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Saylor is playing fiat banker games: He is willing to dump his losses on the backs of hard working taxpayers and accept bailouts. These are similar games to those that gave rise to bitcoin as their antidote. No judgements. Folks just need to understand they play with fire when supporting him, and question whether he is really trying to help.
In his discussion with nostr:nprofile1qqsyx708d0a8d2qt3ku75avjz8vshvlx0v3q97ygpnz0tllzqegxrtgpr9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumwdae8gtnnda3kjctv9usy2c9y, nostr:nprofile1qqs2xs05tluhtr6hpgsmqqxp04898gayjlyrjlexcrndv8j6el784xqpr9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumwdae8gtnnda3kjctv9uq42ldx suggests the benefit of earning 5% interest from loaning his #bitcoin to "too big to fail" banks outweighs the potential harm to society and innocent taxpayers. It is "just a function of risk appetite."
Saylor owns a lot of bitcoin. He is highly intelligent and understands the value of its scarcity, and the fiat system. He deserves credit for transparency, and there is nothing wrong or illegal with borrowing or lending money. But Saylor does not appear to have internalized the reason for Bitcoin's creation or it's core value to society -- i.e., "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks."
Whether purposeful or not, I hope that a combination of greed, large risk appetite, size bias, set against the "holy grail" of profit maximization, does not ultimately cause more harm than good.
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If Cathedra is trying to run the Microstrategy playback, it could be a problem if they don't have access to cheap capital.
Not attaching expectation to your actions is super hard, but the path to unconditional love.
Maybe I'm not thinking about this correctly, but when the Fed can simply monetize the debt, I'm not sure the issue is solvency. I'd think of it more as an inflation crises, resulting from the monetization ... which lowering interest rates doesn't fix either.
When you no longer care if the price of #bitcoin goes up or down, or your followers or "reach" on social media, but rather gain inner peace and tranquility from being aligned with truth and freedom, you detach and "separate from the tribe" without fear or loneliness, but with love, appreciation, and a simple desire to advance the cause.
We are taught to believe in others and not ourselves, leading to expectation, dissappointment, sadness and conflict.
#bitcoin teaches us to believe in ourselves putting trust where it belongs, in each of us, leading to acceptance, fulfillment, happiness, and peace.
The real tragedy is that the manipulation is in plain sight, and people are conditioned to believe it is normal, it is needed, and it helps them.
"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was to convince the world he didn't exist."
The real tragedy is that the manipulation is in plain sight, and people are conditioned to believe it is normal, it is needed, and it helps them.
"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was to convince the world he didn't exist."
Jack's posts sometimes feel like Forest Gump when the Aging Hippie asks him for a good slogan for a bumper sticker.
You never get bored with self sovereignty and freedom.
We have launched our new podcast, Mr Obnoxious, and our first episode is out - UAPs, Simulation Theory and Consciousness with Matthew Pines.
https://www.mrobnoxious.com/episodes/matthew-pines-uaps-simulation-theory-consciousness-001
Over the next week we will be releasing the following:
- Gavin Sathianathan on the medical Cannabis industry and it's alignment with #Bitcoin
- Anna Chekhovich, covering Putin's Russia, corruption and the need for privacy with money
- Allen Farrington on the broken capitalist system, misallocation of human and financial capital and the need for a sound money standard
Thank you for all the feedback so far, loads of good stuff coming and this is the natural evolution of the show.
Big love 🤘
If it is truly obnoxious, Peter and Danny will talk about themselves, the new podcast, the studio, etc, etc, for about 15-20minutes of each show.
