<<Volatility brings traders, traders bring liquidity, liquidity unlocks institutions, institutions unlock sovereigns. At a certain scale, money is redefined. But it starts with volatility.>> woonomic,
<<Constraints can be liberating. By restricting your choices along one dimension, you can create more freedom along a dimension that’s more important to you>>
https://carlbmenger.substack.com/p/optionality
<<Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become. We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act, but a habit>>
Logan - thanks for this. Looking forward to learning more from you!
‘Bitcoin, as sound money, can allow adopters to sort of buy back their time, clearing space to pursue more abstract things like self-actualization, fulfillment, etc.
The more I think about Infinite Jest the more I want to figure out a way to merge negative freedom bitcoin culture with an under-discussed, under-explored positive freedom bitcoin culture. If we’ve died a kind of cultural/spiritual death as the result of things like addictive social media, endemic entertainment, mainstream media, etc., my hope is we can have a revival, a renaissance, and a Cambrian explosion of art and culture through the advancement of technologies like #bitcoin and #nostr.’
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I want to learn from people who are working to improve the state of humanity. I see a lot of potential in projects like bitcoin and nostr - decentralised, challenging the established ways and, perhaps most importantly, willing to work hard to make good things happen!
#introductions
apparently, you need to follow lots of people and respond with good comments. otherwise, the lack of interaction will likely drive you away
#introductions
it seems like a long term investment but probably a good hedge against a possible future where pseudonymous accounts will be banned/heavily restricted on platform based social media - in contrast to nostr which is a protocol.
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