Abraham Nash

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No more burnt bits or worrying about chemicals leaching into your food! 🍳 The cookware from https://fromourplace.ca/ is non-scratch, non-stick, and free from harmful coatings. Plus, their air fryer uses no plastics-just pure cooking joy. Highly recommend! 🙌✨

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2000s were morally bright, but didn’t capture society’s deeper tensions ("yan") festering behind it. Today, we’re facing an awakening as those previously idle complexities surface. The next step? Finding balance—reconciling idealism with true being. 🔥🌫️🌱

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🌆 Just wanted to share something I’ve really enjoyed watching emerge: https://www.edgecity.live In my view, it brings together some of the more wholesome qualities of Web3 and modern thinking—creative coordination, open networks, and a grounded sense of community. What I really like is how it reflects crypto and Web3.0 spaces rediscovering themselves through values rooted in networked societies: resilience, collaboration, and cultural rediscovery.

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🌱 I know it goes without saying, but Vitalik’s posts have been a treasure trove of peer-to-peer knowledge for me since the early days. What I really appreciate is how he links out to other thinkers and examples—creating a kind of blogosphere full of experimentation and open dialogue. If you’re building at the intersection of decentralization, coordination, and cryptoeconomics, his writing is timely. Check it out: https://vitalik.eth.limo 🔗

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🌱 As we move forward as a society, this is the kind of label I’ll be looking for — one that supports healthier food, thriving ecosystems, and farmers who give more back to the land than they take. 🌾 Check out https://regenorganic.org — it’s a regenerative organic certification that goes beyond “sustainable” to truly restore soil, biodiversity, and communities. 🥕 Healthier food starts with healthier soil. Let’s support farming that heals. 🌍💧

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📚 If you’re a community lover or idealist, check out Kernel Book from @KernelCommunity: https://www.kernel.community. It's full of open, non-mutually exclusive content that makes learning accessible and easy. Their work is approachable, digestible, and still relevant today—10 years after they first aimed to create lasting impact. A great resource that values the contributions of others! 🌱

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Don’t just take my word for it—key figures in the field like Audrey Tang, Vitalik Buterin, and others support the exploration and experimentation of these ideas 🌟

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Explore the Radicalxchange movement 🌍, where economic tools meet actionable change ⚙️. It's about creating a new, more inclusive framework for property rights 🏘️, labor 👩‍🔬, and value exchange 💱. It's time we rethink how our economies work—and this could lead to major changes, like dramatically lowering housing costs 🏠💸.

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Radicalxchange isn’t just about ideas—it’s about practical solutions 🛠️. Their platform offers tools that can shift how we think about property ownership 🏡, labor 👷‍♀️, and economic value 💡. This could transform communities, lower property prices, and help end the cycle of wealth concentration 💪.

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Glen Weyl’s & Eric Posners' Radical Markets 📚 is a key resource in understanding how these economic tools work 🔑. His work challenges the traditional norms of capitalism and offers ideas that could reshape our economies for the better 🌱. I highly recommend his book and online talks. Check out the book: https://www.amazon.ca/Radical-Markets-Uprooting-Capitalism-Democracy/dp/0691177503 📖

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Take a coffee shop I visit often ☕: The owner pays $6,000/month in rent and barely breaks even 💸. The land is a speculative asset with no incentive for the owner to improve the area 📉. This is a vicious cycle that hurts the business and community alike 🏙️.

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This is where Radicalxchange comes in 🌟. It’s a movement offering new economic tools that could lower property prices 🏠💰, keep labor in the area 👩‍🏫, and break the cycle of inequality 🔄. In fact, their ideas could potentially drop property prices in cities like Boston from $600,000 to $200,000—making housing more affordable for everyone 💸

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Check out Radicalxchange: https://www.radicalxchange.org 🌍💡. I’m not a fan of the political dramatization around economic debates. What really matters are neutral, a-political economic tools that can benefit any society 🤝. These tools challenge outdated ideologies (capitalism vs. communism) and offer fresh, nuanced solutions to real problems.

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For more on magnesium, check out this article: https://dining.nd.edu/whats-happening/news/magnesiumthe-invisible-deficiency/

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Magnesium is essential, but many of us aren't getting enough—up to 75% may be deficient! 😊 With the stress of modern life, our bodies tend to lose even more magnesium, which can affect energy & balance. Magnesium glycinate or citrate are great options, and I personally take a couple at night with ashwagandha to wind down. 🧘‍♂️ Check out Function Medicine's cheat sheet for magnesium guidance this season: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDsSLv1Thsd/?img_index=1 #HealthTips #Magnesium #Wellness #Recovery

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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6158375/#B17 https://ec.europa.eu/health/scientific_committees/scheer/docs/sunbeds_co7d_en.pdf

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Someone asked me recently if vitamin D supplements are safe. Most tablets are 1,000-5,000 IU, but a study of Canadian adults (including men) found 20,000 IU/day caused no toxicity-levels! 🧪 Bonus: Stats show 32% of Canadians are below optimal levels, especially in winter. ☀️💊 #VitaminD

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Get toothpaste that is free of fluoride, sulfates, saccharin, BPAs, parabens, synthetic colors, gluten, and synthetic sweeteners! 🌱✨ Check out https://www.ewg.org/ to find certified clean products. Not medical advice—just cleaner choices for your smile! 😁 #EcoFriendly

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Oat milk may spike blood sugar 🚨, upset your gut microbiome 🦠, and cause crashes later ⬇️—especially with seed oils like canola used for aesthetics. 🌾 Stick to organic, additive-free options like macadamia 🥜 or almond milk 🌰 instead! It might have added sea salt 🌊, which is fine, or just two simple ingredients—filtered water and the milk. 💧

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Not all collagen is created equal! For optimal benefits, look for collagen that contains Version, Fortibone, and Fortigel 💪. Added Vitamin C helps with collagen synthesis (but your multivitamin likely covers that) 💊. You can also get great collagen from clean, uncontaminated bone broths 🐄 – just make sure they're third-party tested! I recommend Vital Proteins or Design4Life (no affiliation).

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