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I think you might have inverted the pyramid; you should have started with LN—which is simpler—sent him a few satoshis, had him send some back to you, and then gradually moved him over to the mainnet.
You could have opened a website and bought a few things with those sats; I don't know if there's a coffee shop, a pizzeria, or somewhere near you where you could pay with Bitcoin, but you needed to let him "touch" the reality of what it can actually do. That’s what I think he really wanted, and it’s what I believe we often lack when explaining Bitcoin.
Tomorrow is my wedding anniversary. I've bought some flowers for my wife to give her in the morning. They look beautiful. We'll see when they arrive.
the desire for the easy way out,
and really not understanding anything about Bitcoin while just wanting to make a profit (without denying that one wants profits too).....!
The question I always ask is: why pay a treasurer when you can buy your own BTC and handle your own custody? For the dividends?
I’ve just read your articles, and they align quite closely with my current way of thinking. That said, I still feel a deep need to own something I can truly call my own, even if I don’t use it every day. Ironically, I have tools that sit unused for months, so I certainly understand the efficiency argument in favor of renting.
A house is another example: it provides stability—especially if you have a family—but it also ties you to a specific location.
I’m still torn between that freedom and ownership. Perhaps I just need to let my perspective on it mature a little more.
I’ve also seen those people who are like vampires—not the kind that suck your blood, but the kind that drain your energy... people you visit and leave feeling depressed, feeling awful... even wanting to die... you feel bad every time you see them.
No I mentioned that I went to Brazil for the bitcoin++ exploits edition in February
My ear for English is terrible, hahaha.
Thank God for subtitles, hahaha.
For a while, I struggled with my beard—it’s not as thick as yours looks in the video—but I just let it grow out, and now I just keep it groomed. Looking at photos from about three years ago, I look like a kid without that beard; it’s a huge difference.
It really depends on personal taste, though... so don't worry about it.
I'm @ek and I'm a real person,
hahahha
You say they're in Brazil—is that right? I don't understand English very well.
PS: You should let that beard grow out instead of fighting it; with that long hair, you'd look like a real Viking.
Yes, I’ve noticed that... they’re quick to associate colors, phrases, or anything at all just to validate their arguments.
If, by some law of the universe, dogs had to wear clothes: Should the pants cover only the two hind legs (leaving the back and tail exposed), or should they cover all four legs up to the neck?
This is a good question for ~Animal_World
What’s the weirdest job you’ve ever had?