Good going!

Who’s “Protected” by Tariffs? Why do you attempt to make at home what will cost you more to make than to buy? (Assuming quality was not a factor in this case) Mere analogy of household budgeting as argued by Adam Smith on how economic protectionism is as irrational for a nation as it would be for a family to refuse to buy anything from outside the home. Just as a family prospers by specializing in what it does best and trading for the rest, a nation prospers by letting its citizens freely buy and sell in the global market. Of what use is only considering the immediate effects of a tariff on a specific group and neglecting its long-run effects on the whole community? #tariffs #economics #adamsmith #henryhazlitt

Made yogurt at home today, toddler isn’t drinking as much milk as he used to, rather than reducing the milk supply I told the partner to leave it the same and let’s make yogurt’s rather than buying considering we have yogurt daily. Not sure why I’d delayed trying it out this long. Finally found a good use for the boiler room.

Absofreakinglutely!

I’ve found myself to be in similar cycle since I had my first but totally right best to slow down cherish what we’ve already been blessed with.

When does it end. If it were a certain tribe from Nigeria reeking such havoc on the nation, the presidency would be swift to unleash the full might of its authority.

Just made my first btc payment, at my first bitcoin local meetup.

Beautiful! I can’t wait to get some of mine going.

The 9-to-5 grind traps most of us on an endless hamster wheel, leaving zero bandwidth to stop and realize: the people we voted to represent us are screwing us over, and we actually deserve way better. This is my second maternity leave, and once again it’s been a total eye-opener. Same thing happened the first time and during every gap between jobs—when life finally slows down, you see everything clearly.

That definitely looks like one to be at. Thanks