What is your core-competency? What is it's selling point? And where do you invest most of your time, energy and money? #asknostr

There is this same dilemma of understanding happens everytime you as a normie talk to a bitcoin maxi. When you think - "okay he is being serious now", well...actually he is not. And when you think "no way, he can't be serious!" Guess what? HE IS !😁

(Open nostr to see the full note) 💪 Got my certificate today for completing Bitcoin 101 webinar by Human Rights Foundation (@HRF) Another day, another achievement Because learning never ends #Bitcoin

Proof that I am a bitcoiner 🙏😁

Nobody ever mentioned a word about Bitcoin in a time travelling movie/story is a proof that human never actually succeeded creating a time machine. 😬

Bitcoiners open sourced their money printing machineries, both software and hardware. Can the banks and governments do the same?

Proof that Satoshi was a woman 👩

Cashu: Make Paper Money Great Again 😅

I don't like the way how Amethyst shows the notifications. It's too long, takes too much space. Sometimes I miss some notifications here. I like how Primal shows the notifications. It's clean, easy to notice. I don't miss notifications here, but still they covers a large area of my phone screen. Yakihonne shows them in a mminimalistic way. But now it's too smallfto my eyes. I often miss notifications here too. Just a random comparison, nothing else. Whichoway you like to get notified? Detailed or minimalist?

Can we actually save time, give time, or take time? Isn't time more valuable than Bitcoin? I never succeed in understanding time and bitcoin to their full extend, so I asked this question a few days ago, and one of my friends replied: "Total supply of Bitcoin is limited. Bitcoin per person is known, and limited. Regular supply is also limited and pre-scheduled, pre-determined. Has the halving process, hence it's deflationary, and non-manipulative. But there is no concept of total supply of time. Time per person is absolutely unknown. Regular supply is limited, pre-scheduled and pre-determined. But time doesn't have the halving process. Hence it's neither inflationary nor deflationary. It's also non-manipulative. Still, we can't use time as currency. Why? Cause we can't actually save it, although we claim to save time. It's not a good store of value. We can't store it for the future cause IT IS THE FUTURE. Time is non-transferable, hence can't be used as a medium of exchange. You can't actually give or take time, although we claim to do so. We can only give or take permission to use more time, that too from our own life. This proves that we can't even have absolute custody of time, unlike Bitcoin. Time is life. Time is the creator. Time is the first element of the universe. Time is God. Time is much more valuable than Bitcoin. But as money or property, time isn't as useful as bitcoin. Time is the force behind Bitcoin. And Bitcoin is a need of time. Both Bitcoin and Time fulfill each other." Another interesting answer I got was that time is not uniform, rather a fluid and subjective element: "Time is a remarkably complex concept, its value and experience shifting dramatically depending on the context. Consider pregnancy: for a woman awaiting her child, nine months can feel like an eternity, each day marked by anticipation and change. This duration, while a fixed measurement, holds a profoundly different weight than, say, nine months spent on a routine task. Time, therefore, is not a uniform entity, but rather a fluid and subjective experience shaped by our circumstances and expectations." Now I have no idea what to say after these 🫢😬 What is your take on time and bitcoin? Feel free to share your thought with us. 🙏