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@DarthCoin wrote about it Natural Law here
Exchange for sats, whatever you no longer need.
Wise man (@DarthCoin) once said, and I quote:
"Spend your sats wisely"
If people buy Bitcoin on an exchange and leave it there... And they never interact 'on-chain' they just want others "to buy" and "pump their bags" Because they're "getting ready" for a "crypto" run and they've never actually made a Bitcoin transaction... or used it and they're not interested in that anyways...
I'm once again asking: What do you call someone who goes to the supermarket when hungry, buys food and leaves it right there in the supermarket without taking it home or eating it?
Have you thought about structuring in a way that others can contribute too?
Most definitely. That's the best way.
How you'd incentivize your kid(s) to master this skill?
Since there are many ways of reinforcement, I believe learner's best quality work will be incentivized with equivalent amount of sats depending on the quality
Asking for more opinions and suggestions.
Just to mention a few:
@DarthCoin
@kr
@k00b
@GhostofTruth
@cryotosensei
@siggy47
@Coinsreporter
@grayruby
@jimmysong
@SimpleStacker
@Natalia
@HR4BTC
@vSats
@ank
@denlillaapan
@TresDMan
@frostdragon
@Fabs
@supratic
@bitalion
@PictureRoom
@Rexdentron
@stack_harder
@unschooled
@IamSINGLE
@catoshi
@kytt
@Signal312
@Jippi
@jasonb
@kman2140
@bief57
@sophos
@MaxAWebster
I'll check Linda Taylor. Thank you for suggesting it.
Bitcoinizing poetry is a great way! It's about economic inclusivity, financial freedom, and individual sovereignty.
The hypothetical million-qubit machine Google describes would need to run continuously for days, maintain extremely low error rates, and coordinate billions of operations without interruption. Current quantum computers can barely maintain coherence for minutes—so again, don’t panic.
There's much work to be done.
So it seems more likely that we’ll see some sort of anti-quantum hard fork in the future before we witness the first quantum hack of the Bitcoin blockchain—fingers crossed.