Maybe, but my understanding of how the Manhattan Project kept its secrecy was mainly through incentivization and compartmentalization. Basically everyone worked in small silos, unaware of what other groups were doing, and the risk/reward structure made keeping the secret an easy decision. Only a relatively small group had the whole picture and knew what they were really doing. From my perspective, the internet hasn’t made that strategy any less effective. If anything, it makes it easier to obfuscate with information overload.
I’m generally inclined to agree, but then I think about the number of people required for the Manhattan Project and how they pulled off keeping that secret for so long, and then some theories seem a lot less outrageous.
Is there a client that will show the preview for each of these? I’m on primal and it’s just a bunch of links.
I sat down with nostr:npub1s5yq6wadwrxde4lhfs56gn64hwzuhnfa6r9mj476r5s4hkunzgzqrs6q7z to talk about:
- Acceleration of the debt spiral
- Abysmal Treasury auctions
- The Bank of Japan’s problem
- Bitcoin as a corporate treasury asset
- Bitcoin as the hurdle rate
- much more
High octane signal.
This was a good one. Thanks guys 👍🏻
Me every time there’s a big dip 😂👊🏻
Savage 💀
I felt the same way. Then my dad started asking me about Bitcoin for the first time because of Trump. So there may be some positives we’re not considering.
This is going to be the stupidest election yet 🤦🏻♂️
New interview with What Bitcoin Did with Peter McCormack
https://unlimitedhangout.com/2024/07/press/what-bitcoin-did-with-peter-mccormack/
Just watched. Excellent as always 👌🏻
I don’t use fountain but I am a podcaster. Happy to help.
Hi #nostr 👋🏻
Long time follower, first time postr.
This place is pretty rad.