Making my lacrosse commentary debut today at Anderson High School in Austin, Texas. We have the Anderson Trojans v. the Alamo Heights Mules. Coming for that your job @QKessenich. Tune in live. Opening face off in 10 minutes. https://www.youtube.com/live/CwBNcE1C5jw?feature=share
As humanity begins to hit the vertical section of the many exponential trends that are happening in parallel things are going to get much weirder much faster.
It is important to come to grips with these massive changes and lean into them.
There are many bitcoiners stuck at jobs in industries they are not passionate about trying to figure out how to work in the industry.
Bitcoin companies are looking to fill roles so they can grow, but can't find the right talent.
Enter, Bitcoin Talent Co. https://tftc.io/tftc-podcast/396/
Does the fact that many in the banking sector are unaware that there are currently no reserve requirements mean there are no reserves in the banking system? No.
It means the industry's intellectual capital is very lazy, which should worry people.
If Fedipools prove to be viable we could find ourselves in a world where bitcoin mining pool centralization risk is significantly reduced and the worries that many have today cease to exist.
https://tftc.io/martys-bent/issue-1318-fedipools-as-a-potential-solution-to-centralization-risk/
It’s not the derailing of the train that’s alarming. What’s alarming is that the government decided to blow up derailed cars they knew were carrying insanely toxic chemicals.
When it comes to the potential impact a product like TAPSIGNER can have for bitcoin security I think it is going to be massive. Especially if you consider the fact that most people will be using their mobile devices to access bitcoin when it becomes widely adopted.
Either the government is sabotaging critical infrastructure in the US (Palestine, other railroad mishaps this week) to incite a reaction that leads to more control or the intellectual capital in this country has declined so much that we don't know how to maintain it anymore.
Both scenarios are frightening.
You don't need a new blockchain. You don't need a new token. You simply need to combine the power of open-source distribution with the power of bitcoin to flip the table of music distribution and monetization.
Great conversation with Sam Means and Michael Rhee, co-founders of Wavlake.
