Son: Hi Dad, "Not stacked sats are not realized wishes." People don't quite understand how immoral that is if they already heard of Bitcoin. Dad: Son, something like the lack of self-care? Son: Yes, you can look at it that way too. Or in other words: If you don't stack these Satoshis, you're stealing from your future. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, I am looking for a Bitcoin documentary. Do you have any recommendations? Son: Hi Dad, Sure. I would watch these in the given order: 1. Banking On Bitcoin 2. Bitcoin — Shape The Future 3. The Rise And Rise Of Bitcoin 4. Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It 5. Bitcoin: Beyond the Bubble Dad: Got my popcorn ready for documentary night! Thanks for your recommendations, son. #Bitcoin

Son: Dad, bitcoin is black market money. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, is the "Bitcoin Halving" necessary? Son: Hi Dad, Yeah, the halving is necessary. This is how Bitcoin controls its supply. Once the block subsidy expires, transaction fees will pay miners for securing the network. #Bitcoin

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Son: Dad, these are the top 5 things I learned about money while in school. 1. _________________________________ 2. _________________________________ 3. _________________________________ 4. _________________________________ 5. _________________________________ Dad: Son, it is a shame... I am certain that the "health" list will not look any better. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, what do you actually do all day besides your family, your work and Bitcoin? Son: Hi Dad, I'm a sats collector, a volunteer UTXO curator and a lifelong learner. Oh, and did I mention I'm on Twitter a lot? ;) #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, Bitcoin is too expensive Bitcoin is old technology Bitcoin is too complicated Bitcoin is risky and speculative Bitcoin will be replaced by another coin Son: Hi Dad, No, no, no, no and no. It would go beyond the bounds of this message to elaborate on this. Talk to you later... #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, this Bitcoin thing is overwhelming. Can you present me a five-point plan of measures? I appreciate your help. Son: Hi Dad, Self sovereignty is tricky. However, It's not black or white – it's a gradient. Start and try to improve your setup over time. Test it, find security holes, privacy leaks and fix them. Iterate over and over again. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, what if the Opendime is lost? Does the Opendime also have recovery words? Son: Hi Dad, An Opendime is made to change hands, like cash. The private key is generated on the device, and without breaking the seal by pushing a pin through the hole marked on the back of the Opendime, there is no way to back it up. Dad: And if I break the seal? Son: Then the private key will be revealed in the private-key.txt file and QR code image. There is no way back, and once unsealed, you should move the funds into another wallet. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, I just got my Coldcard hardware wallet today. The bag is really special. Pretty sure it has more security feature than a banknote. Son: Hi Dad, Not sure about that one. ;-) But yes, the device seems well protected. However, I recommend you download the latest firmware from Coinkite, check it and install it on your Coldcard manually. And also inspect the device visually, and verify the bag number. Dad: Son, why all the effort, it is "just a calculator". Son: Haha. Anyway, I will send you a tutorial later. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, what is a hard fork, and why does it happen? Son: Hi Dad, When Bitcoin splits into two chains, we're talking about a fork. This happens based on protocol changes due to different views. A new version of Bitcoin is created, and you have coins on both chains if you hold your own private keys. Dad: With time, one will learn what truly matters. Son: Yes, Bitcoin, the longest chain with the most blocks and computational power behind it. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, why is Bitcoin so hard to understand at first? Son: Hi Dad, Lina Seiche once said on a podcast: "The hardest part when learning about Bitcoin is to first unlearn the fiat economics you’ve been taught to believe in. Once you do, Bitcoin becomes the obvious choice." Dad: Son, it doesn't make it any easier that you are then one of the few. Son: Yeah, Dad, that's true. Oh, almost forgot, there is a quote from Satoshi Nakamoto himself on this. "Sorry to be a wet blanket. Writing a description for this thing for general audiences is bloody hard. There’s nothing to relate it to." #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, can you please help me with this new social media thing? Son: Hi Dad, Sure, but first, let me teach you how to take a selfie without cutting off your head. Imagine if Bitcoin was this difficult ;) #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, when the music stops, better have a seat. Son: Hi Dad, When the music stops, better be sitting on bitcoin. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, everybody has heard about Bitcoin. Many want it, especially when the price goes up. Few people are actually holding Bitcoin. Why? Son: Hi Dad, The difference between the two is action. First you have to learn, then buy or earn. You have to make an effort. Dad: No pain, no gain. Son: Nah, more like "Work hard, have fun and make a difference." The life is bright in Bitcoinland. :-) #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, what makes Bitcoin so powerful? Son: Anyone, anywhere, can start using bitcoin right now. No permission is required. Let that sink in, Dad. #Bitcoin

Dad: Son, the "Great Wave off Kanagawa" is incredible. Son: Hi Dad, Absolutely! It reminds me of Hyperbitcoinization. Dad: Oh, you mean the wave symbolizes Bitcoin's immense transformative power? Son: Exactly! Just like the wave disrupts the scene, hyperbitcoinization disrupts the world. #Bitcoin

Son: Dad, are you prepared? #Bitcoin

Dad: So, son, bitcoin is the hardest money? Son: Hi Dad, Yeah, for sure. Dad: I rarely hear you talk about remaining risks like broken cryptography by Quantum Computing, Implementation failures and mining centralization. Are they fixable? Son: Probably. Broken crypto is a threat to all online security, and the majority of precious metals are simply traded electronically. I, personally, would not bet on gold. #Bitcoin