I love your van build. Makes me want to start working on vanny again... or possibly replace it with a high top one.

Ha! That's pretty great. Like what you did with the sink. Do you plan to do some heavier insulation on the roof? That's where the sun really beats down and brings heat into the van -- that and the radiant

Haha.. yeah, Soylent is a real and thriving company, last I checked, anyways. I, personally, have never come into contact with police or anyone for that matter hassling me about my vanlife activities.

There are old bikers, and there are bold bikers. But there are no old, bold bikers.

How do you feel about having the high top for parking? I got a shorter one because I was concerned about parking garages and "no vehicles over 7' tall between 2-5am" signs. But at the same time,

Yeah, conversion vans are crazy expensive -- it's because of who they're being marketed at. It's way easier just to get a regular old work van and put what you need in it. It shouldn't cost more than 10ish

Hmmm. Yeah, I can totally see that adding a second person drives up the need for space. You know what was actually another contributing factor that probably got me into vanlifing was that I was living

That's cool. I've definitely camped out up there in Malibu with the van. It's great, but did you find anywhere that had amenable parking rules? They've really stepped up their prohibitive signage.

Dude... how do you deal with the humidity in FL? I'm from there, but I vanlife out here in LA.

Oh hello fellow vanlifer!

Haha... I mean.. I don't know that anyone is really debating that. I just mean that... I've been dealing with this weird mental puzzle. That this guy who is raising all sorts of tensions with Korea that

This is by far the most humanizing Elon article I've ready to date, and you're certainly a master of your craft, Neil. Even if you posted this anonymously, I think it would still have climbed the list

Wow this is a really great article, I had no idea.

I think these small countries are going to add pressure for the larger countries to adopt it. The larger countries are going to be slow, because they have competing interests coming from their banking

No question the only real response was to do nothing. I think once the total market value is upwards for 10T, it will be so much money that the day to day activities of users will not dramatically affect

I can see the reasoning. However, the public has gotten involved quite a bit, so you could just as easily make the argument that we're on the second hump.

I totally believe this is how lots of smaller countries in the world are going to add legitimacy to cryptocurrencies. And then the collective efforts of these small countries is going to make it so that

I watched this video the other day, it was nuts to see someone taking out that much cash just to go buy a bitcoin... and now he has several thousand fewer dollars...

Interesting that John McAfee is getting this involved in reviewing all the coin and trying to clear some of the noise in the market.

Yeah, I'm pretty excited about this platform. It should be possible to create good communities where the community itself benefits, as long as the incentives are structured the right way.