I dont know if y'all saw the Minasota fraud movie, but this is a good response:

Do you believe corporate greed is the reason for the wealth gap and inequality? How much time have you spent considering what percent of the inequality and wealth gap is due to monetary production alone? If you have never considered this, why not? I think you should at least consider the possibility. Is it possible that giving issuance of our currency to private banks to practice fractional reserve banking and lending money that never existed to the government to be paid back with interest with our tax dollars contributors significantly to this problem? As an analogy, if you discovered that the referees in a game of soccer were paid to throw the game in the favor of one team, would that be a good reason to say there should no longer be winners and loosers in soccer? Or perhaps we should create a board that chooses how to redistribute points from the winning team to the loosing team to make it fair? Perhaps before we start redistributing points we should put fair referees in? If there was a system of soccer goal redistribution and these goals were worth billions of dollars each, what are the chances that the soccer goal redistribution board avoids the corruption that got the referees in the first place? “Fix the money, fix the world”. #Bitcoin

Does anyone have a good YouTube suggestion to show my normie friends how bitcoin is stabilizing energy grids? 🙏

"In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect savings from confiscation through inflation." -Alan Greenspan (Fed reserve chairman 1996-2006)

WTF! Wallet of Satoshi, why is my region not supported?

"As society becomes more productive and technologically advanced, money is *supposed* to grow in value. This is literally the mechanism by which the fruits of all our labor are shared. By all the things we need and want becoming more affordable. If everything is getting more expensive while technology is advancing, someone is stealing from you." -Guy Swan

Blue collar, technical dummy, bitcoin lover here. Can someone explaine what is happening behind the code or how it's generating SATs? Thank you 🙏

I'm currently reading The Fiat Standard by Saifedean Ammous, and there's a chapter discussing how scientific journals have been co-opted by the fiat system. It reminded me of Nicolas Dorier’s My Trust in You is Broken documentary, which really inspired me. He made BitPay obsolete—why can't we do the same to the legacy scientific publishing model? We could replicate the most well-known journal names on NOSTR—fully open-source, completely free. Anyone could submit papers, and peer review could work in a decentralized, Reddit-style format.

I'm staying at the most gorgeous hostile in the middle of no where Colombia (near Los Santos, Santander). The sport rock climbing on single pitch sandstone is amazing. I have just orange pilled the wonderful woman who runs the hostile and will be paying for my stay in Bitcoin! ⚡⚡⚡⚡ If you climb, check out the hostile:

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Check out the rock climbing: https://www.fundacionrocasdelamojarra.org/ Mangos, avocados, and limes grow on the trees at the hostile. The climbing is a 5 minute walk. Everything is cheap and hopefully will be priced in sats in the near future. If your not a climber you can take a guided rock climbing day.