Identity is not a group project. I am not a vote, not an algorithm, not a compromise. I am not a hashtag, not a trend, not a manifesto for a better world – I am the opposite of you. Not against you, but incompatible.

nothing becomes clear but clear enough for myself

If you study individualism, #bitcoin is only a small part of it

April fools' jokes are communism

Governments shouldn't hold bitcoin. Governments shouldn't hold anything at all. Governments shouldn't even exist.

Fix your delusion first.

Selling at the top is an act of realizing subjective benefit. Sail away from Saylor.

Everyone keeps telling the same story about something, and because so many people believe it, that story becomes stronger than the truth. It's not what's true that prevails. It's not what most people believe that's automatically right. But what works - what has consequences, what exerts power. Usefulness beats objectivity.

You don't need Bitcoin if you trust the government. You don't need common sense if you believe the news. You don't need freedom if you want to be cared for. You don't need truth if you seek validation.

Not everyone can work – you have to be able to create value. Work without benefit is just a socially acceptable waste of time. The market doesn't need hard workers, but value creators.

I show up when it benefits me. I don't lead, I dominate. I change nothing - I appropriate everything.

you are the one who hides the key and paints the walls with excuses.

if you're not paying for the product you are the product

Freedom is not a gift. It is a conquest. It demands that you stop seeking justification. That you break your dependencies - internally and externally. That you stand up and oppose the collective.

the phrase "you can’t make more bitcoin, but you can make more bitcoiners" is so intrusive and communist. what if the child prefers to buy shitcoins? will they become authoritarian? no they already are, and at the same time they tell you something about freedom. gfy

enable freedom by action

Altruism is an illusion. No one truly acts selflessly – every good deed either brings a good feeling, social recognition, or something in return, be it material or emotional. Even those who help without expectation do so because it aligns with their own values ​​and gives them a clear conscience. In the end, it's always about one's own benefit – whether directly or indirectly. Selflessness is just a clever mask for well-disguised egoism.