Cool! Thanks the summary :))) Full of valuable info.

I'm also incredibly happy to see that my story was so well-received by the Stacker News users. Yaaay!!! A few more (still in drafts) are waiting to be published ;)

Thank YOU, Sir. Indeed, it's been inspired by 'our reality'; meant to serve as a reminder of what not to become + what to value, regardless of the mass narrative. I.e. true freedom, the freedom of mind.

As for a movie, it's not an easy task ;), nor a cheap one, even when it comes just to the animation. However, you can listen to this story on Fountain [https://fountain.fm/episode/1RXB9eqwoxutc9IySzly]. It feels a bit less organic than the written form, but it might make up for the lack of visuals... at least for now. ;)

Thanks a lot :))) The story is fiction, but it's not too far from reality ;) There are maaaaaaaany people, especially in the West, who are too 'spoiled' by their 'comfort' and routines. They're also blinded by the system, so even when things get bad, they don't wake up. In fact, these very people often love attacking those who are not afraid to stand up // speak out... That's why I focus so much on the youngsters who, like Syntra, can still see through the lies and change their Matrix-like fate

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one of my favourite projects for kids/teens/families :))) a modern 'saving jar' powered by sats.

yup :))) still a few titles I haven't read. Recently got more into geopolitics + decentralized medicine, and with bitcoin, fiction (in the middle of the 2nd book by 21 Futures, "Financial Fallout" - interesting stuff, can recommend)

thanks :))) need to fix it

Thanks :))) I made it mostly for kids/teens (12+) but adults as well. True, the design is a bit "childish," but it can help esp. beginners learn new things and discuss the presented topics in a broader way, no matter their age.

Good content + a very IMPORTANT topic! For the future, consider adding Vexl as well ('a mobile app giving its users a simple, accessible and safe way to trade bitcoin as it was intended — peer-to-peer and without KYC'). Also, I wouldn't recommend Ledger ;) (too many controversies, too many problems in the past) ; BitBox is way better to get into the list.

My pleasure. Good stuff!