A vicious cycle fueled by cheap fiat scams. Im so interested in the urbanism conversation, I think there is way more conceptual overlap that isnt fully appreciated (yet) by bitcoiners.

Yeah it's interesting, seems like most bitcoiners live either (a) in NYC or (b) on a farm. I'm in (a different) dense urban area, and I've always felt as though the most anonymous and decentralized means of transportation is a combination of bikes / micromobility and transit. But I suspect most bitcoiners come out of a conservative cultural and/or political milieu, which in America privileges "cars and jets" and the main mode of transportation. Anyway, maybe I'll bloviate more on a long-form post sometime

bro! keep preaching! bicycling culture in Amsterdam was a particular kind of liberty, i lived there about 3 mos and loved it. Electric scooters and bikes (and skateboards and one-wheels) and a culture that protects pedestrians would make medium-sized towns 50x more appealing.