Imagine thinking that the goal of people of their own free will when they work and trade in the market is to screw everyone over and cheat…

but that the people who want to live a life paid for on the backs of tax slaves and dominate, surveil, and control what everyone else can do, say, and how they must go about things are only driven by the selfless desire to improve others’ lives.

The free market is people choosing to make things better, government is literally its antithesis, the desire to destroy and dominate.

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Primal's built in wallet is pretty front and center in their mobile apps. When you open the app, it is the center tab, a bit larger than all the others, and has a lightning bolt on it.

I spend a lot of time in the asknostr hashtag helping folks out. Absolutely one of the most common pain points is figuring out how to both send and receive zaps. Usually, they will have their lightning address in their profile so they can receive, but they haven't yet connected their wallet to be able to send.

Or else they are Primal users who set up the integrated wallet on mobile and are wondering where it is on the web, or why they can't use the same balance on another Nostr client, or they forgot to add the lightning address to their profile...

The friction of getting set up for both receiving AND sending zaps from the same wallet can be exceptionally frustrating for folks.

Meanwhile, NIP-60 eCash wallets can completely alleviate this. Log into a new client? Don't have to set anything up. Your eCash is already loaded and ready for zapping, locked to your npub so it can travel with you from client to client. And even easier for brand new users. The client can add a lightning address for a default mint to their kind 0 profile at the time they onboard and they can immediately send and receive zaps.

Seriously low on dopamine today.

Send help in the form of Bitcoin pumps and or drugs and alcohol.

Thank you.

GM

Garlinghouse is a GENIUS at being a weasel.

That means that he’s going to be good at finding the most effective marketing campaign that a weasel could find.

Going after Maximalism is going to be effective. Not accurate or grounded in values of course just effective.

Everyone outside of Bitcoin does in fact hate the “maxis”. An effective campaign here against maxis is one where:

1. Everyone is brainwashed into believing that Bitcoin is not the discovery or invention that it is.

2. It’s ridiculous to believe only 1 of 20M cryptos is the only one that matters.

3. Banks need technologies more effective than Bitcoin.

4. Maxis are mean, evil, and they will control all of our money if we don’t get other cryptos adopted.

From my experience in trying to orange pill people in power at the top of the fiat game, those smug buttplugs are now looking for a way not to look stupid on missing Bitcoin and this is their chance. They get to find some way to blame it on maxis being having the concentration of capital.

Stay frosty, friends.

PS. I don’t ascribe to being a “maxi”. This was very fun to call myself this in response to Vitalik’s epithet in a self deprecating way. But groups of people that adopt a set of definitions and labels have suboptimal outcomes throughout history. The group members have to adopt the new rules and definitions as they go or a member is ostracized and the reward for honoring each new definition is groupthink.

No thank you.

Groupthink flies in the face of individuality. Individuality is upstream of creativity.

Promoting individuality is my shit. Everyone is so beautifully weird and interesting when they get out of shackles, labels or expectations.

So be creative with how to be on the offensive with Garlinghouse and the lot if you are sharpening your sword right now. Don’t be surprised if blindly adopting the maxi shared voice of attacking is counterproductive.

Be you. Get creative. Let the individuality come through that will break this weasel’s campaign at its core. The genius of this campaign is calling out the negative traits of groupthink.

Got it... TY