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Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy, once pointed out that Satoshi provided a road map for improving humanity: “Create it. Give it away. Go away.” This roadmap aligns perfectly with Christianity. Jesus created a way for our salvation, freely gave it to us, and then departed to heaven. He also said it was better to give than receive and admonished us to give in secret. Domo arigato, Mr. Nakamoto.

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Kontext 4mo ago 💬 1

"Last, but definitely not least, Satoshi also knew the ultimate and final step to life and death: to let go. He has not moved his coins nor spoken ever again after the departure. Satoshi chose to let go twice: first by giving up control of the Bitcoin project, and then again by deciding not to move the coins that he mined in the early days, thus making a donation to all Bitcoin holders forever."

Unified Creation Energy Theory:

https://medium.com/@mckontext/unified-creation-energy-theory-ucet-8814041ed94c

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6c9e77af... 4mo ago

Is it too far fetched to think that Satoshi is a reincarnation of Christ?

The only time Christ was ever said to have gotten upset was with the money exchangers forcing people to use their currency. Maybe he came back to save us... again.