I want it to be perfectly clear that Between Two ASICs is not some scheme to make me an “influencooooor” or grift money by any means. In fact, I am virtually broke because of it.

The bear market made a lot of conversation turn into pure poison, everyone was so serious, and kinda still is. And media really kinda started sounding the same if we’re being honest. I simply had a dream to bring something I thought was missing into the space which is comedy.

Am I great at it? No. But find someone else who’s has a Bitcoin comedy show. I’m not wanting fame, I’m not wanting attention, I simply did this because I wanted to make other people smile when shit got bad.

I will never take sponsorships from things I do not believe in or do not use myself. I have declined sponsorships from Web3/NFT companies that probably could have gotten me out of the financial hole I’m operating in. I’m not wanting to make a quick buck. I want to make people laugh and cringe.

Love y’all. Thanks for the support. I’m not fucking stopping.

I am in: MIAMI

My rizz is: ON

I write the principles I want to live by on a regular basis. They’ve remained fairly consistent over the years.

1. Everything is connected.

Therefore, I want to be mindful that every action I take will eventually come back to me.

2. Everyone knows everything, eventually.

Therefore, I want to be sure I act with transparency with a desire to be fair.

3. I know nothing.

Therefore, I want to be curious and always seek to listen and learn.

I fail at some of these regularly. But it’s been important to come back to them and validate my actions and consider ways to improve.

Hi all, #newbie here. Just discovered nostr some days before and addicted. I‘m sure this is the foundation for interstellar communication in the future. #fediverse #interstellar

First time in Nostr!!

Never used Twitter in my life and never will

I Just want to get in touch with bitcoiners and continue learning about it!

Listening to a recent interview with Michael Diamant discussing architecture on The Bitcoin Standard Podcast and longing for the revival of this gold standard perspective in the emerging bitcoin standard:

"When we build, let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for present delight nor for present use alone. Let it be such work as our descendants will thank us for; and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come when those stones will be held sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say, as they look upon the labor and wrought substance of them, “See! This our fathers did for us.”

John Ruskin, The Seven Lamps of Architecture

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Three big global risks over the next decade, imo:

1. Insufficient energy security. Politicians pointing the direction for technology rather than technology itself leading the way.

2. Sovereign debt crisis combined with lack of establishment/institution credibility.

3. Widespread disregard for objectivity, combined with AI making it harder to verify what is true. Descent into tribalism.

In history, when existing institutions and power structures become antiquated/corrupted and are replaced, it's a highly vulnerable period for society. The shields are down.

What gets built in their place during that highly flexible period can be far better or worse. The tails of possible outcomes are fatter than usual.

The first two risks (severe energy and currency mismanagement) harm the remaining credibility of existing institutions and power structures and likely lead to their eventual demise.

The third risk affects the probabilities for what the new institutions and power structures will look like, in terms of being better or worse than what came before. It also affects the smoothness or severity of the transition from the current system/order towards the next system/order.

If you just joined #nostr thanks to the recent Forbes or Politico articles, welcome!

You might be wondering why you keep seeing purple ostriches everywhere…

Here’s the origin story of the #[1]​

#introductions

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Truly wealthy people generally have a relaxed demeanor and are surprisingly unpretentious. They tend to be in good shape, with nice teeth and a healthy glow about them. They're secure, with nothing to prove, and it shows.

The folks who go out of their way to flash jewelry, designer logos, cut you off in their expensive cars, and act all haughty and condescending are fake rich. They are drowning in debt.

They have to work very hard just to support their bullshit lifestyle so that they may look down upon others who don't do the same. They have this stressed, wired, over-functioning "grindset" energy about them, because they know their life is a house of cards and they're one catastrophe away from complete financial ruin.