Why don’t more people actually spend and send their Bitcoin?

They’ll happily accept Bitcoin, but won’t send it spend their Bitcoin.

I know the obvious answer, but if Bitcoin is supposed to be money, should we all be using it as our money now?

Yes, I posted that, Peter. I am an online English teacher. Your posts always disgust me, and this one is no exception.

Ground beef from my local farm now costs over $10/lb.

It is becoming prohibitively expensive for normal people to buy healthy food.

#EndTheFed

As AI and technology evolves two poles will emerge.

1) The Stormtrooper: the techno-humanist who fully embraces and integrates with technology.

2) The Jedi: the naturalist who fully embraces the powers of nature and the technology already embedded with us and our environment.

Which do you choose?

I'm fckn exhausted n struuuggling to fall asleep... So glad I have my daylight computer

▶️ comfort show: Disenchantment

It’s harder to keep wealth than it is to get it.

Bitcoiners need to keep that in mind when thinking about taking on leverage and how they secure their keys.

I say this as someone who has been reckless before in both categories… it usually doesn’t work out well. And when it does, it’s dangerous, because it typically only reinforces the bad habit rather than getting you to that point where “I’ll just stop after this one” or “I’ll do my multisig setup next week” or “I’ll form the trust when I get done with this project.”

Protect your wealth. The people you love are depending on you whether they know it or not. 🙏🏻

I find it kinda funny, I find it kinda sad, that having a homestead, 5+ kids and neighbors you know by name — which used to be the standard for the majority of people in the Western world — has become a mere dream, nothing short of an Utopia, for people my age and younger. What’s especially sad is that people don’t even seem to want to recognize that being the case and keep telling themselves we live in a “developed” society. Or, if they do dare to recognize the fact, they tend to blame “late-stage capitalism” (which is not capitalism — it’s communism; or — an utterly and irredeemably crony capitalism at best) for the situation.

Wake up, Neo. Look into the abyss. It’s painful. But there is truth in there.

Hey Michael are you sure of this bitcoin strategy thing? Isn’t to risky? Are you sure about the math?

Saylor:

“This is my quant… my math specialist… look at him…

do you notice anything different about him?

Look at his face, look at his eyes!

I’ll give a you a hint…

his last name is Kang…

He won a math competition in China, he doesn’t even speak English…

Yea I am sure of the math…”

You’ve been trying. Way too hard. Overthinking every move. Planning every step. Yet ya keep on asking every day “Why does nothing feel right?” Time to stop swimming upstream. Check out something I discovered recently: Wu Wei.

From Taoist thought, Wu Wei is often translated as “effortless action”—but even that explanation kind of misses the point. Wu Wei isn’t something you do, it’s a way of being. It’s the river carving a canyon, not by force, but by flow. It’s action born from alignment, not effort.

Applied to life? It’s choosing the nourishing food your body wants, not the one your favorite influencer labeled “clean.” In relationships, it’s allowing connection to unfold without performance or pressure. And in business? It’s creating content or coaching offers from inspiration—not burnout, not panic, and definitely not 17 tabs open on your browser.

Wu Wei reminds you that the best results often come when you STOP gripping the wheel so damn hard.

Jon Jones is the GOAT (Greatest Of Avoiding Tom) #ufc

Steve Irwin but he wanders around BitDevs meetups instead of the outback