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Inside Today's Jobs Report: 885,000 Full-Time Jobs Lost, 1.127 Million Part-Time Jobs Added, Record Multiple Jobholders https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/inside-todays-jobs-report-885000-full-time-jobs-lost-offset-1127-million-part-time-jobs How much longer do we even acknowledge that these numbers and the people who create them even exist.. Instead of being a measure of the strength of the job market this is fast becoming a measure of the weakness of our current crop of economists.

Nice presentation on Cafe Bitcoin this morning! npub19h69je8uqgaupwge05uznt6t0vafvp82y26gjx58zaefk0vk2pzqu428mnpub19h69je8uqgaupwge05uznt6t0vafvp82y26gjx58zaefk0vk2pzqu428m5

Any thanks. Yes, I look.

This is a great podcast from Nate Hagens and a guy here in Mn that doesn't live far from my sister. https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/episode/76-daniel-zetah

This is just my second or third post from satellite.earth. And I got to say I think it's pretty wild that I open snort to get my private key to copy into satellite wrote my post on primal because it has a preview option posted from satellite and check Iris to see whether it all gone through. Then I got alert from amethyst that it already been zapped by somebody. Entire process took maybe 2 minutes. Five separate platforms, one identity. Just amazing.

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If you’re a Bitcoiner who only started to learn about Economics through the rabbit hole, it’s likely you’ve only been exposed to Austrian Economics. There are other ideas in Econ that are also quite compatible with Bitcoin. This is a very good survey of some worthwhile perspectives. I took enough Econ coerces in college to be able to teach it in High School. Then I went out in the real world and saw a lot of things that just didn’t make sense. I spent time in the developing world in West Africa and Korea. I came back and got my Series 7 brokers License and a Financial Planning Certificate and learned a lot about markets. I learned more during Occupy Wall Street and as a (like most, failed) day trader. I also learned some to date from Nate Hagen’s podcast. Trey@nostrplebs.com npub1dc84762hpnp0y4jcvjcgwt8l7sepng93j3hg63hfm80ph6kt82eqktjwqd https://youtu.be/EC11UQD9q3w

But I heard Bitcoin was only for criminals. Ok. So how many in the LGBT community are absolutely certain they will never again be categorized as criminals in states like MT, FL, ND, AR, TN... Bitcoin is the L (&GBTQIA..) word. nostr:npub1tjkc9jycaenqzdc3j3wkslmaj4ylv3dqzxzx0khz7h38f3vc6mls4ys9w3 https://twitter.com/AnitaPosch/status/1688186544849338368?t=BWLa3m9JR6cjpqp77R-xZg&s=19

Coming along nicely.

Looks like I'll be spending the next few days with my nose in a book. nostr:npub16xd9mftfg9jq72mmz7dkm4a6736sd3ysccl2aptklt99hwcgj3hqs5yzn3

"In closing, bitcoin appears to provide a number of benefits across an ESG framework." Terrific new report on bitcoin's ESG impacts by @BrianConsolvo for @KPMG and stolen from @thetrocro on Twitter. Share it widely. https://advisory.kpmg.us/articles/2023/bitcoin-role-esg-imperative.html

I think today is an important day to remember when people talk about Bitcoin’s “switching narratives”. Its the 6th Anniversary of the UASF that created Bitcoin Cash. I don’t agree with the “Bitcoin is just a get rich quick” characterization but the people who claimed the true goal was faster/cheaper lost that debate and have mostly left Bitcoin (prematurely, considering Lightning and other Layer 2s can deliver that). The scarce/SoV group won the debate & remains. The Narrative didn’t change, there were always people who saw this scarcity argument as the real value behind the network, but we didn’t know that was what the Market wanted until the UASF.

Ah. The memories. Aug 1, 2017,03:16pm EDT This article is more than 5 years old. Bitcoin prices have remained largely unscathed today in spite of the much-hyped hard fork, which resulted in the creation of Bitcoin Cash, a rival cryptocurrency that is similar to Bitcoin but touts a far larger block size. At the time of report, Bitcoin was trading at $2,751.40, roughly 4.3% lower for the session, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). https://www.forbes.com/sites/cbovaird/2017/08/01/bitcoin-prices-unscathed-in-spite-of-hard-fork/?sh=620ff72c4019

Ah. The memories. Aug 1, 2017,03:16pm EDT This article is more than 5 years old. Bitcoin prices have remained largely unscathed today in spite of the much-hyped hard fork, which resulted in the creation of Bitcoin Cash, a rival cryptocurrency that is similar to Bitcoin but touts a far larger block size. At the time of report, Bitcoin was trading at $2,751.40, roughly 4.3% lower for the session, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). https://www.forbes.com/sites/cbovaird/2017/08/01/bitcoin-prices-unscathed-in-spite-of-hard-fork/?sh=620ff72c4019

Ah. The memories. Aug 1, 2017,03:16pm EDT This article is more than 5 years old. Bitcoin prices have remained largely unscathed today in spite of the much-hyped hard fork, which resulted in the creation of Bitcoin Cash, a rival cryptocurrency that is similar to Bitcoin but touts a far larger block size. At the time of report, Bitcoin was trading at $2,751.40, roughly 4.3% lower for the session, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). https://www.forbes.com/sites/cbovaird/2017/08/01/bitcoin-prices-unscathed-in-spite-of-hard-fork/?sh=620ff72c4019