Roe v Wade Overturned, The Department of Truth, Student Debt Relief, Bitcoin to Proof of Stake, The Future of the Tech Industry

Suggested:

Fight Club & Nietzsche: Overcoming Emasculation [UNCENSORED]

The Creature from Jekyll Island (Audiobook)

Elon Musk Bought Twitter, Taxing Mickey Mouse, and Ghost Guns with High Capacity Magazines

COVID, Ukraine, the Federal Reserve, and Wilderness Survival

Resources:

The Creature from Jekyll Island

Apache Tracking and Survival - Thunderhands

Tom Brown's Field Guide to Wilderness Survival

Brave New World, COVID, Bitcoin, etc. 

I should have uploaded this last week. This is the first part of Home of the Brave. I released the whole thing last month, but I had to bring it back and fix some things. Book 2 coming soon!

Brave New World (1956) - Aldous Huxley as Narrator

High Science with Strange Objects: Bitcoin White Paper (Book 2)

COVID, Woke Culture, and Cryptocurrency

COVID, Woke Culture, and Cryptocurrency

"For my sake, and the sake of everyone here, I think that I should roll a joint." - Hunter S. Thompson

references:

Brave New World (1956) - Aldous Huxley as Narrator

What is Bitcoin? Bitcoin Explained Simply for Dummies - 99 Bitcoins

Opposing Views: Is Bitcoin The Future? | Peter Schiff & Robert Breedlove - MP Podcast #124

Joe Rogan Experience #1747 Dr. Peter A. Mucllough

High Science with Strange Objects: Covid White Paper

$BTC Wallet: bc1qq6n7whm4gva6qpeptdw6e8e8xvs82rlcegz4sj

The first podcast of the year. 2021 is looking like 2020's little bro, and the government isn't here for you. Here's the breakdown on the podcast:

1. Good Luck

2. COVID is an STD

3. The Vaccine

4. DC Riot

5. Dangerous Donald

*All clips have been edited for effect

This podcast is an update and discussion of the one that I've been having for all of the podcasts that I've been having since the beginning of this pandemic. Along with COVID-19, I'm talking about the politics surrounding the virus and my personal theories on culpability.  

Suggested Reading: 

High Science with Strange Objects: COVID 19 White Paper

How Democrats Became the Party of Monopoly and Corruption

These are wild times and we're locked down, but I'm still out here making observations. Before all of this Kung Flu virus stuff started happening. The focus was on politics and the upcoming Presidential Election. As everyone knows by now, Bernie is out, and Sleepy Joe is the guy. I'm not a Democrat, so this is not my issue.  Moving forward, if you say "vote blue no matter who, " then you're a problem. 

I did acid again about a week ago, for the second time. I see why people say that you only really need to do it once. 

I'm spending a lot of time on twitter, these days. @malcolmflex360

I decided to take this time inside to be more productive. You should do the same. 

I'm just going to chronicle my thoughts and ideas surrounding the quarantine. This pandemic is probably going to go down as a net positive through the lens of history. The Earth is getting a chance to reboot and it looks like nature is handling our inability to stabilize the population on our own. Now we're locked in together and being forced to deal with all of our cultural and social issues on the internet. Also, Joe Biden has dementia. 

Remember kids: Washing your hands is for suckers.

"The authors of the 1992 declaration feared that humanity was pushing Earth's ecosystems beyond their capacities to support the web of life. They described how we are fast approaching many of the limits of what the ­biosphere can tolerate ­without ­substantial and irreversible harm.The scientists pleaded that we stabilize the human population, describing how our large numbers—swelled by another 2 billion people since 1992, a 35 percent increase—exert stresses on Earth that can overwhelm other efforts to realize a sustainable future (Crist et al. 2017)."

"We are jeopardizing our future by not reining in our intense but geographically and demographically uneven material consumption and by not perceiving continued rapid population growth as a primary driver behind many ecological and even societal threats (Crist et al. 2017)."

https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/article/67/12/1026/4605229

CORONAVIRUS IS HAVING A MAJOR IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT, WITH REDUCED CO2, BETTER AIR QUALITY AND ANIMALS ROAMING CITY STREETS

https://www.newsweek.com/coronavirus-major-impact-environment-co2-air-quality-animals-1493812