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Fifty things to do NOW
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Fifty Things To Do NOW!
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1. Become a part-time entrepreneur, garage-market-dealer, urban farmer,
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welder, whatever. Just be productive under your own command. It doesn't
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matter what it is; just be directly productive, and directly deal with
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suppliers and clients. You'll find it awesomely liberating and it will
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be highly useful for the free underground market.
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2. Switch off the TV. Read books!
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3. Socialize with people that share your ethics and that are productive and
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respectful. Eat together, discuss, challenge each other, help each
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other, have a good time.
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4. Get a safe or safe deposit box. Start moving all the cash you can get in
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there, convert at least 30% of your cash to silver and/or gold coins.
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5. Invest in trust. Do minor deals for people on a trust basis. Taking
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others at their word, and let yourself be challenged by yours.
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6. Start looking for matches. When you talk with people, memorize what they
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do, and if an opportunity comes up, connect them with someone else for a
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minor finders fee (a burger, a few beers, whatever).
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7. Join your local LIMA house. (We'll explain this in a future post.)
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8. Travel, but don't go sight-seeing - spend your time getting to know the
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people there. Think about business opportunities with them.
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9. Start using aliases and pseudonyms. Get comfortable using them in
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real-life situations.
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10. Learn to use cryptography.
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11. Learn ethics and law (not the government law!).
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12. Study logic, especially the fallacies.
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13. Put more cash aside. Use your part-time job as the source of saved cash.
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14. Start to invest cash with people you know, in off the books projects.
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Start making micro-loans to people or buy shares in their operations.
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15. Learn basic double-entry book-keeping. Don't waste effort on the
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account-numbers they teach you - understand the concept and use it.
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16. Learn to write in code. We all have to use recordings, bookkeeping,
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contact books, transaction notes etc. These should be hard to decipher
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for someone taking a quick glimpse, and even hard for someone taking
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time to analyze them. Use tricks like date-shifting, shorthand, making
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up your own terms, etc. Or, if you want to spend a little more effort,
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learn to use memorized ciphers, such as memorizing some longer text,
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then apply it as a simple shifting-key to what you write, with the page
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number or a marker as a keypart.
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17. Tell other producers, entrepreneurs, traders etc that you appreciate
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what they do.
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18. Buy primarily from others like you, stay away from the on-the-books
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market as much as you can.
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19. When in conflict, ask someone to mediate. Solve conflicts yourself
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wherever you can. Use a mutually respected and trusted third party when
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necessary. Stay away from state 'justice' whenever you can.
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20. Start respecting secrets. Secrets are good most of the time;
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transparency is bad most of the time. Detox yourself from the
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'everything should be in the open' propaganda.
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21. Slowly make your part-time, off-the-books business, your main line of
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income. Things like underground dental hygiene are very cool.
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22. Learn that 'off-the-books' means that you really have to excel in what
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you do. You have to provide quality.
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23. Don't invest in single deals; invest in relationships with the market.
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24. Get over it: Voting doesn't help at all.
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25. Work with friends to create buying associations and selling
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associations. This will give you and others lots of money to save and
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lots of money to hide.
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26. Harbor a fugitive. (Good ones, obviously.)
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27. Help someone cross a border without documents.
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28. Offer small merchants silver or gold rather than fiat currency.
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29. Sell your products in silver or gold.
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30. Accept and use digital gold, such as Pecunix or C-gold.
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31. Start a community currency in your town.
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32. Use digital cash, such as eCache.
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33. Use Loom, Truebanc.
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34. Get serious about protecting your Internet traffic.
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35. Get comfortable working your will in the world.
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36. Learn how to work your will beneficially. This is not about being
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'right,' it is about causing benefit.
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37. Fix your mistakes (you will make them). Learn not to repeat them.
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38. Learn how to communicate effectively. Again, this is not about proving
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that you are right - this is about getting true ideas into other minds
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effectively.
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39. Stop obeying the state in some new way. Tell your friends about your
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success doing so.
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40. Get comfortable with the term 'Economic Civil Disobedience.'
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41. Spread the idea that the state is not magic - it is nothing more than a
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collection of your neighbors - no more ethical and noble than the lamer
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next door.
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42. Learn how to find the false assumptions in arguments. Most public lies
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sound okay if you don't find their unspoken assumptions. If they pass
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too quickly, find the written version and search for the lie it
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contains.
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43. Learn how to disagree with kindness.
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44. Accept the fact that most people are confused and are just barely
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hanging on to their last shreds of self-esteem. Understand that state
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intellectuals like this condition, as it makes people easier to keep in
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line - a little shame goes a long way.
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45. Don't waste your energy on the political crisis de jour. Busy your mind
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with more substantial things. Daily political dramas are a time-sink,
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and the statists like it. Stop following their script.
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46. Use jurisdictional arbitrage to deprive the state of your money. Work
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with friends if the setup costs are too large for you.
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47. Learn to defend yourself, your family, your neighbors and your town. No
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state means no military. Until you take this upon yourself, your plans
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will always have a gaping hole in their middle. There is no free lunch
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here either. Get weapons and be mentally prepared to use them. Decide in
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advance how and when you would use them - do not leave it to the emotion
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of the moment - that will make a shipwreck of the whole venture. Learn
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how to use them safely.
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48. Do something nice for your neighbor. The people who live near you are a
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far more important part of your environment than any other.
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49. Help people who suffer undeservedly. No state means you are responsible
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for charity. Sure, it will be much easier when the state isn't stealing
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all your extra money (or chasing you in hope of theft), but do what you
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can now and get used to the process.
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50. Watch over your friends. Notice when they are having a bad day, show
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some kindness and concern. If they are overloaded, carry some of their
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burden. We all have bad times, and your bad day may come too. Help one
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another. Restore one another.
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