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Thank you for the thoughtful reply. I also dont disagree about the various assets you described and I myself like physically backed assets like Land. Bitcoin is often called a store of value as you are correct it is too slow on a worldwide scale to be used as every day money. But that is why cryptocurrencies like Cardano have come into existence. They are much faster than mastercard and the fees for users are noticeably lower. To answer your question you can buy Bitcoin in almost any Fiat currency not just USD. People in the USA use USD and trading sites like Coinbase want americans to buy on their exchange hence the use of USD to buy BTC. Coionbase wants to make money, which is why they use USD.

Thanks for the comment. I could make the same argument that anyone can say something they own is worth infinite money and to me, it may be worth that. But to the rest of the world that item that to you is worth a billion is actually worth $1 today everyone else. Its also hard to make a Ponzi scheme argument as there isnt anyone in the background making money from the Bitcoin transactions.

Scarcity, the price of electricity, and the decentralized (no government control) security of its massive (largest on earth by far) network, back Bitcoin.

@ all a government would have to do is block the cellphone communication towers and then it would deem bitcoin useless, couldn’t even trade it.

Bitcoin is backed by nothing but the people that buy it. Thats why it has power, the people that hold it give it power but not a government.

@@TheEducatedAssociate-uj1py if that’s the case, then try to mine some for free.

you might not pay much for a row boat in the middle of a desert, but you'd give everything you have for a row boat when your ship sinks in the middle of the ocean

That is correct it was the Dick Barnes Group!

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I appreciate your comment. Opioids are just not always needed. I am thankful you shared your experience, we need more people backing up the positive experience without all the "other" medications.

I think that is a terrific subject topic and something many docs struggle with. I would love to address that! My video production takes about a month from recording to posting, so be on the lookout in June!

I appreciate the thoughtful reply and for watching the video. While you make good points about interest rates and home prices there is no guarantee what you describe happens. Moreover, my posts are always directed at dentists that recently graduated from dental school and who carry $300,000+ student loan debt while having no money for down payments. They certainly dont have money to take on the entire mortgage at these high rates and my argument is their money is much better spent over the first year or two of their careers stacking money and not adding more debt. Long term, buying real estate is a great wealth builder, maybe even the best wealth builder but the timing needs to be right. The time for dentists to buy a home isnt the first year following dental school however, which is the premise of the video.

I appreciate your response and understand your premise, and you’re right the timing is most likely bad to purchase a home in the first year after graduation. However what I explained about interest rates isn’t a theory; it’s how it actually works. Rates go up, prices come down and vice versa. There are other factors that affect pricing but cost of capital is a constantly outsized one. As far as timing goes I’ll say/quote this. The best time to buy property was 20 years ago. The next best time is now.

Glad it was helpful!

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