There will come a time when the #Bitcoin price is no longer denominated in any currency. Know what you own.

Rocks are nice. Why don't you go sit on one for a while?

My son will say: "Dad, you zapped so many sats on Nostr, why is my allowance only 50 sats per week?" View quoted note →

I'm going to celebrate $99k because I like odd numbers, I like to pretend I'm different and original and because i want to beat you to a party.

Getting ready for the mundane horror show. #Bitcoin

I am friends with @corndalorian If you want to find out who he actually is, you'll need to torture me. I understand it's difficult to resist. Here's a photo I took when we had our last zoom meeting.

I'm a Bitcoiner, it's very entertaining to be a Bitcoiner. Bitcoiners smile more because they have more fun. They have more fun because they did the work. Ok bye, it's time to have some more fun.

The term is actually shitty planning, not city planning. There is no such thing as city planning, it's a false paradigm. Mistakes will be made, and the severity will be known only after the effect.

I'm in Dubai. If you like spending time in elevators, this is for you. Great elevator time here.

Truth is whatever you can conclude from having the best possible assumptions.

The #Bitcoin protocol is forcing people to relinquish control over monetary policy to the emergence of spontaneous order.

@Samson Mow may gave meant a slightly larger Godzilla, but the pump is genuine.

The current paradigm of the energy sector, resembles a virus that kills its host. The new paradigm, with integration of #Bitcoin mining, resembles a virus that nurtures and reprograms its host. The sustainability narrative will shift because of the changing of incentives to a harmonic model. This model is more competitive, so to participate in this revolution is the only way to survive. This harmonic model is also easier to understand, because it doesn't require belief. The endgame is the eradication of ideology and a harmonious balance with our host planet earth.

Reason per definition is the pursuit of truth and ideology is the pursuit of make belief. Ideology doesn't require anything to be true. Reason requires every step to be true.

Because we need to bounce particles off of other particles in order to measure them, we alter the state of the particle we measure by energizing it with whatever force it takes to measure. This is the reason we have not yet been able to measure temperature below zero kelvin.

People who can't handle uncertaintity use ideology to fill in the blanks and try to convince others of the ideology so they can create false securtity. This revolution we are in is about letting go of false security, it's about embracing uncertainty.

If every household on earth would run a #bitaxe we would more than double current #bitcoin network hashrate (2B x 400GH/s). It may seem unrealistic now, but it might catch on. The amount of decentralization gained from the incentive to communally secure our monetary network would be significant. The individual power to mine will likely stay relatively in ratio to the expansion of industrial mining. View quoted note →

The word nature is misleading. It suggests there is a distinct separateness of substance. We haven't been able to prove this separateness, and I suspect we will never be able to prove it. If you research is based on the assumption of separateness you're dealing with a really big if.

I keep a list of book recommendations for people into #Bitcoin, Austrian economics, capitalism vs. socialism and personal development. I also started adding a list of books I don't recommend. The Ascent of Money - Niall Ferguson Seeing What Others Don't - Gary Klein Safe Haven - M Spitznagel On Dialogue - David Bohm Thinking Fast and Slow - D Kahneman A Theory of Socialism and Capitalism - HH Hoppe Praxeology - K. Svanholm Human Action - Ludwig von Mises The Fatal Conceit - Hayek Anatomy of the State - M Rothbard The Law - F Bastiat The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism - Robert P. Murphy Early Austrian economics - Israel Kirzner The Theory of Money and Credit - L von Mises Keynes Hayek - Nicholas Wapshott A History of Money and Banking in the USA - MN Rothbard The Revolution - Ron Paul The History of Money - Jack Weatherford Democracy: the God that Failed - HH Hoppe Economics in one Lesson - Henry Hazlitt When Money Dies - Adam Fergusson Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order - Ray Dalio Economics for Real People - Gene Callahan The Black Swan - NN Taleb Superforecasting - Tetlock & Gardner The Sovereign Individual - Davidson & Rees-Mogg Rules for Radicals - SD Alinsky The Creature From Jekkyl Island - E Griffin The Blocksize War - Jonathan Bier The Bullish Case for Bitcoin - Vijay Boyapati Layered Money - Nik Bhatia The 7th Property - Eric Yakes 21 Lessons - der Gigi The Price of Tomorrow - Jeff Booth The Bitcoin Standard - Saifedean Ammous The Fiat Standard - Saifedean Ammous Principles of Economics - S. Ammous Broken Money- Lyn Alden Bitcoin is Venice - A Farrington & S Meyers Check your Financial Privilege - A Gladstein The Internet of Money - A Antonopoulos Science Set Free - Rupert Sheldrake Untethered Soul - M.A. Singer Meditations - Marcus Aurelius The Parasitic Mind - Gad Saad LSD My Problem Child - A Hofmann How to Change your Mind - M Pollan Non Violent Communication - M Rosenberg My Inventions - N Tesla Hold me Tight - Sue Johnson Permanent Record - Ed Snowden Doors of Perception - A. Huxley Walden - Thoreau The Tipping Point - Malcolm Gladwell The Infinite Game - Simon Sinek The Holy Grail of Investing - Tony Robbins Storm of Steel - Ernst Jünger If This Is a Man - Primo Levi The Meme Machine - S Blackmore The Selfish Gene - R Dawkins A New Earth - E Tolle Meetings With Remarkable Men - Gurdjieff In Search of the Miraculous - Ouspensky Lateral Thinking - E de Bono Books I don't recommend: The Man Who Solved the Market - G Zuckerman Anti fragile - Nasim Taleb The Fourth Turning - Howe and Strauss Debt - David Graeber

Did he say there would be signs? #Bitcoin