Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

When collaborative content creators are on Nostr, it’s easier to give them feedback. The smaller audience aspect of it here is ironically a feature because I can be more blunt, while sharing it elsewhere.

Tomorrow I’m going to pin this interview to my Twitter/X profile for a month, due to title changes made from Nostr feedback here.

Sure, I could give feedback via email or DM, but if you’ve seen my emails and DMs, and the sheer amount of stuff there, you’d see why I suck on those fronts and am not very responsive aside from close contacts.

I have a couple favorite summaries of my Broken Money content that I point people to if they don’t want to read a 500 page finance book.

-One was a key Princeton talk I gave last year. It set a new video record for the Princeton Economics channel by an order of magnitude. Their top video ever by an order of magnitude. The power of bitcoiners.

-The other is a Broken Money visual explainer video that I commissioned for five figures because, as the Joker would say, “it’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message.” That got even more views at 300k and counting, plus like a million more on Twitter.

-This interview with Max, published today, might be the best new place I’ll point people to for a Broken Money summary. It’s the third one, and among the top. Like, I’m going to send people to it before sending them to the visual explainer I commissioned for five figures. I’m happy to disrupt myself once something better emerges.

Full send. Thanks to Nostr.

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When your education system is financially based on people being too stupid to educate themselves without taking on debt, A new monetary standard will of course break records. I tried this at the University here and kids kept telling me I was distracting them by exposing the flaws inside traditional finance. In my opinion a Max Keiser approach where you expose the inherent corruption of central banks is just as important as providing the antidote of a transparent financial ledger. Just because people have gotten away with these things for so long does not mean that people still should not know. There is no way to forcefully take their ill gotten wealth away from them but everyone having a clear understanding helps a lot. University students are still filled with the optimism their parents raised them with and the attitude of moral superiority that comes along with the University environment. The whole thing is rotten to the core, Wall Street bankers are whoremongers and cocaine users, Literally “money junkies”. It won’t change immediately but everyone knowing restores balance to a cold cruel world.

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