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We spent 15 years convincing people that the hard number is 21 million bitcoins.

Now we have to go back to each person to tell them that it is now 2 quadrillion and 100 trillion bitcoins.

But somehow we didn't create any new coins in the process.

Bitcoin it at 21762 reachable nodes 💪

Roger Ver watching us all buy Steak 'n Shake burgers & beef tallow fries today with Bitcoin ⚡️

Roger Ver watching us all buy Steak 'n Shake burgers & beef tallow fries today with Bitcoin ⚡️

This is not the improvement you think it is.

Okay so is Ross out yet?

This will be a good predictor whether the new president will fulfill his promises

Does anyone else eat a tomato like an apple

Does anyone else eat a tomato like an apple

People said meat is not enough to live on. So I decided to add some fish. Enjoy your lunch! #foodstr #health #ketosis

I keep thinking about nostr:npub1jlrs53pkdfjnts29kveljul2sm0actt6n8dxrrzqcersttvcuv3qdjynqn's feed idea that displays the latest post by every person you follow instead of the latest posts absolutely -- or something like that, what was it?

I think something like that could be a drastic change for the better on everybody's lives.

On this Elon/Trump talk, Trump just said “we would have no inflation” if not for Biden. This is false.

I think it’s important to clarify that there *was* massive inflation during Trump’s administration.

From January 2017 to January 2021, the M2 money supply increased from ~$13.3 trillion to ~$19.4 trillion by January 2021.

That’s an INFLATION of ~$6.1 trillion, or ~45%.

There is a LAG between monetary inflation and general price increases throughout the economy, and price increases do not happen uniformly (look up the Cantillon Effect).

To clarify for the partisans out there: this is NOT an attempt to make excuses for Biden or to say that the monetary and fiscal policies under Biden are good; they are not good.

The point is that it is false to say “there was no inflation” under Trump.

Monetary inflation *is* inflation.

Go out of your way to give people positive feedback.

When someone makes you laugh or learn, tell them.

It's easy to assume they know, but they really might not.

One of my problems with my real-world friends and semi-online friends is that I'm viewed as cold and distant. Kind of on the spectrum, one might say.

I incorrectly assume that since I like their stuff, they must know I like their stuff, which isn't always the case. Instead they're more like, "wtf is Lyn thinking?" In other words, I'm semi-retarded at personal interactions. I'd like more people to know how much I like what they do.

Online or offline, whenever it's comfortable, tell people they're doing good work. Say hi. Tell them thanks. Give gratitude.

Nostr does this better than Twitter, from my experience. Keep it up, lads and lasses.