This was me, ngl. But I will do better! 💪 View quoted note →

The market is always wrong. Few individuals push humanity forward and the masses follow. Becoming correct by proxy.

I like that my attention now has a clear price tag. View quoted note →

A travesty. View quoted note →

I claim monarcy is the superior form of managing a country. Looking for anyone to convince me otherwise, so take your best shot! (assuming countries or governments are necessary which I don’t believe is true. This is a purely theoretical pondering designed to challenge the democratically deranged.) @Lyn Alden @Saifedean Ammous @Max @Erik Cason @Eric Voskuil / @evoskuil (RSS Feed) @hodlonaut BIP110 @preston

Your #bitcoin stack is worthless. What’s the point of having a fat stack of sats if the world around you is barren of beauty, freedom, and thriving communities? Bitcoin is just money, even if it’s JUST money. It’s a tool, a means to an end, but what are you working towards? Why are you here? It's fashionable in the bitcoin community to talk big about “generational wealth,” as if amassing a fortune and passing it down is the ultimate goal. How about passing on the ability to accumulate skill and reputational capital—assets that grant the timeless ability to create value, regardless of the economic landscape? If you have the skills to be useful to your fellow man, and if you’ve built a reputation as trustworthy and capable, you will never go hungry. Reputation and skill transcend the limitations of money. They are the true generational wealth. Bitcoin is worth less in a world stripped of beauty, community, and purpose. It’s worth less if only hoarded rather than used to build, improve, and inspire. Bitcoin is not worthless, of course. It’s the most potent money that ever emerged. However, it’s only as powerful as the world we build around it. Don't leave your kids bitcoin. Leave them a legacy.

#Bitcoin is not fair and it is certainly not “democracy money.”