Same here and I found Bitcoin fascinating for many wrong reasons at first.

If he follows sovereign debt he must also follow central banks and foreign exchanges.

He should know they are all melting ice cubes and that there are higher credit default swap insurance costs and that if he’s long those bonds there’s a risk of default.

Greg Foss has some work on that topic, I believe.

People like that eventually will point their quest for truth •cough• greed •cough• at bitcoin and find the aligned incentives a welcome change.

Does he intend to keep spending an hour each week on each position, and how does he keep his job and balance personal life like that? The average person can’t keep up with that, nor would they want to.

My ex-wife is tarded.

She’s a pilot now.

Awesome choice! I decided to go back and re-read that one again after your post as well. It doesn’t disappoint.

Here’s what it looks like in audible.

Intuitively I believe you are right.

People have been using land as a monetary good since agriculture became a thing and violence became profitable.

Bitcoin significantly reduces the profitability of violence. Gold failed in that regard as it was systematically taken out of peoples hands and reduced from being redeemable for paper.

You could look at a fiat not backed by anything, as creating a void, a confusion, of what money is. So people put a money premium on things that were never meant to be money. Bitcoin fixes this.

My favorite part this time is where all the people showed up and walked right past all the military with their masks on.

Beautiful.

Quiet warrior doesn’t wake up wife, sneaks into shops. Checks out.

Ever use sini gang - (tamarind) as a rub?

Also charcoal grilled peaches with balsamic vinegar.

I never heard of a widespread ach outage due to Federal Reserve processing software bug

BEFORE THEY ARE TRYING TO FORCE FEDNOW ON EVERYONE.

Haha, yeah. Fr Fr.

My wife: Are you gonna watch that movie again?

Me: Yup.

For the 2nd time. It’s so good!

Are we going to see the decline of large inefficient governments?

Will they go the way of the orthodox church after the invention of the printing press?

Are we now the heretics pointing out the problems of the obsolete rules, throwing out the algo?

Gor beginners,

The aBitcoin Standard by Saifedean

The Price of Tomorrow by Jeff Booth

There’s others I’d recomment on “why bitcoin?” That aren’t specifically about Bitcoin.

The Sovereign Individual

The Creature from Jekyll Island

End the Fed by Ron Paul

These are all on audible.

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I’m a huge fan of your pod and the books you read for audible. Thank you so much! 🧠🎯🎯🎯👍💜

I agree, I live on pods and audiobooks.

Guy Swann needs to hurry up reading broken money.

But in all seriousness, we need a wallet that will read the invoiced amount out loud.

People carry dumb scanners with them to read the amounts on the cash they try to pay so people don’t take advantage of them. It’s embarrassing what people try to do to blind folks.

My best, shortest answer is that wallets should be compatible with talkback.

If they can scan a qr code a clerk guides them to, there should be a way for talkback to read the amount of the request. Perhaps there could be a place for braille next to permanent qr codes that shows for bitcoin lightning invoice, but most pos are digital and wouldn’t support that.

PS I am not completely blind, I have low vision and trusting a peer or counterparty isn’t something a person with vision problems wants to do.