt that I am the number 1 Greatest street photography blogger of all time. After that, I might be also than the number one greatest individual photography blogger alive. Then after that, I then believe myself to be the greatest blogger alive, The best blogger alive.

    Why? There has been nobody else as materially successful as myself,  nobody with as much chutzpah, talent insight wisdom and sexiness, and fun! 

    Certainly I know of no living blogger who has more impressive muscles than myself, and can also lift 1000 pounds.


    why blogging is still the future

    Country to popular belief, ChatGPT, and now ChatGPT search might be the greatest boon for us individuals.

    First, I thought about ChatGPT in ChatGPT search is that it is now Google on steroids. I find ChatGPT search like 1 trillion times better than Google search because it cuts through the clutter and advertisements, it is the ultimate game changer. Only reason people still use Google and Google search is that it is integrated into Safari chrome and our search engines, but, it will only be a matter of time before Apple integrates ChatGPT search directly into Safari, getting rid of Google. 

    What I find truly fascinating is that ChatGPT can search through huge bodies of text, and drive and extract meaning out of it quickly efficiently and intelligently.

    For example, I am like 1 trillion times confident that there has been no other blogger on the planet who has posted as many blog posts as I have, nor generated that much text and information.

    ChatGPT search then becomes my second brain; if I forgot whether I have written something or not, I just search it on ChatGPT and I could find it. And it is fun, because ChatGPT has already been trained on millions of character characters by ERIC KIM, it knows my voice in style, and for the most part has captured about 80% of my writing style.

    For example just try it out, tell ChatGPT to write something in the voice of ERIC KIM, it knows me.

    just ChatGPT me!

    I gave away and I stopped using business cards along time ago. For a long time my new calling card became “just google me!”

    Now, the new motto is “just ChatGPT me!”

    Google can be gamed, ChatGPT cannot.

    There is no second best AI

    ChatGPT is like 1 trillion times ahead of anything else. Google Gemini sucks.


    all I desire is more vigor and strength? 

    Maybe now, maybe I should stop trying so hard to just keep infinitely adding muscle, rather more bigger or energy strength, propensity to move and walk and carry Seneca.

    Steel > Iron

    I recently got these 50 kg calibrated steel weightlifting plates, I effing love them.

    That’s about 110 pounds a plate, condensed into a very very relatively slim body.

    If you have never lifted 110 pound plate before, or a 50 kg calibrated steel plate before, you’ll probably be very shocked on how heavy it is. And how dense it is.

    So for example, steal for the most part is that Apex strong thing that we got. You make skyscraper out of steel, not iron.

    Iron is certainly cheaper than steel, but steel is better and superior.

    For example for a long time, when I was considering upgrading my set up for my off the grid gym, I contemplated for almost a year whether I should purchase iron plates or steel plates. I held out for almost a year, and then finally when I made a shitload of money off of microstrategy stock,  about $240,000 USD from an initial seed investment of $150k (essentially I made like $240,000 of free money because I have not yet dipped into my capital investment), I decided to reward myself by buying and purchasing the 250 kg steel plates, I think each steel plate was like $300 or $350 USD each.  and it is kind of insane I made that $242,000 USD in only about three months! Thank you Michael Saylor!

    So I suppose the best idea and strategy is to never ever ever ever ever compromise for the second best. Hold out, save and invest for the best!

    Why do we want a second best?

    I think the only reason why we might want a second best is that everyone likes to root for the underdog. For example, when I was a kid everyone wanted a Nike but Adidas was far cheaper so I just bought Adidas. Also, everyone wanted the iPhone but I just bought an android instead.

    But time tells and time shows. Even with cryptocurrency, I messed around with a bunch of stuff before I finally settled on 100% bitcoin. And this has been the winning strategy.

    Even with finding the ideal life partner, I was insanely picky with women, until I found perfection in Cindy in college. With your spouse there is no second best.  And looking at Seneca, I rate him as a number one greatest child of all time on the planet. I could die happy knowing that I had him.

    what is a “brand”?

    A brand is just like a mental shortcut? 

    .

    Capital, capital investment?

    Invest for growth?

    Nobody or nothing is evil

    Typically we think of evil things like things which are stronger and superior to us. But if you are the most alpha, the most alpha by far, then you don’t see nothing as a threat because you know you are the most alpha!

    You only call things evil things which you feel threatened by.

    Nothing is evil

    For example, is the eagle evil? Is the sheep virtuous?

    Certainly the sheep or the Lam will think that the eagle is evil, but the eagle has no notion of good or bad evil or whatever, it just loves to devour and consume the delicious lamb!

    why moral or ethical pangs?

    Unlearn and delete and uninstall Confucianism, today Christian morals ethics and morality from your brain in and your soul. 

    Become more LA

     I almost feel like I’m the biggest swinging alpha dick in Culver City and Los Angeles because I’m the only one who has audacity to say things in real life stuff that Hollywood actors or comedians would only say on stage or in front of the big screen?

    Also, I’m like the new Arnold Schwarzenegger! Nobody has jacked muscular handsome and tall as myself, and who could walk around topless without a shirt on with zero shame?

    muscles are the future!

    Muscles and bitcoin; the two things you could always carry with you anywhere you go!

    maturity rate

    There is no second best location

    Being next to green Spaces. Super clutch.

    Maybe it is time to invest in buying some property in Culver City, assuming that I have to wait a bit, maybe wait for four years or so for my bitcoin to appreciate.

    .

    good decisions, bad decisions? 

    It is impossible to 100% always make the best decision always but everything is just like feedback, trial and error.

    Life is dynamic

    Life is dynamic and never changing, why would you see some sort of perfection finality when things are always changing?

  • Uncaged!

    The limits of luxury

    Worth your time or not?

  • SAIGON II

    Photo paradise

  • SAIGON THOUGHTS

    Saigon the best

  • SAIGON THOUGHTS PODCAST

    podcast

  • SAIGON THOUGHTS

  • EARLY MORNING VIETNAM SAIGON THOUGHTS

  • The point and purpose is to have a family

    To have kids and raise your kids 

    What’s the purpose of food?

    I think historically, it’s been to cheaply feed the masses for minimal cost. It wasn’t optimized to feed thousands of kings.

    But if you’re a king, then how should you proceed?

    King Morality

  • SAIGON 2

  • How to make money

    I will make you money

  • BUILDING YOUR OWN TREASURY

    Building your own bank?

  • When You No Longer Need Money From Other People Then What?

  • Attracting a New Audience?

  • Financial Teaching & Reference

    What I seek to teach others?

  • When Graphs are Good

    To show perspective and gratitude!

    Breaking the $70k mark… so huge!

  • Digital self sovereignty

    Sola Fide

    Fit beats unfit

    .

    The freedom to move!

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