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Matthew D
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Dreaming of a front porch fit enough for banjo plucking. Specializing in forestry and agriculture for over a decade.
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Matthew D 2 days ago
Thought I had relating to Mises regression theorem and United States as a consumer economy. I believe in the theory Mises states that consumables have a big role to play in a money monetizing. So it would stand to reason that the United States being a consumer-based economy would be the likely place for Bitcoin to monetize the most effectively transitioning from a store of value to a medium exchange. Kick-started by small businesses carving out niches and attacking the margins of the big centralized monopolies. Delivering goods and services that are higher quality for lower prices. Open to critique, or further questions about this idea train.
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Matthew D 2 days ago
Accepting fiat for soap at whitepaperstreetsoap.com Can do peer to peer deal via DM.
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Matthew D 2 days ago
Innovation causes prices to decrease overntime
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Matthew D 1 week ago
Bitcoin is an asymmetric peace tool. It's use has outsized effect on global peace.
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Matthew D 2 weeks ago
@jack Square online stores don't support adding Bitcoin payments. This seems like an oversight. Please fix.
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Matthew D 2 weeks ago
Saying Bitcoin uses a lot of energy is bad for the environment.
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Matthew D 3 weeks ago
4 seasons greetings to you all from Menards.
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Matthew D 1 month ago
You cant take anymore vacations because it uses too much energy. If you want to go south for the winter you have to walk
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Matthew D 1 month ago
Past generations were left with scars of war. Current generations should seek scars of building on Bitcoin.
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Matthew D 1 month ago
The next Bitcoin bull run will be a speculative lightning bull run.
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Matthew D 1 month ago
I haven't gone nostr, just fell back into the pit of despair of centralized social media for several months. Man it's insidious.
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Matthew D 2 months ago
Michael Saylor is wrong. His strategy of accumulating Bitcoin is directionally correct, but the strategy of leverage use isn't. The businesses that are truly innovative are accumulating Bitcoin, pushing for it's use as medium of exchange, and driving prices lower for their customers. MSTR is this grand rent seeking operation. It delivers value to all those exposed to its actions, but provides little in the way of real value for marketable goods and services. Build the first free market not by rent seeking on Bitcoins store of value, but by providing value driving prices lower and competing with real goods and services.
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Matthew D 2 months ago
I don't like the mass migration of illegal immigrants, but I also don't like the shitty gestapo tactics being employed by Immigration and Customs enforcement. Fully supportive of the efforts for community watch dogging the ICE. The government should be held accountable and law enforcement should have to work to do their jobs.
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Matthew D 2 months ago
The money has been fixed. Fix the world
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Matthew D 2 months ago
Is refusing to pay taxes a moral obligation? Meaning, is it possible that Bitcoin won't become a unit of account unless we have a revolution by which we coordinate not paying tax to the government? Idk, maybe not because the feds can just print the difference.
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Matthew D 3 months ago
Everyone who watched 4 Lyn Alden podcasts now suddenly has a thesis. Maybe it's a buzzword, but I've been noticing it's use way more.
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Matthew D 3 months ago
If Bitcoin carries with it American ideology/western freedoms then we should expect similar emergent complex behaviors to the 1776 revolution. The formation of factions...