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stacking since: #163128longest cowboy streak: 54
It happens, and is good because it indicates something isn't 100% right for the payment to be routed through existing channels due maybe to insufficient capacity or other issues.
Are you running LNbits in your own node? Do you have enough channels or liquidity to receive payments?
Is a good practice to keep channels balanced with 50% liquidity, so in the case you recently opened channels they have probably near 100% liquidity in the peer(s) side, meaning you can send but can not receive.
To receive payments, you want other peers to open channels toward your node, and there are different ways to achieve it.
If your node is new, try to ask maybe in the ~lightning territory for some stackers to open a channel with your node, share your node identifier publicly or privately, depending on what's your goal.
Congrats on taking this path. It is a great investment for you and your kid(s)' future. I've been involved in education somehow, one of the latest findings is Alpha school for the Alpha gen! You can read more here #999543
I'm a bit skeptical on the use of Ai for education, probably because it still too early.
The curriculum it's great! Have you thought about structuring in a way that others can contribute too? Maybe upload it on GitHub or any other platform that allows collaboration so it will be easier to comment specific sections, add resources and add new sections.
One of the skills I think is imprescriptible and at the core is curiosity, the art of asking questions (to humans first, not prompts for Ai - or maybe both!) and consequently problem solving. How you'd incentivize your kid(s) to master this skill?
that's the question @supertestnet is trying to respond too
“Teachers of all kinds have enslaved man with this affair of tithing, for not themselves understanding the nature of tithing and being themselves fearful of lack, they have led their followers to believe that a tenth part of their income should be given to the Lord.” —Neville Goddard
12y old project, imagine what's possible today!