Asset price inflation from BS currency vs sticky wages via anchoring bias. Fun times
I’d rather have actual laser eyes, but BTC is a close 2nd.
Definitely don’t let her watch reloaded then
We had difficulty fielding an Army during WW2 due to an underweight population. Incentives were aligned to production techniques that could achieve economies of scale, leading to commercialized farming, shelf stable products, etc. In that environment, it made sense. Bad food was better than a starving population. Caloric deficits are a far more common problem throughout history than surpluses. Most people alive today have never seen or experienced that, so it’s easy to look past. Now, food quality poses a higher risk than caloric deficit, so it makes sense to rethink those practices. This time, I think it is more a case that the environment has completely changed rather than an evil plan. And never forget, in a zombie apocalypse, the country with the most Twinkie’s wins.
Who owns the lightning node for our sats on primal?
I always wondered what % return would make me say “DAMN!” Now I know.
Only this time they can’t shut down bitcoin trading!
When you build centralized power structures, eventually the other side wins the election.
Alright Peter Schiff, you win this round
My ecash game is lacking. What’s a good resource to get up to speed on this? I need another layer to my tin hat.
On a long enough timeline, the probability approaches 1.
Yes!!! I don’t need a bunch of extraneous features. It just needs to be simple, indestructible, and reliable. They should listen to Michael Saylor and his interviews on the What is Money show. He talks about it there. But, they would need to give it more than 3 minutes.
On your podcast with Nik Bhatia, you mentioned you had 7 books that were your foundation for understanding bitcoin. Would you be willing to share?
Loved the show. That part on the 7% a year monetary growth was shocking. Also liked the Sharpe ratio discussion. I’d never heard BTC analyzed in that way