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You don’t let the government surveil your electricity use. Why do you comply when they surveil your money use? It’s the same thing.

#optout #bitcoin

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The US National debt is permanent. You know it, the #minniapolisFED knows it with their recent #bitcoin paper, and even AI knows it 👇🏻

Time to wash your hands of the whole #fiat mess and #optout and opt-in to #bitcoin

%%👇🏻AI Response to a query about paying off the US National debt👇🏻%%

I'll modify the analysis to work within current tax rates and revenue structures, which means a longer paydown period and different allocation scenarios.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Key Findings:

1. With Current Deficit Growth (4%):

• The debt CANNOT be paid off under current tax rates and revenue structures
• This is because the 4% deficit growth rate exceeds the combination of:
  • Current tax revenue capacity
  • Productivity growth (1.1%)
  • Population growth (0.5%)
• The debt continues to grow faster than our capacity to pay it down

2. If Deficit Spending Stopped Completely:

• Minimum paydown period: ~215 years
• Current workforce contribution: ~116 hours per worker per year
• Breakdown of annual payment (~$920 billion):
  • Initially: 80% goes to interest ($736 billion)
  • Initially: 20% goes to principal ($184 billion)
• This ratio improves over time as principal is paid down

3. Critical Constraints:

• Current federal tax revenue ≈ $4.6 trillion
• Available for debt service (20%) ≈ $920 billion
• Current interest payments ≈ $736 billion
• Leaving only ≈ $184 billion for principal reduction

Key Implications:

1. Under current tax rates, the debt can only be paid off if:
   • Deficit spending stops completely
   • Current debt service allocation is maintained for over 200 years
   • No major economic disruptions occur
2. With continued deficit spending, the debt becomes mathematically impossible to pay off under current tax rates
3. The high inflation rate (7.3%) helps reduce the real burden, but not enough to overcome the deficit growth rate

It makes sense for some reason

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Sixteen Tons

In the days of debt servitude, your employer would pay you in their currency scrip and you would buy everything you needed from the company store. When you didn’t have enough the company store would lend you the money, and you would pay it back from your next paycheck which typically would also not be enough—you became a debt slave. This is not different than being stuck in #fiat and fighting inflation by those who print the #fiat—the FED/USG is the new Company Store

Escape the mines and #optout choose #bitcoin