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Just saw fantastic 4. It was awesome.

We agree that organic growth will make a comeback. However, even on a bitcoin standard, starting a business will be risky still. If the economy is deflationary, people will become much more risk averse. This could cement in legacy businesses such as Walmart.

Could this end up in the Supreme Court? What if the federal government does not restrict on-chain bitcoin. But, they try to control layer 2+ solutions. Why does this sound like something the US government would do? #asknostr

You put up the capital. A miner, cooling, real estate, and electricity. It’s a risk because you may or may not find a block. The person putting up the capital (stored time and energy) may or may not get paid. They may never hit a block. Not all businesses are successful.

You take the risk, you get paid—maybe. Seems pretty capitalistic to me. šŸ¤·šŸ»

I agree that we can’t have toxic chemistry seeping into the environment. But it’s gone too far.

Let’s start with the business license 🤣

The high voltage battery? Those things are rated to go 250,000 miles+. They do fail sometimes prematurely, but that is a rarity.

Tbh, I don’t know the context of this situation. But, if the pictures were posted on social media, you can’t seriously expect to maintain complete control over the pictures. That’s like leaving your front door open and then being shocked when someone steals your TV.