first of all, the best person to ask if he'd like to invest in my vision for a free and open digital society is Warren Buffet. while it's ultra imperative to make not only a compelling case for retrofuturism but to show tangible prototype for something beyond yet another digital asset, he's most likely to be interested in the ethos of getting back to the basics.

I would not ever want to be funded by anyone silicon valley related because there are already enough logistical issues with their financial entanglements and honestly none of them trust me for obvious reasons. however, some progress has been made in the department of "well, who's gonna hold all that money, baby?" so it's not all bad, and in fact, probably the opposite of bad, in the sense that I will NOT be doing business with JP Morgan.

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Uncle Warren is not a good person

did I ask if Uncle Warren was a good person?

The first 1/2 of your first sentence absolutely depends on it.

He is not the person to ask.

why would he not be?

Go learn about uncle Warren

I did. still prefer him over Uncle JP Morgan or anyone in silicon valley.

They’re the same people

well until somebody locates Satoshi Nakamoto then I suppose the only other option we have for borrowing big amounts of money is asking the dirty money uncle of our own personal preference.

There are bitcoin billionaires, find them.

@ CIA Jack, maybe he’ll help

Jack has done plenty and the vast majority of Bitcoin billionaires are functionally useless because there are no further use cases for Bitcoin in their minds than the wealth they have attained.

thanks for the advice tho!✌🏼