0 sats \ 0 replies \ @knorozov 13 May \ parent \ on: Maxis lost the plot bitcoin
Just follow better people. I didn't see anything in my timeline that aligns with what you're describing.
It's so tiring, these Sheila's in their period crying: "All maxis say this and it's wrong!!!". Never giving an example from an actual hardcore maxi who actually said that.
So a post like this is not serious but 'just to get people involved'. It reads pretty serious, I wonder if people realize it's not.
Anyway, turns out I was right then: you're not truly interested. The internet doesn't need people to post things to 'get them involved', you're wasting peoples time and trying to earn sats with your bs stories.
As I see it, you're not truly interested in the topics you start and it seems you're stuck in endless mental exercises. From experience (believe me) I know that's not a fun way to live life and it's hard to get out of that from within that framework. So yes I said something that was a little challenging.
Reading your responses, my take could be right on the money, but who knows. In the end only you.
Be well.
They are not identical, but essentially the same, you know that. You like to think about it but will never do it. In three months you will do another post on how to find partners for a hiking trip in you home country, or whatever. Just give up, accept that you will never go and have a boring, regular life.
The Duran podcast is a goldmine for people interested in this kind of stuff. I remember episodes they did on this subject.
This is why as bitcoin goes up, private jets will be bought up by bitcoiners who don't want to play along anymore.
"It's "deregulation". And to call it "regulation" instead of "deregulation" is using Orwellian double-think."
What a bunch of bs. This is called corruption, because the rules will be used to keep out competition. Deregulation is taking the regulators away, not subjecting them to the will of the lucky few.
Study the Asch and Milgram experiments (on conformity and obedience). All the other advices given here, follow naturally from there.
Those were exciting times. If you want a broader perspective, the youtube channel World Crypto Network (excuse the title, this started in 2013) by Thomas Hunt, was very active in that time. Every week there was a "The Bitcoin Group" broadcast that had different guests on every time. A great look into the history of those years. I hope someone has those videos backed up.
For example search "bitcoin group #135" (use any number between 120 and 160 to get a bitcoin group broadcast of the 2016-2017 period).
Casa has disgusting racist views and I remember some prominent Swan people applauding it. Terrible. A good reason never to recommend these companies.
The key thing of this question is: where?
Any approach that is not taken on a world wide level, will just drive away the future of finance outside your country. Even in the US, which has the most regulatory power to fight bitcoin, there are strong forces in play that do not want that.
Bitcoin has already won.