The way to avoid sounding like AI isn't so much to "dumb" down your writing but to write in such a way that AI can not exactly replicate. Not saying that I've been able to do this, I'm just saying. But you must find your voice. I also like it when I read something and it's not exactly grammatically correct. View quoted note →

IT'S HERE ENJOY(CAT) View quoted note →

"Dar al-Islam / Dar al-Harb" becomes an increasingly useless dichotomy in the age of hypermodernity when we all already live in the cloud of Dar al-GAMAM (Google, Amazon, Meta, Apple, Microsoft) View quoted note →

There is no future without periphery. The periphery is where the future exists Nostr is a big part of that periphery, thus it is the future

This right here is how the Muslim must think about freedom and sovereignty View quoted note →

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"we've noticed"

The hardest part about orange pilling Muslims is explaining the individual sovereignty aspect. We seem to be very uncomfortable with taking responsibility for ourselves. That seems to be one of the core issues of our ummah that Bitcoin will help address inshaAllah. View article →

"A member of the human race who is completely incapable of understanding the higher productivity of labor performed under a division of labor based on private property is not properly speaking a person... but falls instead in the same moral category as an animal..."

Alhamdulilah. The presentation went well. Had a lot of people come up to me and ask questions. And some of the questions were pretty good, but a lot of it was the usual "how do I buy the bitcoin???" I also gave away a bunch of copies of my book. And every single person I talked to asked for my LinkedIn 😂 "nah I'm not on linkedin but here's my npub" View quoted note →

"Jack Mallers you are in bed with mafia players. Charlie Kirk tried to exit the mafia. You can't exit the mafia once you're in bed with the mafia."

Legacy social media is a good outlet sometimes

So next week I'll actually be presenting at the Halal Money conference in the Bay Area insha Allah. I have a session where I'll be talking about "digital assets" 😒 but obviously this will be about Bitcoin. I only have a 20 minute session, so I'll do 15 minute presentation and 5 minutes for questions. This only leaves me time for about 5 or 6 slides, and keep in mind that most of these folks are suits working in finance industry. What graphics would you recommend I show? I think at a minimum I'll definitely show this one: Maybe I should show the historical chart of the Bitcoin price? The purchasing power of the dollar? What do you think?

JM