#memes #meme
#memes #meme
And yet, since 2020 the world has been spinning faster?
https://www.timeanddate.com/news/astronomy/shortest-day-2022
To be fair, coffee antagonises the adrenal system and can produce anxiety; I've always thought it's weird how widely supported and encouraged it is. At the level of society, what is all that artificial anxiety doing? I say this as a regular black coffee maximalist.
Also forces you to use foreign labour for producing finished goods
#memes #meme
R350 a month for 20mil people is R230mil a day, or 169 Bitcoin. Every day.
Why doesn't government just use the monthly allocation to grants, and use it to buy #Bitcoin, and send people the Sats instead? Let people decide what to do with it, instead of giving it as cash. The impulse of that much money flowing in would keep bumping the price, making last month's grant worth more and more every time, yet still sending the same amount every month. Massive leverage, and would incentivise saving it and not using it straight away, eventually having enough to live off on price appreciation alone.
#SouthAfrica
#memes #meme #southafrica
Beluga whale plays fetch with a rugby ball
https://video.nostr.build/04051e9c78f19bb2ea1c00661f5e290d506bf1c4bbad425663eb5d21e73c3a1c.mp4
#memes #meme
It's kind of amazing that there isn't awareness of Sats, that you can buy fractions of it and that they still have the same upside over the long term. But they want it now!
"I don't have a million Rand lying around, so I bought something else. Have you heard of Ripple?"
It's like doing pushups. You train "to failure", and it doesn't matter if it's after half a pushup. Then tomorrow you can do a little more, a little better. Failure is necessary to improve, you won't avoid it, so accept it.