I think you might be right, sadly.

Nuclear-thermal rocket engines have epic thrust-to-weight. But were benched in the 70s for political reasons. I'm hoping Elon can find a way to get them legalized again. Makes so much economic and technical sense, even if you have to launch from Madagascar...

The devices we sh-tpost on have their CPUs made in a giant fab costing tens of billions and that needs to move tens of millions of units a week to stay in business.

These require silicon with fourteen-nines purity, and global supply chains.

There are so many ways we can f--k this up its not funny...

Warning: when you do Nostr for too long, you won't know how to code a regular app anymore. 😳

Two random npubs send me a hi message like a month ago, just noticed now lol also SUS

I wish southpark, and /or It’s always sunny in Philadelphia, would do an episode on bitcoin and the separation of money and state

Would be hilarious

All of those are lousy options for exporting to Earth surface, 100%.

But because of the (much) lower gravity and escape velocities, they're better options than Earth for exporting materials for use in space, even High Earth Orbit.

But mostly because humans suck and politicians suck more. Always have, but now we have nukes and have mined out the ores high-grade enough to bootstrap industry from zero again.

I agree with Elon that humanity NGMI unless we find a way to get off this rock. Earth is just Easter Island writ large.

Instead of asking yourself, "How much Bitcoin should I hold?"... Ask yourself, "What percentage of my savings should be in Bitcoin?"

#bitcoin

MALK!

You could be right about that. There's certainly not enough publicly released data to come up with a definitive conclusion.

#Bitcoin is ready , #AGI is late to the game .. and that's the critical path for real usecase !

A billion dollars is pocket change for any nuclear power's black budget. They'll get around to it.

Dam, my monero and cosmos went up over 1k. Bought at good time

Ouch… I just saw someone ask on Reddit:

“Who was your favorite YouTube channel as a kid?”

Fuuu!

Alright, then. I see where you're goin' with this. Yea, you're right. Luna wouldn't provide anything in terms of energy or industry essential resources. Earth should be fine for quite some time, as long as we learn to properly utilize it's geothermal energy sources. Mars, most certainly, doesn't have anywhere near as much potential for geothermal energy production. Perhaps hydrothermal, though 🤔. Depends on the size of the subsurface water pockets that, most likely, lie there. You're on to something there. No doubt. Although, a long-lasting colonial population on Mars doesn't seem possible, imo.

Probably better off writing fiction. Although a lot of people are still waiting on nick land to finish his bitcoin book.

You going back to fedi?