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Night 2. Lfg.

I only like going to Wrigley one weekend per summer. Check your pulse with the best song from last year. Going to be a great weekend.

https://youtu.be/jwoagLEH5zE

Depends when you think you’ll need to spend utxo’s, what you think bitcoin will be able to buy when you do need to spend those utxo’s, and what information you’re comfortable giving your counterparty.

Meant to follow this up and suggest checking out the band Houndmouth if you’re unfamiliar. Their early stuff has a similar vibe.

Tough to put a number on since it probably depends on your definition of who qualifies as a bitcoiner. Including all people who “invest” in Bitcoin, it’s probably pretty small percentage. Specifically people who run nodes and self custody funds, it’s probably a much higher percentage who at least have a idea of the basic principles.

Sounds like quite the opportunity to turn down.

Bet with #[0] JP Morgan , Citi, or 5/3 bank offer collaborative multisig by 4/28/28. What side do you have?

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I have had some fun fantasy novel talks with bitcoiners recently.

I figured I would jot down some thoughts from my limited readings...

First series that got me into Fantasy:

The Riftwar Saga by Raymond E. Feist. Magician Apprentice/Master was assigned to me as a high schooler. This story of unassuming Pug and his friend Tomas hit me right at the perfect time. Their adventures meeting wizards, dwarfs, elves, and dragons hooked me into this genre of books, and I owe Ms. L a big thank you for the introduction.

Favorite world building:

A Song of Ice and Fire. Might be cliché but I don’t think anyone has done quite the job George RR has done building the history and lore that he has constructed in Westeros. Somehow this story lead me to dive headfirst into a history of a world that did not exist. Kudos to you George.

Favorite character writing:

First Law Trilogy + 3 follow up “stand alone” novels. Joseph Abercrombie has written some of the most memorable characters I’ve ever read all in one story. Logan Ninefingers, Sand Dan Glokta, Bayaz, Whirrun of Bligh, Bremer dan Gorst, & Nicomo Cosca are all some of the most memorable characters I’ve come across. There are some badass characters. There are some honorable characters and some conniving bastards. There are even have some pretty hilarious characters.

Most prolific writer: Brandon Sanderson.

He was able to complete Wheel of Time (have not read), and seems to have the ability to knock out monster novels yearly. His favorite series of mine is The Stormlight Archive. Book one "The Way of Kings" cover art is the source of my avatar. This story has a very interesting world, class structure, and magic system, as well as some great POV characters. Look forward to continue seeing where this series goes.

Favorite easy read:

Riyria Revelations & Riyria Chronicles by Michael J Sullivan. Straightforward stories that always tell a fun story. Hadrian & Royce are a great tag team.

Favorite stand alone book:

The Lions of Al-Rassan by Guy Gavriel Kay. This book reads more like historical fiction than fantasy. It tells the story of great men, and how they battle things like relationships, religion, and duty. As you read, you are reminded that life is complicated, war is horrible, good people can do terrible things, and as new men rise up others must fall. Amazing book.

(Shoutout to Legend - David Gemmell & Watership Down - Richard Adams)

Series yet to read:

Wheel of Time

Malazan Book of the Fallen

Gentleman Bastard

Kingkiller Chronicle

Most of Discworld

I'd love to hear any additional thoughts or recommendations. PV.

One of my favorite quotes from ASOIAF:

"Past a certain point, all the dates grow hazy and confused, and the clarity of history becomes the fog of legend."

-Hoster Blackwood

A Dance with Dragons

History is a captivating topic. It is a shame we won't be alive to see historians of the future use things like bitcoin hashrate, on chain data, etc to help guide discussions around certain epochs of civilizations.

Great opportunity to learn from the man himself #[1] .

Hope to bring some first timers to this one. nostr:note1xc0sjx2c5c0t6tcmcyrywyuqq8r3w2j0lk5khm8prsekp0r5hjlqv7la2k

I agree, but where then do you point them to acquire their sats? Everyone is used to purchasing financial products via KYC regulated businesses.

Do you think the discussion about those risks comes once they are a little further along?

Haha not sure that fits the family movie bill.