@hal what is credible research around the rise in Catholicism or Christianity in the last two years?

18,000 uber rides. I asked this dude what he’s learned about humanity. “Mostly good. I had only 3 bad rides and they were all under the influence. If the government would get out of the way and let people do what they do we’d be ok.”

New orange pilling strategy is just trying to tease out curiosity in everyone. “Would you say you’re a curious person?” If they say “no” then just say “ok it’s unlikely that Bitcoin will make sense then”. If they say “yes” then ask “what aspect of money is most interesting to you?” I don’t enjoy pitching Bitcoin as much as I enjoy seeing someone’s curiosity wheels going. So this strategy is more to just try to turn on that curiosity with them.

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