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My current what Bitcoin really is take:
#Bitcoin structurally is governed by a decentralised network of nodes expending watts to impose a physical cost constraint to deter corruption of the system. This energy expended also produces unique compute that converts that specific work into the bitcoin unit itself. That unit has a capped supply which redeems the absolute scarcity characteristic. The scarcity of the units incentivises economic actors to ruthlessly attempt to acquire these units to wield the optimal purchasing power. This alone draws the attention of everyone operating in any of the conventional “money” networks. Fiat monies and commodities. Bitcoin mining as a result becomes highly competitive and expansive. Hash rate goes parabolic, meaning the security and decentralization of the network also goes parabolic. All this energy expended into the network for what though exactly. What could possibly account for this much energy and significance? History. Yes that’s right history. For the first time ever, we now have a ‘book’ that is forever expanding that cannot be changed or manipulated. Seriously profound. A foundation for the human race to start a new story that is govern by truth. An immutable memory bank for history to be written. No more lies, or altercations. This is what Bitcoin really is. History.

2025-04-27 23:50:04 UTC

“The security of title in property — the knowledge that you own something and that this fact cannot be altered arbitrarily — is one of the foundations of civilization itself.”
—Nick Szabo

2025-04-27 23:45:12 UTC

#Bitcoin is a protocol built to govern and preserve the integrity of data.
In other words, a machine that is converting watts into digital truth that cannot be altered.
A foundation for unforgeable history. An immutable book that is perpetually growing. No lies or manipulation. Just pure truth.

2025-04-18 12:02:30 UTC

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1 year later …

2025-03-31 05:12:44 UTC

The Timechain lives on

2025-03-27 19:22:34 UTC

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Post more Marty

2025-02-25 19:22:55 UTC

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Exerting energy with intent.

2025-02-25 19:17:17 UTC

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fyi

2025-02-22 02:45:30 UTC

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yes

2025-02-21 05:58:29 UTC

The challenge is finding ways to reintroduce the chaos, spontaneity, and intensity of the Dionysian—to dance, create, explore, and lose oneself in something greater.

2025-01-29 13:03:31 UTC

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knowledge is shifting from fixed artifacts to an ongoing dialogue

2025-01-29 12:59:55 UTC

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Post inspired by the book “The Price of Tomorrow” by @npub1s05…eyhe. A tremendous read for individuals that want to unravel the power of a deflationary world and the potential abundance that can be achieved. And the only way that can be truly manifested is through #Bitcoin.

2025-01-29 12:56:24 UTC

The Bitcoin Standard:
The total circulating supply of money is capped at 21M.
Banks that operate irresponsible balance sheets will not be bailed out in the event of a bank-run or credit crunch. The free market will decide the fate of success and failure across all economic activities. Most importantly, no individual, group, institution or government will be able to siphon wealth from holders of the currency through the act of inflation. Instead, the new norm will be perpetual deflation as technology continues to advance, boosting productivity and economic activity. Prices will be lower, giving individuals greater purchasing power. The new world will be more digital, more energy intensive and therefore more abundance for all. This can only be made possible with a monetary system that is open-source and backed by mathematics and physics, two domains that exhibit nothing but the truth. We have never before in the history of the human race seen a monetary system that is governed by truth and integrity. Individuals for the first time ever now have the ability to plan for the future with absolute clarity. This is what the Bitcoin standard can offer. A world that pushes for freedom and abundance.

2025-01-29 12:01:36 UTC

Soon all communication protocols will be open-source
English
Internet
Linux
Bitcoin
Nostr
_____(AI)

2025-01-28 22:39:43 UTC

Scarcity is linked to control.
Abundance is linked to freedom.

2025-01-28 22:29:03 UTC

If we don’t transition our money network into #bitcoin, the deflationary impact of AI won’t transpire freely and abundance will never unfold upon the populace. This is what the establishment is hindering—Abundance. It’s possible we just have to make it happen.

2025-01-28 18:56:47 UTC

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Ubiquitous tech holds the most power.

2025-01-23 15:27:40 UTC

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https://x.com/deitaone/status/1882449190674203123?s=46&t=PlQvLa-W8wkR62KAGr6aTA

2025-01-22 22:14:34 UTC

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Define crime

2025-01-22 10:00:21 UTC

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sweet, thanks Dylan

2025-01-22 00:51:59 UTC

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Last drop the design was dope (bought x2 hoodies) but the quality was mid. Will the quality be better on these?

2025-01-21 15:02:38 UTC

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Does Bitcoin care tho??

2025-01-21 01:13:23 UTC

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I’ll comment and zap then😒

2025-01-21 01:05:23 UTC

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10,000 is insane

2025-01-19 23:57:50 UTC

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ACCELERATE

2025-01-19 22:57:43 UTC

Shit-coins are Shit-ledgers

2025-01-19 22:47:33 UTC

If you would like to use the immutable time/truth-chain you must use the #bitcoin

2025-01-18 22:35:07 UTC

I hope El Salvador doesn’t end up like Atlantis.

2025-01-13 01:30:45 UTC

Time
Energy
Information
Scarcity
♻️

2025-01-08 11:28:40 UTC

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Watermelon

2025-01-07 15:13:17 UTC

Credit crunch inbound
The big print inbound
21m / ∞

2025-01-07 01:56:59 UTC

Information - Energy - Scarcity Time
Digitalization
Binary - Unicode - TCP/IP - HTTP
Bitcoin - AI
Renewable - Nuclear Energy
Abundance?

2025-01-02 15:09:37 UTC

Technology enhances productivity but redefines human labor.

2025-01-02 01:27:52 UTC

Primitive → Agrarian → Industrial → Post-Industrial → Automation-Driven → Decentralized → Post-Scarcity

2025-01-02 01:26:23 UTC

The Wealth of Time: How Humanity Trades for Tomorrow
Chapter 1. Primitive Economies (Hunter-Gatherer Stage)
• Start: ~200,000 BCE (emergence of Homo sapiens)
• End/Transition: ~10,000 BCE (advent of agriculture and domestication of animals)
Chapter 2. Agrarian Economies
• Start: ~10,000 BCE (Neolithic Revolution)
• End/Transition: ~1,500 CE (Renaissance, early global trade, beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in some regions)
Chapter 3. Feudal Economies
• Start: ~500 CE (fall of the Western Roman Empire and rise of feudal systems in Europe, similar systems elsewhere)
• End/Transition: ~1,700 CE (Age of Enlightenment, early Industrial Revolution, decline of feudalism)
Chapter 4. Mercantilist Economies
• Start: ~1,500 CE (Age of Exploration and colonization)
• End/Transition: ~1,800 CE (Industrial Revolution fully underway, global trade expands, national wealth shifts to production-focused economies)
Chapter 5. Industrial Economies
• Start: ~1,750 CE (Industrial Revolution begins in Britain, spreading globally)
• End/Transition: ~1970 CE (Post-Industrial economies emerge with the rise of services, computing, and globalization)
Chapter 6. Post-Industrial (Service-Based) Economies
• Start: ~1970 CE (rise of service sectors, finance, and the Information Age)
• End/Transition: ~2020–2030 CE (increasing automation and AI begin to dominate production and services)
Chapter 7. Automation-Driven Economies
• Start: ~2020–2030 CE (current stage, marked by rapid adoption of AI, robotics, and automation)
• End/Transition: ~2050–2070 CE (shift toward decentralized economies as blockchain and advanced renewable energy proliferate)
Chapter 8. Decentralized Economies
• Start: ~2050–2070 CE (widespread adoption of decentralized systems for finance, governance, and production)
• End/Transition: ~2100–2200 CE (transition toward post-scarcity as advanced automation eliminates resource scarcity)
Chapter 9. Post-Scarcity Economies (Speculative)
• Start: ~2100–2200 CE (hypothetical transition marked by abundant energy, advanced material science, and AI-driven resource management)
• End: Indeterminate (may represent a stable, long-term phase rather than a transient stage

2025-01-02 00:53:58 UTC

The trajectory of economies can be outlined as an evolution through key stages, reflecting the transformation of labor, capital, technology, and societal structures. Here’s a high-level overview from the beginning to a speculative end:
1. Primitive Economies (Hunter-Gatherer Stage)
• Core Characteristics:
• Subsistence-based, focused on fulfilling immediate survival needs (food, shelter).
• Labor is directly tied to survival tasks (hunting, gathering, toolmaking).
• No formalized currency; trade occurs through barter.
• Key Drivers:
• Scarcity of resources.
• Minimal specialization.
• Community-based cooperation.
• Transition Catalyst: The advent of agriculture and domestication of animals enables resource surpluses.
2. Agrarian Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Agriculture becomes the dominant mode of production, leading to settled communities.
• Labor specialization emerges (e.g., farmers, artisans, traders).
• Primitive forms of money (e.g., grain, livestock, precious metals) begin to replace barter.
• Key Drivers:
• Surplus production allows for trade and wealth accumulation.
• Social hierarchies develop around land ownership and resource control.
• Transition Catalyst: Technological advances (plows, irrigation) and population growth drive urbanization and commerce.
3. Feudal Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Land ownership dominates; wealth and power are concentrated among a ruling class.
• Labor is tied to land (serfs and peasants work for landlords in exchange for protection).
• Localized trade networks expand gradually.
• Key Drivers:
• Land as the primary source of wealth.
• Labor is tied to social status and obligations rather than wages.
• Transition Catalyst: Increased trade, the rise of merchant classes, and technological innovations (e.g., printing press) lead to the breakdown of feudal structures.
4. Mercantilist Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Global trade networks expand as exploration and colonization bring new resources.
• Wealth is measured in terms of accumulated gold and silver.
• Early forms of industrialization begin to appear.
• Key Drivers:
• Nationalism and the competition for resources.
• Governments regulate economies heavily to maximize national wealth.
• Transition Catalyst: The Industrial Revolution radically changes production methods and labor dynamics.
5. Industrial Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Mass production driven by machinery and factories; industrial capital becomes dominant.
• Urbanization increases as workers move from rural areas to cities.
• Wage-based labor replaces subsistence and feudal systems.
• Key Drivers:
• Technological innovation (steam engines, electricity).
• Expansion of global markets and trade.
• Rise of capitalist systems and private enterprise.
• Transition Catalyst: Continued innovation (e.g., electricity, internal combustion engines) and the emergence of service industries.
6. Post-Industrial (Service-Based) Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Services and knowledge industries (e.g., finance, healthcare, education) dominate over manufacturing.
• Digital technology transforms communication and commerce.
• Labor shifts to specialized and cognitive work.
• Key Drivers:
• Globalization and interconnected markets.
• Automation begins replacing routine manufacturing jobs.
• Information and data become key drivers of value.
• Transition Catalyst: Advances in computing and the internet lead to the Information Age.
7. Automation-Driven Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Automation and AI dominate production and services, significantly reducing the need for human labor.
• Labor becomes bifurcated: high-skill innovation jobs and low-skill service jobs.
• Wealth concentrates in the hands of capital owners (those controlling automation tools and intellectual property).
• Key Drivers:
• Exponential technological advancements.
• Shift to platform economies and gig work.
• Transition Catalyst: Breakthroughs in AI, robotics, and renewable energy.
8. Capital-Concentrated Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Ownership of productive capital (e.g., automation, AI systems) becomes the primary source of wealth.
• Money, labor, and wealth networks shrink as fewer individuals participate in traditional economic roles.
• Social and economic inequality increases unless counterbalanced by policies (e.g., universal basic income).
• Key Drivers:
• Declining relevance of human labor in value creation.
• Rise of monopolistic or oligopolistic control of capital.
• Transition Catalyst: Societal demand for redistribution or systemic shifts to alternative economic models.
9. Decentralized Economies
• Core Characteristics:
• Blockchain technology and decentralized networks democratize access to capital and production tools.
• Peer-to-peer systems (e.g., decentralized finance, local energy production) reduce reliance on centralized authorities.
• Collaborative ownership models (e.g., DAOs—Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) proliferate.
• Key Drivers:
• Public demand for economic inclusion and transparency.
• Technology that eliminates the need for centralized institutions.
• Transition Catalyst: Widespread adoption of blockchain, renewable energy, and decentralized governance tools.
10. Post-Scarcity Economies (Speculative End State)
• Core Characteristics:
• Advanced automation, AI, and energy systems (e.g., fusion or advanced renewables) eliminate scarcity of resources.
• Goods and services become abundant, rendering traditional labor and money systems obsolete.
• Societies shift toward purpose-driven systems focused on well-being, creativity, and exploration.
• Key Drivers:
• Breakthroughs in resource efficiency, material science, and energy generation.
• Global collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
• Transition Catalyst: Achievement of technological singularity or near-universal access to advanced production systems.
Summary of the Trajectory
• Primitive → Agrarian → Industrial → Post-Industrial → Automation-Driven → Decentralized → Post-Scarcity.
• Economies evolve from resource-driven and labor-intensive systems to capital- and knowledge-based systems, ultimately progressing toward automation and abundance.
• Each stage is catalyzed by technological, social, and environmental changes, with wealth concentration and inequality being recurring challenges until decentralization and post-scarcity solutions emerge.

2024-12-14 20:57:49 UTC

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Golf good, tennis better

2024-12-13 00:19:59 UTC

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I will not say no to some sats!

2024-12-12 11:39:11 UTC

Kodak missed the digital camera
Microsoft just missed digital capital

2024-12-11 21:01:47 UTC

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Do you play tennis jack?

2024-12-11 09:18:49 UTC

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GM
https://m.primal.net/Msrh.jpg

2024-12-10 12:32:47 UTC

I go on Twitter to see the noise and #nostr to see the signal.

2024-12-09 19:12:29 UTC

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Digital intelligence & Digital energy

2024-12-09 01:13:04 UTC

What is going to influence the market the most is really the only question you need to ask.

2024-12-09 00:09:38 UTC

satoshi digitized purchasing power.

2024-12-07 02:12:45 UTC

computers exist to methodically convert one form of encoded information into another, more useful form.

2024-12-05 13:13:52 UTC

#Bitcoin turns energy—a universal and objective measure—into a form of money that is equally universal and objective.

2024-12-03 15:04:55 UTC

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GM stay humble

2024-12-02 02:10:59 UTC

ineffability

2024-12-02 01:55:46 UTC

If evolution does indeed have an underlying set of goals to maximise an individual beings survivability, reproduction and its ability thrive in its environment, then I’m starting to contemplate the possibility that
evolution has some sort of divine process that is guiding beings towards an “Omega Point” where evolution has fulfilled its purpose and every being ends up in a state of absolute freedom.

2024-11-19 00:33:38 UTC

You either back the deficits with blood or bitcoin.

2024-11-15 00:14:07 UTC

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Appreciate the zap⚡️♻️

2024-11-12 00:43:19 UTC

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jack did your mic break or something 😂

2024-10-25 03:28:46 UTC

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I suspect there agenda is to foist control over the masses to preserve power over laws, resources etc. Or maybe something deeper?

2024-10-25 03:13:42 UTC

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In your opinion what do you think there telos is by doing so.

2024-10-24 15:26:31 UTC

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Technically a 3v1 in the end😂

2024-10-21 16:49:52 UTC

The noise sells.

2024-10-21 13:34:01 UTC

People are getting emotional to what Saylor said regarding third party custodians. IT DOES NOT MATTER. The whole point of Bitcoin is that it gives you an actual choice to make your own decision. If Bitcoin doesn’t care, why do you???

2024-08-25 10:37:00 UTC

UNSEIZABLE MONEY
UNSEIZABLE SPEECH
THEY CAN’T STAND IT.

2024-08-14 13:37:10 UTC

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GM ODELL

2024-08-13 18:52:06 UTC

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This is a comment sir not a post.

2024-08-12 21:48:32 UTC

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federal question😂

2024-08-12 21:32:01 UTC

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zap zap zapppppp

2024-08-10 22:18:44 UTC

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No but yes 🫠

2024-07-28 20:35:25 UTC

The most powerful form of digital data is #bitcoin.

2024-07-26 21:17:11 UTC

Bravo @npub1sn0…jdv9 👏

2024-06-26 21:39:31 UTC

Satoshi made a way, so you could break away.
#Bitcoin

2024-06-14 11:53:37 UTC

We are all converting our perception of reality into a sequence of symbols.

2024-06-14 11:45:41 UTC

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I’ve just realised I kept saying morality instead or mortality ffs😂

2024-06-14 11:41:21 UTC

GM #nostr

2024-06-14 11:40:06 UTC

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The question you need to ask is, how do humans create in the first place and more importantly why? Always comes back to the interplay between morality and general finitude. AI, as with everything else has to respond to general finitude or simply the confines of physics and the like, but can it replicate morality. The fact that humans and every other living thing has to respond to morality, it gives us these innate faculties and proclivities that perhaps AI will never be able to endure or feel. So sure AI’s will be able to create things when prompted by the human, but when it comes to an autonomous AGI where, why, and how will it find its telos or purpose to create?

2024-06-14 11:18:22 UTC

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Until you give it one.

2024-05-30 21:48:54 UTC

“End of an empire”
—@npub1sg6…f63m

2024-05-11 15:58:50 UTC

Remove politics from money
#bitcoin

2024-05-09 21:28:45 UTC

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“Don’t be a bitch”
—jack mallers

2024-05-04 14:40:36 UTC

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It’s really just resource allocation fraud

2024-04-30 23:18:32 UTC

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euphoria

2024-04-25 18:01:54 UTC

Nothing stops this synergy:
internet + #nostr + #bitcoin

2024-04-23 16:50:23 UTC

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Mmmm.

2024-04-23 16:39:57 UTC

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Is Block trying to compete against bitmain or is this an entirely different project?

2024-04-23 13:18:42 UTC

#Bitcoin standard would stop the acquisition of unjust economic power.

2024-04-19 21:04:50 UTC

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LFG

2024-04-19 14:32:36 UTC

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TIME TO HALF YOUR ZAPS ODELL ;)

2024-04-19 14:30:42 UTC

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AND THE RIDE GOES ON
GM.

2024-04-18 15:10:38 UTC

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Dude is salty af cry harder.

2024-04-18 12:33:17 UTC

When there is no scarcity governing a monetary system, exploitation of the money supply becomes inevitable, thereby facilitating fraud in resource allocation.

2024-04-09 23:39:27 UTC

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Same

2024-03-31 22:53:18 UTC

Information is the resolution of uncertainty.
Use first principles thinking to seek information with the upmost veracity.
Careful when constructing a model with information that has not been studied.
Information can easily be weaponised to manipulate the receiver to thinking they are on a more certain path.

2024-03-31 22:37:28 UTC

money holds the most capacity to influence the acquisition of work (labor).

2024-03-28 12:06:56 UTC

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YESSIR

2024-03-26 20:51:13 UTC

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I know u heard that verse

2024-03-25 20:48:17 UTC

REAL EFFECTS OF A CAPPED SUPPLY WILL BE FELT THIS CYCLE.
PREPARE ACCORDINGLY.

2024-03-22 17:01:15 UTC

Which has more power for acquiring work (labor).
Digital Intelligence (AI) or Digital Energy (Bitcoin)?
#Nostr

2024-03-22 16:56:25 UTC

Digital Purchasing Power
#Bitcoin

2024-03-21 13:27:32 UTC

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COMPETE GM