Simplicity is the key to clarity.
Gen Xer.
Matrix, V for vendetta, 1984, gulag archipelago.
It's for easter.
Hodlers doing their thing.
Yet enough is leftover for anyone to get some newly supplied coins for decades after the genesis block.
Also made it more likely for the coins to end up in the hands of those with the cypherpunk ethos rather than the suits who inevitably will want to take it over.
Satoshi is a genius. Bitcoin's issuance schedule greatly rewarded the early adopters, which made it much more likely to bootstrap.
Mike Tyson has the best hands ever. His technique is just perfection.
He puts all his momentum and torque into each punch. His combinations are just so natural, like a well-oiled machine.
And he still has his legs, even at 57. He's like a hydraulic system, the way his entire body springs into each punch.
https://video.nostr.build/de52cf00ad3100d310455d1438925a671f1c18280691b9099c0f110cb481c836.mp4
Yikes. He's a lethal machine.
Welcome to the island of misfit toys. It's a nice place because there is little to no pretense.
I'm amazed at how many things people believe are true that aren't. Yet it makes sense because we're hard wired to be hive minded so if others in our tribe believe, we likely will too.
The matrix was a documentary.
Vacation is over, back to the fiat mines and regular routine.
Money is one of the foundational technologies that allows human civilization to scale. Most people know fuckall about it, and I think that's intentional.
I imagine that Bitcoiners will be scapegoats of the failing regime as their failures come to full fruition.
And it doesn't taste as good.
My primary concern for Bitcoin is that most people have and will use it in a permissioned/custodial manner.