The madness is that not of the people but that of the elite. It is a somewhat designed madness, because power is threatened. Your favorite influencer will peddle this madness through the front door of your brain, so that you think you have a problem. FWIW, you do have a problem, it's just not what they're telling you it is.
You wanted to drain the swamp, but you forgot to plan for what should be built in its place and to get some rough consensus on that. But nevertheless the swamp got drained. Say goodbye to the old swamp, hello newer, bigger, and as you'll find, an ultimately more awful swamp. All the alligators are dead but in a few years you'll find the pests and viruses that took the alligators' place are more pesky, and harder to get rid of. And they'll be a problem once they have digested the corpses left behind.
Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, the Financial Times
fuck. them. Learn to think for yourself. You're not going to change the world by hoping that other people do your work for you, especially not people with a vested interest against your cause. If you want to change the world, do the work. Do not expect powerful people to be in your corner, and if they say they are, there's a good chance that they are trying to get your sats.
I propose to simply ignore the fiat maxis sometimes, because Brandolini's law applies and we need time to be productive. Bullshit isn't productive.
The madness is that not of the people but that of the elite. It is a somewhat designed madness, because power is threatened. Your favorite influencer will peddle this madness through the front door of your brain, so that you think you have a problem. FWIW, you do have a problem, it's just not what they're telling you it is.
You wanted to drain the swamp, but you forgot to plan for what should be built in its place and to get some rough consensus on that. But nevertheless the swamp got drained. Say goodbye to the old swamp, hello newer, bigger, and as you'll find, an ultimately more awful swamp. All the alligators are dead but in a few years you'll find the pests and viruses that took the alligators' place are more pesky, and harder to get rid of. And they'll be a problem once they have digested the corpses left behind.
fuck. them. Learn to think for yourself. You're not going to change the world by hoping that other people do your work for you, especially not people with a vested interest against your cause. If you want to change the world, do the work. Do not expect powerful people to be in your corner, and if they say they are, there's a good chance that they are trying to get your sats.
I propose to simply ignore the fiat maxis sometimes, because Brandolini's law applies and we need time to be productive. Bullshit isn't productive.