Now that’s a bit awkward if your AI is the only one not advancing on an S-Curve.

The day somebody zaps me some shitcoin will unfortunately come too soon.

An open protocol has downsides.

For me it’s working… oh wait, this is Nostr.

Please don’t onboard the .ETH types quite, yet. I’m enjoying the piece of Nostr.

Your watch is defective. That is not the current Moscow time.

Where have you been for the last decade?

I don’t think lions are particularly good at fiat fighting

#[2]​ no making babies with the fur less, ser, please.

Last Hell-Thread, I zapped you my stack, but on the very next note, you zapped it away.

This badge, to save me from tears, I’ll zap it to someone special.

I use Bitcoin, because it’s the most accurate money ever invented.

If one of the most trusted mints in the world expects the Chinese gov. to not realize Gold is diluted, how good do you as a standard pleb think are your chances of being ripped of?

That’s why we Bitcoin.

What’s Twitter?

It will be much more than a chapter. But beware, I have quite some beef with Rothbard‘s and others formulations of it.

#[1]​ #[2]​ would?

A little spoiler on my upcoming book. Would or would not read?

No matter what the problem in our society, Bitcoin maximalists respond, “Bitcoin fixes this.”

Pre-Coiners (people who are not yet convinced of Bitcoin) like to laugh at this statement, or they put Bitcoiners in the weirdo corner or even consider Bitcoin to be a “religion”.

Now for a few years, I have been thinking of myself as part of the circle of Bitcoin maximalists, which is why I would like to defend the thesis “Bitcoin fixes this.” argumentatively in this book.

More precisely, I will try to show that there are only two categories for the pressing problems of our time:

1. Bitcoin fixes this.

2. Bitcoin is the only way to begin to fix it.

In doing so, this book is aimed at people with little to no prior knowledge of economics, and the first part is more didactic than scientific in nature.

By the second part, I hope to have laid enough of a foundation to provide some more food for thought for other Bitcoin Maxis.

Without wanting to anticipate too much, in the back half of this work we will discuss what a state built on Bitcoin could look like and whether such a “state” really still deserves this term.

Well, given that AI advances exponentially and this thing wasn’t even specifically trained for coding, I guess all you need will in about 12-24 months be product definers and software architects.

Hmm… how do I ensure I get the one with hot sauce?

#[0]​ are there any plans on replicating Twitters Home Feed, but where I can myself choose which of the accounts I have following have priority?

A cool way to do this was by giving me the option to zap the profile and prioritize accounts I have zapped the most Sats.

That says more about the quality of accounts you follow than the usefulness of the zap button.

#[4]​ for example puts a lot of work into providing valuable analyses that I happily Zap.

Same goes for #[5]​ who provides valuable memes.

Thanks #[1]​ for reminding me that Bitcoin‘s Fiat exchange rate is a joke.