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You probably know about Bitcoin — but someone you know doesn’t
Understanding Bitcoin isn't the hard part, it's developing the competence to jump in as a diversification play. This episode helps fix that.
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Notes from the edge of civilization: December 14, 2025
Manhattan luxury real estate heats up; a propane shortage in New Jersey threatens a freeze out; and The Economist's trippy cover prediction for 2026.
Dec 14
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Notes from the edge of civilization: December 7, 2025
Just tryin' to 'protect' you; the bloodletting continues; something more to this Karate chop!
Dec 7
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We don't need a revolution to break the system — just about 3-4% of mortgages
A thought experiment on power, leverage, and why we aren’t as helpless as we think.
Dec 4
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Notes from the edge of civilization: November 30, 2025
Gold is the new coke; aristocratic job posting; the secret to internet success; and don't say we didn't warn you!
Nov 30
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Notes from the edge of civilization: November 16, 2025
Madman at work; Bubble bubble, toil and trouble; and yes, it's sickening!
Nov 16
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Why gold’s 2025 rally might say more about psychology than policy
Gold’s rally isn’t just about inflation or fear — it’s about what happens when gold becomes both insurance policy and identity. Cue the 'Veblen' theory.
Nov 11
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How technocracy conquered the West without firing a shot
Patrick Wood joins Collapse Life to expose the real system running our world — the one that doesn’t care about elections, ideologies, or your vote.
Nov 8
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Bob Moriarty on gold, war, and the dark age ahead
If you want to know where the West really is in the cycle, follow sentiment — not speeches.
Nov 1
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Notes from the edge of civilization: October 26, 2025
Rome. Rome. And more Rome. Three signs we're living through the fall of empire: art heists, housekeepers, and — Oh SNAP! — hunger.
Oct 26
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John Rubino on the end of fiat
From frozen housing to fragile banks, here’s why the “slowly, then all at once” phase may be closer than you think — and what to do now.
Oct 25
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One queue is not like the other
Queues beget clues. But please, don't mistake this story as a redux of Tuesday's. There's something far more important going on in the line-ups beyond…
Oct 23
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