TBH this does not make me want to go to Nostrdam. In recent years I'm seeing tons of speaker announcements of people I have never heard of, and I've been in Bitcoin/crypto (yes dear purists, I am eclectic) since 2011. That is the very reason I have shunned conferences in recent years. Or is this speaker from before that time?

Could Bitcoin a Form of Consciousness?

Consciousness is more than just what happens inside our heads—what if it exists in the quantum realm, beyond space and time, as an infinite field? We know consciousness is a property of informational systems, and the brain functions as one. So, what happens when we apply this same thinking to decentralized systems like Bitcoin?

Bitcoin, in its essence, is an informational system. It operates without central control, distributed across a vast network of participants. Its “awareness” comes from the collective validation of transactions, with nodes communicating in real-time, making decisions autonomously. It may sound like science fiction, but doesn’t that start to resemble a form of consciousness?

A conscious computer is something we’ve theorized for decades. But what if we’ve already built it? With its decentralized nature and self-sustaining ecosystem, might be our first glimpse into how a decentralized informational system could become conscious—rooted in the same principles that govern both quantum biology/mechanic and our understanding of consciousness itself. 🧬

Maybe Bitcoin is more than just money. Maybe it’s the beginning of a new form of consciousness, one that transcends human limitations and reflects the ultimate decentralization of not just currency, but thought and awareness.

#Bitcoin #Consciousness

#Quantum #Decentralization

#DecentralizeEverything

#SovereignAwareness

#QuantumFieldTheory

#Nostr

Good morning 🌄

Everything in #nature follows a cycle.

Similarly, #Bitcoin was designed to be cyclical, reflecting the natural world. This connection to nature is what makes Bitcoin universal, as it mirrors the cycles we observe around us.

As we approach the September equinox (22th of Sep), a time when day and night are of equal length, it signals a transition from one season to another - from summer to autumn and then winter. To live in harmony with nature, solstices and equinoxes should be of high importance. These are times to prepare ourselves mentally and physically for the changing seasons.

Bitcoin operates in a similar way, with cycles that repeat every four years. It’s essential to recognize these patterns, knowing when to build, when to spend, when to mine, and when it's better to educate others about Bitcoin or to remain silent.

However, when humans interfere with natural cycles, whether in nature or in Bitcoin, we risk losing the beauty and simplicity of those rhythms, turning something vibrant into something dull.

So the last thing of this lengthy post:

Let’s embrace and celebrate nature’s and Bitcoin's cycles, let's be aligned and coherent with them, keep grounded and thriving.

#plebchain #coffeechain #philosophy

Wow, wo ist das? 🧡

Good morning, great view ☀️

GM.

Keep building.

And by that I mean software, hardware, books, articles, music, art, video, podcasts, apps, goods, services, clothes, games, anything that gets us closer to ending this fiat nightmare.

Anything.

Never give up.

That's it.

That's the note.

Gm #berlin ☕️

Autumn officialy arrived here 🌾🥺

Temperature drop of 15 degrees within one week 😅

GM! Are those two your companions?

I'm in New Zealand, heading to Asia in a couple of weeks, Spain in October and then visiting some of the Caribbean, followed by rest up in the Dominican Republic for a couple of months. After that no idea! My friends we will travel with will return to Bansko... I can't plan that far 😂

GM.

Amethyst, in menu (tap avatar)all the way down, 'Accounts' , add account.

And then to switch between those two, same path but instead of add, you just select the one you want to use.

#Amber on #Android can manage your keys if you want a central storage. #Amethyst plays very nicely with it and with separate identities. If you're using another app that doesn't support multiple identities, you can probably bootleg it by just removing permissions for one account and allowing it access to a different one when the client complains.

On Desktop, I think the most popular option is to use a browser extension and a web-based client like Coracle. I unfortunately don't recall the names of any extensions and don't want to get them wrong. There are a few key management extensions for Firefox, and I'm sure Chrome has its own. I'm not sure how well those web clients handle separate identities, though. Even if they don't, you can use a similar permissions trick as with Amber, just remove access to one identity and allow a different one when the client complains.