Listening to Simon always expands the frame, and thank you, Efrat, for bringing him to your audience. I think a lot of people are going to discover how clearly he reveals the patterns behind the surface. Repeated listening to Simon sharpens what he is pointing to. I canβt help linking this to the art world, which I was part of and had to escape, as I refused to comply, watching how every piece and every person plays a role in a bigger scheme that revolves around money laundering and the quiet compromises people make between integrity and principles just to belong to a certain class.
This conversation opens multiple lines of inquiry. You both only scratch the surface. When people get upset, it usually means something true is being mirrored back to them. So thank you, Efrat. This was profound. I love Simon. Iβve been listening to him for a while now. What a beautiful human being.
Bottom line: stack sats. Run a node. If you can mine, do that too. Donβt use your coins as collateral. Keep educating yourself and keep your coins in cold storage. All of this is simple, yet it requires discipline.
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