Ex-VALORANT PROFESSIONAL PLAYER @GenG / @version1gg 2025-26 class / $BTC $MSTR $DOG

Bitcoin is more than a currency for the individual, it is a mirror. It reflects the discipline, patience, and clarity of those who hold it. It humbles greed and rewards sovereignty. $BTC
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On duty guarding the $DOG Bitcoin's node. @UND3RDOG
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DOG Mode creates an alternative Bitcoin transaction-relay substrate. If enough nodes/miners support it and particular policies prove useful, higher-layer developers can eventually design around properties of that substrate
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Bitcoin is about to take off, it's written in the sky. @boneless_bones7
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I am fully on board, are you 馃殌 $BTC
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A fascinating thing about Bitcoin is it's volatility. If anyone has strong conviction in this digital asset, it's volatility is a gift to those who are willing to capture it. Overtime, it will naturally dampen. $BTC
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Keven Champagne retweeted
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The more you help others the calmer your mind will be. You will be able to overcome misdeeds committed in relation to others. Familiarizing your mind with kindness and compassion yields peace of mind, which makes you happier and even improves your physical health.
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Tell that to people who watched their life savings disappear because their government destroyed the value of their currency. bitcoin:native
Replying to @GrantCardone
Bitcoin is the biggest load of bollocks. Its Tulip Mania all over again. Now, the profits are real. But the actual product is just fairy dust If I were going to die if I did not buy a loaf of bread in the next 5 minutes, but all I had to pay with was bitcoin. Id be dead.
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I have a confession to make. I queue'd a VALORANT ranked a couple weeks ago. I got matched into a high radiant lobby while i hadn't touch the game in years. My teammates thought I was win-trading and I do not blame them 馃槀 @RiotSupport halp
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@FNS help me out bro
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During my time with parolees, the most prominent characteristic was a mind that cannot settle, an ever-reactive mind. A mind that saw the world as hostile, people as threats, and the need to conquer everything in it.
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We humans try to fulfill our sense of lack outwardly instead of inwardly. The ultimate paradox: you cannot arrive at this truth without first fulfilling that desire yourself and realizing it's never enough. The mind will be chasing that next accomplishment.
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The most interesting part of Buddhism is that it has no creator, no external judge, no one to please or appease. Instead of a relationship with a divine being, it centers on human psychology, ethics, and a precise path to end suffering. With the responsibility placed entirely on you. That makes it a real bridge into mysticism and spirituality for people who've rejected the idea of a Creator entirely. A path worth exploring even if you never want to believe in a God again. The Buddha's four noble truths, stripped to their core: life is suffering. Suffering has a cause. Because it has a cause, it can end
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Reactivating this account after a long time, but not for gaming. Competing at the highest level in FPS and having a genuine mystical opening taught me the same lesson from two directions. The mind performs worse the more it tries to control the moment it's in. I'm going to start writing about mystical experience and what it actually does to a life, past the marketing. Starting today.
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For the past 5 years I've worked with parolees. Once a week, trying to help them regain control of their lives. In parallel, I was going deep into mysticism, philosophy, ancient teachings, on my own time, for my own reasons. I expected those two worlds to touch eventually, just not this plainly: almost every man and woman I sat with was suffering from the same root cause the old teachings kept pointing at. Not bad luck, not bad choices even, but a lack of understanding of his own mind.
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Do not misunderstand. Human existence is inherently bound to suffering, to a sense of deficiency. But the Buddha and Christ both pointed to the same thing: a way out. I'll share the teachings, insights, and verses that helped me actually integrate that wisdom and to live from it.
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