Thank you for clarifying the argument for owning multiple guns. As you can probably guess, hunting isn't something I get a lot of exposure to in Southern California.

The part that challenges me is that there are more guns in the US than Americans in the US. So, while many people probably do have a use for multiple guns for hunting, competition, etc. I would guess that many just own multiple guns for the sake of owning multiple guns.

Everyone has the freedom to spend their money where they want and on what they want. These are my opinions and I respect that anyone can disagree with them.

As for precious metals, I believe Bitcoin serves a similar narrative as holding gold and silver without the shortcomings- expensive and dangerous to custody, hard to transfer, not easily divisible, prone to imitation, and high buying and selling fees. Further, gold is valued by older generations and the younger generations inheriting wealth are more likely to buy Bitcoin and drive its price higher.

Thank you for challenging and educating me. I really think your comment and points add a lot to the conversation.