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Just a guy pondering what the truth is while remaining optimistic ๐Ÿ˜‡ CO_921609

Just found out about "the mark of the beast" mentionned in the book of revelations.

I am deeply shaken by how crystal clear it is. (The scripture even says it will be "clear" ... like HOW)

It will be some sort of chip tied to an universal social credit system...

The antichrist will be AI, the false prophet will be the state actors behind it.

No more financial freedom.

The "beheading" is a metaphor to say we will be wiped out of their database.

We are cooked ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

Happy new year yall ๐Ÿฅณ

oh the numbers I said were translated from fiat prices. I just wanted a reference frame.

Though maybe getting them at xmrbazar or monerica and convering it to bitcoin via DEXes would give un-fiat-biased price ig...

Session is pretty cool.

Monstr is nice too (you can find the apk files on boseph's nostr profile).

We barely have enough logic qbits to do 1 digit addition... It's FUD.

I gave up on my savior complex I view it as survival of the fittest atp...

I've been ridiculed so many times for spreading the cypherpunk gospel I don't care anymore

OEM locked and impossible to unlock >:(

Everything is against our freedom damn...

I feel you man fiat is really cooking us...

Growing income should be the main concern but it's pretty much impossible without rare specialized skills (creating a company etc...)

Investment wise I'd avoid any risk really, keep everything liquid in gold, bitcoin and fiat.

But idk I'm stuck aswell...

My point is thats not exactly what he's saying, which is : all utxos that have an useless op_return are bad but Citrea will gracefully use op_return in a smart way that will benefit us.

He's not contradicting himself, but only playing with double standards.

Down the road this dichotomy will likely be used as an excuse for more centralization.

I pray you find your goth gf man you deserve it ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿซก

Replying to Avatar Level37

you don't either <3

no one should suffer this much

๐Ÿซก respect to our freedom veteran icon

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Replying to Avatar Jordan S

There's two elements

1. The legal practice now

Elon is able to avoid taxes since a notable percent of his wealth is in a Roth IRA, which isn't applicable to tax, and then Tesla stocks he has in a Brokerage account he borrows against using Collateralized loans, so legally he's in debt, he doesn't have any income.

He's only hypothetically worth that, not worth that in actual liquid value.

2. The theoritical problems

Let's assume the government decided to increase his tax burden, as we saw with California, he moved from California (A High Tax State) to Texas (A Low Tax State) increasing his taxes would result in a few different things.

1. He has to sell off company assets, like rockets, metal, robotics, etc. which would reduce the productive capacity of his business.

2. He would have to sell off his tesla shares which would devalue his company, and hurt investors eventually leading to less investment.

3. He would have to use the company profits which usually are reinvested into the company as R&D, employees wages, materials, etc. which would prevent the company from growing, and that's assuming the government was nice enough to let him use corporate profits to pay for his personal, and corporate taxes.

4. The Tax Burden would cause him to leave to a lower tax country like Switzerland, Ireland, etc., or to any country that gave him a favorable deal, in exchange for taxes.

Effectively taxes go from value producers to value parasites.

If you want the wealth of the economy to grow then reduction of taxes generally helps overall, as it allows individuals to do what they want with their own money.

great analysis

you wanted to sell high amounts?

beautiful ๐Ÿฅฒ

hope is what gets the people going ยฏโ \โ _โ (โ ใƒ„โ )โ _โ /โ ยฏ

But yea, it's true. Buying bitcoin never was about getting rich, it always was to have control. From that control comes its value. Not its price in dollars though.

I see it as a purge. The insects blinded by the short term yield and convinience of CBDCs/stablecoins, who never were in it for control, will leave bitcoin.

But we know. People on-chain know. Governments know.

Nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing.

Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray

elliptic curves are so cool