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Toby McMann
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Bitcoin enthusiast | Nostr only Nosce te ipsum

These All In guys are so conflicted, it blinds them. They love centralized control. It starts with the money system based on inflation, which necessitates investment risk taking to store value, which plays right into the supposed "alpha" they sell investors. They don't want a decentralized world, because the leverage and debt on which they thrive would disappear when people abandon soft money. These blowhards would be nothing but loudmouth plebs, not billionaires able to flaunt their wealth and privilege, feeding their egos and bank accounts, weekly.

Natalie Smolenski would likely agree. A slide she presented is below. Anthropologically, she might argue that "credit money" doesn't scratch the emotional itch of commodity sellers. They want more and will feel a mismatch in the trade, and will lean towards "commodity money" as having more commensurate worth.

Climate protestors. Fake news, protesting fake money. They are made for each other.

You know, it is really easy to post on nostr, laugh at memes, and utilize bitcoin as a hedge against monetary abundance. First world problems.

But, when you meet people who are truly relying on bitcoin as a bank, and using it for remittance, and relying on it for their futures, it is truly humbling.

In the first world, bitcoin is an investment. In the developing world, it is a basic need.

I am so proud to be part of this movement. Stay humble, stack sats.

#bitcoin

But, wait, isn't debt just money that we owe to ourselves? It is not going to make us richer or poorer, right?

Never underestimate society's acceptance of corruption, betrayal and manipulation in the name of convenience.

But, once you see the truth, you can't unsee it.

#Nostr is truth, and is sucking us all down the rabbit hole.

Most of our money is a mirage, an illusion of wealth without work. Wake up, before it is too late.

"...Federal Reserve officials have gone out of their way to talk down the likelihood of another hike, largely because the bond market has been doing the central bank's work for it."

-Nicholaa Jasinski, Senior Writer at Barron's, in this week's magazine

Suggesring the bond market is doing the work for the Fed, is like saying the puppet is doing the work for the puppeteer. But, God forbid MSM properly report cause and effect, or criticize the Fed for breaking the market across its knee.

(Hey, Nicholas, a bit of advice. You are young, 5 years out of school. Get out now, before you lose your soul. Protect yourself, and your future, while you still can. Because writing this type of dribble for Barrons hurts you and does not help.)

Zaps are nuggets of truth.