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Beautiful shot. Enjoy the hotel?

This has been on my list for a while, sounds like I need to pick it up.

I agree with this. But here’s the weird thing… I’ve tried with folks who are making backup accounts on IG because they’ve had accounts shutdown or know there’s a risk, and it’s still it’s falling on deaf ears. Are they that addicted to the platform? Or are they so focused on the short term they can’t see this potential?

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This passion for reading ₿itcoin-related literature has led me to a startling discovery, a time capsule of sorts from my own personal history (unlocked by ₿itcoin, by way of Softwar), allowing me to circle back to revisit ideas and musings shown to me in the 1990s.

You see, it was my great pleasure to read many of the works of Daniel Quinn (Ishmael, The Story of B, My Ishmael, Beyond Civilization, The Holy, Tales Of Adam, After Dachau, Providence; and currently reading "If They Give You Lined Paper, Write Sideways" [2007] for the first time).

The common theme of all his works call for a radical departure from 'business as usual' and a return to tribal lifestyle, but in a post-industrial context. This prescription flummoxed many of his readers.

But while reading Softwar by Jason Lowery, the writings of Quinn repeatedly came to mind, like a sound in the present harmonizing with an echo from the past.

It inspired me to pick up these books and read them again, but this time with ₿itcoin the X-factor, and while wearing Satoshi Shades.

Wow! Check out this passage from "My Ishmael" [1997]. It's almost as if it's describing today's ₿itcoin movement:

"Here are some things we can expect of the New Tribal Revolution, based on the experience of the Industrial Revolution. We can call it the Seven-Point Plan.

-One: The revolution won't take place all at once. It's not going to be any sort of coup d'etat like the French or Russian revolutions.

-Two: It will be achieved incrementally, by people working off each other's ideas. This is the great driving innovation of the Industrial Revolution.

-Three: It will be led by no one. Like the Industrial Revolution, it will need no shepherd, no organizer, no spearhead, no pacesetter, no mastermind at the top; it will be too much for anyone to lead.

-Four: It will not be the initiative of any political, governmental, or religious body — again, like the Industrial Revolution. Some will doubtless want to claim to be its supporters and protectors; there are always leaders ready to step forward once others have shown the way.

-Five: It has no targeted end point. Why should it have an end point?

-Six: It will proceed according to no plan. How on earth could there be a plan?

-Seven: It will reward those who further the revolution with the coin of the revolution. In the Industrial Revolution, those who contributed much in the way of product wealth received much in the way of product wealth; in the New Tribal Revolution, those who contribute much in the way of support will receive much in the way of support."

Interesting! Thanks for sharing. Sounds like the title of your current read was inspired by the Spanish poet Juan Ramón Jiménez. This quote is featured in Fahrenheit 451.

Beer.

Craft beer trade for hard to find/regionally available.

Untappd style features would be cool too.

Homebrew recipes, tips

From 6 - 8 pm Eastern Time today, nostr:npub1key55ax33gkl50uqemvl4khrtqrhzm7wzpc7fhseutt5ddkcwcrqgxlt3h is doing a Lightning Meetup featuring the ⚡Lightning Goats⚡.

Be sure to tune in for the fun, and if you haven't already join the CyberHerd for some treats.

Dang. Bummed I missed this

Right? Got pissed at craft beer a few years ago when they starting pulling this crap.

Name a Bitcoin book that’s not a Bitcoin book (besides The Mandibles).

Def interested! It’s been 10 years since I’ve been to CR and obviously a lot to experience now

20 min into Biggest Heist Ever and my jaw is on the floor. What is happening