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Returning to the "PitBull-Riot" sculpture after a two-week break. I'll continue posting video updates and photos of the process, just as I did before the break. Follow along!

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"Look at everything always as though you were seeing it either for the first or last time: Thus is your time on earth filled with glory."

- Betty Smith

I don't think Bitcoin per se can give any really deep value - maybe fleetingly. Anything external to ourselves is simply remedial. For example - music has been a constant "medicine" in my life - particularly during a period when I was going cold turkey, withdrawing from Valium. I still find it therapeutic to sing and play the piano on particular. But, without wishing to sound like an old hippy, love, understanding, and forgiveness are the real answer - not Bitcoin.

I have a question. Would love some perspective on certain topic.

Can #bitcoin give purpose and hope to someone who doesn't have any passions and no clear way in life?

Deep inside I personally think that it is possible but would love to know what some of you think.

before bitcoin, the most important that can't be controlled by anyone else is... your mind

It likely depends upon WHY they have no passions and no clear way in life.

There are those that ‘share’ this planet with us that do not actually desire to live. These are the ones who try to claw down greatness, achievement, skill, joy for being alive.

If you look closely it is remarkable just how many zombies roam amongst us. If you can’t SEE them yet, find true joy, purpose, ability and then you will see them.

Others simply need a guiding hand. Giving them Bitcoin will do nothing for them. Teaching them about Bitcoin and showing them how to earn Bitcoin and be worthy of it, will. You will be simply shining a light on something they were already searching for, even if they didn’t yet know it.

Depends if you have a passion for finance and freedom, or you can see the beauty of mathematics in the thing itself, like someone who appreciates art.

I see it as a tool with many purposes, I like tools, but, personally, couldn't get my purpose in life from it.

I think, people sometimes shut themselves off, leaving little room for passion or a clear path forward. Us hoomans are complicated beings. Even if we want to help or contribute by offering knowledge, support or presence, the other person has to be the one who opens and walks through the door, and discover their purpose and hope. Whether the person is open to the idea of Bitcoin and finds purpose in it, will be entirely up to them. I think your question is lovely and I hope my answer gave you another perspective (although it might not be relevant for you - it was what first came to my mind.)

Like anything - art, other people, an event, religion, profession - can inspire and give at least feeling of purpose, to many. But at the end it's one's will and reason that finds that purpose.

As for the hope - certainly bitcoin gives to many of us. Even if not about the bigger picture, identity, the goals in life - but about the world outside, at least monetary part - yes.

I think so, many feel anything it's pointless because they feel no matter what they cannot beat the system. Bitcoin gives hope in a sense that you can opt out of this system, you can be productive and save in bitcoin and have some hope that it will help you succeed, and its only up to you, no one can take bitcoin from you, and it becomes like a game to stack as much as you can to your future. I think that's it, bitcoin gives you hope for the future.

In certain instances I think it can. One needs to have an inclination to learn new things, but certainly possible.

Trusting any single news source for your facts is for biased sheeple. Listen to both sides, and the middle. Trust your gut. Trust your lived experience. It will serve you well.