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It’s almost 2025 and we still live in a world where people fight each other for resources. We still live in a world where people fight and kill for profits. Sad. #bitcoin #proofofwork #capitalism #evolve

We keep increasing every year for the “have nots”. Our species is very good at adapting and overcoming. Those in power rely on this and so far it has been working. I’m not saying there is no chance of higher crime or violence, but if 2008 bank bailouts didn’t cause a violent revolution…doubt another monetary transition will.

I’m halfway through and enjoying anyone’s input. Information is great. However, there is no depth and I have thought of at least 3 great questions that were not asked. I want to love it…I really do. However, seems like seems like a slumber party discussion where you validate each other.

Thank you nostr:npub1cn4t4cd78nm900qc2hhqte5aa8c9njm6qkfzw95tszufwcwtcnsq7g3vle , #proofofwork is anti-for profit capitalism. When it clicks, it clicks. #Satoshi created and walked away. You capitalist cucks exploit and call yourselves “hard workers”.

Prove your work or sit down. Being the “boss” is abstract power. #bitcoin #prooffwork

No such thing as free market capitalism. nostr:npub15dqlghlewk84wz3pkqqvzl2w2w36f97g89ljds8x6c094nlu02vqjllm5m on his Point #7 Prague 2024 reiterates this which I have been posting about. #capitalism relies on exploitation and State intervention, therefore it has and never will be “free market”. For profit capitalism by default, is unsustainable. This kind of exploitation and unsustainable ethical sewage, is not congruent with #bitcoin first principles.

In the South Eastern United States, where it’s above 90F and the humidity is so thick you are practically wading through the air; you don’t mind the AC going out in your house. 80F in the shade with a fan still feels better than outside. I’ll never sell my #bitcoin. #hodl through the heat and the cold.

Yes it is. She is 2.5 years but the wife feels better with eyes on her. Always staking sats and not spending any…it all goes to my girl.

lol, great minds think very similar! Happy Fathers Day! My daughter and I are having a blast at the coast!

Hook, line, and sinker.

If you think that “majority of profits” is the only way innovation happens or has happened, you do not understand psychology or human history.

Most innovation comes from “how to make my life easier “ or “how to make this task at hand easier”.

Profits is actually a new concept in the timeline of our species. Not to mention, I own a company, that generates no profit and pays the workers multiples more in what their peers get paid in our market. It works, I’m not asking…I’m telling.

Todays company’s are mostly zombie companies with high evaluations do to the sea of shit fiat that we swim in. Most companies in history start small with very little over head, growing slowly and not really risking much but time/labor. However, most also make back their initial investment rather quickly or why would you take on more overhead if you have made no return.

The true risk takers are the individuals who work for a company and they have no say in the operating decisions; meaning, a ceo can make a bad call and they have no job…which is no fault of their own.

Yet, CEOs, executives, big stock holders make more in one day than the workers make in a lifetime.

Keep regurgitating that capitalist mantra. It’s proven it is unsustainable. Would you like to move to why it is not sustainable?

Without labor, there is no service or product. Without expending energy, there is no mining bitcoin.

Unless you have learn to change the laws of physics, there is no debate here.

Replying to Avatar DRE

You can certainly choose to run a business that breaks even on purpose. I don’t deny some people derive more value or satisfaction from having their employees earn a bit more and their costumers have slightly cheaper goods than from being able to accumulate more capital and wealth.

The business that are more profitable will be able to grow more and be able to provide those services and goods to more people adding value to their lives.

My understanding of capitalism is not incorrect. It’s really not complicated. It boils down to a system that respects property rights, which incentivizes people to acquire capital for the purpose of producing higher valued goods and services. The capital will naturally flow to whoever can use it best and manage to keep and increase it.

What your saying is no different to a business owner that takes the profits and donates them to charity.

Employees voluntarily enter into a contract with the employer, so no they are not getting stolen from. They are more than able to negotiate higher pay. And customers voluntarily pay for the goods snd services, so unless the goods and services are falsely marketed no one is getting ripped off. The reason they get paid a fixed salary in most cases is because they are not taking any of the risk the entrepreneur is taking. They get paid whether sales are good or not. The owner takes the risk so he enjoys the upside if the business is profitable or bears the burden of going out of business.

You would greatly benefit from reading any Austrian economics books. I would personally recommend Principles of Economics by Saifedean. Happy to send you a free pdf.

I’ve read plenty of Austrian economics. I know how capitalism works. It’s much like the American Constitution, either it failed to prevent State corruption or it enabled it.

I believe in free markets, that’s why I spread ideology and not legislation. You would be wise to research who creates the “barriers to entry” in modern global economies.