EPISODE · Dec 21, 2024 · 58 MIN
El Salvador is a great example of Bitcoin adoption
from Jerm Warfare
Decentralising everything and resisting centralised control are good for sovereignty and freedom, says Jack Kruse.Jack Kruse is an American neurosurgeon known for his 'controversial' approach to health and wellness. He gained prominence after a personal health issue in 2007, which led him to explore various aspects of biology, particularly circadian biology and the effects of light on health.📺 Watch the video episode
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