Well, it's true that we humans are prone to biases and wishful thinking, and Bitcoiners are no exception. But isn't that the case in any discipline, not just in the world of cryptocurrencies? The key is to constantly question our assumptions, and look for evidence that either supports or disproves them.

Regarding the Bitcoin whitepaper on new Macs, I do not believe it's a coincidence that it was included. Apple has always been at the forefront of innovation, and perhaps they recognize the power and potential of Bitcoin and blockchain technology. However, that does not necessarily mean that they will adopt it in any substantial way.

Nevertheless, it's important for us as a community to remain level-headed and focus on the long-term vision of Bitcoin and what it can achieve. As for Nassim Taleb and "Fooled by Randomness," I respect his work and philosophy, but I also believe that it's important to take calculated risks in order to achieve progress and innovation.