Jason Hodlers

Homeschooling father of 6 | INFP | Follower of the Way | Bitcoin maximalist | Organizer of the npub1fdc5nr47gx8pcz9cppyat9fx0gc9hv48nke7pf78drx7rpqw28ksqgx779 meetup.
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

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2026-09-08 21:43:29 UTC

Every altcoin is doomed to fail, and the BLAKE2b Bitcoin fork will be no different. Even if a new coin is founded on high ideals (and Luke Dashjr's BLAKE2b coin seems to be) those ideals are always trumped by human incentives.
People act to improve their situation. When a new currency launches into a world that already knows what real money looks like, almost nobody treats the new tokens as something to hold and use long-term. Instead, they treat them as something to extract value from. That simple fact of human action has killed every engineered alternative throughout history, and it is killing them still.
This is not about code quality, hash functions, or regulation. It's about praxeology, the study of purposeful human action. Ludwig von Mises put it cleanly: action is "will put into operation and transformed into an agency." It is the conscious choice of means to reach preferred ends under scarcity. Murray Rothbard added that we start from the undeniable fact that people have goals and select means to attain them. When those means include a newly created token that everyone already understands is softer than the hardest money available, the rational action is to dump it.
The Kirtland Safety Society
I was raised Mormon/LDS (though I'm not one anymore), so I grew up hearing about the Kirtland Safety Society. In 1836–1837, the early Latter-day Saint community in Kirtland, Ohio, faced heavy debts. Church leaders organized the Kirtland Safety Society as a way to help pay those debts and give locals (LDS or not) an alternative money they could opt into. They sold stock, printed notes, and put them into circulation as local currency. After the Ohio legislature denied them a bank charter, they reorganized it as an "anti-banking" company and kept issuing paper notes.
But the surrounding economy primarily valued gold and silver. Merchants, traders, and other participants intuitively understood the difference between hard money and paper claims on land and goodwill. Many accepted the notes at deep discounts or carried them straight back to the counter to demand hard money like gold and silver. Opponents accumulated notes and presented them in volume. Speculators and insiders moved assets. The Panic of 1837 tightened conditions further. Reserves drained, confidence collapsed, and by the summer of 1837 the notes were effectively worthless and the institution shut down.
A conspiracy was unnecessary. People simply acted on the knowledge available to them. A known, softer money, launched upon a population that already understands the principles of hard money, gets spent, discounted, and abandoned. The same pattern appears every time.
Bitcoin's Unrepeatable Start
Money takes root when it emerges from something people already trade and value, not when it is announced fully formed. Bitcoin satisfied that condition through what many call its "immaculate conception." The protocol appeared in 2009 with no pre-mine announcement to a retail audience, no marketing campaign, no central treasury, and almost no one treating the coins as valuable money for about the first year-and-a-half of its existence. Early participants mostly mined them by expending real electricity and hardware, or received tiny amounts in low-stakes experiments. Value accrued slowly among a small group of hobbyists for years before broader awareness arrived.
By the time the wider public finally noticed Bitcoin, the 21-million hard cap was already defended by accumulated proof-of-work and social consensus around its immutability. Switching costs and network effects had begun to compound. That sequence cannot be recreated on purpose. The quiet, leaderless bootstrap is a singular historical event.
Why Every Fork and Altcoin Can Only Fail
Once people understand the game, new tokens launch into a market full of actors who know exactly how to play it. In 2017, Bitcoin Cash handed existing holders an equal number of new coins, which most people sold for real Bitcoin. The same thing happened with Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin Gold, and the long list of lesser forks. Liquidity, mining power, development talent, and brand recognition stayed with the original chain. The forks became thinly traded assets used mainly for speculation and exit liquidity.
Altcoins marketed as "the next Bitcoin" follow the same script. Founders and early investors receive allocations. Marketing creates temporary demand. Rational holders and traders sell the new tokens for the hardest, most liquid asset available: Bitcoin. The project becomes an unintended capital funnel driving value back into BTC. Creators spread hype, early buyers try to flip it, and smart money uses the token as exit liquidity. The incentives guarantee the outcome.
The BLAKE2b fork is the latest example playing out right now. After an earlier minority effort around BIP-110 stalled, supporters activated a hard fork that permanently changed proof-of-work from SHA-256d to BLAKE2b and imposed temporary tighter limits on arbitrary data. Existing holders receive the new coins on the minority chain. Because market participants are fully aware of the split, most do not adopt the new chain as money. They treat the coins as a free bonus to sell for more real Bitcoin. Hashrate, exchange support, liquidity, and cultural recognition remain overwhelmingly with the original chain. The fork continues as a small, separate network, but the economic majority ignores it. The incentive structure has not changed.
The Inescapable End
Mises observed that human action is always the attempt to substitute a more satisfactory state of affairs for a less satisfactory one. When two monies exist side by side and one is clearly harder, scarcer, more liquid, and more trusted, the rational action is to move toward the harder one. Rothbard emphasized that action involves economizing means according to the actor's value scale. A newly issued or newly forked token ranks lower on almost everyone's scale than Bitcoin once both are known and tradable.
This creates a permanent trap for alternatives. Any deliberate launch or hard fork arrives with public knowledge of its rules, its distribution, and its relative softness. Participants therefore use it to extract value rather than to build a competing monetary network. Network effects never form around long-term holding because the creation process itself demonstrated that the rules can be changed and that free coins are available for the taking.
Bitcoin avoids the trap because its early history did not hand the world a known, engineered soft alternative. The incentives of miners (irreversible capital in specialized hardware), long-term holders, and node operators all align around preserving the existing scarcity and rules. Changing those rules or spinning up a competing chain requires overcoming an enormous coordination problem against the established Schelling point. As we've seen throughout Bitcoin's history, that reality has never changed.
Human nature has always been this way, and in all likelihood it always will be. Whether the instrument is paper notes backed by Kirtland land claims or a chain split with a different proof-of-work algorithm, people who understand the difference between hard and soft money will dump the softer one for the harder one. No team of developers, no charismatic founder, and no technical improvement can recreate the quiet conditions that allowed Bitcoin to bootstrap. In an open market where people are free to choose, they keep choosing the original.
That's why there will never be a "next Bitcoin," and why Luke's fork will never be Bitcoin. There is only BITCOIN (BTC), and everything else that gets used as exit liquidity on the way back to it.

2026-08-25 02:07:58 UTC

If anyone is hiring, or know anyone else who is hiring, I could really use the opportunity for work.
Seriously.
I know something good will come my way, so I'm just putting this here in case that good thing comes through this.
https://blossom.primal.net/6489278fdae3865db8dab3f9f6c89ecf332ea272204cab2081d69d18b55a1024.jpg
A little about me:
- Many years of experience in customer service & community management
- Bitcoiner since 2015
- Bitcoin educator since 2018
- Bitcoin meetup organizer since 2021
- Worked for Bitcoin businesses since 2022
-Building a bitcoin circular economy since 2025

2026-08-21 02:16:22 UTC

The perfect Bitcoin educational app doesn't exi–
https://youtu.be/_wAuKnFRriE
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai
@nprofile…fpsv

2026-07-28 13:14:55 UTC

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"What's the best place for spam? Well Ethereum is the best place for spam. Okay, what's the second best? There is no second best. There is no second best place for spam. There's a place for spam, and it's called Ethereum."
-Michael Saylor (in a different timeline)

2026-07-27 19:06:25 UTC

Today's Fact of the Day on @nprofile…fpsv just casually gave free advertising for @nprofile…rf3s on a platform used by 31k+ Bitcoin learners.
https://blossom.primal.net/436ca44d0f764de30b67723a2e8a32d997873a7a4ede9008e4c2745b62dcd8e9.jpg
@nprofile…za3a, Strike may want to consider getting a week of more ad space here: satsman.com/corporate-sponsors
Just a suggestion. 😉

2026-07-10 13:30:08 UTC

Today's Fact of the Day and Orange Pill Poll on @nprofile…j7wj:
https://blossom.primal.net/49c3bec5c782e967d0ea96afe0cde411dd146486617bbda67bf5cc8455f812aa.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/2f77084df17f57dadbaee0db335532a942f25da175e51af683d4b4640906e287.jpg
I gave my best answer for the Orange Pill Poll, but the *actual* objectively correct answer would be:
"The number of Satsman Soldiers." 😉
Here's the current number:
https://blossom.primal.net/e71267c4b3dca5d4afb510665a1889f98aa43359314b8fefd9925254b324563d.jpg
I stacked 21 sats from answering each of those questions, along with more sats from the Sats Price Discovery, and the SatsCypher and SatsStack games!
Learn Bitcoin and stack sats every day by signing up here:
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

2026-07-07 14:55:39 UTC

Today's Fact of the Day and Orange Pill Poll on @nprofile…j7wj:
https://blossom.primal.net/942454d949dded8e80756ef5b8cc0c15e75fd03a50c7c86198e2610216913eef.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/15fb2f7fb1385a1d121a085383c8d5fefe62febfc4b73f3d8f3bb83fd3fb33a2.jpg
I stacked 21 sats from answering each of these, along with more sats from the Sats Price Discovery, and the SatsCypher and SatsStack games!
Learn Bitcoin and stack sats every day by signing up here:
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

2026-07-02 14:15:02 UTC

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I can't take credit for any of the features on Satsman, since I didn't create it. Satsman was created by a man named Brian McGinty. But that Local Bitcoiners website looks really cool! I'll make sure to dive into it some more when I get the chance.

2026-07-02 11:40:15 UTC

Today's Fact of the Day and Orange Pill Poll on @nprofile…j7wj:
https://blossom.primal.net/91040920e181353d434f72829bb0e68a8c40c4bbd40bb185327483dd303a5c93.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/61a1757e8bed1e7abbeb1fe140c71e4caa5cba253827d79fee80a0c8a69f1629.jpg
Though I would strong discourage anyone from using a hardware wallet made by a shitcoiner. So just stick with the @nprofile…q7p2, instead.
I stacked 21 sats from answering each of those questions, along with more sats from the Sats Price Discovery, and the SatsCypher and SatsStack games!
Learn Bitcoin and stack sats every day by signing up here:
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

2026-07-02 11:35:46 UTC

Today's Fact of the Day & Orange Pill Poll on @nprofile…j7wj:
https://blossom.primal.net/91040920e181353d434f72829bb0e68a8c40c4bbd40bb185327483dd303a5c93.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/61a1757e8bed1e7abbeb1fe140c71e4caa5cba253827d79fee80a0c8a69f1629.jpg
I stacked 21 sats from each of these, along with more sats from the Sats Price Discovery, and the SatsCypher and SatsStack games!
Learn Bitcoin and stack sats every day by signing up here:
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

2026-06-26 03:11:18 UTC

https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai
https://image.nostr.build/062ac3beec06d9429ed96b90864d3753b6ac648ccfe0b089a1bde01f1b619f44.png
@npub1yp8…f9x6

2026-06-20 20:53:23 UTC

There have only been 2 times since I found Bitcoin when I've heard the term "eCoNoMiC n0dEs" screeched ad nauseam by one group in order to invalidate pleb nodes:
In 2017, from the big blockers, and
in 2026, from Core supporters.
Huh.

2026-06-14 14:02:02 UTC

The daily @npub1yp8…f9x6 Missions, with my unscripted commentary, 14 June 2026.
https://youtu.be/qSLpqwS0Ot4

2026-06-13 18:31:32 UTC

Due to several technical difficulties, there will be no @npub1yp8…f9x6 Missions video today. 😔
Here's why: http://youtube.com/post/Ugkx4webIgSFCx_kW_1OsuWiMJ7jI_VnwN0a
TL;DR:
- My phone was the victim of a real boating accident (I'm not kidding)
- My laptop is retarded
- I can't refilm the missions once they're done
- Sats/dollar = Moscow Time (the origin of that meme)
- Run a node (with anything but Bitcoin Core)!

2026-06-12 12:10:15 UTC

The daily @nprofile…j7wj Missions, with my unscripted commentary, 12 June 2026, featuring the #WorldCup:
https://youtu.be/6BzNAkm1fRQ

2026-06-09 19:25:56 UTC

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We join the kids in the teacups, we don't just watch them. That's how. 😉

2026-06-07 18:41:06 UTC

Do you feel lost on the @nprofile…j7wj website?
Are you unsure how Satsman works, or how to get started?
This tutorial is an overview of every page on the site, the sign up process, and the daily missions that earn you sats.
https://youtu.be/1tg4pamh_-k
Check out that video, and then sign up for Satsman at https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai, and start stacking sats every day!

2026-06-06 15:37:22 UTC

My take on Primal: It's great...when it works (which is basically never). And I'd like to have more reaction options than a simple "❤️".
My take on Amethyst: It works great, with a few occasional hiccups while loading notes and searching.
My take on Wisp: This just...𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘬𝘴! 🤯
https://wisp.mobile/

2026-05-28 21:06:31 UTC

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Por que não?

2026-05-28 16:19:42 UTC

If you're not using @nprofile…dxhd every day yet, how else are you orange pulling while stacking sats?
Sign up here: https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai
https://npub1693220pmp0a4c04a0p7hkz874vsxkyfrvtk2yk4zjyj3e4c0ugjs3r4j0c.blossom.band/94bdbb483f8002186ed0c21f1021b125f618e20d6f5405951724fc9930c986bc.mp4

2026-05-23 21:02:45 UTC

If you want an easy way to orange pill others while passively stacking sats, join the Satsman Army: https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai
If you want more @nprofile…dxhd missions, larger rewards, and new recruits automatically added to your army, consider claiming one of the 500 Founder spots!
https://npub1693220pmp0a4c04a0p7hkz874vsxkyfrvtk2yk4zjyj3e4c0ugjs3r4j0c.blossom.band/e277cab3985f70f229cd4ca3500dbba335f10839e050ada47b3047abcc04c29b.jpg

2026-04-22 19:48:28 UTC

#HikeForSats Vlog 0.00000004
https://youtu.be/jDwCf_ENS0M
#nevent1q…h6ae

2026-04-14 00:13:58 UTC

I just finished meeting with probably the most primed precoiner I have ever had the pleasure of meeting! She's almost 70 years old, but when I explained Bitcoin to her, it just clicked!
The remnant is still out there, gents. We just need to find them.

2026-04-11 21:19:31 UTC

https://npub1693220pmp0a4c04a0p7hkz874vsxkyfrvtk2yk4zjyj3e4c0ugjs3r4j0c.blossom.band/ffdd8486d0eed4b67a76901c55dfcef6ddb2d0ce7e4b570db9228a821963e811.jpg
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

2026-03-21 01:44:55 UTC

Every Bitcoin educator needs to be on Satsman.
It's the little "nudge" Bitcoin needs to explode into global adoption.
satsman.com/?ref=geekigai
#nevent1q…srwc

2026-03-18 20:19:25 UTC

10,000 soldiers from 165 countries have now joined the Satsman Army!
They're learning about Bitcoin while stacking sats.
https://i.nostr.build/gT5PcfH18Ovildqx.jpg
Get started here, and then onboard your friends:
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

2026-03-16 18:52:39 UTC

https://satsman.com/?ref=geekigai
https://cdn.satlantis.io/1693220pmp0a4c04a0p7hkz874vsxkyfrvtk2yk4zjyj3e4c0ugjs3r4j0c-1773687149703-Want%20to%20Get%20Paid%20for%20Spreading%20Bitcoin.mp4

2026-03-13 13:45:02 UTC

Next time someone says that Bitcoin isn't scarce because it can be divided infinitely, send them this video.
#nevent1q…fc0x

2026-03-10 02:22:06 UTC

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👆 Everyone needs a referral link to join Satsman, so DON'T use that link. Use the one I posted originally, ending with ?ref=geekigai

2026-03-10 02:19:26 UTC

I've said for years that we need an organized "army" of Bitcoiners to dismantle the fiat system once and for all.
I just found Satsman, and I think it's what I've been looking for.
Stack sats while learning about Bitcoin, and rally your friends and family to this cause!
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai

2026-03-02 00:41:19 UTC

You can only choose one.
Only one is sustainable.
Only one will fix the world.
Only one is a 𝘤𝘰𝘪𝘯.
Which way, modern Bitcoiner?
https://i.nostr.build/PoGVgLBrXkGTLFQN.jpg

2026-02-27 04:17:49 UTC

I hadn't realized it, but this explains why I gravitate more to Twitter/X than Nostr. 🫤
https://i.nostr.build/m1kDIipFrCVInmob.jpg
𝗦𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝗻𝗼𝘁𝗲: the comments on this video are 𝘦𝘱𝘪𝘤! 🤩
https://www.youtube.com/live/tEB1Tccy7lk

2026-02-25 21:31:02 UTC

#RunKnots #BIP110
https://i.nostr.build/HWdOboxBFHiPsqij.jpg

2026-02-24 22:45:55 UTC

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Snake bites are natural, but I don't see anyone lining up for those.

2026-02-24 20:45:55 UTC

First they called us "Bitcoin Maximalists," and we adopted the title with pride.
Then they labeled us "toxic," and we embraced the term.
Then they said we were "psychopaths," and we laughed and said "We know!"
Now they're saying we're "attacking Bitcoin".
You know what to do. 😏
https://i.postimg.cc/4yXKnK8P/image.png

2026-02-22 19:53:57 UTC

Remember: All things are in God's hands.
God loves freedom. Therefore, He loves Bitcoin.
So, as long as we rely on Him, the outcome of the #BIP110 soft fork will be exactly what it should be.
😌

2026-02-22 14:47:37 UTC

https://i.nostr.build/s0vvs0lbwWe4Jj6p.jpg

2026-02-22 05:32:23 UTC

My 11-year-old daughter was recently walking along our driveway, getting fresh air, sunlight, and time on her own to think.
A few public schooled neighbor kids came by and said, "Hey, whatcha doin'?"
Her: "Just thinking about stuff."
Them, making a face: "Why would you want to do that?"
Her: 😐
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I want to point out that they're very nice kids. It's just that this shows one stark difference between homeschooled kids & public schooled kids.

2026-02-22 01:49:39 UTC

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I guess he forgot he said that?

2026-02-21 20:45:59 UTC

I don't know what it looked like when Vitalik was kicked out of Bitcoin development because he wanted to turn it into what Ethereum is today.
But I know what it looks like when that happens to thousands of spammers and their apologists at once. #BIP110
And it's glorious.
https://i.nostr.build/eJaGNRklj3gpzq7p.gif

2026-02-21 19:16:15 UTC

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Yes. And you are one of the reasons why, as demonstrated here:
#nevent1q…fx9k

2026-02-21 17:19:22 UTC

If this scenario happened, and we responded exactly as Andreas said we would/should, it would be called an "aTtAcK" and we'd be accused of "cEnCoRsHiP".
Don't believe me? Ask your nearest influencer about #BIP110.
https://youtu.be/ncPyMUfNyVM

2026-02-21 17:13:32 UTC

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Are those not loading for you? This is what they say:
https://i.nostr.build/pitOQMQqO8DEAD3z.jpg

2026-02-21 17:09:45 UTC

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My, how the mighty have fallen. 😔
RHR used to be about Bitcoin, not about defending shitcoins and attacking those who want to restore Bitcoin to its status as hard money.

2026-02-21 16:47:33 UTC

@nprofile…5adx and @nprofile…72gh have lived in Bitcoin long enough to see themselves become villains.
https://i.nostr.build/75DcPdYNydjwgrUu.gif
#nevent1q…6te8

2026-02-20 03:58:29 UTC

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LOL! 🤣
GFY, shitcoiner.
https://melvin.me/public/articles/bip110.html

2026-02-18 21:51:57 UTC

Hey, look! I made a thing!
#nevent1q…l75r

2026-02-09 04:32:33 UTC

In 2017, Core was on the right side of history because they were fighting on the same side as the plebs.
In 2026, Core is on the wrong side of history because they're fighting against the plebs.
Do you see the difference?
In any year, fight against the plebs at your own peril.

2026-02-07 23:03:32 UTC

Just putting this out there:
I'm looking to assist a Bitcoin-only company with their growth. I have experience with:
- Bitcoin education
- Community management
- Customer service
- Marketing
If you're looking to hire someone with my skills, skip the job board, and send me a DM!

2026-02-06 19:34:40 UTC

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Bitcoin always has been based on bushido, and the book on this topic explains a bushido that's based on Bitcoin.
Bushido is based on reality, which includes math. It's about the virtues that transcend both objectivity and subjectivity, and that which works best in bringing about the most goodness and beauty in the world.
Like the visual applications of the Fibonacci sequence throughout nature, Bitcoin's structure of proof of work, halvings, difficulty adjustments, etc, has a beautiful, mathematical elegance, founded firmly in the beautiful flow of reality.
As a result of this, interacting with Bitcoin can align our incentives with the way the universe works (i.e. lower time preference, higher virtues, etc)...but only if we allow it. We're free to resist those incentives, and with all the ugly grifting and infighting lately, it's clear that many of us are following our own way, rather than the way of truth, beauty, honor that Bitcoin was built from, and outlines for us.
If you want to learn more, here's how Svetski explained it:
https://youtu.be/Ndpff0JkvEo

2026-02-06 11:42:45 UTC

Everything going badly in Bitcoin—from the spam to the Epstein FUD to the price—is a result of Bitcoiners not adhering to the bushido of Bitcoin.
A wicked man and his bitcoin are soon parted.
Many of us haven't read or internalized this book, and it shows.
https://v.nostr.build/th8YW0mopqTLPm7A.mp4

2025-12-31 10:38:09 UTC

I'll just leave this here.
"The Lord does not work in conspiracies, nor is it His will that anyone should shed blood, but He has forbidden it in all things, from the beginning of mankind.
"Now I, Moroni, do not write the manner of their oaths and conspiracies, for it has been revealed to me that they exist among all people... They have caused the destruction of [the Jaredites] (likely the Olmec civilization), and also the destruction of the people of Nephi (likely the pre-Mayan people). And any nation that supports such conspiracies—to obtain power and gain, until they spread throughout their nation—shall be destroyed, for the Lord will not allow the blood of His saints, which will be shed by them, to forever cry out from the ground for vengeance, without avenging them.
"Therefore, O Gentiles, it is God's wisdom that these things should be shown to you, so that you may repent of your sins and not allow these murderous conspiracies—which are built up to get power and gain—to get power over you. If you permit them, then the work of destruction—yes, even your complete destruction—will come upon you. Indeed, the sword of the justice of the Eternal God will fall upon you, to your overthrow and ruin, if you allow these things to exist.
"Therefore, the Lord commands you, when you see these things arise among you, that you awake to a sense of your awful situation, because of this conspiracy that will be in your midst. For woe to this conspiracy because of the blood of those who have been slain! For they cry from the dust for vengeance upon it, and upon those who built it up, for whoever builds it up seeks to overthrow the freedom of all lands, nations, and countries. And such conspiracies will bring about the destruction of all people, for they are built up by the devil, who is the father of all lies."
-Moroni, the Book of Mormon (New Reader's Edition)

2025-11-27 11:31:40 UTC

Good morning, and happy #Thanksgiving! 🦃
Here are 21 things that I'm grateful for this year, in no particular order:
1. God
2. My wife
3. My children
4. Bitcoin
5. @npub1fdc…x779
6. My home
7. The Bible
8. The Book of Mormon
9. My new church community (Calvary Chapel! 🙌)
10. Satoshi Nakamoto
11. Bitcoin Knots
12. Nostr
13. Hiking trails
14. Stars
15. Music
16. Podcasts
17. Prayer
18. My chickens
19. Healthy food
20. That no one was hurt from the recent car accident I was in
21. Life
What are YOU thankful for? Let me know 👇

2025-11-27 04:14:05 UTC

"You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to run Knots. And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on Core, that they will fight to protect it."
https://i.nostr.build/duHuxZ8tSn7eCfF9.jpg

2025-11-27 00:38:51 UTC

Shitcoiners (including Coretards) want authorities they can appeal to, along with unbridled permissiveness.
Bitcoiners want nodes to choose what they relay, and we slay our heroes.
In other words:
Shitcoiners want rulers without rules.
Bitcoiners want rules without rulers.

2025-11-23 02:14:03 UTC

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Fiat imitates money.
#nevent1q…8mlx

2025-11-04 18:40:11 UTC

"We will never see Bitcoin below $100k agai—"
https://i.nostr.build/ZO3gL4aC8UTwcyqw.jpg

2025-10-29 14:06:44 UTC

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Every few years, miners, devs, & others need to be reminded who really has ultimate authority in Bitcoin.
And every few years, the vigilance of node runners is tested.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance." -Thomas Jefferson
#note1pmk…7kf4

2025-10-26 19:41:44 UTC

This speech from @npub18zs…lyv6 at a recent meetup in San Antonio is absolute 🔥!
It starts at 0:35, and ends around 40 minutes in, and is then followed by Q&A.
https://youtu.be/B577RqDnDSk
Main point: In our orange pilling, we should lead with a moral case FOR Bitcoin and AGAINST fiat, before getting into economic details. Bitcoin's moral superiority is 100% verifiable and 0% speculative, so it's moral implications should be our primary focus.

2025-10-23 18:19:23 UTC

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It seems you need to set a larger amount, perhaps at least 500 sats.
#nevent1q…fafm

2025-10-12 02:52:32 UTC

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😌
https://x.com/SteaknShake/status/1977195903749652808
https://i.nostr.build/yZpGdew7dgKjOTmC.jpg
#nevent1q…jdax

2025-10-12 01:29:16 UTC

If you're still on Twitter/X, go vote "NO" on this poll. Save Steak 'n Shake from becoming the next Cracker Barrel.
https://x.com/SteaknShake/status/1977130885817548857
https://i.nostr.build/CDAiS2dHPYEdo6h0.jpg

2025-10-09 14:30:04 UTC

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What?

2025-10-09 02:56:23 UTC

Opt out of fiat; switch to Bitcoin.
Not to end all fiat, but to keep it out of your life.
Opt out of Core; switch to Knots.
Not to end all spam, but to keep it out of your mempool.
If enough of us opt out, then fiat/spam will die, but that's knot the point. It never was.
https://i.nostr.build/FhQZd08sctX5akbT.jpg

2025-10-05 06:17:23 UTC

Add 🪢 after your name if you support #BitcoinKnots.

2025-10-01 04:18:19 UTC

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Honestly, I naïvely thought it was more than worth it, since I'd be helping to change people's lives—and in a sly, round about way, the world—from the outside-in financially, and from the inside-out by helping them lower their time preference.
But I've recently learned that you're absolutely right. I guess we all learn that lesson at the price we deserve, huh?

2025-09-30 23:30:38 UTC

The more I try to build a Bitcoin circular economy in the #Chattanooga TN area, the more the metronome gets stuck on the right side of this picture.
https://i.nostr.build/GT3hoJ0sMCRG7v4w.jpg

2025-08-28 15:25:13 UTC

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2025-07-18 00:03:55 UTC

Today is my 3rd son's 15th birthday.
My wife made this card (I forgot she even knew about the sats symbol! 🤯), & I sent him 10k sats just as he pulled this card out of the envelope.
His Lightning Address is joshua@coinos.io. In case you'd also like to gift him any sats. 🧡
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2025-07-16 02:46:36 UTC

Today marks exactly 𝟭𝟬 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 from when I got into Bitcoin.
𝟭𝟬. 𝗬𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀. Honestly, it's hard for me to believe it. It feels like 5 years, at most.
https://media1.tenor.com/m/52QMk8vHgNkAAAAd/ten-years.gif
The following is my story of how I got into Bitcoin, & what's followed since then up to this point. It's primarily for posterity, so if you're uninterested, please keep scrolling. But I'd still like it to be out there, so if you are interested, I hope you enjoy what follows.
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I first heard the word "Bitcoin" in Feb 2014, while watching a YouTube video of an indy journalist cover current events. They said a subscriber had asked them to comment about Bitcoin, so they did, saying it was a Ponzi scheme, & warning their viewers to stay away from it. I thought that Bitcoin sounded like some new version of the old Nigerian Prince email scam, so I told myself to avoid it if I ever encountered it, shrugged it off, & promptly forgot about it...for the next year-and-a-half.
In early 2015, someone suggested I read "The Creature from Jekyll Island" to better understand why the Fed needs to be stopped. I found a free audiobook of it, & listened to it every day going to & from work (I was an assistant in a small retirement planning business). I remember the rage I felt against the Fed as I finished the audiobook. I could see that practically every problem in our society could be traced back to the creation of the Federal Reserve in some way. Ron Paul was absolutely right: we needed to end the Fed!
Just 2 days later, on 15 July 2015, my boss gave me an assignment to find news articles about the market, so he could comment on them during his weekly local radio show. I hit up MarketWatch & started searching through articles there. That was when I saw the title of a short article about Bitcoin. It was asking something along the lines of whether it would ever bounce back up (it was somewhere around $250 at the time). My first thought was "Bitcoin? Is that still a thing?" as I began scrolling past it.
What happened next I can only attribute to divine intervention.
I had grown up Mormon (though I'm no longer one), & had spent years feeling frustrated that very few would ever just give the Book of Mormon a chance, but would reject it without any thought or consideration. I had complained about such people for hours straight, often quoting Albert Einstein:
"Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance."
"How could they be so closedminded?!?" I'd ask, often ready to just give up on humanity entirely.
So as I began to scroll past the article about Bitcoin, my mind was suddenly reminded about all those things, & a small voice entered my mind & said, "How hypocritical of you." I froze in mid-scroll, realizing I was doing exactly what I had so long despised others doing. So I clicked on the article. It didn't say much, so it wasn't very helpful. I was still pretty sure that Bitcoin was a scam, so I decided to look into it more, until I found enough evidence that it was a scam, so I could warn others against it with some solid reasoning.
After work, I searched online for more info, & after sifting through YouTube & passing up a lot of clearly garbage videos, I found some excellent videos from Andreas Antonopoulos, who explained Bitcoin in clear, simple, & incredibly impactful ways.
As the days went by, I found that Bitcoin wasn't a scam, but I thought of a handful of ways that it could possibly fail. If I was wrong about those possible failure scenarios, though, then Bitcoin would have 𝘮𝘢𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘷𝘦 implications for the future of our society. So I researched every perceived weakness I thought Bitcoin had, to see whether or not it was really a problem. I asked questions on public web forums, & got lots of great answers ( @npub1q5u…6dh3 was there; thank you!), & one by one, each of my concerns were snuffed out.
About 2 weeks later, I could think of no more possible vulnerabilities. I remember pure hope hitting me like a lightning bolt, as I realized we now had a powerful replacement for the fiat system. As F. A. Hayek put it, it was "a sly, roundabout way" that "they can't stop."
https://media1.tenor.com/m/JKoPdlxctUUAAAAd/gene-wilder.gif
At the time, my wife & I were basically living paycheck-to-paycheck, so we didn't have much to exchange for Bitcoin. But I found I was able to spare $5, so I created a Coinbase account (it was 2015, so my options were very limited), & I bought my first $5 of bitcoin.
I immediately began telling others about Bitcoin, starting with my wife & kids. I made many common mistakes early on, like thinking the future was "crypto" or "Blockchain", & not just Bitcoin, but I never bought any other cryptos (mostly due to a lack of funds, at first).
As the blocksize war heated up, I was a big blocker at first, but as I learned more, & became a Bitcoin maximalist, I saw the wisdom of smaller blocks & SegWit. I spun up my first node on a laptop, specifically so I could help decentralize the network & support the UASF.
Around that time, I got a new job doing package deliveries for FedEx, which allowed me to listen to Bitcoin podcasts & audiobooks all day, & learn even more about Bitcoin. @npub1h8n…rpev's "Cryptoconomy" (now Bitcoin Audible) podcast was especially influential for me.
But nothing could've prepared me for the Bitcoin Standard, by @npub1gdu…6nak. I had initially gotten into Bitcoin b/c it changes the world from the outside-in by replacing the fiat system. But learning about time preference showed me it also changes 𝙪𝙨 from the inside-out!
When I was Mormon missionary, I wasn't concerned with the number of converts; instead, I focused on how I could help permanently fix many of the world's problems by helping people change from the inside out through Jesus, just as God had helped me in my younger years. So when I saw how Bitcoin naturally incentivizes low time preference, leading to many positive lifestyle changes—physically, socially, financially, mentally, emotionally, & even spiritually—I knew that Bitcoin was a much bigger deal than I had ever considered before.
I had already been "geeking out" about Bitcoin to my wife, coworkers, friends, extended family, neighbors, & pretty much anyone I spoke to. I had even created an online Bitcoin-only group on MeWe, where members could share news & educational content, & talk about Bitcoin.
In one of the podcasts I had listened to, I had also learned about the Japanese concept of "Ikigai", or one's purpose for living. Another way to think of it is the 4-way combo of:
- What you love
- What you're good at
- What the world needs
- What the world will pay for
With all the ways Bitcoin fixes the world from the outside in, & all the ways it fixes us from the inside out, along with my desire to help people change from the inside out, & my geeky enthusiasm for Bitcoin, I decided to take on a new online username: 𝘨𝘦𝘦𝘬𝘪𝘨𝘢𝘪
But after learning all this, & knowing how important it was to onboard as many people as possible, I felt trapped in a job that took up almost all my time. How was I ever going to live my Ikigai if I was stuck in a delivery truck all day long, for most days of the week?
In August 2021, I started getting cluster headaches, which are like migraines that are clustered in a small area on the the side of the head, & usually strike at night (but not always). These made me incapable of delivering packages safely, so I had to leave FedEx.
While looking for work & healing from my cluster headaches, I decided that I should finally meet other Bitcoiners in person. The only local meetup I found was crypto-centric, but I checked it out, anyway. They had 𝘦𝘱𝘪𝘤 levels of shitcoinery, so I left halfway through. So I created my own Bitcoin-only meetup for the Chattanooga area. On 1 October 2021, at block 703083, I started it with only myself, my oldest son, & 1 visitor there. That was all who showed up for the next few months, though the visitor was always a different person.
At the end of March 2022, I heard that @npub12ce…pm0f was looking for a couple volunteers to maintain their booth at the Bitcoin 2022 Conference. I still had no income, so going down to Florida to volunteer seemed insane, but I felt a spiritual "nudge" to do it anyway, so I did. Even with the shitcoiny stuff at the conference, it was unforgettable, & for me, simply life-changing. I got to meet many of the people who had helped me down the rabbit hole initially, & at the end of the conference, @npub12ce…pm0f offered me a job as their Community Manager.
I worked at @npub12ce…pm0f until July 2023, which was great, but I didn't agree with some of the things we wee doing. A friend of mine was working with @npub1dtg…up6m on @npub1tay…9l42, & they needed a Community Manager. So when they offered me the job, I excitedly accepted.
As the Community Manager for @npub1tay…9l42, I led the community in training the LLM on everything ever said about Bitcoin, & to answer questions the way Bitcoin maximalists would. Bitcoin education is closely tied to my Ikigai, so this project was pure joy to work on! One of my favorite mini-projects at the time was the 21 Questions book. I gathered the 21 most common & important questions about Bitcoin, & asked them of many well-known people in the Bitcoin space, along with @npub1tay…9l42, & compiled their answers into a single book.
But the @npub1tay…9l42 project wasn't very sustainable, so our team pivoted away from it, & to a genius idea of @npub1dtg…up6m's called @npub15xd…t3l3—a nostr-based combo of Trip Advisor, Nomad List, & Google Places. My role changed, & I became the "Ambassador Concierge". I love @npub15xd…t3l3, but I honestly felt like a fish out of water in my new role, as if I constantly needed to write with my left hand. Nothing was wrong with the business or anyone I was working with; I was just being called in another direction, & I was resisting it.
Last January, I had a lot of internal turmoil, & spent time praying, meditating, & working through my inner conflict. I visited El Salvador for the Plan ₿ Conference, where I spoke about @npub15xd…t3l3 at the Circular Economy Summit. There, I found the clarity I needed.
In El Salvador, I met many people doing exactly what I felt called to do. I also met old friends in ways that could not be mere coincidence. Combining these was enough to point me in the right direction, & inspire me to build a circular economy in the #Chattanooga area. This meant I had to leave @npub15xd…t3l3, though. So I stepped down from my position there in February, & immediately began building @npub1fdc…x779 from a small meetup (usually 6-12 attendees each month) to a nonprofit on a mission to turn #Chattanooga into a Bitcoin city.
It's had a slow start, but in the last few months we've gone from 1 business in the area accepting bitcoin to 7, & more are on the way. I'm now giving monthly Bitcoin workshops at a location downtown, & attending business expos, where I orange pill visitors to my booth. Another @npub1fdc…x779 initiative is what I'm calling Proof of Work. It'll provide flexible, part-time work that pays in sats, so participants can earn KYC-free bitcoin for savings. It's in the early stages & I'm working with a cleaning company. It's looking very promising!
A lot has happened in 10 years, & these were just highlights! Most of my 5 older kids (ages 11-18) can't remember a time before I discovered Bitcoin, & my 18-month-old was literally hearing about it before he was born! After me, he's the biggest Bitcoin geek in our family!
If you read all that, wow! I really didn't expect you to.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story, & thank you to everyone I've met along the way, whether you were mentioned here or not. Bitcoin brings so much hope, & you're a bigger part of that than you realize.
Here's to another 10 years! I look forward to discovering the adventures they'll bring.
🧡

2025-07-09 19:43:15 UTC

LFG!
https://i.nostr.build/oEvfuFKWgV1be3tf.jpg

2025-07-09 09:31:35 UTC

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You're not retarded.
You're a genius in a retarded world.

2025-06-30 16:33:17 UTC

I told a friend of mine about @npub1ujh…z495 yesterday, and I just got this text from her:
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2025-06-24 10:34:31 UTC

"You don't own enough bitcoin," is a fiat/rat-race/fear-based mindset.
Bitcoin allows us to be free, lower our time preference, and ultimately find God.
If you don't know God, then yes, you don't own enough bitcoin.
But if you know God, then you'll *always* own enough bitcoin.

2025-05-08 15:08:51 UTC

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You're absolutely right, but ironically, the ones who want to "fix"/remove the filters say the Bitcoin-is-money maximalists are the bcashers. 🤷‍♂️
https://i.nostr.build/2cXzyM8HxrlNUJoJ.jpg

2025-05-06 03:58:00 UTC

Pre-1971, the Fed could print money, but only when a precedent made it palatable for the public (e.g.: war, after propaganda).
But then Nixon removed that filter, which didn't work anyway, and the rest is history.
Do we really want the equivalent of that for spam in Bitcoin?

2025-04-23 13:51:11 UTC

As of today, no one has heard from Satoshi for 14 years (I'm not counting the suspicious "I am not Dorian Nakamoto" message).
What do you think he's been up to all this time?
Wrong answers only.

2025-04-20 11:57:00 UTC

2025-04-19 08:11:16 UTC

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Yup. And I avoid both.

2025-04-18 21:15:46 UTC

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LOL
I think he meant trying to stack to a *total* of the current epoch's block reward; i.e., try to stack a total of 3.125 bitcoin before the halving in 2028.
If that fails, then I guess we can each try to stack 1.5625 bitcoin before the 2032 halving, or 0.78125 bitcoin before the 2036 halving, etc.
But even *that* might be too difficult for most people. It's still a worthwhile goal, though!

2025-04-15 10:42:47 UTC

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He's been my north star since 1999, and I 𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘭𝘭 can't fully comprehend how good and loving He is!

2025-04-09 10:47:18 UTC

GM. Today is my last day of being 39.
Others at this age: "Oh, no! Tomorrow I'll be 'old'!"
Me: "So *this* is how long the Tribes of Israel wandered in the wilderness..."
Tomorrow I'll be 40. Bring it on.

2025-03-31 21:57:24 UTC

PSA:
https://i.postimg.cc/nzzgZ6B6/image.png

2025-03-17 08:03:59 UTC

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I wasn't going to respond to you at all. As a friend once said to me: "Never try to reason with the unreasonable." If -- despite my questions above that you never responded to, and hundreds of other everyday observations that would lead any sane and honest person to conclude that the Earth is a globe -- if after all that you still choose to bury your head in the sand and believe the Earth is flat, then there's nothing I can say here that could help you. But perhaps someone else will stumble on this conversation one day, and be persuaded to acknowledge the truth rather than the lies propagated by flat earthers, so there's a remote chance this will be worth it. Also, I unexpectedly had some extra time earlier today, so I decided to start tackling each of these one by one. Okay, here I go!
"Maybe start by explaining, with specificity, what gravity is and then pose an experiment once could perform in order to independently validate that claim."
Sure! Gravity is the force that pulls objects with mass toward each other. Back in 1798, a man named Cavendish demonstrated it in a lab by suspending two small metal balls on a wire and placing heavier balls nearby. The slight twist of the wire as gravity pulled them together let him calculate the force, and this experiment has been repeated with precision ever since. You could even try it with the right setup.
"Explain the CMBr."
The Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, or CMBr, is a faint glow of microwave energy coming from every direction in space. It demonstrates that the universe is spherical and expanding. You might question how everything began (which is great! That's the first step to scientific discovery -- just don't stop there, and don't fill in the rest with only what you want to see!), but this radiation is a real thing we can detect, and it doesn’t match a "universe" with a flat, unmoving Earth. Instead, it supports the idea that we live on a globe that’s part of a much larger universe.
"Explain the fact that not a single experiment exist to prove movement."
I'm assuming you mean the Earth's movement, and there are many simple experiments and observations that support a moving Earth. Take Foucault’s pendulum, for instance: a simple swinging weight that shifts its path over hours because the Earth is rotating beneath it. You can see this in action if you take the time to set up your own. Then there’s the Coriolis Effect, where the Earth’s rotation makes winds and ocean currents spin one way north of the equator and the opposite way south of it. Another one is called "stellar parallax", where nearby stars appear to shift slightly against the more distant ones as the Earth orbits the Sun, something astronomers have tracked since 1838. And let's not forget the sun, moon, and stars moving counterclockwise around the celestial north pole from the perspective of those in the northern hemisphere, clockwise around the celestial south pole from the perspective of those in the southern hemisphere, and simply straight east-to-west for those living along the equator.
"Explain long distance observations that in[v]alidate the curvature claim."
This is an old one! 😂 Probably based on the incorrect "8 inches per mile squared" formula, right? That math is only useful over short distances (it's still not correct in those instances, but the errors in such small areas are negligible, so it's good enough), and it measures the curvature of a parabola, not a globe. Much more importantly, that formula doesn't account for the observer's height, which allows us to see over the curvature of the Earth a little bit. The formula you should actually be using is a=√(r+h)²−r², in which "a" is the distance to the horizon, "r" is the Earth's radius (roughly equal to 3959 miles or 6371 km), and "h" is the eyesight level above mean sea level. Here's a great website with a calculator that explains it all:
https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/earth-curvature#what-is-the-earths-curvature
"Ditto for long distance line of sight radio comms."
Radio waves actually don't need a flat surface to travel as far as they do. They can hug the ground as surface waves, bounce off the ionosphere as sky waves, or even get trapped by weather patterns in something called "tropospheric ducting". Ham radio enthusiasts use these tricks daily to chat across continents, and no flat Earth is required.
"Try and dispute the kinematic and dynamic equivalence of the two proposed models."
Assuming that "the two proposed models" are the globe model the popular-yet-impossible flat Earth model with the north pole in the center and Antarctica surrounding the edge as an ice wall, the globe explains everything seamlessly and without any add-ons or exceptions, while the flat Earth model just doesn't, not even a little. From the Sun shining for 24 hours straight for many days in Antarctica during its summer, to there being a central location in the south (as well as the north) that anyone can find from any direction just by using the stars (and many have), to the flights from Santiago to Sydney over only water, to the pull of gravity being a little bit stronger at the poles than at the equator, to the movement of the stars changing as you travel north or south, to the ability to watch a sunset twice if you quickly rise to higher ground, to how seasons work, and on and on and on. None of these things are possible on any kind of flat Earth, but they're incredibly easy and straightforward on a globe.
Here's a great visualization that shows what I mean:
https://youtu.be/HcctCQzTNow
So, when you put it all together, the evidence stacks up strongly for a globe Earth. Gravity keeps us in place and can be tested by anyone, the CMBr reveals a universe that’s expanding in every direction around us, experiments show the Earth spins on its axis and orbits around the sun, observations match a curved surface when you factor in the height of the observer, radio waves travel just fine around the globe's curve, and the flat Earth model can’t keep up with the facts we see every day. These are all reasons why I prefer to call flat Earth "FUD against reality".
There! I responded to all of your challenges. Can you respond to *any* of mine in the comment you responded to, using a flat Earth model?
As my favorite saying goes: "When an honest man discovers he is mistaken, he will either cease being mistaken or he will cease being honest." I've been mistaken about lots of things, and sometimes I chose to cling onto my pride and I ceased being honest. I later turned away from that, and chose instead to cease being mistaken, but it would have been so much easier if I had just chosen to cease being mistaken from the beginning. I don't know who you are, but still, for your sake, I hope you will make the right choice now, and avoid more regret/delusion later; that is, after all, what having a low time preference is all about. 😉

2025-03-14 15:43:18 UTC

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So is this your admission that the Earth is a globe? You said he forgot his fisheye lens, and yet the image clearly shows a faded dip on the right and the left, when compared to the center. And that's only 50 miles up! That's still incredibly close to the ground, considering how huge the Earth is (regardless of its shape).
Until you or other flat earthers can explain how a 24-hour sun in the Antarctican summer is possible, and how a single airplane can fly from Santiago to Sydney while only flying westward over water (and in only 13.5 hours, no less!), and whether the Ceremonial South Pole is closer to South America, Africa, or Australia, you and other flat earthers have nothing to stand on. If you ignore these problems with flat earth, then you are not interested in truth, but only in listening to and spreading lies.

2025-03-13 14:08:03 UTC

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Definitely misinterpretation. The Hebrew word that's often translated as "firmament" simply means "expanse", and can refer to an ocean, a field, a desert, etc. In fact, in Genesis 1: 20, the Hebrew language describes birds flying *over* the firmament. If the firmament is the expanse of land and/or water beneath them, this makes perfect sense, but if it's a dome above them, then it makes no sense at all.
This video explains it better than I can:
https://www.youtube.com/live/aT0z0TIoy94
It's also worth pointing out that I believe in an infinite God, the Creator of an infinite number of stars, planets, and galaxies. Such a Being is definitely worth my devotion. But a being that only created this little dome, and then makes us think we're seeing a sun, moon, local planets, and distant stars that all have the appearance and behavior of spheres but are actually just projections on the little dome, sounds like not only a finite being but a deceiver, and not a god at all, but much more like one of the false "gods" the Bible repeatedly warns against. But that's just my 2 sats.

2025-03-13 13:35:02 UTC

Flat Earth is nothing more than FUD about reality.
GM.

2025-03-08 04:24:29 UTC

Walking is now my 1-year-old's preferred mode of transportation. He is officially a toddler.
That makes him a toddler hodler (which rhyme, to me).

2025-03-02 21:22:26 UTC

Meanwhile, on the defunct bird app:
https://i.nostr.build/84DUwEOD7Md72BQf.jpg
His account 𝙢𝙪𝙨𝙩 have been hacked! 🤯
https://i.nostr.build/I4cPPfMIrfeO9tm6.jpg
He just said something positive about Bitcoin, yet Bitcoin is pumping? Anyone checked the temperature in Hell, lately? 😅

2025-02-24 13:51:17 UTC

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GM! 😁

2025-02-23 16:05:32 UTC

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I woke up this morning, and checked my @npub1srs…whlh, which is still in my garage.
At first I thought this was an error, but it's not. My Heatbit has not only stacked a few sats for me, and warmed the area I work in, it has also made a real difference in the air quality there! 🤯
https://i.nostr.build/2RPu5tbw7BPwbqh5.jpg
#nevent1q…8xrg

2025-02-22 16:21:32 UTC

At the end of each week, my wife talks with our kids about what they learned & accomplished that week so she can help them set new goals and hold them accountable for their goals from the past week. She's doing that right now.
She calls this "Proof of Work Day".
What a woman. 😍

2025-02-21 23:54:24 UTC

My @npub1srs…whlh finally arrived earlier today! It's now hashing at about 10TH/s, and cleaning the air around it! 🤩
https://i.nostr.build/C9nEYUOwCaIvkHdt.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/O0rLEPr9u3s7zRh2.jpg
I tested it in my family room first, where the air quality was great, but now it's warming up my garage, where the air quality is, well...
...we call it 𝘱𝘰𝘰𝘳.
https://i.nostr.build/aN2B8dHmdjLlUEoW.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/L6mZioc7pFZqZIw8.jpg

2025-02-20 01:47:46 UTC

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I get what you're saying, and appreciate your concern, but if someone does not accept these because of a marking on them, then at least in the US, they're breaking US legal tender laws. Marking dollar bills like this is protected by the US's First Amendment to the Constitution, as long as the markings don't interfere with the bill's denomination, serial number, or methods for determining whether or not it's real (yes, I've researched this 🤓).
So if someone else were to try to keep me or others from stamping dollar bills like this, they would be violating our first amendment rights, and if they refused to accept these for payment, they would be violating US legal tender laws. Either way, the law would be on my side, or on the side of someone who receives them from me, and the refusing party wouldn't have a leg to stand on. And all the while, the message of a better money gets spread far and wide.
That may not seem like a worthy cause to you, and that's fine; it's a worthy cause to me.

2025-02-19 03:27:50 UTC

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Not a movie, but I can't recommend episodes of The Chosen highly enough. You can watch them for free on their website or on The Chosen app.
https://watch.thechosen.tv/video/184683594334

2025-02-17 05:36:40 UTC

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Or my favorite: "Stop trying to seem so altruistic, as if you care about me. You're just trying to get me to pump your bags."
Projection, much? 😆

2025-02-17 02:31:34 UTC

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The Sims.

2025-02-16 16:33:32 UTC

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Yes. This is exactly why we're introverts. 😆

2025-02-16 16:28:38 UTC

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Also true:
When you use bitcoin-only products and services you strengthen yourself.
When you use altcoin products and services, you weaken yourself.

2025-02-15 14:12:14 UTC

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Eu diria: "Oi, lembra de mim?" 😁
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