TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast - #413: Resisting mRNA Food with Charles Mayfield

Episode Date: April 21, 2023

Marty sits down with Charles Mayfield to talk about Keto Con, the wonders of pig biology, and the destruction of food and agriculture wrought by corporations and legislation. Charles on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrChuckFit Farrow: https://farrow.life/ 11:01 - Marty field tested the skin food 12:20 - Keto Con 16:58 - Epic Dermis 20:59 - Why Farrow 24:34 - Pigs 34:05 - Untrustworthy institutions 41:10 - Poison in the livestock 45:43 - Insidious legislature 51:01 - Looking at more accurate health markers 1:00:26 - Big Pharma and Big Ag 1:05:57- Resisting mRNA food 1:10:31 - Life insurance story 1:12:15 - Instilling urgency 1:16:40 - Symbiosis 1:22:56 - Blackpill/Whitepill 1:29:58 - Mock the rulers 1:33:52 - 3 years of madness 1:40:47 - Health is wealth 1:43:43 - Big week for Farrow 1:47:46 - Marty is a glowing god of goodness Shoutout to our sponsors: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Unchained⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠River⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠CrowdHealth⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Bitcoin Talent Co⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TFTC Merch is Available: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Shop Now⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Join the TFTC Movement: Main ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YT Channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Clips ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YT Channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Marty Bent: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Podcast⁠⁠

What's going on you crazy freaks hope you're having a great day hope you're having a great life we're gonna win things seem crazy out there don't let it get to you find some inner strength

Logan have you found your inner strength it's right here beat in his chest what'd you think of this rip Logan it was good that's it that's all you got to say quite good

quite good good to quite good we're gonna need I mean you're the producer of the show we're gonna need you to really sell it better than just good and excellent would have been preferred but

good to quite good according to Logan here beating his chest over there Shut down with Charles from Pharaoh Again Always a fun discussion What an incredible human being Gives me hope that we're going to win

The lard goes a long way I've been using it Go to pharaoh.life, check it out, free ad Highly recommend I got a massive sunburn Over the weekend It was in the Caymans, no big deal got fried put the skin food on haven't peeled yet very soothing

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be probably should be logan's always ready man he is you got a joke for us logan nope okay not ready for a joke charles welcome back marty it is great to see you friend it's great to see you i i mean i walked into royal blue this morning looking for alka-seltzer and i'm turning around after uh an unfruitful trip and i just hear marty i'm like what turn around see your beautiful stash i it's uh it's come in now that uh since the last time i saw you my uh my daughter's been begging me to grow this thing back for a couple years really yes usually it's the opposite you know she um i grew it in 2019 on sort of as a gag and then uh had to shave it was getting my picture took for a place i didn't want to have a mustache on but but yeah no she's been begging

and so i grew it back and uh now it's got white hair in it daddy i don't like it as much because can you pluck all the white hairs out of it i'm like no baby i'm not gonna do that this is my wisdom showing baby that's right that's right but uh no you look great man thank you a little bronze had a wedding in the caymans over the weekend yeah got sunburnt pretty brutally put some skin food on it it was magic honestly very soothing i it's i mean the origin story of pharaoh is uh is is baked in a sunburn a really epic sunburn so well that's what i was telling my wife she was like we need to get some aloe i was like actually i have some skin food this is why this product was created that's one of many reasons but yeah i i it works works like the dickens on the sunburn

it really does as we say in the south i haven't uh i haven't been peeling because of it yeah crazy man yeah crazy it makes you wonder what mechanistically is going on with all the other stuff since we peel you know i'm not a scientist and i'm not a this some chemist and all that but uh i've been i mean i've been amazed at all the little things that this these products help with it's it's awesome yeah typically i get my base burn and then i peel for like a week yeah it's got to lather up baby yeah yeah you're in town for ketocon i am i'm uh we're launching um yeah ketocon is uh i don't know when this will air but uh tomorrow fantastic so tomorrow's which will be today um yeah keto cons this friday

saturday sunday first time first time at this conference um missed it last year but last year it was in the summer it was like in june and um this actually it's kind of wild this this weekend typically in austin was paleo fx which was a conference for many moons it's actually where a lot of my passion and drive for like regenerative farming and uh was really was really started was at paleo fx and for one reason or another it's no longer and so ketocon slid back into this time frame which is awesome i love this time of year in austin oh the weather is perfect right now smoking so yeah we're we're here um when we're done recording here i'm gonna head over to the palmer events center and start setting up our booth so is keto con the conference with

the best healthiest looking people in the world it's it's a good crowd yeah i mean i paleo it's it's a similar crowd to the paleo fx crew you know you i mean keto's keto's a notch in the belt of one way to eat you know ketogenic diet um i'm quite certain i've had some great conversations again this is the first year we're getting involved i had some great conversations with robin um switzler who's sort of the president and so i think they're probably going to work on a rebrand in the in the next year or so you know just open up keto is great i i tinker with keto quite a bit yeah as a carnivore but you know it's it's one of many tools in the tool kit of optimal health so that's the thing i focus on diet which keto certainly is but then you branch

out to other things like pharaoh oh yeah skin products that don't have a bunch of chemicals in them we're the we're the ketogenic skincare company so uh and you know it doubles as a as a snack if you're in a real pinch and need some fat calories you know you can just scarf it down but no it's like i'm excited to be here and a lot of really great you know obviously get to see you um appreciate appreciate the opportunity to chit chat again i i i think i pinged you and said we really need to talk about something if you want i'm in town uh we'll get into that in a minute but yeah now keto's keto con is going to be a hoot man yeah and since the last time you were here i've been using your products face food and skin food particularly i think they're incredible i

put it on every day it's telling me i put it in my hair yep after putting it on my face my wife is using it she's loving it well that's you know at the end of the day i'm i'm really marketing to women yeah because they're the ones that are even going to buy the product for their man yeah i mean that's 80 what 80 of purchasing decisions but i'm glad she's using it and i'm glad you're enjoying it and uh well i thought she was going to be apprehensive at first but she put it on she's like no this is the real deal a lot of people are apprehensive ironic it's crazy man this this we're really bringing lard back into the limelight um tallow every everybody's using tallow and tallow is great but the lard works in mysterious ways marty and works in mysterious ways it goes

a long way goes a long way little goes a long way yeah we're launching uh so we i brought you one um out on the table but we're launching a new product epic dermis uh it's a new product line and we're featuring and launching it here at keto con this this weekend so very excited about that i just lathered up with it it's got a very good scent oh yeah it's it's a sort of piney earthy really earthy it's it's so epic dermis our epidermis we're sort of taking the the approach of you know epic lives are pretty hard on the skin so this is a packable portable aluminum tube of uh new formulation of our product so it's a on the go kind of thing and um yeah man crossfitters climbers zombie killers crafters sort of a you know cayman island wedding hoppers you know epic

lives are hard on our skin people with fair skin who get burnt pretty easily i ran into uh so i flew into houston yesterday and drove up because i had to pick up so this this new product is actually being co-packed in magnolia texas now i make all the creams but i ship it to them in buckets and they it's going in an aluminum tube so it's got to be filled cramped all the all the mechanistic side of the house and so i flew into houston yesterday to pick up what they had ready to bring here and i guess there's a full iron man triathlon going on in houston this weekend because everybody on the plane was like yoked fit yoked you know when we get to baggage claim like Everybody's got their bike, and the line for the rental car was out the door.

So I start striking up a conversation with this dude, and I was like, I had one Epic Dermis tube with me that I was sort of getting through airport security, making sure everything worked, you know. I was like, here you go, man. Try this out. Try this out. Good luck tomorrow. But, yeah, you know, you think about a triathlete or any of these, I mean, farmers, anybody.

active people it's uh it's good to have a portable portable product yeah so compared to face food and skin food what's new with the epidermis uh scent profiles very much you know you can do a lot this this is the area of that i'm learning drinking from the fire hose but all the different sensations and things that you can elicit with different essential oils different odors uh various things it's way heavier on the lard um so lard leaf lard and tallow are sort of our preeminent fats that we use in our formulations this is no leaf lard in this one way heavier on the lard uh to tallow ratio and you know in the sense it's great so i thought it was eucalyptus it's not that it's a little lavender you said so it's uh bergamot which is probably what you're

smelling thinking it's eucalyptus it's bergamot wild spruce wild orange and uh basil in in ratios i got this really smart esthetician in atlanta shout out melissa um and she she's forgotten more about essential oils than i'll ever know and so i sort of give her my stated goal for a scent profile and she'll give me two or three or four things to play with and then i'll make them and you know i mean this is this product's been probably a year and a half in development and uh well freaks you can put lard on your face and smell good the ladies love lard and the and the and the doggies really love lard you know if you got a pet around the house you'd lick in your face. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's not shocking. So for anybody out there who didn't hear our first

conversation, why is Pharaoh's approach to skincare better than your typical commercialized skincare products? Oh, great. Great question. It boils down to a couple of really basic things. industrial skincare is toxic as hell. If the first ingredient on your skincare is water, which there's a 99.9% chance the first ingredient is water. And I know that because I've looked at a lot of labels and I know that because my early formulations when I had my epiphany were an emulsification of water with fat. All your skincare products on the market in the pharmacy stores are an emulsification of water and fat. When you introduce water, when you emulsify water into fat, you're providing a food substrate for mold and bacteria to grow. Of course you are.

That's what water does is it feeds these things. So in my early samples, you know, again, I had this epiphany lard's amazing make a cream with lard luscious amazing cream in 10 days it's rancid and moldy okay so then you you do the research antimicrobial essential oils again i'm not a chemist right and so i start dumping essential oils and they're still moldy okay well we got to fire the water we've got to get rid of the water otherwise we have to put these chemical compounds parabens are a common common example but we have to put these compounds in there that kill mold and bacteria and don't let it grow well our skin is covered with bacteria if your listeners don't know your entire you have a grown adult human has between five to seven

pounds of microbiotic bugs living on in their skin your gastrointestinal tract your eye socket your ear it's everywhere so what makes us special is we get the water out we handcraft everything this epic dermis line is is uh is our first sort of venture into co-packing but we're still hand-making the raw ingredient that gets injected into these aluminum tubes. But, yeah, we don't play with any water, no toxic preservatives. Now, the tradeoff there is the shelf life of our products is anywhere from six months to a year. But, you know, go through your medicine cabinet. There's probably – it's half full of stuff that's over a year old.

You probably ought to throw away anyway. Like, these are consumables, right? We want you to use them. yeah as a user you'll find yourself wanting to use them every day oh yeah i i'm about it every other day depends if i shave i use it you know with guys it's it's all about the routine like if you can't inject a skincare product into a pre-existent male like cadence routine good luck yeah because we're just so i i use it as an aftershave and when i put it on as i shaved this morning so it's on and then it goes in my hair you're telling me you're using the hair but

anyway yeah so no no water no toxicity and we're the only game in town using lard right now um pigs are biologically basically humans and so if your rays are really healthy this is this is one of the reasons why i don't think you see a lot of lard in skin care is because you you really have to raise a healthy happy pig they're a monogastric animal they metabolize their environment differently than like a ruminant cow species over here so we say the lard works in mysterious ways and it's true you you have to put the work in and the care in raising that animal for the lard to work in mysterious ways which is beautiful yeah because if they're stressed or malnourished it releases toxins just like humans yeah yeah and they store all of that i mean again the mechanisms with

pigs and humans biologically for your listeners i don't we we may have touched on this last time but we train our surgeons yeah on pigs like we use pig organs in humans like um in high school when you do oh the biology dissection it's usually a pig oh yeah i heard a rumor i haven't fact checked this i heard a rumor that when you're in uh when you're in special operations that from time to time they will uh challenge you to shoot a pig in the wild and then bring it back to life that seems pretty intense i went on a pig hunt in southwest texas many moons ago and uh it was a lot of fun and at night with a bunch of the guys that came were special ops and so they brought all their toys it was a really neat experience but it's like the last night

and everybody's cutting loose and it's like all right we're putting our nods on and going and trying to find a pig so we can like they wanted to catch a pig and knife it holy shit and uh yeah but i heard a rumor that you know special ops guys shoot the pig the pig dies you've got to bring the pig back to life so it's basically you know all the lazarus op the uh i've never been on a pig hunt there's a lot of bitcoiners native texan bitcoiners who are like you got to get out to the ranch because they're feral around here oh yeah pigs are everywhere out here they're a huge problem in texas excuse me they have uh we we have bouts with them in in east tennessee where i am of course we're a little bit more mountainy

i'm guessing in west tennessee the more flat you've got i think i mean pigs are crazy man i'm putting a blog post together now about just how resilient a species they are you know as a food stuff and arguably they're the first animal we domesticated for meat really there's there's before bovine yeah for meat yeah um you know there's there's archaeological evidence of you know 13 to 11 000 years ago you know pigs as a as a domesticated species so which makes a lot of sense i mean they're they're smaller you know than a than a cow um so you can you can one person can dispatch of and probably clean a pig it's it's it's a two-person job maybe even a three-person job for a larger cow cow yeah no we might have touched on this the last time you're here but if

not like even so it always fascinates me like a domesticated pig versus a feral pig they just have different physiognomy it's um you know it's uh it's a i would call it uh epigenetics so i've never experienced this but i've just heard stories okay so if you catch a wild pig and pin it up it's two generations from that why so if you caught a sow and you were able to breed the sow twice in captivity then uh it takes two generations which can do that in one year yeah that's what i was going to say yeah yeah uh three months three weeks and three days is general gestation on a pig and 21 days after they pharaoh a litter um technically they're back in estrus so yeah yeah it's they're proficient which is one of the part of the

reason why you got such a problem with them but um but two generations from domestication out of the wild and the hair starts to get lighter and the tusks on the males start to go you could you could see the the domestication side come through likewise it's i've heard um if a domesticated pig gets out in the wild they'll grow thicker hair almost immediately yeah in response to their environment um so and they're smart they have feelings they do in memories i i i can neither confirm nor deny deny i mean they definitely have a memory but i've heard that they have the cognitive capacity of a three-year-old human i have a three-year-old human at home yeah it's pretty robust cognitive capacity it's unbelievable i i would joke uh with my friends um back when we

were farrowing pigs so the term farrowing obviously it's the name of our company but farrowing is is uh getting a mama pig and a daddy pig together and making baby pigs that's you're a pig farrower and a litter of pigs is often referred to as a pharaoh of pigs and um where was i going with this getting them together they're smart they have memories yes they so um i would tell people if you ever want to see what sexually active three-year-old humans would act like just come see pigs when the mama's in heat because it's it's a hoot man the the the when we had a boar breeding boar brutus was his name brutus and olive brutus shot out or pour a sip out for brutus and olive they they tasted great by the way when

when the time came because everybody has that ticket to punch at some point um but yeah when she you could smell it you could see it was this very i mean this is the coolest part about farming is you see these so human beings human females are the only mammal on the planet to my knowledge that hide their estrus like there's no outward visible either smell or show display of fertility this this is it's just emotional display fair enough there's there's no physical physical show um so with with animals you see these i mean you know peacocks do this and you see this across the animal kingdom with with uh pigs it's a it's a noticeable estrous smell and and you'll see the females you know she's obviously coming into heat and dude

brutus would smell the air and it's go time and he would he'd he'd employ all sorts of strategies to try and woo her you know he'd he'd beg some days he'd be forceful someday it was about a three to four day courting process courting process and when you so when you're pasturing pigs you know they see you every day you're feeding them you know or at least making your presence known with them every day give them a little belly scratch it's it's always best to stay on the on the positive side of a relationship with a 800 pound boar you know but uh yeah when she you you could smell smell like apple cider vinegar almost really you could you could you could visibly see you know her sexual organs sort of bulging and a little discolored and but you

could smell it it was crazy and um buddy he would so yeah if you ever want to see what sexually active human three-year-olds might look like in their mannerisms and courting process just go find a pig farrow and and uh observe so are those technically pheromones that they're giving off or oh yeah i i would imagine that's what that is yeah um which is interesting uh this whole birth control thing i'm hearing more and more about now and how it impacts the pheromone not only the pheromones that women themselves put out but also their ability to sense and smell male pheromones um yeah that's i mean that's part of the conversation we want to get to today is uh the effects of some medical products on human behavior our bodies our health that's one thing

like when did the pill become popular it had to be in like the last 50 years right 60s 50s 60s is when it i would say 70s is when it probably blew up you know when it sort of jumped it came along about this what is that second wave feminism i think ish that rings the bell because part of the part of the summer of love sort of sex sexual revolution was driven by the pill because for the first time you're not going to get pregnant you have you have a tight control over female reproductive capacity yeah it's very unnatural it you know this yeah you're right yeah it's it's unnatural um i'm not sure any of us have all the data in terms of the side effects or impacts of these i have anecdotal data like i

know we all we've all got that i i say that in in light of some of your recent interviews and some of the silver linings that have come out of this last three years of hell that we've all been through and it's like huh maybe the gated institutions that we're supposed to trust don't have our best interests at heart yeah um yeah if you freaks haven't listened to that episode michael koss and dr joel walskog it's the episode before this one released it yesterday um april 19th but yeah i mean dr walskog particularly i mean lifelong orthopedic surgeon injured by the covid19 moderna vaccine and he was immersed in the industry got caught up hook line and sinker and the whole debacle he was injured and not able to work anymore it's

completely had him questioning the whole apparatus that he was working within. When you think about this, like FDA, CDC, Big Pharma, and like the hospital corporations that have sprung up in the last 50 years has created this incredibly perverse system. They talked about it briefly. That was a great interview, by the way. They talked about it briefly, but like the number of doctors that used to be in their own practice versus employed now.

And there was a bunch of stuff y'all touched on. It was fascinating. Yes, I concur for the freaks out there, if you haven't listened to that one yet. And, you know, Marty, I follow Jordan Peterson quite a bit. And he just interviewed another guy out of Minnesota that ran for governor. He was a senator there, doctor for 35 years. the point i'm making is similar stories are popping up everywhere from these credible high conviction doctors just sticking their hand up a little bit to say maybe this isn't

and just you know getting flatlined and yeah um it's and this has been something that's been growing for like a century because that's something that's a rabbit hole i dove down a few months ago which is the rockefellers influence on the medical industry they really wanted to push their hydrocarbon uh byproducts into medicine well the kellogg's too yeah i i was on a rant last night with some i got on a rant with some uh virtual conference call last night and it's like the seventh day and you know i spent 15 years in like paleo you know ancestral living space And I never cracked any of these subjects in terms of, like, the history of the Kellogg Cereal Company, Seventh Day Adventist Church. They believe that, you know, meat consumption makes men too virulent.

You know, it's just let's tease too high. Yeah, tease way too high. And so let's make this product marketed as the greatest breakfast food ever. And then, oh, by the way, let's get in and write a bunch of dietary guidelines for your listeners that don't know. So I'm in this cosmetics business now, which is sort of regulated by the FDA. I use the term regulated very loosely when it comes to skin care. the consumer protections in that industry are laughable at best um yeah but the uh the food and drug administration oversees cosmetics the u.s department of

agriculture is the entity that publishes our dietary guidelines yeah and it's i mean just thing in the 90s could go back to cereal like i grew up eating cocoa puffs fruity pebbles roasted flakes cocoa puffs cap and crunch cap and crunch but it's funny it was like spectrum and it's like all corn flakes for like the bland healthy cereal and cocoa puffs are good but it's all bad for you well and and we we were also lucky enough well at least i was lucky enough at least i was eating my cereal with whole milk you know we were a two percent family yeah we were everybody was psyoped the whole thing it's it's it's the silver lining of the last three years of hell that they've put us through is if you're remotely awake remotely

paying attention you're like oh shit if they were wrong about this that's that's what happened with pharaoh like i took this paleo if it doesn't spoil don't eat it lens and i shot it over on skincare and i'm like whoa and then you shine it on the fed shot sun shine that same lens on you know monetary policy yeah and uh you know we're taking we're taking bitcoin have been now i forget when we started doing that and um it's that's exciting to me yeah i don't i I'm still scratching the surface on understanding that world. It takes a while. I just, I know I need to be there.

Yeah. You know, I know I need to take it. I know, you know, with what we're getting into here in a minute, you know, I got to lean into the Bitcoin community. Great. You know, I've got a product that you can, you know, use your Bitcoin. but more importantly like the work that slim's doing and some of these other folks out there connecting ranchers with bitcoiners and this is a good segue into sort of why i reached out to you since i was going to be in austin

they're poisoning everything yeah they're absolutely poisoning everything and um these mrna injections that i was trying to find these yeah i don't like using the v word because it's not that no it's like a genetic treatment but um if you don't know if you don't know the pharmaceutical industry has been leaning hard into domestic animals for a long time it's actually arguably a bigger or as late as big market of a market for a lot of pharmaceutical companies as humans and the data is really interesting like if your vet gives you a prescription for your furry fluffy friend like 99 times out of 100 you will fill that prescription and you will give that pet the prescribed dose through the entire schedule of the medicine.

If your primary care physician prescribes a medicine for you, you'll fill it 50% of the time. 50% of the 50% of the time that you fill it, you'll actually take the prescription as prescribed. right so we funny enough we'll take care of our pets with more rigor and we take care and we take care of ourselves and so um you know merck and some of these other big companies that they've been in the uh in the pet and domesticated animal space for a long time and you know when you've got a u.s department of agriculture or a food and drug administration that allows for i don't know let's just say um chicken it allows for chicken to be labeled hormone and antibiotic free as long as the hormones and antibiotics are injected into the shell directly before it hatches

what yeah of course because it because it it's it's it's not a chicken yet it's not a chicken yet so we inject the hormones and the antibiotics or when does life begin in the egg i guess that's the big question do we want to go there today marty not right now but but but but you know again we we live in a world where that label exists that rule exists um over in the meat side You know, if a cow can be born, raised, killed, slaughtered, butchered, packed up in Brazil, shipped to America, sit for 24 hours in a anointed you know usda facility relabeled you know packaged back up and labeled product of the u.s and so i reached out to you because i was coming to austin i love seeing you look great by the way again sir i reached out to you because this has been legislation

that just got trampled down in Tennessee. We'll raise it again, but they're injecting this mRNA technology now into livestock. I don't believe that it's made its way to store shelves yet. I know they've been doing it with some industrial pigs just playing around.

They're talking about doing it with cows. It's kind of why I wish we could be two places at one time this weekend because slim and dr malone and brooke miller and they've got a thing going on in virginia this weekend brooke's the former president of uh u.s cattlemen's association but uh but yeah they're this is the next level of the of this mrna technology they're going to force it into our dietary food by means of you know either required or encouraged what is the justification for it because the food seems i mean despite the fact that most of the industrial animals are being jacked up with antibiotics and hormones which i don't like i try to stay

away from this is why we go shake your rancher's hand yep um there's a new label by the way have you seen this no um i just took a picture i sent it to the meat mafia boys the new the new term is uh no artificial hormones so my first question is okay what are the natural hormones that we have that we can synthesize and you know because yeah it's a it's a it's a label no artificial hormones what the does that mean what does it mean it's all very insidious and that's i mean put the tinfoil hat on it you can put my uh my marty jones fan club hat on that just fell but it seems like with particularly with the push to inject animals with mrna technology it's essentially the powers that be realizing that there is this awakening happening the

covet 19 injection rollout did not go as planned as if you listen to the previous rip that is certainly injuring and killing people um and a lot of people and maybe they saw all right maybe humans are going to do it but we want to get this into them so we got to go get their food control the food you control the people yeah you need food to live need food to live this is you know again i'm learning learning more and more about bitcoin uh the more i learn about bitcoin the more i look back and think okay you know we go off the gold standard everything's fiat How much of this food problem that we have now, this manifestation of all this industrial ag and how it's destroying the planet, how much of that is really built on the idea of just fiat money? And I think it's quite a bit.

And anyway, this cat's already out of the barn. there's just i don't think there's any getting it back in uh the tennessee legislation that got shot down was a food labeling uh requirement if the if the meat has been injected with mrna technology put a label on it i you know that that helps but how does that get shot down let's see like that's i guess two things how does it get shot down and how big how pervasive is this initiative right now of getting it into the livestock i don't know why it got shot down it got uh it was uh it was the finance subcommittee that it was brought up i was asked to come in we have some some cool sobs in the state legislature

in tennessee frank nicely i'll just shout out to senator nicely one of the most forward thinking this is a guy in his maybe early 70s that's talking about centralized digital bank currencies talking about like getting tennessee to have its own you know gold backed or bitcoin backed state currency which is violation of the constitution or something but it's like just having those conversations you're like this guy gets it well it's not a violation of the constitution because in the constitution it says that the only money we should ever have is hard money gold and silver particularly they mentioned probably uh uh an affront to like legal tender laws that were that were thrust on us probably after 1913 i would imagine perhaps i've got to

go back and re review my creature from jekyll island literature but anyway no you know so nicely's one of the ones that sponsored this bill and um you know i you don't know what got attached to it. And I mean, I, I'm so not behind the mechanics of these political movements, but the point is, um, I guarantee you that the, the drug companies, the pharmaceutical companies are pushing this on livestock, you know, to protect us, to protect us. You gotta, you gotta protect the animals and protect us. And, um, everything I know, again, I'm not a biologist i'm not a chemist but every i try to listen to really smart people um the dark horse folks uh brett weinstein's been on on this stuff from like day one he and heather evolutionary

biologists so they have a fairly deep steeping in this and he's worried that these spike proteins will cross the gut barrier i agree with him i mean it was proven in humans yeah yeah and we we've had our case studies we've had our yeah we've had our well that was the other thing we mentioned it before we hopped in here it was a weird thing that elon came out a couple weeks ago was essentially like uh like we we messed up with the first rollout of mrna human vaccines but we got to keep pushing in this direction which is very scary for many reasons the conversation never comes back to like preventative health care we're just living a a healthy life and it's like don't believe your lying eyes over the last century since big pharma

has exploded and become a very integrated part of our everyday lives diabetes at an all-time high obesity at an all-time high chronic illness at an all-time high cancer at an all-time high maybe there's something wrong with the combination of what we've been injecting into ourselves that have been produced by the pharmaceutical industry and the food we've been eating so it's like a create the problem with the shitty food and then solve the problem with the shitty medicine. Well, yeah.

Create the problem with, uh, with the Fiat. Yeah. Now we can print as much as we want and give it to the right people. So the incentive structure gets, gets sideways. Um,

I, I love your, like the crowd health stuff. You're, you're, I know they're a sponsor of the show. Um, it's crowd,

crowd health. Yeah. Yeah. They work out of here. we might see andy when we walk out yeah so so my day job is in insurance mostly commercial i do a lot of benefits work and commercial pnc work and the numbers we're seeing in claims around diabetes heart disease cancer um are just it's staggering how much they're growing and you know again crappy food and uh what are we we're one of only two countries on the planet that allow

pharmaceutical companies to advertise on television yeah it's us in new zealand yeah and so and yeah and there's like data coming out to like the all right this one's not going to be on youtube i guess but the uh mrna the covid injections i mean they are exacerbating some of these chronic illnesses oh i'll cause mortalities through the roof you mark my you mark my words i'm in the insurance business mark my words there will be a question on every life insurance application in this country in the next five years have you ever had any mrna injections and if so when and what mark my words yeah well because it affects your bottom line at the end of there right life insurance is sort of like one of the last bastions of free market

actuarial driven you know you either die or you don't there's no ambiguity here you have to put a probability on each individual that's right and term insurance is a cash cow for the insurance companies great should be everyone should outlive their term

you know but it gives you the protection when you need it and all cause mortality is going through the roof and so you know these companies and the people that reinsure them aren't going to put up with that crap for much longer because they'll go out of business right if you're paying too many claims that's right you're basically making this bet like

a percentage correct the people are buying this insurance aren't going to die so we'll have some excess reserves to to pay all claims i've been doing um i've been doing some work with uh there's a group out of out of reno that i've known for a long time especially health and and we've just sort of gotten back in the saddle with them you know a lot of this cardiovascular vascular disease stuff was born out of the 50s 60s saturated fats the devil you know the psyop this the the psyop of all psyops and the most frustrating thing about the psyop of all psyops when it comes from to nutrition is all the data is out there now like they reversed the saturated fat demonization they did it in 2017 like total reversal of 40 years of dietary guidelines

front page of the new york times no front pages of forbes no it's not anywhere you can't even see it anymore complete reversal but you got all this sugar versus fat demonization well even even the you go to your doctor for a physical right they're going to give you your standard lipid panel here's your blood panel and um oh your cholesterol is a little high so you need to go on all these drugs not looking underneath at insulin resistance, which is again, the sugar marker, how, what does your body manage and deal with sugar? Um, and then they're, they're not looking at, um, some of the other underlying components like LDL P particle count, LDL PA or LPA, some of these. So anyway, I went and did the full workup. You'll love this. Did the full workup with these guys

because i'm trying to bring them into some of we handle insurance for small municipalities you know cities local governments stuff like that and and they're the insurance company you know we set them up so that they're sort of their own self-insured platform so they're paying all the bills you can't do this with can't do this with blue cross blue shield yes they're too incentivized to keep the standard thing going. Anyway, long story short, my blood panel for the last decade, Marty, has been high. My HDL is always high, so my total is always high,

and it's usually one of the reasons it's high is because my HDL, which is the good cholesterol, is usually really high. And the conversation with my primary care physician every time for the last decade has been, well, your total is high. Yes, but the only reason my total is high, Doc, is because the HDL, which you tell me I'm supposed to have lots of, is high. That's the only reason it's high. Yeah, but your total is high, so I'm not going to go on drugs.

Well, let's reevaluate in six months. So we've been playing this little cat and mouse game for 10 years. I go work with this group at Reno. know same story but they go one layer deeper in terms of their analysis turns out my insulin resistance i'm highly insulin sensitive so i can manage sugar in my blood um my ldlp particle count was through the roof i eat butter meat salt water it's a good diet pretty good works pretty good um my ldlp is like 5x normal you know alarms bells are going off so they they throw me into well you We think you're fine, but let's go get a coronary calcium survey just to be safe.

So I've had 10 years of elevated cholesterol, according to the panel. 10 years. My coronary calcium survey score, zero. So no blockage. so again crowd health anybody that's going to step up and be willing to look at insulin sensitivity as the underlying marker to metabolic health or lack thereof is going to be able to get out in front of all these diseases of modernity that we're really dealing with i mean so you're saying doctors just focusing on top line cholesterol are not really looking for the

signal which is that that calcium blockage and that insulin reaction i'm saying yes i'm saying that the standard lipid panel isn't telling the whole story and and for for for anyone that's willing to look one layer underneath like the specialty health group out of reno is doing it dr phil ovady is doing it you're seeing a you're seeing a huge rise in like constant glucose monitor companies you know where you can stick this thing so so again glucose how is our body reacting to the consumption of sugar so we're starting to turn the corner you know in in bitcoin communities in the keto world in the non-standard media right we're turning the corner we're looking at sugar we're understanding its impact

um because it this is my point is similar to similar to if a life insurance company's not willing to put that question on their application in five years have you had an mrna technology vaccine if they're not willing to answer that or ask that question they're done okay similarly uh you know from a health insurance standpoint if the provider or the purveyor of information is not willing to talk to their constituency about lifestyle changes and insulin sensitivity and and and and the the real story behind what's going to make you sick they're done yeah it's just there's gonna be a lot of sick people out there and if you want to be profitable you're to be able to accurately determine the overall health of your patient the two biggest threats to

in my opinion the two biggest threats to our democracy or our republic or our sovereignty in this country are we're depleting our soils like 35 years of harvests left i mean this is published data holy oh it's not it's not pretty doesn't get talked about it's not pretty so we're depleting our soils and we have the vast majority of our gated institutions of health wellness are so captured and unwilling to

to have the conversation about to get out of their cognitive dissonance of hey maybe we're not helping people maybe the art or striving for as much revenue as possible by pushing these pills isn't really

helping people like could we argue that many doctors in today's day and age are not accurately or appropriately following hippocratics the hippocratic oath oh i i yeah i think that ship sailed a long time ago yeah and and who funds the who funds the medical schools big pharma you know who funds who funds the media who funds the media big pharma pharma who funds the politicians and and and who is big pharma it's big ag it's the same yeah it's this amalgamous i mean what was it slim's talked about this many times on this show it's like monsanto and bear have somewhat the same company yeah yeah general mills and

I mean, uh, Procter and Gamble there, there, I mean, think about the food products that Procter and Gamble puts out. Think about the medical products that the, that they put out. Um, so, uh, I'll tell you a quick, funny story. My, my, uh, so I got my kids and they helped me the company and it's cool eight and ten now uh but you know one of the coolest moments i've ever had with them so i'm making breakfast and we're watching like georgia public broadcast you know just a public television station i think it was a jack what's his name's into the wild it's like the crocodile hunter yeah the american but but yeah yeah yeah great show great show but i'm sitting over here making breakfast and every commercial break every commercial break was three things

it was get the vaccine it was here is your uh childhood eczema cream solution so big pharma and uh what was the third one it had something to do with um it had something to do with like transgender acceptance something or other diversity equity includes there were three commercials in different orders every commercial break and and the only thing i talked my kids into doing i said when that skincare commercial comes up i want you to listen to the side effects that's all i just want you to and of course you know we make these skincare products and dude it was the coolest like this is i love this about kids like you focus their little energy on something they're like

dad it said you could die yeah dad it said you could get cancer yeah well somebody who was that's the word i'm looking for haunted by eczema for the first 20 years of my life tried every cream out there since i was young like three years old like they don't work number one then number two if they do quote unquote work that was like when i stopped using the cream probably when i was like 18 um it discolored my skin part of my skin was just like white and then like looked weird and then it wasn't until i was like 21 22 i figured out it was probably like sugar and carbs and i cut them out that i haven't had eczema over a decade so yeah so again it's the same conversation eczema eczema is an autoimmune condition symptomatic response to

something underlying as it relates to what you're eating now our creams work great for relieving the systemic symptomatic side but it's you know you go to your dermatologist are they gonna are they saying or how much carbs are you eating or you know what's your resting blood glucose level or what's your h you know h1c no take this cream with this active ingredient in it which oh by the way it's got water as an ingredient and all these other compounds in it and let's treat this symptom let's treat this symptom well now i have this side effect don't worry we've got this other product to help with that symptom oh your inchiness has gone away but your skin's discolored we'll set you up with a tanning booth okay i'll get you spray tan oh shake your rancher's hand

guys well yeah definitely do that but that brings up like going back to like the mrna introduction to our food supply what are you seeing obviously there's efforts in tennessee to get labeling uh on products of animals that have been uh injected with this stuff um i know brooke you mentioned dr brooke miller up at uh ginger helangus in northern virginia I've heard him in person articulate that he will not be using this technology on his livestock. Similarly, Cole Bolton, he was here at the Commons for the takeover event last month, and he made a very passionate decree.

This will not be in any of our animals, and we highly recommend that any other ranchers don't do this as well. What are you observing across the landscape of ranchers and people that raise and slaughter livestock? Is there a split in the community? Are there people who are pushing for it? I'm not aware of anybody that's excited about it. Aren't they trying to mandate it?

That's what I hear. I mean, wouldn't you, if you were in control and wanted to maintain power, you'd force, force, force, force. um you know for your listeners this is this is i employ you to like reach out to your local state level politicians make sure that if something isn't on the docket uh that it gets on the docket i i don't know how we put this put this back in the barn because again back to some of these food labeling laws and what you're able to get away with like

oh the um that's not mrna injected because it was injected yeah it was a nasal spray it was technically not an injection right there i mean they'll work around um the best strategy is is to again be able to shake your rancher's hand uh build again build a stronger more resilient local food uh community um i've been i've been it's a tangential thing but i've been hypothesizing like this live work community like commune type thing for i think i think i think bitcoin would be the way to like supercharge it oh yeah but anyway my point is um it's it's becoming more and more and more critical to shake your rancher's hand um but but i would i would add a layer to that like reach out to your local state uh government you know start with start with your mayor start with your

local representative but uh if you're not having conversations about this it's it's it's a big deal i do think i'm hopeful that we can eliminate this i'm optimistic that it got to animals a lot faster than i thought it would which means they're desperate you know the human experiment didn't work so well so let's move on to domestic livestock i'm quite certain they've been using this stuff in pigs for a while if i were big pharma i would be testing stuff on pigs all the time it's again it's one of the reasons why our product works so damn good is because pigs and humans are very similar very similar do i think that mrna injected meat has made it its way into our food i don't believe that's the case now i don't believe it is but if we're not willing to

make these phone calls support our local ranchers but also like stick your hand up yeah because it is very scary i mean we just saw the human experiment go terribly wrong imagine we we haven't seen the human experiment go terribly wrong yet yeah we're still in the early stages of terribly wrong but i think we all know what's coming and it's i'm not excited about it no it's when you get that question on the insurance claim yep yeah what's going to happen if you answer yes to that question you're going to get denied or is your premium i would i would say you're not going to get denied um i mean you know here's a funny insurance question uh story for you so i sell life insurance it's one of the products that we sell and uh i've got a couple you know under it

the wrote the husband and the wife husband came back preferred best these are like homesteady you know, eat right kind of folks. The wife, um, was skinny, you know, it's pretty skinny gal, not frail, but skinny. So she missed the weight requirement by one pound. This is a 30 something year old adult human being. She was one pound lighter than they would like her to be. Okay. They denied her insurance, not rated her, not gave her this extra premium because she was underweight. They denied her life insurance. Now, I can go get a smoker. I can go get a diabetic. I can go get an overweight person. I can go get all these people with all these conditions insurance, and they pay more for it. But this girl was a little too skinny.

A little too healthy. denied like no path for you that's crazy yeah so there's but there's opportunities out there again this crowd health kind of stuff if someone's willing someone's willing to ask the right questions and as an insurance provider pay for the right stuff you know it's it's it's it's fascinating fascinating opportunity out there i think well there's two two things in my mind right now which is i feel sense of urgency to get this message out there why i have you on why i had michael and joel on yesterday even though this is a bitcoin podcast we're not talking about like bitcoin

technical developments or its effect on monetary policy or its place in the macro geopolitical environment like we mentioned with michael and joel yesterday it's important to begin like the venn diagram of these different movements of regenerative farming natural skin care the pushback against the the big pharma industry and the perverse incentives that have been erected around it and bitcoin because there is a bunch of disparate groups of people who have this gut feeling this intuitive feeling that something's wrong something needs to change and most importantly they are taking action whether it be you getting your regenerative farm up and running and then producing this natural skincare line whether it be joel and

michael starting react 19 to just start a transparent conversation depoliticize the uh the conversation overall and say hey there's a human issue people are obviously being affected we can't just sweep this under the rug and put our put our heads in the sand slim with the beef initiative shake a rancher's hand uh it's important that we all having this intuitive feeling like something's terribly wrong we begin putting our minds together and working together because, again, going back to what I said initially, I think there is some urgency that we need to engender in people. Like, hey, if this mRNA gets into our food supply,

there may be no turning back. Well, I mean, again, the more I uncover about the Bitcoin community and the underlying foundation of the ethos of Bitcoin, I would ask that if we don't have any topsoil, what's bitcoin worth nothing can't eat a bitcoin can't eat a bitcoin right um you know if all of our animals are injected with uh gene therapy you know what's bitcoin worth i don't know can't spend it when you're dead so um you know it's a it's a heavy yoke to bear but i appreciate you know again that man i i listened to it on the on the drive-in from

Houston yesterday and again I was just further motivated to come in here and chat with you today like this this stuff is them putting this stuff in our food is a big deal so yes shake your rancher's hand yes call your local state legislators start there I mean yeah and then with bitcoin too like empower your local rancher that's right like all right if they're going to try and cut off your bank account because you want to inject your livestock with mrna like don't worry we have a way to pay you um yeah i i was gonna say too like i i all the work that you know slim's doing and you know michael over at oshi and uh the unchained cap like everybody that's you everybody that's that's creating more and more market access for bitcoiners on the product end of the house

especially around meat and food, is fantastic. You know, don't be scared to, as a Bitcoiner, don't be scared. If your rancher, if your local person that you meet doesn't accept Bitcoin, that's okay. You know, they're doing the value for value work over here on food production side. So don't, it opens the door for you to have a conversation with them about, you know, what is it Slim always says, like ranch coining Bitcoiners and Bitcoining ranchers. Yeah, orange pilling. Orange pilling, yeah, yeah. Orange pilling ranchers and ranch pilling Bitcoiners.

Ranch pilling Bitcoiners, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm very optimistic on the impact that this community can have. And so the urgency is, it's growing. Yeah. I can paint, maybe it's not utopian, but a much more optimistic vision of the future, combining bitcoin particularly bitcoin mining regenerative farming in northern tennessee my two co-founders at standard bitcoin one of the mining companies um a part of uh they're in northern tennessee tom's got a big ranch matt born and raised up in that area so he knows we're all

the stranded gas wells are um so we're scooping up those gas wells putting steve barber's hash shuts on the mining bitcoin and it's beautiful to see because uh the one hash hut we have is right next to a field of grazing cattle so you can envision this parallel economy popping up uh supported by regenerative farming and bitcoin particularly bitcoin mining using the resources of the land whether it be the grass and the soil or the natural gas that exists in a lot of the areas across the country you find these stranded gas wells you put a bitcoin mine on it you got your cows grazing right next to it and then you're getting as much value out of your land as possible whether it be regenerating the soil producing meat or extracting value out of the gas that

is stranded in bitcoin which helps you bolster your balance sheet makes you more privy to accepting it more comfortable accepting it there that is the distributed future i want to see i want to see a hash hut on every farm that has a strand of natural gas well oh yeah well and and you could take it i mean the beauty of bitcoin is it's a it's a stackable so regenerative ag is about stacking uh symbiotic enterprises on the same land you know beef pork chicken lamb you know all these various species can cohabitate and co-utilize the same acreage seasonally and rotationally bitcoin mining uh bitcoin um just just stacks right on top of that yeah um and we can actually help like do a thing too even if like

a farmer doesn't have the capital to go buy a hash hut and all the asics it is pretty capitally capital intensive partner with bitcoiners bitcoiners come in and say hey can i use the gas on your land i'll give you a profit share on the bitcoin we mine support your farm oh god well and even like even in an industrial model you know i'm not a big fan of industrial but you know um even a small scale but ramped up dairy you know milk and maybe 10 15 000 cows which is big but small i mean we had that big fire here in texas oh yeah a couple weeks ago it was crazy it's 18 000 had i think so there there's a situation where you've got this high concentration of manure that's that's the problem with industrial farming okay is you're concentrating

these very volatile chemicals and you're not providing any release release right in nature the release is carbon okay i've got all these different uh nitrogen chemicals um the not the more noxious things in manure that if they don't have carbon to bind to turn into ammonia you know chicken houses are the best example so but in an industrial environment you have the capacity they're doing this now they're like harvesting the manure turning it into methane you know and and doing various things to to take advantage of the production of these these gases throw throw uh her generator and a couple miners on it all day man yeah all day it's funny when you're describing that like it's the depth of knowledge you have of you say you're not a

chemist or a scientist but you understand the uh the interaction between a lot of these elements that exist in your line of work it's just thinking of the people who are pushing these whether it be food labeling um the the vaccine requirements for livestock they're completely detached like sitting here talking to you and understanding your breadth of knowledge it's really disgusting to think that most of the coastal elites have this like disgusted view of like american farmers and fly over country or even over the netherlands same thing like they're getting uh attacked for their uh nitrogen emissions oh like who knows how to take care of the land better than the people actually doing it and why have we been psyoped into believing that the politicians and big pharma

knows what we need in our food system well this is this is how will harris ended up on rogan's podcast a couple months back is he wrote that open letter to bill gates like basically just saying i appreciate that you own all this farmland you don't know two shits about how to run farmland and it's not that's not a knock it's not a derogatory thing to say but it's an objective statement it's an objective fact that you don't know what you're doing when it comes to land stewardship right and so he ended up on rogan because he went on one of major news networks and they kept trying to pin him down to be like you're a mean guy you know it's like i meant no disrespect i've just simply stating you know anyway he ends up on rogan and

and um we need more of that yeah you know we need more of of these voices and so that i'm as always appreciative of the opportunity to chew the fat so to speak about all this and i i'm I'm new to the Bitcoin, still very new, but learning. I appreciate all the information you put out for us novices. I try my best. It's fantastic. And I will happily keep you in the Mrs. Lathered. Yeah.

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but I want to broaden to other I mean we have been for years now but just to solidify

run it to other conversations like let's get the truth of the matter of what is actually happening to us

our money our health our food supply it's if if you can't it's well it's like keto cons about to rebrand probably next year going to be more inclusive more connected you know if you can't connect ranching to bitcoin or topsoil to bitcoin or if you if you can't make those draw those conclusions you you you're not awake no you know that's the other thing i wanted to touch on too all all of this seems very daunting and the weight of all of it can seem

overwhelming at times, particularly with the topsoil. It is a fixable problem, right? Yes. We'll take time. It's, it's,

this is where I get into the white pill, black pill moments for me. It's like, it's fixable. The incentive structures are completely wrecked. You know, all look at, Look at where all the government subsidies go.

They go to wrecking soil. All of them. Okay, so until we fix that, there's no incentive for the participants in the charade to change. Yeah. And now you're making the point for acceleration. Just like maybe we have a moral imperative to... Absolutely.

To usher in a Bitcoin standard as quickly as possible so we can defund all these subsidies. so the the number zero is a powerful number you know you're seeing this with twitter now you know twitter's hopefully made a turn with elon i mean he seems to be a pro free speech guy i've you know everybody's human being and got their shortcomings but he's he seems very pro free speech as pro as you can get um that's got to have the googles and the aws's and the it's got to have everybody else nervous because it's it's no longer zero there's there's one little bastion of hope over here for freedom of speech public square same thing with with um rewarding

rewarding regenerative agriculture you know the white oak pastures the poly faces the joyce farms out of north carolina's perennial pastures on the west i mean there's a bunch of them out there they're they're they account for one half of one percent of the overall market right but they're there it's it's not zero and so finding more and creating more of those food sheds is is absolutely very possible yeah um and taking charge of the incentive structure again this is where i think bitcoin can lead this community can lead uh but then the black pill side of me is like but the government you defund them as quickly as possible as quickly as possible they hate us well you know everything they declare war on gets worse

We're on drugs, we're on poverty, we're on obesity, you know, just move. Just what was it? Wasn't it just move? Is that a, it was, I think, I think that was Michelle Obama's. Michael, Michael Obama's. Yeah. I think that was her big thing was just move. You know, it doesn't matter.

You just got to exercise more. Yeah. Eat this garbage and exercise more. Take these drugs. Tomato sauce. Pizza sauce is a vegetable. absolutely and if you put a little extra sugar in it's called ketchup so yeah i'm optimistic i get the black pill moments so you have to be optimistic i think

my darkest black pill is looking around i call this the volvo theory i used to drive a volvo loved it but unless i was driving that volvo i didn't see another volvo on the road you know if you're driving a Ford, you see all the Fords. So I've been driving this health regenerative farming car for a while. And I looked around and I see the obesity rates in our kids. And I don't see that. I don't see that going the other way right now. I mean, I see it with my kids, you know, you don't eat this, eat this, but you look at, uh, when you throw roughly 30 to 40% of kids under 18 are either pre-diabetic or diabetic, certainly obese. You throw that on top of how many of them got this MRNA experiment shoved in them, and

you throw that about 10 more years down the road. You kick that can about 10 more years down the road, and I'm not real optimistic about that generation. um and then the flip side of that is that generation's also going to be able to look back in 10 years and go look at all the lies i was told yeah well that's compounding too i think my generation 9-11 08 wiki leaks snowed and i turned around at 18 just freshly graduated high school was like what the fuck is going on went to college with a know your enemy mindset particularly focused on economics and money because it was fresh after the oa crisis yeah that's how i got

into bitcoin yeah it feels like it is accelerating i do think i do have hope that the last three years particularly silver lining is it has woken people up has really it was jarring um i do think we are reaching maybe not a tipping point but a critical mass of people who know what's going on who are awake who are going to go shake the rancher's hand adopt bitcoin engage in preventative health care stay away from the shitty food um really beat the drum energy is another thing we haven't even touched on energy didn't germany shut i read an article that they're shutting down i i don't know what's her hyperbole anymore and just click baby but i they shut down their last three nuclear power

plants good for them that's uh and now they have now they have the worst emissions now they're polluting more and charging more and yeah but that's the thing the psyops are so good whether it be in germany you have the green party like beating the drum like we're good we're good we're good highest emissions profile in all of europe now they're importing nuclear from france to completely uh humiliating to the german people we just shut this down that we had here domestically now we're importing it from france and turning on our coal plants and then here you have elizabeth warren particularly in texas pointing at that new york times article like bitcoin miners are raising energy prices it's like oh well maybe electricity price maybe it was uh all the money

printing uh you think yeah the projection is strong these days like uh that's the other thing that's the other thing that makes me optimistic we're better memers our generation is better at humiliating these people publicly pointing out their that's been the most fun part about twitter it's and this is why i i love that platform now i'll go follow like an elizabeth warren or a white house they'll post something and for the first time like actually reading the comments it's hilarious and the dissenting uh attitude is hilarious yeah i want to be careful my words now but it does have a very french revolution vibe where the the peasant class if you will is very vocally angry at the the class in power

i'm not advocating for guillotines or violence or anything like that just making an observation that again going back to meme-a-teens meme-a-teens meme-a-teens yeah off with their memes we're gonna meme you to death yeah that was uh during the covid when mass psychosis mass formation became a big part of the public discussion there was that youtube series that really dove into it that went viral and like the end series like how do you get out of this mass formation mass psychosis which was probably an all-time high during the covet lockdowns but it was building over decades with sure our cognitive dissonance with food energy money um the solution to is literally ridiculing these people

because as people react to humor uh it's a bit of a disarming approach it's not very vitriolic sometimes it can be but you're not yelling at people you're simply using meme warfare to highlight the hypocrisy of it all. Well, the court jester was arguably the most powerful person in the kingdom. Right. And we have a distributed army of court jesters.

Yeah, that are both in digital and, man, I was trying to book, I guess Rogan just opened his mothership, comedy mothership place here, and of course it's just booked out because I'm going to be in town for obviously a little bit. Booked.

out solid so i'll have to come back but yeah i mean we've got this digital space uh it's again this is why i'm optimistic with twitter is you've got this it's no longer zero yeah there's there's a platform um a public square platform you know i know there's private groups and you know the signals and there's all these little but public facing platform where the memification of the absurdity of the last two or three years can be put on full display it's been going on lots longer i mean again back to this whole cardiovascular disease like this goes back to the 50s and you can go read about the sugar lobby and you can go read about how how it came to be that we demonize saturated fat and that was one of the funniest things

during COVID were the memes that popped up like the woe jacks the fat woe jacks were like chips and sodas around them wearing a mask like put your mask on please yeah oh god yeah not not one mention of you know vitamin d or exercise or you know oh and you know we shut down all the parks we shut down all the gyms we put sand in all the skateboard parks oh you're paddle surfing by yourself 100 yards off the coast we're gonna send some boats after you i i remember that yeah that's we went insane well they were already insane and tried to bring us along with them and you know the impact of that three years on our kids on the adults we still don't know no i mean drug use is up prescription drug use is up illegal drug use is up alcoholism my son was born february 2020.

um he had a speech delay he had some catching up to do because he wasn't socialized as well as he should have been in the first couple years of his life um marty wearing a mask doesn't impact A young child's development. It's really evil. You think about like the necessity for children of that age, that young, to acquiesce to facial cues and reading lips to develop speech. It's demonic. It's beyond demonic. And the fun, you know, it's like, it's like, not to bring it back to Pharaoh, but, you know, people like, you want me to put what on my face?

I'm like, we've come so far, we've come so far that me telling you lard on your face is weird when 100% of all the people that lived in this country 125 years ago knew exactly what lard was and probably rubbing it on themselves each and every day. We've gotten to a place where the cognitive dissonance is, that seems so unnatural, and can also lump in that yes putting a mask on the face of a young human that learns to recognize speech by watching lips move has no impact on their cognitive development we can say that with a straight face you're kidding me yeah six feet stay six feet away from each other natural immunity doesn't work no preventative care it's not going to save you

ah god now i'm getting angry these people are truly fucking evil um but we will we will win we're gonna win um luckily there's people like you out there fighting the good fight and again i think that's the message i want to get across during this discussion is we need to support each other bitcoin are supporting ranchers bitcoin are supporting energy producers bitcoin are supporting the meme army oh the meme army yes that's that's where the battle's waged man i think bitcoiners may be the best memers in the world they are very good did you see the riot uh video i haven't p.r uh haven't seen uh so the new york times article came out last week it was a complete hit job on bitcoin mining in the state of texas i was mentioning earlier

senator warren was referencing it to say that it's pocahontas yeah pocahontas she's native american guys um she was using it to to highlight that bitcoin mining is increasing electricity prices again neglecting the fact that we've subsidized unreliable energy and printed a shit ton of money um throughout this country uh they the cover photo of the online article was manipulated to make it seem foggier than it actually was oh yeah smoggier than it actually was uh and then they cited like a missions profile pierre from riot had a research there incredible beamer incredible bitcoiner with some of the most evergreen content written over a decade ago now at this point it was still true to this day uh he just created like a three minute video like with

he had a carbon uh parts per million monitor oh he was going around like outside he was like here a lot of plant life producing oxygen taking in carbon here's the baseline 455 parts per million were in the green they went into the mining facility held it up where they're doing their immersion cooling and actually went down to like 440 something parts per million then he went into the air cold units it was like 450 and it was basically hey there's no carbon emissions here if anything we're reducing carbon emissions there's less carbon in the mine and there is actually outside and people freaked out it's like that's not actually it and this is this is the point i'm trying to make up this is like smart war meme warfare here which is like

bitcoin miners for years have been trying to say like bitcoin mining doesn't have emissions like the where the electricity is generated is where the missions exist the bitcoin miners are simply buying electricity if you're really worried about emissions go to the source of production and people thought he was being dead serious but it was like satirical and a troll that forced the carbon hysterics to admit that the emissions are at the source of generation so it's literally pushing the conversation to where it needs to go it's like all right now we can have like an honest conversation not bitcoin miners is the energy generation producing the emissions like let's have a conversation about that like like are you mad that we're using fossil fuels or wind

solar and the whole thing highlighted that these people really don't care about bitcoin's emissions profile they care that they can't control bitcoin power yeah it's all they care about is power yeah don't give it to them these people don't deserve it they're like i said i i think uh i think it's very telling what they're doing to the former president right now with this whole indictment of thing um i want to see that go all i want to see go to its end i want to see that process play out because they're creating opportunities for the spotlight to shine on them but i again i think i think your audience we can we can worry less about that level and bring it back more locally start with your state rep start with your start with your local da make sure

soros isn't behind him or her good point good point there it's destroyed san francisco it's destroyed chicago portland's done austin philadelphia new york new york that's i mean the fact that was even indicted for something that shouldn't have been a felony from what i understand should have been a civil case or something like that but wild world wild world so check your insulin sensitivity folks you can get a pretty standard blood panel that would be one of my recommendation because you know your health is your wealth you know again back to what's bitcoin worth if you're sick what's bitcoin worth without topsoil all the things so uh i would i would definitely check your insulin sensitivity or insulin resistance

it's a big marker um yeah well that's the other thing we talk about opting out by adopting bitcoin transacting in bitcoin saving in bitcoin opt out of the health care madness by just taking care of your health we're forced into the machine that's trying to inject you with all this stuff. Yeah. I mean, what, uh, we're talking about blood panels that are maybe a couple hundred bucks if, if not included in your normal, you know, annual physical, um, I paid $110 for my cardiac coronary survey. So, you know, what's a couple hundred bucks to determine that you're at effectively zero risk, or if you've got a problem, addressing it.

Obviously, that's important. I mean, your health is everything. That's another benefit of crowd health, too. They'll get those test prices even lower. Oh, for sure. Yeah, no, I love their platform. You know, again, I'm thinking like down the road, like marrying that philosophy with, again,

the smarter approach to preventive health care. There's less incentive in the fully insured market, you know, that's, again, bought and sold and owned by the Blues, Humanas, Uniteds, and the pharmaceutical companies doing business with them. So over here in this self-insured world, you know, at a municipality level, at a small to medium-sized employer, you know, two, three, four hundred lives, that would be interesting as hell.

We'll have to talk offline about it. What's that? Well, it's just taking this crowd health model to another level. Yeah, well, they're beginning to go to businesses and I believe Unchained is implemented. You have the choice. Do you want to get traditional health care

or opt in to the crowd health model? Yep. But this is what I'm saying. There's another hybrid in there somewhere. Yeah. You should talk to Andy when we're out here. No, I will. I'm very optimistic, Marty.

I was not optimistic when we sat down, and I feel better now having talked to you. I'm happy. I'm happy that you can come here. You've got a big weekend coming up. Oh, my God. This is the biggest weekend of our little company's existence so far. Big, big, big weekend.

grateful to be in austin i love it here driving in from houston i forgot that like most of the speed limits are 75 miles an hour that's awesome it's fantastic and uh the food's great here people are great i i i think austin is still a pretty awesome town even though i did i mean having lived in philadelphia new york chicago people try to say that austin's some liberal shithole but it is a walk in the park relative cities yes i went for a run this morning not fearing for my life yeah and i'm a fairly observant person and at no point on my run did i fear for my life yeah that's good i don't think that would be the case in portland seattle san fran new york san fran especially um yeah and as a as a happy pharaoh customer and user i think i mean i think you

guys are gonna have wild successes again i've been it's great too when you travel you bring in your travel bag somebody comes into your hotel room they see i put it right in the sink um what's that you should try it everybody's tried it it's been like oh this actually works my wife i was telling you before i came in it was actually hilarious last night i'm sitting on my couch i got a text from my brother he's like what is that uh that lard skincare company i was like yep arrow that life funnily enough i'm sitting down with charles tomorrow morning one handshake at a time man this little company's going to grow just like just like the beef and if you're just like bitcoin you know it's just one really like the bitcoin ethos of low time

preference yep that builds like a stronger company over time too you're not like raising a bunch of blowing it and trying to get above your skis yeah we're uh well i mean candidly we're we're sort of getting our customer acquisition costs you know getting our it's sort of early so it's hyper growth but you know you want to try to get to a place where you can predictably say okay here's how much of every dollar that comes in the door we can and will devote to seo optimization or marketing or whatever, you know, it's still, it's still early, but, uh, you know, we, we've entertained the idea of doing a raise at some point to really, really blow it out. Um, I'm, I'm not real long on, I'm not long on taking money and handing it to the Facebooks and

instagrams and youtubes of the world to get optimized on their platforms yeah i'd rather you know and again incredibly grateful i'd rather come on and talk to you and talk to your audience about farming and things like that and mention our company and you know i just i'd rather take that approach slow organic growth and i but yeah we might we might do a raise at some point it would be to strategically put us in maybe some new markets who knows who knows you just gotta get the women just gotta get the ladies loving lard man ladies loving lard you're putting chemicals on your skin that are destroying your microbiome ladies it's time to actually build that up i will say and i'll stand by this till the day i die we we have a marketing problem obviously

but the shit works and and i do think a lot of especially women when it comes to skin care will they're sticky it's a sticky customer base yeah i think once you deliver results they don't really care about what's in the package yeah but uh but it's the most natural thing ever man it's my skin's looking a lot healthier you are svelte my friend thank you you are a glowing god of goodness i'll take that one i'll take that one let's end on that Or is that on the glowing God of goodness? We should. All right.

What, where should we send everybody? You can go to the website, pharaoh, F-A-R-R-O-W dot life is our website. Check us out there. Look into the work of the Beef Initiative. Look into the work of some of these other, you know, white oak pastures, poly faces of the world. Eat dot wild. I think that's or eatwild.com

if you're looking to connect with your local food suppliers it's another great place Marty to send your listeners and then you know get your insulin sensitivity figured out there you go

get off your ass they're trying to inject all of our food with mRNA stay awesome peace and love freaks Okay.