Normally I don't share stuff like this on here but this off-grid log cabin is so cool. Definitely NEET dream home.

https://youtu.be/Mw_AJOYzt0w

Eet ze bugs

https://twitter.com/AlessioUrban/status/1541762572956860417

If you've ever had a homegrown tomato, you know how much better they taste than store bought. And the tomatoes burger places use are horrid. There's literally no point to putting tomato on a burger unless it's actually decent quality with actual flavor. Fast food places should just skip tomato altogether unless customers are willing to pay a $1 upcharge to get a slice of *real* tomato.

Best pride month ever!

https://twitter.com/SCOTUSblog/status/1542509020891598848?s=20

The European central bank is forced to continually bail out Southern Europe using money from Northern Europe. Not good policy or optics.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/exclusive-ecb-channel-cash-north-south-bid-cap-spreads-sources-2022-06-30/

Wow. A lot happened in June.

Here's a cool chart I haven't seen before. NUPL stands for "Net Unrealized Profit/Loss".

On the contrary, holding (and stacking) is entirely sufficient.

Fracking was invented, and it was glorious. And interestingly enough, the same technologies that made fracking possible (advanced drilling breakthroughs) are going to make geothermal energy 10x cheaper than it used to be. There's a new drill that uses lasers to vaporize bedrock, and it will allow us to reach scorching hot rock almost anywhere on earth. Just pump water down there, then when it comes up the other side of the loop you use the hot water to heat up another refrigerant liquid with a lower boiling point (so the water never leaves the loop). The boiling refrigerant also never leaves its loop, and it causes turbines to spin.

Netherlands will have the first spot Bitcoin ETF in Europe:

https://nieuws-btcdirect-eu.translate.goog/primeur-eerste-bitcoin-spot-etf-van-europa-komt-naar-nederland/?_x_tr_sl=nl&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp

This strengthens the ruble, which gives Russia more leeway to print more rubles without facing big inflationary consequences.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/russia-will-now-demand-rubles-grain-worlds-largest-wheat-exporter

What the F*CK are these people smoking?

Most people don't realize we are basically *already* in hyperinflation, but it won't become apparent to the 90 IQ masses for another few years. Right now they are just thinking "Damn, I hope food and gas prices come down soon. I might vote Republican next time."