The investing part is that the generally accepted virus theory isn't as proven as it should be. In science you'd have to proof that what you claim can be reproduced . You must have a control experiment to determine that your setup isn't creating the actual outcome. If a computer program is used to guess the DNA sequence, then there is something fishy going on.

Is this taken from "Profession" or "interests"?

Indeed

It only needs 100'000 signatures to bring a law "You need to have common sense" up for Swiss votation. __________ Federal Popular Initiative — “Everyone Must Have Common Sense” Preamble The people and the cantons, amused by growing nonsense, ordain: common sense is essential for public life. Article 1 — Obligation Every person living in Switzerland shall exercise common sense in public conduct and communications. Article 2 — Definition For this initiative, “common sense” means basic practical judgment: being reasonable, not causing obvious harm, and using ordinary good sense. Article 3 — Public authorities Authorities shall prefer plain language and reasonable measures. Official texts must avoid needless complication. Article 4 — Education Schools shall teach practical judgment and simple critical thinking. Article 5 — Enforcement (caricature) Gross displays of nonsense may be met with public admonition, satire, and mandatory reading of this initiative. Final provision This initiative enters into force immediately upon acceptance — because that would be common sense.

Btw. if you want to make my colleague jealous, zap ⚡ millions of sats 😘

Genau. Die APP ladet schnell und bietet einfache Bedienung.

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Bitcoin is, to me, a community project. Not everyone sees it that way, and I sometimes find it amusing to discuss it with a colleague. When I tell him I run a node, he asks how much money I make. I tell him I do it for the benefit of everyone. When I mention that I run my own miner, he asks the same question, and I give the same answer: I do it to help secure the network for all. Later, when I say I’m trying to get more shops to accept Bitcoin, he again asks how much money I make. And again, I tell him it’s for the benefit of everyone. From his perspective, I may not be making money at all. But in reality, I’m helping to keep Bitcoin decentralized and secure. I’m creating value for everyone, including him and myself. As merchant adoption grows, so will Bitcoin adoption. In that sense, there is no real competition: by helping others, we all increase our own purchasing power. Together, we are building a more peaceful world. I believe wars are funded by money printers that quietly transfer value from everyone living under fiat money without their consent. A community built on sound money offers a better path: one that supports peace and brings out the best in us. I might be wrong, and perhaps my colleague is right—but this is how I currently see Bitcoin.