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41 sats \ 2 replies \ @Slestak_Jack 22h \ on: Election Truly Broke People's Brains (Heather Heying, Natural Selections) Politics_And_Law
I hear this from a variety of sources, and I think a common denominator is Network Television, and perhaps some PBS and newspaper. I think others work in areas, like teachers, that have the echo chamber effect.
Sometimes I play dumb and ask where I should go to get information about the topics that have them concerned. Not sure what we can do other than invite them to join society, and leave your pronouns at the door.
He has to play that game though to get Bitcoin exposure on the market. The idea I had was to take profits from MSTR and buy Bitcoin. The problem that I have is that it's hard to sell when it's going up so aggressively. I also have BITO and BITX. I jump on the fiat miner all week too.
I wouldn't doubt that perhaps no income tax up to some middle class number might be very popular and doable. I like the idea of tariffs, as long it replaces income taxes.
I got the audio book version of the Bitcoin Standard so that I can listen while driving. I like that it gives the history of money so that people get a context for understanding the importance and impact that hard money can have. The why is important, then move to the "how".
Trump returns to the White House with the wisdom of experience. He understands the games from the inside now, so we should a better team (already see the starting lineup). If (((President))) Trump follows thru on his promise to release Ross Ulbricht then we have a pretty good indication of the seriousness of intentions and follow-thru.
I am optimistic while reserving my enthusiasm for the next couple weeks as he starts gathering a larger team.
Hi Adam, really like the wallet. I have made it my goto for bringing new people into the Bitcoin fold.
My one AMA is this, is dark mode coming soon? Kills my eyes when checking my stash in the middle of the night.
Thank you
The question poses a problem. You said "good", which implies a moral view that we share without stating what that is. Altruism then gets inserted and off we go. Because you are swimming in the waters of a Judeo/Christian worldview from centuries of moral development under their influence you can assume a certain morality is shared. in the past it was the right of Kings to do as they pleased because it was believed that they were appointed by God. Christianity came along and inserted a virus into the system, it stated that all men are equal in the eyes of God.
We can also go back further to the Mosaic idea of "Eye for an Eye" which is interpreted as retribution, but instead it put limits on Justice. A rich man does not get to take the life of a poor man because the poor man harmed his donkey.
So to the question of "has religion done any good?"
Your idea of good came from religion.