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BlokchainB

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Maybe I'll buy. The company consistently pushes the boundaries of aerospace technology, creating high barriers to entry for competitors.

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I'm pro them, because people in countries with limited access to U.S. or European brokerage accounts may be able to gain exposure through tokenized stocks.

HealthAndFitness

It happens very often in my social circle that I see people focusing only on “what supplement should I take,” while forgetting the foundation: the STOMACH and digestion.

If the stomach does not produce enough acid, proteins are not properly broken down, minerals are not absorbed efficiently, and unwanted bacteria can begin to multiply. Bloating, gas, fatigue after meals, and nutritional deficiencies often start here.

A weak stomach cannot build energy or support a strong immune system. That is why the first step should be supporting digestion, not overwhelming the body with endless products and supplements.

Warm, cooked foods, eating calmly without stress, chewing thoroughly, a little apple cider vinegar before meals in some cases, ginger, bone broth, and eliminating ultra-processed foods are good first steps.

Because what matters is not only what you eat… but what your body is actually able to absorb.

![](https://m.stacker.news/143183)

![](https://m.stacker.news/143184)

It's not just what you eat - It's what you absorb

bitcoin

bitcoin_beginners

Why nobody talks about the guy who received 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas?

Oops, nooo. My English is so bad. 

I was being ironic about the people who call Laszlo Hanyecz an “idiot,” and I wanted to say: why don’t you call Jeremy Sturdivant an idiot too? In the last sentence, I meant something like: “…but that still doesn’t change the fact that they **should both be called ‘idiots.**’

Either they should both be called "idiots", or neither of them should - this was my point, but it wasn't clear... 🤦🏼‍♂️

Why does everyone talk about the guy who paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas and how idiot he was, but nobody talks about the guy who received 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas?

According to what’s said online, Jeremy Sturdivant didn’t keep those 10,000 BTC. So, in a way, he might be an even bigger idiot than the first guy. 😂

Alright, I know some people here will say that back then nobody could have predicted how much Bitcoin would rise in value, but that still doesn’t change the fact that they were two idiots. 😂

AskSN

It’s a classic philosophical paradox: when we talk about "freedom," we usually mean the absence of external constraints. But in reality, almost **every freedom comes with an invoice**.

Is sexual freedom an exception?

Is sexual freedom truly free?

Politics_And_Law

An interesting article. I don't know if @Solomonsatoshi will agree with it, but it sounds very interesting to me.

> But one aspect of the conflict remains as clear today as it was six weeks ago. Donald Trump doesn’t have a plan. Benjamin Netanyahu does.

This is very true. Whoever has eyes to see and ears to hear can see and understand this quite clearly.

> A seasoned strategist (Netanyahu), he has spent the second Trump administration seizing the opportunity of geopolitical fluidity to reach for his end goal: **a Greater Israel**.

Netanyahu’s only goal.

> In his public pronouncements, Netanyahu has connected some of the dots of his project for Greater Israel dominion. Just days before the start of this war, during a visit to Israel by the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, Netanyahu [shared his vision](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66WXjnZqX2c) to “create an entire system, essentially a kind of hexagon of alliances around or within the Middle East”, including “India, Arab nations, African nations, Mediterranean nations (Greece and Cyprus), and nations in Asia”. ***Israel would be the key nodal point of this alliance.***

This is the key to understanding what is happening. This is Netanyahu’s true objective. Everything else is simply populist rhetoric.

> In the long list of postwar challenges, deterring and containing this project of Greater Israel dominion might be among the most important.

Totally agreed!

What the Greater Israel project really stands for

Governments can freeze bank accounts, but they can’t freeze decentralized Bitcoin wallets.

I’ve seen situations where access to funds was delayed, restricted, or completely controlled by institutions, and in those moments, you realize something uncomfortable:

### You don’t fully own your money in a traditional system. You’re allowed to use it; until you’re not.

That’s where Bitcoin changes the conversation.

With decentralized wallets, control shifts. You hold your keys, you control access, and no single authority can wake up one morning and decide to lock you out.

But here’s the honest part most people don’t understand: That level of control also comes with **responsibility**.

There’s no “customer care” if you make a mistake. No reversal button. No safety net.

From my experience, this is the real trade-off:
**Freedom vs responsibility**.

And until more people understand both sides, not just the hype, true adoption will always move slower than expected...