0 sats \ 4 replies \ @k00b 4 Oct 2022 \ on: I'm Nik Bhatia, founder of The Bitcoin Layer and author of Layered Money. AMA. bitcoin
As someone who hasn't played much golf, what's the appeal? Seems like people who love, really love it.
golf is one of the best mental exercises. teaches patience. i learned how to compete in life via competing in golf. it's also an amazing place to clear your mind. sometimes i'll forget about everything else in the world for a few hours.
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I'm betting that there is one topic that does occasionally interrupt those few clear minded hours, Bitcoin! ;)
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i have been known to check levels (across asset classes) between shots ;)
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I know you didn't ask me but....It's one of the 3 most important games to learn in life.
1)Chess (it's the game of Kings and all the pieces go back into the box - you also learn about consequences REALLY fast)
2) Texas Holdem (it's the Cadillac of poker and one of the only games I know of that it's against the rules to tell the truth...you can't say I have two aces to your opponent...it teaches you to bluff and min/max your winnings as well as how to gamble and what your limits are)
3) Golf - 100% what @bhatiaipc said but also...take someone you don't know out golfing and learn what kind of person they are...do they cheat? give themselves a mulligan? not follow the rules or common currencies? do they get pissed off because they aren't as good as pros or couldn't make a ridiculously hard shot? How do they treat the staff? Do they just want to gamble and BS? Lots to learn about others as well as yourself.
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