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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @coinhome 1 Jun \ on: Czech justice minister resigns over $45M Bitcoin gift from convict Politics_And_Law
Lack of regulation and the possibility that funds may come from illicit activities can generate distrust and controversy.
It's great that artists are offering their works for Bitcoin. It's good to see how Bitcoin is not only transforming finance, but also culture.
In Los Angeles, the fact that most train lines terminate downtown limits options for those living in more remote areas. This not only exacerbates traffic but can also impact quality of life by making people more dependent on cars.
Imagine Laszlo's regret every year, thinking about what those bitcoins would be worth today, it's crazy.
If the government loses its credit rating, it will have to pay more on its debts. Making cuts can help, but it can also hurt people.
I spend more than 12 hours in front of the computer, I've practically forgotten what it's like to watch television, if I'm out I'm on my cell phone, these habits drive me crazy.
I think it's a matter of survival; sometimes we need to adapt to circumstances in order to live and continue fighting for change.
Interesting what Cashu is achieving. Yesterday I learned that two LN wallets on Telegram integrated Cashu reception. Good day.
The Concorde was a testament to what we could achieve: flying faster than time. But it was expensive, noisy, and polluting. Today, with better technology, maybe it's time to try again.
You're absolutely right to feel uncomfortable. If we believe subsidies and state oppression are unfair, we shouldn't celebrate benefiting from them, even if they come from abroad. Sometimes the economic argument makes us forget empathy and moral coherence. It's not about stopping buying everything, but about recognizing that not everything cheap is good, and sometimes looking the other way is more comfortable.