“A human body is like a whirlpool, there seems to be a constant form, called the whirlpool, but it functions for the very reason that no water stays in it. The very molecules and atoms of the water are also ‘whirlpools’—patterns of motion containing no constant and irreducible ‘stuff’.”
— Alan Watts, The Book 
Make #Bitcoin Legal Tender 
As far as Bitcoin has come, it has far further still to go. 
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Agreed.
Protestantism helped Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity course correct by pointing out its wayward practices, such as buying indulgences.
But then they strayed too far themselves, and as a result, the mystical connection to God is lost.
Agreed. We must retvrn.
“God also likes to play hide-and-seek, but because there is nothing outside God, he has no one but himself to play with. But he gets over this difficulty by pretending that he is not himself. This is his way of hiding from himself. He pretends that he is you and I and all the people in the world, all the animals, all the plants, all the rocks, and all the stars. In this way he has strange and wonderful adventures, some of which are terrible and frightening. But these are just like bad dreams, for when he wakes up they will disappear.”
— Alan Watts, The Book 
Hinduism is deeply insightful, but it is too specific to the culture of India, and is in general a bit too chaotic.
Islam is fitting for the warrior culture that is the Middle East, but lacks the love and compassion and feminine aspect of God which Mary represents.
Protestantism is merely watered down Christianity, and lacks mysticism.
Judaism gets some things right, but the New Testament is far more profound than the Old Testament, and the denial of Christ as God is a major hindrance to finding The Way.
Paganism/animism/shintoism is an excellent and intuitive way of understanding the natural world, but is less relevant when living in the modern world build by man.
In my humble opinion, the truest religions, which give one the most direct path to the Godhead, are Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, and Mahayana Buddhism.
When did you first realize #Bitcoin will win?
The name of the game is this:
How much #Bitcoin will you own once the fiat music stops? 
Over a long enough time horizon, nothing beats real corn in cold storage.
Quite likely in the short term. However, the downside of MSTR is you don’t actually self-custody your wealth.
Both are great, but nothing beats real corn.
There is lots of overlap in these communities, to be sure, but it’s interesting to note the differences.
Native Bitcoiners will see a 50% price drop and be like: Is that all you’ve got?
MSTR investors will see a 5% price drop and be like: The sky is falling!
Observation: The MSTR investor community is a lot more skittish than the native Bitcoin stacker community.
More like day traders than savers.
#Bitcoin is the greatest savings method ever devised. 