0 sats \ 32 replies \ @Natalia 16 Oct 2023 \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
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What about "boating accidents"?
Yes they might not believe it and they'll put me in prison anyway.
But they can't get my bitcoins. So in my mind, I still win lmao
But seriously: I don't want to hide myself. I would rather put up a fight than try to hide doing stuff which might have bad consequences if a government goes rogue.
But maybe that's my problem: I'm too naive or idealistic.
I just think if we have to hide, we already lost.
As @DarthCoin would say: Fuck governments, they are (or at least should be) servants. And we should act like that.
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Human kind has never before experienced the invention of absolute digital scarcity.
Is that a Saylor quote?
And I am not sure how this is related to this thread. You mean because human kind has never experienced something like bitcoin before, we're blissfully unaware of the consequences?
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Michael Saylor's insight into the revolutionary nature of Bitcoin as the embodiment of absolute digital scarcity is nothing short of brilliant. The world is just beginning to grasp the profound implications of this invention, and the journey toward recognizing its true value is an exciting evolution.
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I know that my Sats are always be there for me. 🙋🏽
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I always wonder how some Bitcoiners live their life in the open, eg. those shares their name, face, locations, even some shared faces of their kids etc
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Good protection I guess.
Or just good connections (= good protection)
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I missed out :(