How many words are you able to use in their proper context but when pressed for a dictionary definition of the word you often fail to properly define it? Most people I have talked with about bitcoin seem to have this "passive vocabulary" when it comes to money and currency. People know how to use currency so they think they can define money yet do not know how to define the difference. Next time you talk with someone about bitcoin challenge them to see if they can define currency or money. If they confused the definitions then that will be a great opportunity to explain the difference and get them on better terms to understand Bitcoin.

Good afternoon to all the Tesla drivers. May you drive in peace.

Good afternoon. The current average price per gallon of gas in the USA is 3,767 sats.

Some quick thoughts on X vs Nostr. Creating content on X is like raising a billboard that advertisers can rent out. The value the billboard creates is for advertisers, not for the consumer of the content placed on the billboard. If one ports content to Nostr then one can quickly find out who the main benefactor of the content is. If one do well on Nostr then it can be reasonably assumed the content is a direct benefit to its consumer. If it does not then chances are the content is a benefit to the one trying to sell a product. Sadly, it seems a lot of X creators meet this reality and instantly retreat back to X, unhappy with their results on Nostr. If one produces quality and edifying content then one will naturally succeed on X AND Nostr. If you produce content that is only good for displaying products to consumers that scroll by then you will FAIL on Nostr. The error I am seeing is that many of these creators will then blame Nostr for their lack of success when they should be evaluating their own content. Nostr is not a billboard telling you to stop at the next exit for a chicken sandwich. Nostr is a kitchen for those who can cook a hearty meal and enjoy it with friends.