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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro, JD Vance & Erika Kirk 5:07 Big Dicks Anonymous 11:21 Charting Bitcoin in 3D 14:01 Quantum Bitcoin 16:28 Saylor rant 19:27 How much to share in a relationship 23:59 Rob Hamilton 27:00 When to procreate 32:52 Not sure how I feel about kids 34:33 FMK 38:01 How big is it? 38:53 Richard Greaser 41:54 Robot consent 43:28 When to propose 47:08 RSIC mental institution 49:43 Venezuela & stable coins 53:34 Ord PR 54:26 Gay for Raph 55:17 Inscription for my crush 57:05 Karmic energy for financial growth 1:00:17 Craig Wright 1:02:27 Lipo pill 1:04:05 What happened on Twitter this past year?
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