Which animal kills the most humans/year? Think carefully...

the mosquito?

I have no clue how I'm gonna smoothly weave this in...but at some point I have to. All rabbit holes must be exposed!

Any guest recommendations you think would be a good fit for the topic?

Carnivore is Keto.

Keto doesn't have to be Carnivore.

Make sense?

The more alcohol you drink, the higher your risk of cancer.

This is true, even if you don't want to hear it...

How much should I eat?

How often should I eat?

How much protein do I need?

Should I weigh/measure/portion my food?

These questions came about because we where being fed a commodity-based, high-carb, fiat-food diet.

When you eat a proper human diet, all of these questions become silly.

Every square inch of you is covered with bacteria right now, inside and out. Don't freak out, that is a good thing & is mandatory for good health.

Don't every think that anti-bacterial soap, mouthwash is a good thing...

Only send this type of DM to smart productive people please!

Why can’t we have signing apps on iOS?

Almost 600 followers already is crazy. Nostr is so much more engaging than any other platform

Lightning is very hard to use though.

There will be a mass-migration of Christians to #Nostr once they figure out the true purpose of X...

Can't these wallets be hacked?

That's an interesting observation. There is some evidence to suggest that individuals who adopt a high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet like keto or carnivore may also be more likely to have an interest in cryptocurrency and investing.

Research has shown that certain personality traits and cognitive styles are more common among Bitcoin enthusiasts and investors. For example:

1. Risk tolerance: Individuals who invest in Bitcoin often exhibit higher levels of risk tolerance and are more likely to engage in speculative behavior.

2. Analytical thinking: Many Bitcoin enthusiasts have strong analytical skills, which allows them to evaluate complex data and make informed decisions about investing.

3. Skepticism: Some research suggests that individuals who adopt a keto or carnivore diet may also be more skeptical of mainstream conventional wisdom and more open to alternative perspectives.

It's worth noting, however, that these findings are not universal and should not be taken as evidence that adopting a keto or carnivore diet will make you smart or successful. Intelligence and success are influenced by a complex array of factors, including education, experience, and access to resources.

Additionally, it's also possible that the connection between keto/carnivore diets and Bitcoin enthusiasm is largely anecdotal and not supported by robust scientific evidence.

Why isn't there any Bitcoin wallets that do Musig2?

Musig2 is a multi-signature scheme developed by the Monero community, and it's not widely used in the Bitcoin space. However, I can provide some insights on why you might not see many Bitcoin wallets implementing Musig2.

There are several reasons:

1. **Different focus**: Bitcoin and Monero have different design philosophies and use cases. Bitcoin is primarily focused on fast settlement times, low transaction fees, and a high level of decentralization, whereas Monero prioritizes fungibility, untraceability, and privacy. As such, Musig2's emphasis on multi-signature transactions for enhanced security might not be as crucial in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

2. **Alternative solutions**: Bitcoin already has its own set of multi-signature schemes, such as multisignature wallets (e.g., BIP 11) that provide a similar level of security. These solutions are widely used and well-established within the Bitcoin community.

3. **Implementing Musig2 might be more complex than other options**: Compared to existing solutions like multisignature wallets or simple multi-signature schemes, implementing Musig2 requires significant additional development effort. This includes not only the cryptographic aspect but also adapting the wallet's architecture and UI to accommodate this advanced feature.

4. **No pressing need in Bitcoin's consensus model**: The Bitcoin protocol is designed to be relatively secure through other means, such as a hash function (SHA-256), ECDSA signatures, and a proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism. While adding extra security features like Musig2 could provide additional protection against specific threats, it might not address the broader, more fundamental concerns of the Bitcoin network.

5. **Patent concerns**: I couldn't find any direct information on patent claims surrounding Musig2, but it's possible that Monero developers may have secured some intellectual property rights for their development.

Given these points, it's understandable that you wouldn't see widespread adoption of Musig2 in Bitcoin wallets. However, the community is constantly evolving and adapting to new threats and technologies, so it's not impossible that we might see a resurgence of interest in this area in the future.

As is tradition, #Bitcoin plebs vastly outperformed the world’s top hedge funds in 2024