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The formula is simple: Weaken men. Toughen women. Sexualize children. Confuse identity. Break up families. Poison food. Medicate emotions. Flood people with distractions. Call all of this “progress.”

Esta es la encarnación del mal en persona, la madre de Noelia. Sin duda sería buena para presidenta del gobierno o ministra de hacienda. Quizás por culpa de ella Noelia no quería vivir.

Y si mover un dedo te piensas que es buscarte un abogado (título homologado por el estado) para combatir en los tribunales (que son del estado) para que se haga cumplir una supuesta ley (creada por el estado) que en la mayoría de las ocasiones se tergiversa por los jueces (trabajadores del estado) … No eso no es un mover un dedo. View quoted note →

Los payos somos los idiotas que dejamos que el estado eduque a nuestros hijos para que en un futuro puedan robarles el 70% de lo que producen y que no movemos un dedo por cualquier injusticia que haga el estado contra nosotros, incluso si mata a un hijo nuestro. View quoted note →

Yo soy el primero que estoy en contra de lo que hacen algunos gitanos que tienen muy poco respeto por la propiedad privada pero dicho esto: - Promocionan la familia, es su núcleo existencial - Ahorran en oro y efectivo - No usan bancos - Se aprovechan del estado - Tienes sus propias leyes, pasan de las leyes del estado. - Sentimiento de comunidad y se defienden entre ellos. - Tienen armas - No dejan morir a sus ancianos solos en residencias - Muy importante, no pagan impuestos Esto es lo que desearía yo para los Bitcoiners. View quoted note →

It's so twisted that anyone who supports this is essentially saying it's okay for a girl who's been raped to take her own life, but you can't kill the rapist. View quoted note →

All states are passing laws in favor of euthanasia for anyone who chooses it of their own free will. This is sinister because it allows mentally ill people to end their lives without any kind of help or assistance, and because behind it all lies the organ donation industry. They pulled a fast one on you with abortion, and now they’re going to pull one on you with this. There are plenty of examples, such as in Canada, and now it’s Spain’s turn. I mentioned this a while back: this is no longer about central banks, Bitcoin, politics, or whatever you want—it’s about Good versus Evil. The god of statism is Satan.

It’s terrifying that governments have this in their hands. That idiot Binance CZ says he’s worried it might fall into the hands of a hacker—this moron seems to forget that the biggest killers in history aren’t terrorists; they’re governments.

CoinJoin, for example, is not a good solution; it does not improve fungibility—it actually worsens it by creating “good” and “bad” coins. When CoinJoin was first proposed, it was already noted that it would only be useful if a majority of users adopted it—something that has not happened. This crucial point has been overlooked.

And what pisses me off the most of all is that we don’t have privacy due to a total lack of will. First because Core is totally corrupt and second because we waste time on sterile debates like monkey jpgs, which is probably what the three-letter agencies want. Start by studying the LND case and its obstruction of BOLT12, maybe then you’ll start to understand things. View quoted note →

From a game theory perspective, it doesn’t seem like a very good strategy; the incentive is perverse. View quoted note →

You should also ask yourself why people who have been Bitcoin maximalists have abandoned it and ended up in Monero, and there are quite a few cases. And more and more Bitcoiners secretly accept Monero. Everyone has forgotten a fundamental law of social thermodynamics: - Without privacy there is no freedom. I am a bit naive and I still have hope that Bitcoin will solve this one way or another, and because I’m not one of those who think Monero is a substitute for Bitcoin, Monero is a completely different bet in terms of development and strategy, and in my case I consider it complementary, not a substitute. But in the next 10 years, when Bitcoiners and more Bitcoiners are tracked and accused by the state, whether guilty or innocent, through their footprint on the blockchain, you will remember these words. I also think you should be developing stuff on L2 since L1 is not used, and focus on what matters: privacy and decentralization on L1.

BIP-110 was dead on arrival, which is why I never supported it. We have to face reality: BIP-110 has been a disastrous strategy. It should only have been launched if Knots nodes were in the majority; you can’t push this through with just 20% of nodes being Knots. The Bitcoin community is really screwed, and many people don’t even realize it. The only option is to start with an independent client—one with a cypherpunk ethos above all else and a strong emphasis on promoting privacy and decentralization. We don’t have that yet, and it’s nowhere near happening.

Good morning!

When I was young, I thought I could change things; then I realized that it wasn’t things that needed changing, but people; and then I realized that nothing can be changed. Right now, all I have left is faith. Faith and the belief that Jesus Christ was real and that he left us an irrefutable and unshakable moral code—I don’t even care whether he is the Son of God or not, or whether God exists or not; his teachings transcend all of that for me. I only believe in Jesus Christ as a man; I stopped believing in other men a long time ago.

“The road to hell is paved with good intentions”