The thing is, once you see, you can’t unsee it.
…Freedom, Health, Art, healthy food, architecture, trees, nature, animals, other people, innovation, clean water, sense of place…
People’s reaction to COVID and Bitcoin has been quite an eye opener to me as far as humanity is concerned. Quite bewildering.
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Yet the people will elect Merz and the Ampel again…
Or, buy Bitcoin, run a node and enjoy.
That would be a hard fork. The 20,000 OG nodes would keep chugging along with the OG Bitcoin. And the new Bitcoin doesn’t have the numbers to compete and probably other compromises.
Im curious to see what people think about at what price #Bitcoin detaches from fiat USD (and thus fiat will end)? I think we are currently at the inflection point on chart to the left. Before Bitcoin accelerates away from fiat USD. My guess is between $1 and $10 million USD/BTC. What do you think? 
Since they are a public company, if their Auditor covers it up, it’ll end up exactly like Enron.
Did he commit a crime? He hosted a website. Somebody decided to sell some drugs, someone else to buy drugs. Should that be a crime? It’s only a crime because the government says they want to protect us from the possibility the guy buying the drugs getting high and potentially committing a real crime (theft or harm). The problem with totalitarianism is that it’s a race to the bottom…
In 1977 Mercedes-Benz made 250,000 cars. Beautiful cars. Reusable, long lasting (500,000-1 million miles), highly efficient (25/30mpg). Workers in Germany were well paid, single income households. They drove a Mercedes and got a pension to happily for the their lives without a worry. And shareholders lived of the fat dividends.
Today Mercedes builds 2.1 million cars a year, they are disposable plastic items, many of them electric vehicles ruining the environment with Lithium mines and chemicals and they either end up on massive land fills unsold because there are too many cars made or disposed after 200,000 miles. Workers are struggling with dual income families and they’ll have to work well into their 80s, whether they know that yet or not. And even then and even with all the automation, production in Germany is too expensive and moved elsewhere.
Is that progress? Something doesn’t add up. Maybe they should just go back to building 250,000 cars that are good? 
#Bitcoin is currently an optimum balance of transaction cost, security and speed. Making it immutable. Don’t mess with the balance. We do need more nodes however:)
Isn’t Lummis advocating for regulating #Bitcoin by moving it into the tax realm and tracking and tracing every Bitcoin transaction so they can tax every transaction over $200 per year?
Imho non of this matters if #Bitcoin stays decentralized. The fact that we hovered around 20k nodes for a long time is an indication the „movement“ is weakening. More nodes and solo miners would strengthen the system. And controlling your own Keys at an individual level…



