Where did I assert anything of the sort?

I pointed out that the “knowledge” they indoctrinate us with is nonsense once you start honestly examining it. It’s up to you to figure the truth, whatever that may be… but it’s obvious that they have been lying to us.

We all believed this indoctrination at one point in our lives. Most people still do, even if they haven’t even taken the time to understand why they believe it.

Ha, perfect. You have much to learn, if not in this life, then maybe he next.

Why is GDP so important?

The only reason we have "recessions" is because of negative GDP.

Are there better KPI's?

by the way, before the modern era which you seem to be entirely a product of, the Titans, whose ideas were perverted to satisfy and enslave you to your pride and lust, were pretty much unanimous in their acknowledgement of a Creator - a God...

see Isaac Newton if confused - unless you fancy you are more astute than he...

also, eat shit.

How do you believe the Earth and everything else in reality came into existence, Will? Surely everything can come from nothing

big bang is antichrist gayop... if I recall correctly, the product of a jesuit mind... make of that what you will.

anyway its a PROVEN impossibilty... see the work of Stephen Meyer if you want to step out of your 1970s consensus schlongsong.

amazing how many of these niggers are living in entirely obseleted frameworks.

#scientism

What's a conspiracy that you believe now that you didn't before March 2020?

What is the best cold wallet?

Helping to onboard a friend. He asked me: “Should I leave my #Bitcoin on Coinbase or withdraw to my Ledger?”

Honestly I don’t know which is worse?

I see this conversation a lot, and have increasingly been asked it ..this is the way I think about it:

Over the 15y price history of Bitcoin, 4 years after buying on *any day* has resulted in a *minimum* fiat price increase of 113%. Now, if that continued forward, the rough rule of thumb is that your *worst case* scenario is the fiat value of your bitcoin doubles every 4 years.

That's the framework I then use to start thinking about spending some bitcoin.

So for me, what it comes back to is not "how much of my stack" should I spend (or not), but what is *worth* spending some bitcoin on to make my life, or the lives of those close to me, better. A home for your family, long sought travel, comfort for aging parents .. to my mind those are some of the things worth spending bitcoin on.

Following that through, by patiently hodling, bitcoin will enable many to ditch current jobs and focus on helping Bitcoin flourish .. whether that's your local meetup, helping at conferences, learning new technical skills, contributing to bitcoin-aligned open source projects, or bringing new products or services to market that are currently missing.

It comes back to that simple question of: Well, I *could* do it now but if I wait another cycle it will be half the bitcoin or less to do that thing.. ..except for time. Time is the actual finite resource, so no-one can wait forever, and dying miserable and alone with a phat stack is not "winning".

Bitcoin offers options. <3

On a long enough timescale, all #Bitcoin critics either humbly admit they are wrong and start stacking sats (ie. Every current Bitcoiner), or they withdraw from public view out of shame (eg. Zeihan, Doomberg).

"That's what education should be ... the art of orientation. Educators should devise the simplest and most effective methods of turning minds around. It shouldn't be the art of implanting sight in the organ, but should proceed on the understanding that the organ already has the capacity, but is improperly aligned and isn't facing the right way."