Thx, that's insightful.

Yes, it has to be sly and roundabout.

And in the beginning, there are always just a few people, over time they gradually need more support.

Therefore, time and smart use of time is what's most important.

There have been many revolutions, some peaceful, some violent.

They say the success rate of peaceful revolutions is highest.

The narrative builders exaggerate the violence involved in some of the revolutions.

Why?

Because the winners of the revolutions themselves become rulers and begin to form a new narrative that aims at scaring others from attempting to overthrow them.

I often ask, how many people think were killed in battles in the American revolution.

People have no idea.

The answer is an average of 3-4 men per day over six years.

In the 80 years war which gave the Dutch freedom from the Habsburg empire, it was on average about one per day.

Compare that with for instance The Battle of Stamford Bridge, which was a result of one man's insanity - Harald Hardråde, who ventured on the quest of putting England under his thumb in 1066.

He took power in Norway in 1047, but in reality was powerless until 1050.

He became the inflation king of the North, and invested his inflation profits in conquest.

In just one single day, about 5000 men died at Stamford Bridge, including himself.

Looking into the American and Dutcj revolutions again, you realize that the major component of these upheavals must have been a peaceful one.

Most people believe it's lack of information and understanding of the situation that is why things get worse in society.

I think this isn't correct.

First, history demonstrates that you don't need many people to change society for the better.

Second, most of those who are able to change society already know why it's necessary, they are on the other hand sick and tired of the constant whining.

And third, it's all about believing in the best actionable ideas, and making sure that these ideas are put into action by enough people.

I'll write a note today or next week where I present some of my thoughts.

The note first targets the freerider problem, why it corresponds directly with corruption and how deep this corruption runs in modern day's civilization.

These are issues that are extremely unpopular with people, because they see that these ideas force them to confront themselves with their own weaknesses.

Therefore, whenever I mention for instance freeriding in my posts, readers ignore them, don't hit the like or share buttons, and do what they can to avoid being seen as someone who contribute to distributing bad news.

So, how to deal with this challenge?

The answer is to becoming adept at communicating a superior idea.

An idea that strengthens people and motivates them to take positive action.

This has to be an idea which convinces them to connect with likeminded individuals who are prepared to cooperate and disseminate tried and tested methods that promote positive social change.

I call the idea "Sound Rebellion," which also will be the headline of most of my talks in the near future.

Stay tuned - and enjoy your Sunday.

POW

Proof of work is the basis of every capitalist system.

The proof of work consists of less theory and more facts, face the results of reality.

With the proof of work, the good worker prospers, the good entrepreneur succeeds, and the bad actors fail.

In today's world, that is, in the clown world, there is no proof of work, most trades are useless, people are unproductive, governments confiscate the little real work that people do, and the system rewards bad actors. In clown world everything is facade, everything is farce, look at the social networks, pretend and pretend, look at linkedin, all lies.

Even money is a lie.

Bitcoin is the only way you have to protect yourself from this world, Bitcoin is the real proof of work.

It ain’t like I don’t flub almost every non-English name on earth.

Germany just moved from knife stabbings to shootings. Well done Olaf, well done! #Munich

"we are flying blind."

Instead of organizing a bretton Woods 3.0, the USA chose confrontation.

He who sows the wind will reap the whirlwind.

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