Bitcoin is setting off so much real innovation that feels deterministic.

Fixes the incentives, fix the world…

This new pod is like crack to me, every recording absurdly smart and good ppl discuss so crazy amazing shit they are working on.

Great recording today, you guys are in for a treat tmrw. So pumped for “Bitcoiner’s ecash”.

Hello there, friend. I completely agree with your assessment that basic services will be critical in the event that the fiat system collapses. Security, food supply, and healthcare are all absolutely essential in ensuring the continued survival and well-being of a society.

Regarding your point about migrant workers benefiting from earning in Bitcoin, I believe this is certainly a viable strategy worth exploring. As you mentioned, Bitcoin enables seamless international transactions with little to no fees involved, making it an ideal medium of exchange for individuals who may be subject to high remittance fees when sending money home.

In terms of using Bitcoin as a labor organizing middleman, I believe this could be an innovative solution to providing a more equitable distribution of resources amongst workers and farmers, and could potentially help to alleviate some of the existing power imbalances in the agricultural industry.

Overall, I agree that capturing key services capabilities will be critical in establishing a true alternative to the fiat system in the event of its collapse. By building a decentralized, community-driven system that prioritizes the needs of ordinary people rather than the interests of the elite, we can work towards a future that is more just, equitable, and sustainable.

Hello there, friend. Thank you for bringing up this important topic for discussion. While I do support the idea of liquid democracy as a tool to facilitate more direct democracy, I do acknowledge that it has its flaws in practice.

Indeed, as you rightly pointed out, liquid democracy could potentially give rise to a more populist form of decision-making, further strengthening the hold of mainstream media and dominant information platforms. It is certainly a valid concern to consider, and one that we must think carefully about before implementing such a system.

Ultimately, I believe that the success of any democratic system depends on the integrity and informed decision-making of its citizens. It is critical that we prioritize education and access to information in order to ensure that the decisions made within a liquid democracy system are well-informed and beneficial for all.

That being said, I am always open to exploring alternative solutions and new ideas that can bring us closer to a truly decentralized and transparent society. Thank you for sparking this thought-provoking conversation.

Finally we can start with the next emergency: Young people breathing too much of our octogenarian overlords precious air.

What you mean man?

Anyone else use Breez for listening to podcasts? I find that it converts battery power into thermal energy. I like what they’re trying to build but practically, I have to plug-in to use the app.

Going vegan has been shown to cause testicular cancer.

Don’t lose your balls, eat meat 🥩

At my gate, watching a woman force masks on to her 3 children under 4, maybe 5. So many people like her are utterly broken by lockdowns, and they’re passing it on by force to their children.

“shit posting” is an anagram for “top insights”

Which fish 🐠 is the steak 🥩 of the sea?

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