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The hoarder keeps the map. The multiplier hands out copies.
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Farley 1 year ago
No deposit. No return. Everyone has to learn.
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Farley 1 year ago
The value of truth is immeasurable and foundational to trust. This is the true value of Bitcoin.
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Farley 1 year ago
Communication and money are closely linked. BitTalk is more than just a communication device; it seamlessly integrates financial functionality as well.
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Farley 1 year ago
I meet more broke fiat currency users than Bitcoin users. Strange phenomemon?i
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Farley 1 year ago
If all 8 billion people behaved like nation-state leaders and the elite, with the same immorality they have often revealed, the world would be in a perpetual state of chaos and exploitation. Here's how I envision it: 1. **Rampant Corruption**: Every individual would prioritize personal gain over the collective good. Bribery, favoritism, and deceit would become the norm, making trust and collaboration impossible. 2. **Environmental Degradation**: With everyone exploiting resources for immediate profit without regard for sustainability, natural resources would be rapidly depleted, and environmental destruction would accelerate. 3. **Economic Inequality**: Wealth concentration would reach extreme levels, with a small fraction hoarding vast resources while the majority struggle with poverty. The gap between the rich and poor would be insurmountable. 4. **Violence and Conflict**: Wars and conflicts would be constant as individuals vie for power, resources, and dominance. Without a sense of community or shared humanity, violence would be the primary means of resolving disputes. 5. **Mistrust and Isolation**: Relationships, whether personal or professional, would be superficial and transactional. Genuine connections and mutual support would be rare, leading to widespread loneliness and isolation. 6. **Instability and Chaos**: Social, political, and economic systems would be in a constant state of flux, unable to maintain stability or order. The rule of law would be undermined, and anarchy would be a persistent threat. 7. **Moral Decay**: Values such as honesty, empathy, and integrity would be eroded. Society would lose its moral compass, and ethical behavior would be an exception rather than the rule. In such a world, the pursuit of short-term gain and personal advantage would eclipse any sense of responsibility or long-term vision. Humanity would be trapped in a self-destructive cycle, unable to build a sustainable or just future. The potential for progress and innovation would be stifled by the pervasive selfishness and shortsightedness of each individual acting solely in their own interest.
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Farley 1 year ago
For my gold bug friends. I developed a unique pair of trousers with a combination padlock system in a secret inside pocket, so you can carry a bar or two of gold around in case you need to spend it without relying on the counterfeit fiat system your entire lives.
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Farley 1 year ago
Bitcoin’s real energy expenditure keeps Joe’s thieving baby hands away from the wealth you earned through your time and effort. That time and energy is not a public bowl of punch for him to drink from.
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Farley 1 year ago
@OpenSecret Is there a known issue you are working regarding sending from Fediment on-chain to a wallet? The swap does not work as well.
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Farley 1 year ago
His most proudest moment. Sponsored by fiat. image
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Farley 1 year ago
Those who see the future differently from the present are transitioning to the new deflationary financial rails—Bitcoin. Those who see their present in the future are still worried about building their inflationary fiat system credit scores.
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Farley 1 year ago
As imdividuals and younger generations transition from traditional 401(k)s to Bitcoin, individuals might influence businesses to adopt Bitcoin as a viable investment option, thereby accelerating its integration into the financial ecosystem. This could drive broader acceptance and use of Bitcoin in the corporate world.
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Farley 1 year ago
BOSS Since 2011, Bitcoin’s cumulative gains have exceeded 20,000,000%
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Farley 1 year ago
I prefer to store my earned energy in a system with no leaks, just like I prefer to store my propane in a tank without any leaks. —Bitcoin
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Farley 1 year ago
My verdict on gold. There is absolutely zero use in holding gold. It is primarily useful only for trading into fiat currency, which has no real value. I can't imagine anyone holding Bitcoin would ever need to exchange it for gold. 😏
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Farley 1 year ago
The escalating theft among political leaders around the world not only fuels anger between them but also within the populace they rob to fund their attacks on each other, behaving like little children.
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Farley 1 year ago
Under a Bitcoin-centric system, governments won’t be able to prey on you, stealing from you to expand. Instead, they will have to serve you. The voters will choose what they want, and governments will have to get smaller. – Jeff Booth
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Farley 1 year ago
If I wanted to destroy Cardano or any other PoS system, I could counterfeit fiat currency to control the majority of its tokens, thereby gaining influence over its monetary policy and future development. This is unlike Bitcoin.
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Farley 1 year ago
Bitcoin users wield substantial influence by virtue of controlling the world's largest energy bank.
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Farley 1 year ago
Imagining a business relying on counterfeited energy to thrive in the marketplace raises several ethical and practical concerns: 1. **Ethical Issues**: Relying on counterfeit energy involves misrepresentation and dishonesty, which goes against ethical business practices. It undermines trust and integrity in the marketplace. 2. **Economic Impact**: Businesses using counterfeit energy may gain unfair advantages over competitors who adhere to legitimate practices. This could distort market competition and lead to economic inefficiencies. 3. **Legal Consequences**: Using counterfeit energy could result in legal liabilities and penalties if discovered. Violating energy regulations and standards could lead to fines, legal actions, or business closure. 4. **Environmental Impact**: Counterfeit energy may not meet environmental standards and could contribute to pollution or resource depletion. This could harm ecosystems and public health. 5. **Long-Term Viability**: Relying on counterfeit energy is not sustainable. It could lead to dependencies on unreliable sources and hinder long-term business sustainability and growth. In contrast, businesses operating with genuine and sustainable energy sources uphold ethical standards, comply with regulations, and contribute positively to the economy and society.
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Farley 1 year ago
Apple Pay failed to work for days during a time of need. Luckily, the merchant also accepted Bitcoin, and payment was instant, more secure, and transparent.