It's actually a clock ser 🤙

worth noting: #bitcoin timechain doesn't have this problem 😏

I used to think like that! Then I saw something that showed the median wage being outpaced by productivity, wondered WTF?? Then I started to learn more about fiat and had the pain point realizing that all of my raises just kept me in the same buying power as nearly 8 years prior.

A truth I was surprised to discover:

Most people want slavery. They just want to be comfortable. And the moment a little bit of freedom causes discomfort, they rush back to their cage.

Then to delude themselves because they can’t accept that reality, they label all things uncomfortable as “slavery” and all things comfortable as “freedom.” Convincing themselves that because their cage is “nice and safe,” this means they are actually free.

Blackrock told their investors they should be allocated 80+% into bitcoin, and orange pillers be like, they are buying paper bitcoin

Heaven is closer to the Dao. Beyond that, its debatable. I would say its pretty similar to the platonic forms, but mixed with something like "correct action" - but that's just me, and I'm coming at it from a western point of view. I see it as being all around us, not some separate place that we might go to after death.

Dao de Jing / Tao te Ching

77/81

#Philosophy #daoism #taoism

Mine is even better!

Whatever makes you happy. Christ, Mohammed, Greek gods, Hindu gods, Scientology beliefs...... Some people need religion, that's fine.

He was asking about Christianity a few months ago on here (maybe 6 months ago). He wasn't a believer but was curious about people's belief in the bible. I've seen other bitcoiners become religious in the past couple of years. They are all anti-seed oil, canivore diet advocates too. Some people just follow others.

The closest person to Martin Luther in bitcoin is Roger Ver.

The same people who want this are also super concerned about "microaggressions". I'd like to hear them explain how this is not a microaggression against women who went through pregnancy. The whole trans thing is so blatantly anti-woman and yet there's zero pushback from leftists.

The same people who want this are also super concerned about "microaggressions". I'd like to hear them explain how this is not a microaggression against women who went through pregnancy. The whole trans thing is so blatantly anti-woman and yet there's zero pushback from leftists.

There has never been a perfect man.

I think the big thing that soured me on Christianity early in life was the boomers and their worldview.

The boomers made everything about judgement and appearances.

Church wasn’t about the teachings of Christ, it was about being seen at church.

Being seen to be a “good christian”.

Meanwhile, constant gossiping about other families in the community. Adultery, divorce were common place.

The whole thing reeked of hypocrisy.

As I’ve gotten older I realize a lot of that shit was specific to the boomer generation and not younger Christians.

If you walk the Bitcoin path long enough, it will lead you to Jesus. This was my path.