When Bitcoin goes up, I find myself buying more Bitcoin related goods and spending sats.

In for 3 more satscards. Gotta split up some the stack among family and friends. They might need it sooner than they realize.

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Keep them coming.

Just got a waitress/worker at the place I get food all the time onto Wallet of Satoshi and explained some basic elements. Welcome her to Bitcoin!! #Tipchain

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Taking care of the new competitors

100k sats to the first reply.

We're going to have to airdrop #Bitcoin on NPCs if hyperinflation sneaks up on us.

Balaji's tweets make me sad that I don't have any Bitcoin left and my wife won't let me buy anymore.

The red dot optic.

what is a dot?

no idea on timing but the prudent move is to prepare for hyperinflation because it seems we are well on our way toward that reality

when it happens the most tradeable asset in the short term will be ammo until we transition to bitcoin based local economies

future me will get completely rekt over some stupid leverage long where i thought "this is it!"

I have an unfinished book manuscript, I started writing in 2020. I'm actually quite happy with what's there. It's called "A World Worth Living In". It is my attempt to capture the constitution of the principles I think lead towards what you might call the "good life". It's a deeply philosophical book, and it tries to synthesize what I see as the best principles for thinking about the present, and how I think we could move towards the future.

I keep opening up Scrivener, and can't get past a writer's block. I think what's really happened is some pretty important assumptions I went into writing it, have shifted under my feet. In particular, a pretty deep re-evaluation of how I think about the problems and opportunity of technology.

That said, I've come to a conclusion. I think I'm going to try and repurpose some select portions of the manuscript I still think represent my current thoughts into some Medium posts in the coming months.

Also, I want to start a new manuscript, that tried to build my case for bitcoin. Why I think it's important. Where I think it's going. Where I think it's not going. And how it interfaces with political and cultural challenges. I speak to a lot of people who constantly tell me that they are glad I'm advancing the perspectives I am, and that I represent a thread of thought in bitcoin that has a decent amount of adherents, but there's really no corpus to capture what the full argument is. There is plenty of such sources of this from an anarchist and libertarian perspective. I want to give a shot at creating an argument that treads a lot closer to the classical liberal tradition.

I really feel like I need a new Sunday hobby.

Not at all impossible!

I thought peer review in the current academic environment was the equivalent of a 6 man circle jerk. Just another piece of the state funded apparatus to elevate arbitrary position?

Then what are you basing your objection on, if not just your intuition?