"Human: I identify with Bitcoin"

By Bitcoinaplis

I identify with Bitcoin on so many levels.

Listen, I am a middle aged, white American, male, been married over 30 years, I am milquetoast but have never fit in with groups or group think. I was never in a clique in High School, I hung out with all people, and had an amazing experience. In college I was a dorm rat before moving off campus with some pals found on that floor. I never understood fraternities/sororities as generations of my family talk non-stop about 'so and so is one of us, she pledged ' this is example is with Kansas State University or Kansas University. I went to a small southern college in Southern Minnesota, much to the dismay of my Kansas family. (I got a great education by the way, super grateful for you, Dr. Lane Hopkins - Computer Science.)

I am not knocking people, if you have to identify with certain groups.

Such as you have to identify:

with a certain High School, or college, or neighborhood, or country, or government, or state, or city, or instrument, or net worth, or corporation, or profession, or workouts, or clubs, or sexuality, or certain music, religion, God, health (skinny/fat), or what is watched on tv, or pets, or golf or any other sport, travel, or what you eat but what about how you think?

I think like Bitcoin and I identify with Bitcoin.

Right there, you are probably trying to put me into one of your pre-conceived groups:

Confused? Nerd? Idiot? Conspiracist? Anarchist? Anti-establishment? Psycho?

May I explain what group it is?

I belong to a group, a species we call human.

Human beings, every one of us, despite whatever group you belong to are thinkers. Just like each of us is unique based on our DNA so are we based on how our brains work and think. We learn as we live. We unlearn as we live. We change. We adapt. We do or we do nothing. We choose but we do change our minds. We question. We pivot and lead or continue and follow.

This is what makes us human.

Satoshi created Bitcoin for all of us. Regardless of how we identify.

Total respect for Satoshi Nakamoto, regardless of any human being understanding or owning Bitcoin.

There is no way my pre-Bitcoin self would have been writing about an open source world wide digital money, with an immutable timechain ledger on an open sourced platform like NOSTR without Satoshi.

I identify with Bitcoin, and its potential ability to change the world as we know it.

In our world, there is room for something positive like Bitcoin even though most have already made up their minds, it is negative.

Exactly like those who sounded the alarm on the early Internet.

History Repeats, because, above all, we are all human.

Satoshi has given me hope, thanks to the creation of Bitcoin, to be hopeful for humanity.

Worldwide.