Bring on the caffeine.
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Took me way too long to start reading Sapiens, I see why it’s so highly recommended.
Best part about Bitcoin is it’s not covered in germs like cash.
Today my Bitaxe is choosing violence.
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How are you mining (profitability) in the Bay Area? Solar?
I don’t usually fall down rabbit holes, but when I do it’s videos of people fighting. Don’t ask me why.
I once avoided nostr:npub1cj94enk44kn5mvrcma4sp7jnlsgnn4em7rk3dh3jt4fzyqs3m02s560efa at a conference because I was afraid I might have to talk to him and would sound like a MORON! 80 IQ!
Haha sounds like something I would do.
From “Sapiens” -
For most of history these man-made enclaves (houses) remained very small, surrounded by expanses of untamed nature. The earth's surface measures about 200 million square miles, of which 60 million is land. As late as AD 1400, the vast majority of farmers, along with their plants and animals, clustered together in an area of just 4.25 million square miles - 2 per cent of the planet's surface. Everywhere else was too cold, too hot, too dry, too wet, or otherwise unsuited for cultivation. This minuscule 2 per cent of the earth's surface constituted the stage on which history unfolded.
People found it difficult to leave their artificial islands. They could not abandon their houses, fields and granaries without grave risk of loss. Furthermore, as time went on they accumulated more and more things - objects, not easily transportable, that tied them down.
Some of the user experience using Substack kind of blows…
I.e. It’s hard to upgrade to the paid subscription.
nostr:npub1cj94enk44kn5mvrcma4sp7jnlsgnn4em7rk3dh3jt4fzyqs3m02s560efa writes my favorite newsletter and it’s not even close.
Who are some of the best follows on Nostr besides the obvious heavy weights? #asknostr
Interesting to see China is rolling out its most extensive stimulus package since 2008…. 🧐
Bitcoin just flatlines on the weekends now…
Other epic things to consider:
- point lobos (hiking)
- rival ice cream (bees knees ice cream)
I agree that the chance of 0 is less than 1%, but the chance of it stabilizing at an insignificant number is a higher possibility if somehow it falls out of favor. And for that reason I’m wondering if it makes sense to be 100% allocated.
Love the comments btw. Trying to gain clarity
That’s why I said “as we stand today”, I do agree if it continues to compound like it has, then yes it makes sense to be more allocated over time.
I’m just thinking decades from now, how much will your life or your kids life change if you only have, say 4 Bitcoin vs. 5, probably not much. But if your if your net-worth today is in BTC and it becomes a collectible, it really alters your families trajectory…
this is how I’m trying to push back on my over allocation…
At risk of stirring up a ruckus, if the outcomes of Bitcoin are either $0 or infinity, isn’t there a valid case to be made for owning too much bitcoin as we stand here today ?
The difference in livilihood of having more infinity coins isn’t much compared to your whole networth going to 0, no?
I’m asking to check myself.
#asknostr
Having worked with them closely, I have to agree with that statement as well. Work from home is a far quicker death though
I know this is a boomer take, but employees not regularly coming into the office is detrimental to the long term outcome of said business. #hottake
This is wild. Ironically I don’t get the best orange pilling atmosphere on NOSTR quite yet. Glad to hear it