At a hotel breakfast buffet with cappuccino machines, but the only milk option is skim. So the cappuccinos are shit.

Starting my day off with some first world problems.

i will never own a whole coin nostr:note1lz4vuqcy5l53rekd4d9t7930hrkv9ytzwr9fxnq4qvgck4mvtvms5t8gjz

I am open to recommendations on a platform to make Broken Money easily buyable with sats, either print+ebook or just ebook (since I won’t be handling physical shipping).

Let me know some of the best ways to proceed and I’ll look into them.

This first round is print books on Amazon, which is done. Next in the queue is the kindle version which should be available within a week or so.

And then the audiobook will come out. It’s in development but it takes time.

In parallel with the audiobook, I will be working to have it available in print in Barnes and Noble and other bookstores.

And I will figure out a way to make it buyable in sats. As I said, I am open to suggestions on the best way to do that. Any books I happen to sell in person will of course be buyable with cash or sats.

And then depending on sales figures, I will be looking into translation options.

All of the profits from the first thousand copies sold (about $5 per book) will go to the Human Rights Foundation Bitcoin Development Fund.

And for those for whom the book price is a burden or distribution is an issue, perhaps because they live in countries where the money is most broken, I invite them to pirate it.

actually that has been proven to be false, i would imagine it's the opposite, i mean the alcohol part

it’s very difficult to acknowledge alcohol, caffeine, and nicotine as poisons

Bitcoiner’s know when to jump ship on a terrible social media network.

We abandoned Reddit when the results of the 2016 election caused a site wide crackdown.

And now on the eve of America’s WeChat moment, it’s time to abandon Twitter/X.

The media calling Oliver Anthony’s song a right wing anthem when 1) it doesn’t mention political parties or specific politicians and 2) has rather broad appeal across anti-establishment types in general is inaccurate but predictable imo.

Now, I think one valid criticism is that if someone were to write a song called “Rich Men North of Richmond”, and it only criticizes one fiscal policy in the song, then food stamps (assistance aimed at the poor) probably isn’t the best one to pick. There is no shortage of fiscal programs that siphon money towards corrupt rich people (eg defense contractor graft), which would be more on-theme to pick.

But imo that doesn’t detract from the song much. And this unfortunately happens a lot. Usually the fiscal programs that benefit the rich tend to be harder to explain and more obfuscated than ones aimed at the poor (eg food stamps buying unhealthy things vs massive Pentagon or Medicare corruption). By design.

Knowing that you all have bigger accounts on other socials, and yet still broadcast notes using the nostr protocol, that shit means a lot.

No, but seriously, why are you here?

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