“The spirit of our generation is one of relational nihilism post-COVID. People break their word and are surprised if you treat them as though you expected them to keep it. It’s a generation of self-righteous cowards who have no understanding of what it means to be a team player and function as a body.” - Great discussions on work ethic, keeping commitments, and mentoring others. ’s conversations are inspiration for “you can just do shit!”. https://fountain.fm/episode/OolCOwmYWgndAU08YkZY

Thank you for this detailed response. I appreciate you being will to share this knowledge. Great tool for long term planning.

On one of your charts you say that BTC is following a “trend line with a baseline growth of 1.002046x daily compounding”. Can you tell me what that formula is so I can calculate the trend line price for given day myself?

Great listen. I really enjoyed the parts about commitment and mentoring. The quirky intro section of the podcast was a little long at first listen, but it sounds like the guys at Ungovernable Misfits are having a good time. Keep up the strong work.

I listened to your episode on Working Cows and really enjoyed it. I’m getting tired of bitcoin podcasts at this point, but it was nice to hear about how bitcoin fits into the bigger picture of American agriculture. On your book list above, what would be the one book you would recommend starting with from a cow production or soil management topic? I’m a beginner with very little experience or knowledge.

“One thing people have to get out of their heads is Bitcoin is not bad for the US.” does a great job breaking down how fiat money has contributed to the destruction of American farm lands, and how bitcoin can help bridge the gap in solving the problem. Great listen. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/working-cows-regenerative-ranching-to-maximize-profitability/id1307361758?i=1000698388785

I first heard of your work on The American Tribune Podcast, and listeded to that episode with Will Tanner. Last night I read your Soil and Money article on his Substack. I have pulled up right now your Citadel Theory article, but have not read it yet. Other recommendation would be greatly appreciated. Growing up my grandpa ran 100 head of beef cattle and 100 head of dairy cows in the southern Idaho area. I spent some summers working with him in my 20’s. Just enough time to learn that I loved working with cows. My uncle still runs his place, they since gotten rid of the dairy cows, but I think business is tough for him. I’ve dreamed of having my own little heard one day, but as I grow older I realize it takes a lot of hard work to make something like that happen. I may just try working for someone else first before doing my own thing. Lots of challenges you point out in getting started from nothing.

Thank you for publishing this list. I am currently listening to your episode with Fair Hill Farmstead and thinking the whole time, “I need to get some reading recommendations from this guy”. I’m currently diving into the other content you have put out as well. Super interesting stuff.