I’ve used Dorsey’s npub to see feed but never thought about how powerful that was. Wow, what a revelation. 🤯
Here’s the episode (I’m trying out Podverse since it’s FOSS v4v):
I’ll be checking these out 🤓
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Maybe drop an invoice yourself?
For all you history nerds out there, here's an interesting article that's sure to take you down a ton of rabbit holes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_slave_ships
Dan Carlin has a grueling 5 hr podcast titled “Human Resources” on the transatlantic slave trade. Not for the faint hearted. Had to take several breaks over several days just to digest it, gives you a different perspective of what humans are capable of. Both in dishing out suffering and in enduring it.
Reading books, listening to podcasts, conducting scientific research, self education as a whole.
No worries, I lost the rest in a boating accident 🫡 cheers!
Never mind, looks like you don’t have a LNURL! Wanna make one through Wallet of Satoshi (or something else?)
Correct I just didn’t get the percent of balance because in my head the balance would stay the same. He helped clear it up! I’ll still zap ya some sats⚡️ followed!
Ohhh so this isn’t showing outstanding balances on the loans? The term “balance” in “percent of balance” is what’s throwing me off. So this is just what percentage of the population is defaulting on different loan types?
Wow, definitely need to keep an eye on this then. Didn’t know about the creation of “fm-sats” aka fake bitcoin. Thanks for explaining, about to zap ⚡️
Gen Z: “what’s a routing number and account number? Is that a public key and private key?”
Millennial: “No but yes but no.”
why oh why is the consumer so strong https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1626277634400301058/photo/1
Will zap ⚡️ 1000 sats to whoever helps me properly understand this graph. I don’t get why the drop in student loans since they’re frozen. If the line represents percentage balance and no one is paying, wouldn’t it stay the same?
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This is your brain on bitcoin. The effects of a lowered time preference are marvelous and not only forgotten by modern society but foreign and incomprehensible under the current mental and monetary framework.
why oh why is the consumer so strong https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1626277634400301058/photo/1
Trying to better understand the title of the graph..
What does percent of balance mean? If people aren’t paying student loans because they froze, wouldn’t the balance of the loan stay the same?
That’s true. I just sympathize for the people in places like Nigeria that won’t get the opportunity to stack many sats especially as price increases while being the ones that need it most (compared to the West at the moment).