space marine 2 is great. i'm sure a lot of you guys were deprived little boys who though you were too cool for tabletop, but not only as a 40k game, it's fun

crypto means without conviction or focus

GM. In the UK we don't have public holidays. We have slave master holidays.

Don't understand why you'd want to build in someone else's walled garden. Fuck em.

Saving in these conditions is an uphill battle.

Given how bad inflation and real wages have got, I suspect this is the toughest 1st bear market so far by some distance. I suspect the next one will be even tougher. I have so much respect for plebs old and new.

Money printing begets more money printing and a lot of money has been printed.

The working class need bitcoin to survive

Your cause elevates you. Hold on to it.

When this thing reaches critical mass, it really starts making a difference. What's been built with bitcoin so far is nothing compared to what's to come.

The world has never been more ready for bitcoin

If you're alive today and adopt bitcoin at some point in your life -you might be slow- but you can't be late.

Growth for the sake of growth is called cancer.

Been thinking about Saylor's "borrowing against bitcoin" and the consequences, not to the person borrowing so much, but the wider consequences of the behaviour. Links with timestamps The majority of this interview was fantastic but Saylor went a bit deeper on this borrowing against bitcoin / bitcoin as collateral and in the second video Peter Dunworth talks about what 'will happen' with bitcoin & what rehypothecation and leverage banks could do should it be "declared" a currency rather than a property and how banks may even want to pay you so they can leverage your bitcoin. I think both outcomes are sharkish/fiat/shitcoin/yeild minded. The majority of this is fantastic by Saylor, but on this point I'm hearing him really consider using Bitcoin to get "risk free yeild" essentially, and whether it's with risk or not, but to my mind this is antithetical to Austrian economics and frames bitcoin as a tool for the fiat system rather than a different system entirely as maybe Jeff Booth best describes. I appreciate that he talks frequently about how not to push people away from bitcoin, how to help rather than hurt the cause, that you have a better chance of changing someone's mind if you're polite rather than toxic and be aggressive only when it's life or death. But on this point, trying to convince money to move into bitcoin by pushing ideas which may cause a lot of harm doesn't seem the best way to go about it either.

The only reason the price would stop going up is if the block height stopped going up. That doesn't seem likely.

Bitcoin is a vessel

You will own nothing but bitcoin and be happy

People still believe that covid vaccines gave us herd immunity to it.

As it is better if bitcoin is adopted gradually, it is better if shitcoins die gradually

The system is defective. We live in a place and time of relative peace and cooperation but everybody working to live within it are becoming less free and less wealthy.