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125,441 sats stacked
stacking since: #87627longest cowboy streak: 12npub1t5wc8...t2sqgk6dke
21 sats \ 0 replies \ @byzantine 23 Apr \ on: Tether, SoftBank Group, and Jack Mallers Launch Twenty One bitcoin
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1865602/000121390025034375/ea023922201ex99-3_cantor.htm
i'm pretty sure that they are going to use this space to both acquire bitcoin through financial products and also acquire companies that have been venture capital back in a liquid, but sats flow positive
I bet they acquire strike
gen z has a addition to "new things" and since most new books are not great they are unlikely to want to read something old.
when you read you process the new material in relation to old stuff. social media has caused people to only want to see new stuff.
culture of a family rots from the top. if the role models (parents) are addicted to their phones it is hypocritical to think kids won't want to be glued to a phone.
parents should lead by example and also put their phones away.
i hypothesize that these viral particles are mostly endogenous from the human genome and in periods of severe metabolic and nutritional stress we produce the viruses ourselves and shed these malformed rna and dna particles.
we call them viruses as if they are external and infecting "us" but really we are the sources of viral particles
this book could be one page.
"Countries go broke by spending too much and accumulating too much debt that they cannot repay."
The End.
sincerely,
Ray Dalio
The story reminded me of the carbon capture project that stronghold digital mining attempted to do. They were successful, but could never get carbon credit
where they aerate the fly ash that's produced from burning coal to create calcium carbonate, which is essentially limestone