That's something a bit different than WW3. Afghanistan's Taliban held off the US because the nature of that war. Kind of like Vietnam. When invading a smaller country, the invaded have more to lose, and guerrilla warfare can work.
They didn't have the means to produce nine scale. They were "quality oven quantity", but the allies adopted more quickly, and could outproflduce them. The Japanese who similar to the Germans in that way... at least with their Zero airplanes. They just couldn't produce enough, quickly enough.
WW3 might be fought everywhere (meat space, cyber space, and in the mind)... might already be happening. Whoever has the best tech (and the most open mind) wins.
The Americans figured out the assembly line and mass production. German tech was top shelf but it was slow to build. The factories figured that out, not the generals.
1BTC = 100 000 000 sats
Stable AF
Are the shitcoins going to take down the banks, or are the banks taking down the shitcoins?
The engineers and manufacturers were the real heroes of WW2. The war was won in the factories... Basically every war is won by the side who masters the technology of the day. WW3 will be won at the cutting edge of technology, in cyberspace. Power projection, is what Lowery talks about, huh? That feels like the most peaceful way, doesn't it?
Crazy times.
For some reason, I spent more time on Twitter than here lately... It must be the "can't look away from a car crash" bias.
Saylor being Saylor. Making sense of the senseless.
I have a call with a Bitcoin talent recruiter this afternoon. Wish me luck, plebs.
I listen to a lot of Bitcoin podcasts, and I'll be sharing clips of the best of what I've heard.
Smiles is a new one for me.
I've never heard of microlancer!
I'll never get tired of waking up early on a Sunday morning and NOT being hungover. Those wild Saturday nights were fun in my 20s, but I'm glad they're behind me.
Everyone should be given an opportunity at redemption, and for a lot of these guys, this kind of strict structure is what they need.