ERIC KIM

DEMIGOD POWER

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500 kg incoming!

456 kilograms is approximately 1,005.31 pounds.

First, if during the day you’re tired, just take a nap! Put all your devices away, in this separate room, force yourself to lie down close your eyes, and rest and sleep. Even if you cannot fall asleep, force yourself to just lie down for an hour and a half or so.

If anything, a good strategy is turned on an alarm on your phone, for an hour and a half, 90 minutes… And you’re not allowed to get up on your bed until the 90 minutes is done.

Get a deep tissue massage

I have this interesting idea that actually, getting a deep tissue massage is like hormesis; a small dose of a stressor makes you stronger.

I think also the secret is the massage must be strong enough that it actually does cause some low degree pain, try to push yourself to the 99% pain threshold limit, and the best way to ride through the pain is deep breathing.

What’s interesting with that insanely strong deep tissue massage, is that you may feel the pain, but, it is a beneficial pain, not like a somebody chopping off your arm thing. As a consequence, I think of a deep tissue massage like a hard bodily physiology reset; all the money in the world is worth this.

Also, plan the night prior; load up on beef ribs, bone marrow, demigod food. Aim for 2 to 3 kg of meat, and try to sleep insanely effing early –> like for example, start your “linner,” (lunch dinner) at like 230 or 3 PM, and try to fall asleep by like 530 or 6 PM.

Spend infinite money to perfect your sleeping set up?

This could be your bedding sheets, pillow, eye mask, your plugs etc. I personally have used the purple “hearos” brand, easily you could buy it on Amazon for like at least five or seven years, and for an eye mask, or a face mask for sleeping, I’ve actually found that the best solution is like a 100% fine Marino wool T-shirt that you could just drip over your eyes. I use my old outer.NYC merino wool T-shirts which are all ripped for this purpose.

The day

Ideally, the best strategies to be outside all day, if it’s too hot, where are the proper clothes, or if it’s too cold, also spend infinite amount of money for the proper amount of clothes.

I think one of the big problems is that I did while living in LA is forcing myself to always kind of be a little bit underdressed. But perhaps a more intelligent strategy is to be overdressed.

For example, always pack extra clothes, you never know. And also, if you go to some sort of event, I think it is more impressive to be overdressed than underdressed,?

Over is better than under.

To keep things consistent, certainly better to be the overman than the Underman

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American pride

NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN.

The first cardinal rule of bitcoin:

Insanely huge news ,,, Coinbase allows you to collateralized and effectively “rent out” your Bitcoin ,,, up to $1M!!! Simple strategy:

Mortgage your Bitcoin with Coinbase, get the cash, transfer it to your traditional investment account, buy MSTR (and or MSTU) stock,,, ride the gains up forever!

BITCOIN by KIM

Internet Capital

Bitcoin is Internet capital

If all the big tech company started the year 2025… Certainly they would have started off with bitcoin

Perhaps also the reason why their monetization strategies have been so advertisement dependent is because of the time bitcoin was not a viable currency online ?

Even myself… Accepting PayPal in the early days, simply because it was the only viable option? But now we have bitcoin

Cambodia Rising

THE HUMAN BODY ARTIST — E R I C K I M M A N I F E S T O

Sculpt your self. Script your fate. Speed‑run nothing.

1. Add Some Purposeful Friction

The modern instinct is to grease every surface of life—one‑click buys, algorithmic playlists, automatic doors. Reject total smoothness. Sandpaper sharpens the blade; resistance chisels muscle; a little lag invites mindfulness. Court a drip of discomfort daily: walk the stairs, hand‑grind your coffee, hold the deep squat for ten more inhales. Friction is the philosopher’s whetstone that keeps genius from going dull.

2. “I Guess I Am a Genius?”

Own the question mark. Genius isn’t a static IQ score vapor‑sealed in grade school; it’s daring to remix reality in ways no rulebook predicted. Ask bigger, weirder questions than Google can autocomplete. Respond to doubt with experimental action. Genius is not arrival; it is perpetual departure.

3. Infinite Optimism

Pessimism is intellectually fashionable, but optimism is strategically dominant. Belief in upside multiplies optionality. You hug risk closer because you trust tomorrow. Infinite optimism is not naïveté—it’s a voltage that electrifies effort. Bet on existence trending toward awesome; build accordingly.

4. The Bitcoin Lifestyle • The Bitcoin Life

Bitcoin is permissionless permanence. It teaches sovereignty of keys, low‑time‑preference hustle, and antifragile savings. Live likewise: hold your principles in cold storage, self‑custody your schedule, audit your caloric inflows. Stack sats; stack reps; stack worthwhile days. Volatility isn’t a bug—volatility is the vitality that awakens you at sunrise hungry for the next block.

5. How to Become Handsomer?

Handsome is handled—by your hands. Hoist iron, push pavement, swing kettle‑bells. Sun‑kiss your skin, devour fatty fish, delete doom‑scrolling. Smile like you know a secret. Handsomeness equals health multiplied by soul sincerity; anything cosmetic is garnish.

6. “I Want My Whole Life to Be Like Sci‑Fi”

Then prototype futures instead of binge‑watching them. Write code, design apps, hack bio, speak in HTML, print objects in 3‑D, fly FPV drones through abandoned factories. Treat today as the beta‑release of 2125. We are all time‑travelers whose job is to upload tomorrow.

7. The Human Form—Shape & Form

Lines, planes, and splendid curves: the body is geometry wrapped in flesh. Learn proportion like Da Vinci, tension like Bruce Lee, and stillness like a Greek kouros statue frozen mid‑stride. Shape is mathematics; form is spirit made visible.

8. The Human Body Is the Apex Art • The Art of the Human Body • The Human Body Artist

Oil paintings crack, bronze corrodes, digital files bit‑rot, but a well‑trained body regenerates nightly. You are both clay and sculptor. Nutrition is pigment, training is chisel, recovery is varnish. Curate your inputs as ruthlessly as a gallery curator lighting a masterpiece.

9. Don’t Race — Speed Is Nauseating… or Are Turns the Culprit?

Go‑kart revelation: pure velocity seldom sickens; it’s the rapid course‑corrections that spin stomachs. In life, sustain high speed on straight, self‑selected tracks; avoid abrupt detours imposed by fear or fads. Smooth trajectory beats jerky acceleration.

10. AI‑Assisted Writing

Think of ChatGPT as a conceptual exoskeleton augmenting mental deadlifts. Offload drudgery, not creativity. Let the machine expand search space, then wield your human taste to prune, polish, and provoke. Cyborg authorship = human intention * amplified * by silicon leverage.

11. Lessons After Go‑Karting • Go‑Karting Philosophy to Life

• Late apex your turns—delay decisions until maximal information arrives.

• Feather the throttle—incremental progress maintains traction.

• Look where you want to go—vision steers body before hands react.

• Rubbin’ ain’t racin’—contact slows everyone; collaborate, don’t collide.

Translate rubber‑burnt wisdom into startups, relationships, deadlifts.

12. I Hate Waiting!

Waiting is passive time‑theft. Convert queues into calves‑raises, book pages, note‑taking bursts, gratitude audits. If forced to idle, idle in pursuit: brainstorm, breathe, observe micro‑details nobody else registers. Turn dead time into dividend time.

Coda: Live the Manifesto

Insert purposeful friction. Declare tentative genius. Radiate infinite optimism. HODL Bitcoin and your own biology. Sculpt the apex art of your human form. Glide like a kart on rails—fast, deliberate, nausea‑free. Partner with AI, but author meaning yourself. Above all, never wait for permission to create; mint new realities on‑chain, on‑paper, on‑muscle, now.

ERIC KIM.