This week was the first time I posted a picture on nostr, had someone recognize where I posted from, and then reach out to hang out locally. I'm on a small island in Thailand right now so it's pretty amazing when I stop to think about it. Nostr is coming alive.

One of the things I've noticed that holds back orange pilling and adoption is the tendency for bitcoiners to think in all-or-nothing terms. Not everyone sees the problem with the government or the central banks. Not everyone needs to set up a multisig quarum and run a node to protect their first bitcoin investment. Not everyone is ready to accept the vision on bitcoin replacing every fiat currency on the planet. There are baby steps each individual can take towards increasing sovereignty in their lives. Those steps look different for each individual. To force my opinion on others regarding what those steps should look like is antithetical to the entire movement towards individual sovereignty.

People talk about orange pilling vendors to accept bitcoin so much. It's generally a huge headache for the business unless they are passionate about it. In the end I imagine they'll probably be accepting bitcoin without even realizing it.

Sometimes I forget to ignore shitcoiners

Palantir cracking apart at the seams would be about the nicest Christmas gift I could imagine

The amount of time I put in learning to orange pill people is paying off big time. Curiosity drives adoption when necessity isn't obvious. If you can get someone curious it's a done deal. It's that simple.

Quadruple Bart (Tony Hawk reaction) View quoted note →

Has anyone else noticed how people who make themselves out to be experts at things are actually the worst at those things?

Boom, roasted View quoted note →

This timeline is getting strange 😂 View quoted note →

Thailand 🤙