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David Caseria
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Who should control the money?

The liberal state gives us a false dichotomy to organize society: something is either a sacred right of the individual or entirely controlled by the state. But the Church, in her wisdom, sketches out an alternative way to handle our affairs: subsidiarity. Broadly, subsidiarity breaks down rights and duties into the following categories:

- Individual

- Family

- Community

- State

In this context, it becomes evident that Bitcoin opposes state money management yet cannot scale to individuals either. It will be a tool to help us reorganize our society away from the poles of the spectrum towards the center of families and communities, which will be healthy for our political order overall.

Domini Nostri Iesu Christi universorum Regis

DM me, and I'll help you out. I have a release soon that will make it even easier, which will probably solve any problems you may have encountered.

I wish this weren't true, but X is still where all the interesting Bitcoin discussions happen.

It seems like on-chain transactions are still needed for payouts, which will become a scalability blocker even though they have a novel solution to limit the number of payouts.

Parenting is the greatest theology lesson.

If your Bitcoin price target isn't $♾️, you don't understand Bitcoin.

Everyone feels like they don't have enough Bitcoin

Some people don’t know how to win.

There is much consternation about the US government adopting Bitcoin, but it’s misguided.

We *have* separated money and state and restored the natural order. The state is adopting Bitcoin because it has no other choice.