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Münzweg #192 Wir sind im Krieg!

Langsam wird es brenzlig, an (fast) allen Fronten wird scharf geschossen. Befinden wir uns schon mitten im (Informations)Krieg? Manu hat eine klare Meinung dazu, Marcus ist skeptisch. Was meint Ihr? Außerdem in dieser Folge: ein Rückblick auf den Münzweg 192, der Marcus im Nachhinein schlaflose Nächte gekostet hatte.

Viel Spaß beim Hören

https://fountain.fm/episode/DCwhdrprkzfoYevPlDru

poier 4mo ago

Hey, super Folge. Bin Team Manu, aber verstehe beide Sichten. Oft denk ich mir auch, vielleicht seh ich das alles zu negativ, aber die Tendenz geht auf jeden Fall in die Richtung.

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Gardening for the Apocalypse

Like Solomon said. With great knowledge comes great sorrow.

Part of me gets Cypher and wishes I could go back.

I'm taking a different path than you. Getting rich was something I worked hard at removing from my matrix. At least in terms of money. Not minimizing your efforts or priorities at all. We just have different paths.

The journey you ask about brought me to the conclusion that humanity is deeply and wantonly corrupt. It is for good reason that so many highly sentient beings which inhabit our world want nothing at all to do with mankind.

Sounds kind of dumb I know, but my focus has shifted away from this artificial human construct we may call the modern system and working within it because a deeper matrix which manifests as our very reality is not as solid as one might think.

poier 7mo ago

I don’t get… shifted to what?

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Yaël

"Liquid Death" jetzt auf lager in Österreich

poier 1y ago

2eur für soda in der Dose

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Gigi

beyond ridiculous 😂

poier 1y ago

Not US citizen but couldn’t vote for that guy no matter how much it pumps prize.

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Gigi

ANY MINUTE NOW

poier 1y ago 💬 1

Like waiting for next block when you need the confirmation

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Lyn Alden

Many bitcoiners think establishment powers are now in the "and then they join you" phase of the struggle.

I don't. I think they're more entering the earlier "and then they fight you" phase.

Or more specifically, they are happy to join in on the price exposure side (i.e. ETFs), but they are fighting against privacy (especially) and self-custody (to some extent). The struggle for financial privacy, custody, and overall self-autonomy is just heating up.

The gradual shift of critics from "bitcoin is a useless speculative asset with no intrinsic value" to "bitcoin is so powerful that direct usage of it must be curtailed" can be dangerous.

poier 1y ago

Fun thing is, everything the critics say „just speculation, no intrinsic value, gambling, energy wasting“ is exactly what tradfi wants bitcoin to be. Without self custody, without being money, without PoW bitcoin really has no „intrinsic value“, because being fuckyou-money IS the value proposition.

poier 1y ago

Orange pilled my therapist today. Told me he never saw me that enthusiastic before. Good session.

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DcntralizedMind

I’ve always been the same way. Planning makes me anxious to be honest. I’ll definitely set time aside for the things my kids, family or friends want to do together, but I operate optimally on the fly. I feel like it leaves room for randomness and spontaneity which at this point my kids have realized can lead to fun adventures. It’s adults that have a hard time with my style

poier 1y ago 💬 1

I can relate to anxiousness when planning… maybe that’s something to work on?

poier 1y ago 💬 2

I feel like the only person who doesn’t have „plans“.

People asking me what are my plans next week, next month, next summer.

Man, I don’t even have a plan for tomorrow.

People telling me their month is planned out like they’re doing an Antarctica expedition.

I have kids, a job, I go to the gym several days a week but you wanna meet the day after tomorrow? Sure we’ll make it happen. It seems like failing not having a tight schedule?

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