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Longevity is coming. I’m talking about the human lifespan reaching 300 plus years, and I’m talking about what that does to the world. We can keep a person at a biological age of 25 to 35. At that age you almost never die of a health condition. You die of an accident. We are seeing this in animal studies from mice through dogs and primates, and I don’t think there is a limit. A person who is 200 years old and biologically 35 is still working. That solves the falling birth rates and shrinking workforces every country is worried about. Scientists will take on the hundred year projects they never would have started. People will have time to achieve their goals. Health care becomes injury care. Most of what people see a doctor for today goes away. Governments will want their citizens on these treatments because keeping people young is cheaper than treating them old. The drugs are expensive now. They will come down, and the people who benefit first will be the ones who know to ask their doctor for them. In the future we will live long, healthy lives as long as we maintain our immune systems. I believe this is real.

Companies like Microsoft, Meta, Google, Amazon, SpaceX, Oracle & Nvidia have racked up $3 trillion in debt on a high-stakes gamble on AI. Big Tech Oligarchs: If your AI bet fails, don’t come begging to taxpayers. You won’t be bailed out — period. End of Discussion.

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🚨 Never forget… Your whole idea of buying every dip through ETF and chill is a 13-year illusion. 100 years of S&P 500 real returns, split into regimes: – 1928-1948: 0.6% a year – 1949-1968: 12.7% – 1969-1984: 0.5% – 1985-1999: 15.1% – 2000-2012: -0.8% – 2013-2025: 11.8% Notice the rhythm. A golden era, then a dead one. Feast, famine, feast, famine. Not one regime in a century simply continued. The long-term average of 7% real that everyone plans with? Almost no generation actually experienced it. You got 12%, or you got zero. The average is a fiction made of two extremes. Everyone who started investing after 2009 has only known the feast. Buy the dip worked every single time. Not because it's a law. Because you happened to live inside the blue bar. But the current run is already as long and as rich as the two golden eras before it. And every one of them ended the same way: not with a warning, with a decade. Mean reversion doesn't announce itself. It just stops paying. The next 0.5% decade will feel impossible right up until it starts. It always has.

At what net worth does buying a $100,000 car become a reasonable financial decision?

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