Very true. Countries with small populations, have no sovereign currency, and use the dollar will be the first to adopt Bitcoin.

This is 100% true in my experience and also why I’m often a silly goose myself🪿helps weed out people who are overly concerned with prestige or status.

Between the gun and the child, always be on the child's side.

It doesn't matter whose child it is or who's holding the gun...

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👀. Even better. Thanks for the heads up.

I don't think they're all sitting their washing their hands with johnny walker, twirling their moustaches, I believe there are bad apples and there are those think they're doing the right thing in many cases, yet the end result for the citizen is the same.

I just think the incentive structure encourages debasement, at all cost. You can be commie, capitalist, or a monarch, if you debasing the currency its all the same for the citizen.

Yes. Ideas do not represent reality. They’re an activity pattern you engage in.

Problem is this “you” is an idea too. So is “activity pattern.”

Midwits meander from idea to idea never arriving because arriving would mean being who you are, freshly anew every moment.

So that’s exactly where the simpleton and the genius are for different reasons:

The genius made the journey and arrived home in reality. The simpleton never left.

It seems to me that a lot of people don't seem to understand the significance of Michael Saylor's statements re Bitcoin Core funding, so I've unpacked my Saylor folder tracking his ties to US intelligence and statements shedding light on what the 'Gigachad' appears to understand by protecting the network's stability:

„If Bitcoin diverted all of their energy to make itself private and became known as a network of complete and utter privacy, it probably is counter productive to its own interests, because you don't really want the United States government to say Bitcoin is completely private, because now it becomes the perfect tool for money laundering, now it becomes the enemy, now we're going to shut it down.“

(Signing out of here for today because the billionaire cope gives me some serious second hand embarrassment – if you have something to say, you can zap me.)

I’m going to touch grass this morning.

You probably should too.

the saddest part of all this is that anybody cares what saylor thinks in the first place 🤦‍♀️