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The cinema arm or Unknown Certainty - the Pleb-founded Advertising Agency for Bitcoin Companies
GM Nostr Flow. Time stands still and flies. Recovery. Down but not out. Listening to your body. 2am sleep means 7am wake. Tweaked shoulder means rest. Keep pushing. image
GM Nostr Change the tape. I will win that fight. I will beat this struggle. I will never fail. Because I will never give in. Because I never give up. Here. Now. Here: now. Here, now. Get it. image
#GM Nostr What do you do when you fall off your horse? Get back up. Steady yourself. And… Shoot the horse. Go online. Buy a new one. Ain’t nobody got time for this crap when you can get basically anything on Alipay. Get after it. image
The “honey where’s the… it’s in the toilet… isn’t it?” Phase of life isn’t one I expected, but I’m here for it. #Kiddos image
GM Nostr Drill Sargent that voice in your head. Who’s really in control? Get uncomfortable. Change your internal tape. Get it. image
#GM Nostr Make a plan. Get off track? Get back as quick as you can. Failure is a decision. Get it. image
Bitcoin Filmmakers - what’s the most important place we need to show up? Theaters? TV? Netflix? And what topics do we need to highlight?
The film “Am I Racist?” Was made by bitcoiners. @Anton Seim was the Director of Photography and Justin Folk (the director) are both bitcoiners. Show them some love (and upset the NPCs) by seeing it early and often!
Yo @ODELL and any other bitcoin podcaster or person looking for bitcoiners hitting the cultural relevance gong: Matt Walsh’s “Am I Racist?” was shot AND directed by bitcoiners. @Anton Seim - the Director of Photography (I.e. the camera guy in charge of all the camera guys on a movie) and Justin Folk (the director) are bitcoiners. If you want to hit a larger culture point this week reach out to him as I’m sure he’s down to chat on a pod!
"Mine" A Bitcoin Sitcom Episode 1: The Arrival Cold Open: The camera opens on a dusty, deserted road in Nowhere, Montana. The only sound is the distant hum of cicadas and the occasional crow cawing. Suddenly, a beat-up pickup truck, overloaded with solar panels and what looks like computer hardware, rumbles into view, kicking up dust. The truck pulls up outside an old, dilapidated barn. Out steps Gerald, a man in his late 30s, dressed in tech-startup casual, looking around with excitement. He's followed by Butch, who looks like he's been dragged out of bed, wearing a fishing hat and a flannel shirt, clearly not as thrilled. GERALD (Clapping his hands together) "Alright, Butch, this is it! The start of something big!" BUTCH (Yawning) "Yeah, big headache. You do know we're in the middle of nowhere, right?" Gerald starts unloading equipment with enthusiasm while Butch reluctantly helps, more focused on his phone. Gerald sets up a solar panel, connecting it to a laptop. The screen lights up, showing a Bitcoin mining dashboard. GEARLD (Grinning) "And there it is, Butch. The future. Magic internet money, powered by the sun!" BUTCH (Looking skeptical) "And what exactly are we mining for again? Gold? Diamonds?" GERALD "Bitcoin, Butch. Digital gold. And we're doing it green." Butch looks confused, then shrugs as he pulls out a beer from the cooler in the back of the truck. BUTCH "Well, as long as it pays for more of these, I'm in." The camera zooms out as they continue to set up, the barn slowly transforming into a makeshift tech hub against the backdrop of rural Montana. The screen fades to black, and the title "Mine" appears with a quirky, upbeat theme song playing in the background.