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If I’m being honest things fell apart much faster than I ever thought they could.

And I suppose that’s the point.

No one ever realizes what they’re doing until it’s too late.

We were told it was progress/liberation to give up control, tradition and responsibility.

But it wasn’t. It was collapse dressed up in nice language.

Not just the economy. Everything.

The culture got weird. The family broke down. The future stopped making sense.

It didn’t happen all at once it just slipped, little by little, until one day you looked around and didn’t recognize the world anymore.

The globalists rejoice knowing they have us whipped. Hooked on cheap dopamine and debt, too busy fighting each other to notice who is pulling the strings.

It’s over.

Our beautiful world is shattered and people are too apathetic to mount a resistance.

The funny thing is they never saw bitcoin coming.

Think of bitcoin less as a monetary network and more as a civilizational scaffolding.

Because bitcoin reestablishes the sacred.

At the heart of any durable culture is something sacred, something untouchable, beyond negotiation.

Enter the truth machine. Incorruptible, It cannot be printed, manipulated, or compromised by state power.

Bitcoin creates autonomy in the place of learned helplessness. It realigns masculinity with virtue. It rebuilds community from first principles via shared belief.

Bitcoin doesn’t just preserve wealth, it preserves meaning.

So did things fall apart? Absolutely.

But we will build them back with an even stronger foundation.

It’s our purpose in this life.

Our destiny.

Uh, excuse me, but isn’t Bitcoin right now infested with sketchy VC pressure groups, spammers flipping JPEG garbage on-chain and bloating our nodes, while KYC-compliant Chinese and US mining pools are soliciting all this? Should I mention the technocrats like Jack and the woke core devs pushing controversial changes for things that aren’t broken — all because this is somehow supposed to be “slowing Bitcoin adoption”? At what point are we going to admit that we’re on the road to ruining Bitcoin the same way we ruined everything else, while kidding ourselves it’s for the best?

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A knot a day…

To me that sounds like an overly myopic view of niche cultural issues that aren’t important in the grand scheme of things.

I’ve been listening to cope like this for the past two years and it’s boringly similar:

*it’s a non-issue*

*fees will price them out*

*the free market will sort this thing out*

*nodes aren’t important anyway, miners are*

Maybe if you do a little soul searching, you’ll realise that this is the exactly same path we took with everything you mentioned in your post above. The frogs are being boiled to the tunes of pure hopium and as usual only a few are actually paying attention and even less - doing something about it.

You’re right. Bitcoin is SO over. 🤣

Why are the others sooo naive and stupid? 🤪

You probably don’t even run a node.

Parmanode….

As someone who is easily twice your age, I’ll give you some advice I would want to give to my 20/30-something self….

Channel all your rage and frustration into something useful. Something of service. Not just screaming and complaining.

I say this not to antagonise you. Just to push you to choose and find your higher purpose.

Be well brotha 🙏🏻💓🧬

If you’re really pushing 80 and running Parmanode, I don’t want to argue with you. That’d be disrespectful I’m not like that. Cheers 🍻

I appreciate that. Be well son 🙏🏻🧡

You too 🫂