I don’t care how well Snider understands the machinations of the Fed. Since he still thinks a money with an inflexible supply (Bitcoin) can’t work, I can safely disregard his opinions on economic theory. To avoid wasting time, I recommend avoiding him until he becomes a Bitcoiner.

I don’t care how well Snider understands the machinations of the Fed. Since he still thinks a money with an inflexible supply (Bitcoin) can’t work, I can safely disregard his opinions on economic theory. To avoid wasting time, I recommend avoiding him until he becomes a Bitcoiner.

In my experience many of us carry enough shame for a lifetime. Might be why he can’t understand to begin with.

A guy sends me a polite email, and says in a couple paragraphs that 1) he doesn't really see any role for bitcoin in a portfolio, it has no intrinsic value, and it just trades on sentiment and also that 2) it threatens USD hegemony and so politicians are likely going to add friction to it.

So I'm like, well, if there's nothing particularly valuable about it to give it any value or consideration for a portfolio, why does it threaten USD hegemony? Like, it threatens the largest and most globally salable monetary network in the world while having no intrinsic value, no portfolio role, while just being a thing that trades on sentiment?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

So exchanging bitcoin for goods is not selling?

Do you believe evil symbolism is hidden in plain sight in everyday life? Like illuminati, satanic symbolism and things like that.

#askNostr

Isn’t that the same as selling btc

I dunno food, shelter and necessities sound pretty good to me?

If there comes a time where you need to sell some bitcoin to pay expenses the best time to do it is when people you haven’t spoke to for years start casually messaging you with questions.

A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.

⬇️ I've said something similar about Michael Saylor and Elon Musk too in the past. The way the Corporatist fiat system works, whenever you see someone who's made billions, forget about mystical powers of market vision and godly business acumen.

What they are good at and the way they make bank (literally, quite often) is regulatory arbitrage, aka cronyism, aka "the game". That's the one and only way you can take a very successful business and turn it into a billion dollar corporation.

I don't care if once you've profited from it you decide to go humble billionaire and give it all to charity, or become a Bitcoin prophet. nostr:note1c38ngwrtpce4df0pp82apyedmh3uh8d4t2hjd2tll6wx2q89r08qg0g64u

thanks, friend

That's why the founding fathers didn't give every mouth breather on the continent a vote. They knew that would lead to chaos.

Democracy is only a good idea if everyone participating in said democracy is educated, moral, and rational.

We don't live in such a world.

Democracy is only a good idea if everyone participating in said democracy is educated, moral, and rational.

We don't live in such a world.

recs for learning about homesteading/off grid living/silvopasture/farm business? looking for any resources, books, youtube, blogs, whatever.

#asknostr

A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.

Good morning nostr.

Confession time.

I smoke a lot of cannabis. Too much. Unhealthy amounts.

For the sake of InkblotArt and my health, I will quit this habit and direct the funds into the InkblotArt project.

Thanks for your time and attention.

Your support means a lot to me. 🔥

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People who possess low intellectual capacity are inclined to utilize complex terminology and intricately involved phraseology in an endeavor to demonstrate to others that they are capable of a higher degree of mental dexterity and agility than what would realistically be ascribed to them.