There are losers everywhere, to be sure. But don’t conflate people and their thoughts with things and how they actually works. Commies and losers have a well understood future, but this has no bearing on the future of Bitcoin. I’ve been around since July 2010 when you could get 10 bitcoin for a dollar.

I’ve spent years being flabbergasted at what bitcoin keeps doing…while if I were smart, I’d be a billionaire!

I wish I had a plot of tx fees in bitcoin over time. Fees were 0 per block for years. But I feel like fees have fallen in bitcoin terms as price has increased over the years.

What are the ops?

Saylor isn’t wrong, it’s a culture communication barrier. He doesn’t realize how what he is saying will be heard to the noble cryptoanarchists…

That said, it’s fortunate that criminals tend to be idiots…because that means eventually criminals will part with their bitcoin…the world would be awful if all the dumb evil people had all the money…oh, wait, that’s our current world.

The ripple owner gave away ripple on bitcointalk back in the day. I got something like 40,000 for nothing. Thankfully I traded it for 3 ish bitcoin back when it all had zero value.

😂

I suppose it’s not entirely clear whether that would be a hard fork or not. Bitcoin can be created indefinitely without violating the consensus rules or the 21 million cap in the pure mathematical sense.

But will 0.5 sats ever be a meaningful mining incentive? How about 0.00625 sats? I’m guessing no, but I’ve been surprised by bitcoin many times before and I’ve been wrong more often than right since 2010.

Saylor merely observed that most coins seized by governments were from non-regulated entities which he somewhat awkwardly and definitely incorrectly labeled cryptoanarchists.

Exactly.

Starting in 2048, the precision of 8 decimal places for #bitcoin will cause the sub-sat block reward component to be lost. I would support a hard fork to add more decimal places. Better start planning now! We can beat 2140 back as far as we’d like by adding decimal places.

Saylor is correct right now. Eventually Saif will be right. It’s a game of chicken: only a fool can’t make a fantastic yield with today’s very low bitcoin valuation, but at steady state valuation, it’s gonna implode.

Waves are like free energy just waiting to be harvested. And it only takes a lil practice and patience to start an enjoyable harvest!

Had some Vaseline lip balm. Seems to have done the trick. I appreciate your insight.

I have realized I enjoy being a man like 99.9% of the time. And like really dislike it 0.1% of the time. I’m sure dermatologists know all about this, but the internet doesn’t seem to…or web pages talk about it so obliquely or in such modest terms as to make the answer unsearchable.

Or you should fire your people

I touched ocean near San Diego yesterday. It was cold (64-69° per surf shop), but exertion to catch the waves was sufficient to become hot!

Might want to get some just in case it catches on.

Sent it to my wife as a birthday/Christmas gift idea. I’m hard to shop for as my interests are kinda narrow.

I’ll grab a pair before coming again next time. Thx!

I’ll have to try a barrier / lubricant. A large amount of skin must fit into a smaller volume at ocean temperatures, and I can see how that would effectively make a large area of skin to skin rubbing.

As a physician, I’m a little stumped. Some sort of chaffing associated with surfing and only affects men. Why?

Is it the sand? The cold? It is not the wetsuit in and of itself…Dr. Google is not really helpful.

I have copy #69 of Genesis by Petek: https://www.petek.co.uk/bitcoinartgenesis