. @QTRResearch Enjoyed your Bitcoin vs. gold debate with @PeterSchiff and @LawrenceLepard Thanks for organizing that. What gold bugs like Schiff don’t realize is that gold is not going to remain scarce for much longer. Nanoscience is developing at breakneck speed. We are getting shockingly good at manipulating the building blocks of our world - molecules and atoms. Within 5 years (maybe much sooner), you *will* see a news story about a scientist you’ve never heard of in an obscure lab somewhere, who created a bit of gold from some other material. And, that’s the signal it’s over for gold. At first, the process will be prohibitively expensive and extremely difficult, but once that first person does it, we know how the story plays out. It then becomes simply an engineering problem, which will inevitably take it from difficult and expensive, to easy and cheap within a few years. What happens to gold as a 5,000 year-old store of value when it’s a common industrial process to create an ounce of gold for a few dollars? And, what I’m describing *will* happen. The science is already very close. It’s not a question of if. It’s only a question of when. We’re already living in a world where software’s been “eating” the value of everything in its purview. Next up, material science is going to do the same thing to the physical world. Much of what we’ve thought of as valuable and rare, will become cheap and common. Things are about to get crazy. Will Bitcoin survive all this as a store of value? No idea. Maybe nothing will. But, I can imagine a world in the near future where Bitcoin may be one of the *only* things left that has true scarcity. I’m betting on that scarcity being valuable.

Finished Life at the Speed of Play - highly recommend if you’re any type of entrepreneur. But holy jeez - the screenshot of @markpinc phone - hundreds of missed calls & texts. Gave me a bit of anxiety by proxy

Everyone’s excited for the big @Shinedown show in Minneapolis tonight. Even random guys walking down the street. Let’s go!

. @bengreenfield Any insight into what’s going on with one of the companies you’ve promoted lately, @siphoxhealth ? I used them two months in a row and loved their service. Got my results within a couple days once they received my kit. However, this month, they’ve had my kit in their hands for 11 days and no results. Their customer service team provided just a perfunctory, “our lab is unusually busy.” With a startup, my concern is they’ve run out of liquidity or there’s been some big operational problems. Anything you know? Are they still in business?

Jason, really enjoyed your appearance on @ScottAdamsSays show and the discussion today. Scott’s audience will likely be disappointed with how it all went, but he ran into someone with superior verbal skills. Scott’s a thinker who is used to crafting his opinions in solace and sharing them at his own pace . You’re used to defending your’s in real time. Very fun to watch. Kudos to both of you @Jason

Park team - was just back at Boom Island Park and it is in much, much better shape. I can tell a lot of work went into the improvement. Thank you very much! @MayorFrey @CityMinneapolis @MinneapolisPark

Boom Island Park is in *serious* need of some TLC. A big group of geese has taken up residence the last few weeks and there is goose poop everywhere. Plus, huge swaths of dead grass and vehicle tire-track ruts are the latest. This once-gorgeous park is now borderline unusable @MayorFrey @CityMinneapolis @MinneapolisPark

.@QTRResearch Enjoyed the latest podcast with Bob Moriarty. I haven’t heard the word “hoot” in a long time. Going to start using it now :)

At Eagle Pass discussing the border crisis x.com/i/broadcasts/1OdJrjEDp…

Reading this new book from @michiokaku on quantum computing. If you think things are getting crazy with AI now, just wait until these two technologies meet. It’s going to be unbelievable @BrianRoemmele @ScottAdamsSays

Just in: Tucker Carlson reportedly going to ATN @Jason

Stupid AI got that one wrong #vikings