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here is an excerpt from his blog so you have an idea about what I'm talking about... And how we could see some serious fireworks if biotin implodes. That being said He's pretty safe at this point even if it plummets but certainly would destroy his reality.
But yes the excerpt below is common thinking for the bitcoin early adapters. Smart guys but unable to exist in regular society.
Remember, my involvement with Bitcoin started when they were $125 a coin. I told everyone to adopt Bitcoin, and I'm sure no one did. Well guess what? My 2013 investment of $125,000 is now worth over $2 million USD - and everyone who has a problem with me can suck my cock. The last four houses I bought for $250,000 are now worth over half a million.
I will NEVER have to be involved in mainstream society ever again. I now get to sit on my couch, connected online with my mini-laptop/tablet and watch Unsolved Mysteries every day, as well as my favourite Alt-Right YouTubers. I am setting an allowance for myself of $200 a day for the rest of my life. $75 for myself for living expenses, and $125 daily for my children, their mother[s], and their futures. This latter figure will likely rise as I have more children. My $75 daily in expenses will not likely rise. I live a very simple life, and could live that life on minimum wage.
I will be buying a house within ten houses of my own for my son to live in when he turns 19, and I intend to pay his bills. I would like to see him get involved in a hobby that keeps him happy and healthy, both mentally and physically, but I have no interest in seeing him join the "real world". I am going to ensure he never has to work again, and gets to run a successful YouTube channel and/or manage a restaurant that I buy for him, part-time. I have transmitted to him all of my genetics - my body, from the shape of my head to the shape of my toes, my IQ - as far I can tell - and the autism correlated with my high IQ - autism, as it relates to not wishing to be involved in the normal parameters of Western living. Remember, autism is a spectrum and some autistic people are far more functional than others. Myself and my son simply want to live quiet lives by ourselves.
He doesn't like going to school, and he will likely not like going to work. Let me tell you - when I put forth an effort in school, I was among the best. In work, I was among the best. In athletics, I was among the best.
I was always told "You have to go to school."
NO...no, you don't! At least, *I* did not. But I did it - at a hugely high level at that - and proved that to everyone that I had the potential. For example, I won 12% of all academic department awards in my grade level, despite being 1 student out of 300. I was a top three sprinter in elementary school, and a top five distance runner in high school. I was a top debater, and an excellent chess player.
It goes on but you get my drift.
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