Soldiers going to war now called "sucide terrorists".

Bitcoin is an excellent lesson in #stoicism:

You cannot change it. You can only accept it as it is.

And if you do so, you will be handsomely rewarded both in measures of personal peace and material wealth.

Buying bitcoin gear with bitcoin is so satisfying

to my original point, MOST people do not have $1,000 to invest in anything. We live in a bubble. Most people do not have 401k or "own" a home with a mortgage.

I don't see how that gets any of them closer to 0.1 bitcoin.

They'll have $1M in their 401k in 30 years and they'll struggle to buy groceries.

No NPC is going to go from no-coiner to whole-coiner at this point.

It's over.

They will never have more than 0.1 BTC and most will have much much less.

The price puts it out of reach.

Even if you woke up today and suddenly realized that bitcoin was the correct choice, you'd have to bone-up more than $100,000 to get to 1.0

Most NPCs can't imagine investing $1,000 (let alone $10,000) in an investment and just letting it ride for 4 years, 8 years, or forever - and there are many mental hurdles that NPCs still need to get over first.

Wasn't meant to be.

Have you ever seen Microsoft? Are they not massive dorks?

Dorks

> I don't really believe in his death, although traditionally, people like him are usually eliminated quickly to prevent them from saying too much.

> He looks quite Western, just old-school. He didn't adapt, and by the time they started to get rid of him, there was no point anymore.

Да я не очень верю в его смерть, хотя традиционно таких людей стараются побыстрей устранить чтоб лишнего не ля-ля.

Выглядят он вполне по-западному, просто старой школы. Не перестроился, да уже и смысла не было когда его сливать стали.

Syrian forces are abandoning their positions against some militants, seemingly supported by Turkey. The Assad family has fled to Russia, and all diplomats are leaving. Assad himself is reportedly still in Syria, but it's likely that he is also packing his bags.

The situation in Syria was predictable. The Syrian army doesn’t want to fight, and Assad’s government is waiting for others to do the job for them. Neither Russia nor Iran seems genuinely interested in seriously investing in this game. American military forces are also just stealing Syrian oil and have no desire to get involved.

It seems that Syria is finally coming to an end. It’s a pity, of course — it was a good country. Once, they made good soap.

To answer your question, yes, 1M sats a day definitely covers my daily expenses.

And I would expect my rate to change as conditions change.

I'm sorry, I'm not here to fully educate you on the economics of deflation. We've talked a bunch and I've pointed to various paths. It's okay if you're not interested or disagree, but thus far your (Socratic?) questions haven't moved me.

No hard feelings 🤝

I'm salaried now and not sharing that with you.

But when I did freelance work I'd estimate projects after taking time to understand them and don't have a price list - I have conversations with clients and we agree on flat price.

That said, since I know you're more or less giving me a hard time, here's an actual answer: about a million sats a day on average.