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I said this to a mining bro at tabconf 2023 and he looked at me like I just strangulated his baby.
Then kept saying HASHRATE DOESN'T MATTER AND DOESN'T AFFECT PROFITS.
Need a good name for this mental illness. Miner Derangement Syndrome?
I thought you could only jump the shark 1 time but The Rock proved me wrong.
I did not smell what he was cookin.
Means > Do > Is
Bitcoiner autists and engineers in general want to talk about what something IS.
You are better off discussing how this thing is a MEANS to accomplish THEIR ENDS then work backward & touch on what it DOES.
I'm proud to have been born in Utica, which Walter Cronkite more or less described as "a hive of villainy and scum".
For a while it was an arson capital of the US (insurance money).
Glad to see the tradition is continued at the state's expense.
damn didn't know @nitter was on here. Based.
Big fan.
Jamie's summary:
TLDR:
In this episode of the Tom Woods show, the host discusses the case of Roger Ver, a prominent figure in the Bitcoin community facing legal challenges related to taxes. The conversation delves into the broader implications of his case and the political dynamics at play.
Key Points:
- Roger Ver's fate hangs in the balance due to legal issues surrounding taxes.
- The discussion highlights the historical use of tax laws to target dissidents and control techniques.
- The case is not just about Bitcoin but has broader political implications.
- The guests emphasize the importance of supporting Roger Ver through a petition on freerogernow.org.
- The conversation touches on the parallels with the case of Ross Ulbricht and the potential for political victories.
Top Quotes:
- "If we can crush Roger Ver, if we can crucify Bitcoin Jesus, imagine what we can do to poor man's Bitcoin Jesus."
- "Make yourself and those you love less vulnerable to the regime, both mentally and physically."
Conclusion:
The episode sheds light on the legal challenges faced by Roger Ver and the significance of his case beyond the realm of Bitcoin. It underscores the importance of supporting individuals like Ver in the face of government overreach and control tactics.
Jamie's summary:
TLDR:
In this podcast episode of the Tom Woods show, Tom Woods discusses the early days of the internet and the role of Ken McCarthy in shaping its development. They explore how decisions made in the early 1990s paved the way for the internet we have today, highlighting the importance of entrepreneurship and innovation.
Key Points:
- Ken McCarthy played a significant role in shaping the development of the internet in the early 1990s.
- The podcast delves into the decisions and actions taken during critical years that led to the internet's current state.
- Tom Woods emphasizes the importance of entrepreneurship and seizing opportunities in the evolving digital landscape.
- The discussion touches on the transition from physical media like DVDs to online content delivery.
- The podcast reflects on the restrictions on commercial activity on the early internet and the gradual shift towards embracing business opportunities online.
Top Quotes:
- "He was part of something you don't even realize you owe him something."
- "The fact that we have a Tom Woods show at all and that it can reach anybody in the world means it is still a tremendous blow for human freedom."
Conclusion:
The podcast sheds light on the early days of the internet, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit and innovation that shaped its evolution. Through the story of Ken McCarthy, listeners gain insights into the transformative power of seizing opportunities and adapting to technological advancements.
once while driving by the Pentagon, my dog starting sniffing hard in that direction.
I said "sniff up Gus. That's the stinkiest building you'll ever smell"
Slightly unrelated but also funny.
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