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My exact first thought. Unless you lived somewhere super temperate, but still just asking to be an oven or an ice box in peak seasons.

These are instructions to link cash app, then begin converting some percentage of your total sales (credit cards) into bitcoin via cash app.

This unfortunately does not allow accepting bitcoin in square. Depending on the use case though, having cash app already enables people to accept bitcoin since they have access to an address there.

If they want to exchange goods for that bitcoin, it’s up to them. Kind of like a cash transaction that doesn’t make it into your POS ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

May want to invest in a table-top lab vibrator. Easy to scale up and shake in batches. Adds a bit of precise control over the shake too.

Gremoulata on a ribeye will change just about anyone’s mind.

And tomatoes are native to South America. Modern “cultural” foods are global foods.

Spending Bitcoin increases the value of Bitcoin by distributing value to those who create value. It is not a loss.

I’d rather tip this note than all that other bullshit.

You can just build a lemonade stand in cyber space.

Here for the freedom tech, not the NGU effect.

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Exercise your mind.

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Shill me your source material for seed oil disrespect. Memes are great short form and always welcomed. Preference towards hard data and long form analysis to hand to a colleague who is curious.

That is true. And yet, I feel the community consensus of a global currency is inclusive of everyone and anyone who wishes to use the currency.

There was an interesting book about this concept called “The World Without Us”.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_Without_Us

It discusses the various things that would be left as signs of our current society if every person just vanished off the face of the planet.

If I recall correctly. One of the longest lasting human made things on the plant would be Mount Rushmore, as it slowly gets worn down by rain. The other things are a bit more intangible like radioactive signatures.

What determines the price of 1 Bitcoin?

It is the value of the energy used to mine it.

The network itself is paying humanity for the energy needed to be both functional and secure. This value continues to grow in real terms while it drops in relative/nominal terms.

Bitcoin is paying humanity with units of itself, both declaring the value of the network overall and the value of the units within it, in exchange for the value of the energy and time fed into it for functionality and security.

It then revalues itself every 4 years against that energy when it reduces the subsidy by half. The mining network hashrate does not reduce by half to maintain the previous valuation per coin, instead it has doubled against the time and energy input by the mining network every 10 minutes.

Every time the halving occurs, the value of all Bitcoin's is declared worth twice as much time and energy as before. When the hashrate continues to climb after this declaration then we know it is accepted by the market.

This market acceptance has occurred every time and will likely continue to occur due to the fact that nothing else exists that offers direct value in exchange for energy without a middle man creating something to sell first.

Bitcoin turns all sources of electricity into sources of money. The cheaper the electricity is to create, the more money there is to be made. This changes humanities relationship with energy generation, and gives us a way to create abundant energy the likes of which the world has never seen.

Great summarization. Would this possibly lead to Bitcoin becoming a “Paperclip Optimizer”?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence

Hard to build low time preference products when selling to high-time preference buyers.