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Daz B

www.lookingglasseducation.com

#bitcoin. Co-Lead Plebucator at http://www.lookingglasseducation.com @LookingGlassEDU Teaching wage-earners how Bitcoin can change their world.
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2024-09-09 01:51:58

Remember when your government stopped you taking your kid to the cafe to have a milkshake, because you didn’t want to take a trial medical procedure with significant evidence to suggest it was neither safe nor effective?
Yeah those were fun times.

2024-09-07 21:45:39

In my citadel I’ll have an openly available learning environment where I’ll teach anyone who wants to learn about electronics, microcontrollers, servos, circuits, building guitar effects pedals, robotics, electrical theory and engineering.
I’ll also hold guitar lessons and then I’ll play at the community bbq @npub1jmy…6xcq'S place on Friday nights.
What will I find in your citadel?

2024-09-03 20:22:57

There’s a definite shift in language and positioning in these two responses.
You compare and call me crazy.
https://m.primal.net/KclZ.png

2024-09-02 09:22:07

NOSTR might be the final incentive to read posts before hitting send.
No edit, no delete. Not good for someone who can barely string a sentence together.
And remember, grammar and punctuation is important folks…
It’s the difference between helping your uncle, Jack, off a horse, and helping your uncle jack off a horse.

2024-08-31 13:13:41

Makes you wonder.
#note10wn…69z3

2024-08-30 23:57:16

Just enrolled the kids in this curriculum for next year.
https://euka.edu.au/
Fully flexible based off Australia Curriculum. From the research we (read:wifey) did this gives us a nice framework to make sure we are ticking off a few boxes while giving us the flexibility to opt into and out of the parts of the curriculum that either don’t resonate with us, can otherwise be covered off or whatever justification we can think of.
Can’t wait to start this journey with the kids on the road, I’m really looking forward to having the time to be involved in their learning
H/t @npub1hgh…fyz2

2024-08-24 05:00:16

NOSTR vs Twitter.
Twitter:
Feeling cute, might delete later
NOSTR:
Feeling cute, can’t delete later
Feeling the revolution today team. #bitcoin
We will win
https://m.primal.net/KKPk.mov

2024-08-20 07:02:36

You absolutely have enough Bitcoin. It’s just your timeline that you may need to adjust.
H/t @npub1evk…ruxp

2024-08-19 23:07:54

Coming soon….Citadel Power Systems
Off-grid ✅
Self-sovereign ✅
Solar + Batteries + Grid Forming Inverters ✅✅✅
Backup diesel generator ✅
Integrated bitcoin miners ✅
Hands up if you want one for your citadel?

2024-07-29 02:58:43

Guess what I witnessed on the weekend?
I witnessed a Bitcoin transaction get broadcast in one hop, over 16km via LORA @TheMeshtastic from a remote location to a connected Bitcoin node 16km away. One transmitter….one receiver….16km!!!!
🤯🤯🤯
“What if they shut down the internet?” 🥴🥴🥴
Our beautifully autistic nerds will simply route round that shit that’s what!!!
Where do you witness these things?
At the @bitcoinbushbash…. That’s where.
@npub10jn…vcrd

2024-05-13 06:42:54

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WTAF?

2024-05-13 06:41:56

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Sorry @npub1jf0…w2uw I’ll try harder next time I promise. You can’t get Waz in, his name doesn’t even rhyme.

2024-04-28 04:33:29

It was such an honour to be involved in your 150th episode. Real proof of work. @BTC_honeybadger
It was also great fun to get back to basics in this one and explore what is money, how to buy bitcoin and how to store it.
Listeners can tap into a free consultation on custody solutions with me.
Just slide into the DMs and say the Honeybadger sent you.
#note1j3l…wnqk

2024-04-27 10:36:51

Watching cowboys game (NRL) and a pretty based Bitcoin ad comes on from @krakenfx
Nice

2024-04-22 22:00:44

Taxes on unrealised gains is a very dangerous precedent.
It would be worth your while letting your local MPs and senators know your views on this proposal
https://www.afr.com/policy/tax-and-super/savers-with-3m-plus-super-could-pay-double-tax-on-earnings-experts-20240421-p5flf8

2024-04-21 19:55:18

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That has also been my experience

2024-04-21 12:02:31

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Check for seed oils

2024-04-21 02:55:42

2 from 2 favourite chats this year.
First it was @bramk and now this chat with Tony from Basecamp For Men podcast.
This was a really natural conversation about bitcoin, wage-earners, finance and the general state of the world.
https://t.co/aJXfXV87IG
https://t.co/C6hkuSdHVe

2024-04-16 11:46:32

I’ve got to say, this was one of the most enjoyable podcasts and conversations I’ve had. I loved the convo and the opportunity to come on for a chat @bramk
https://lookingglasseducation.com/bitcoin-for-millennials-podcast-i-changed-my-life-through-bitcoin-daz-bea/

2024-04-15 10:06:31

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It sure is and it gets a run at least 5times a week. Love it

2024-04-15 10:05:50

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Haha I reckon I’m on my 4th go round for the first and 2nd on the 2nd book.
Agree

2024-04-15 08:10:50

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Great book, the fifth agreement was also good.

2024-04-15 08:10:20

Wifey just posted this video to me.
I’m like Morpheus:
“At last, she’s beginning to believe”
https://m.primal.net/HvSj.mov

2024-04-15 07:14:45

https://m.primal.net/HvSE.jpg
https://m.primal.net/HvSF.jpg

2024-04-14 21:41:40

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ZAPPED!!!
Looks rad

2024-04-14 09:19:37

New to primal…
Gamechanger

2024-04-14 08:42:35

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2024-04-07 09:32:46

Unknown truth:
The electrification of everything in terms of energy grids will use far more aluminium than copper.
Few

2024-04-03 22:46:47

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Well said. It is a different addiction to say nicotine. But I (as I think a lot of Bitcoiner’s share) have an addictive personality and develop habits and routines very easily that can be hard to break.

2024-04-03 09:18:23

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Smoking weed was a major barrier for me. I smoked daily for years and lacked motivation and drive. After quitting there was a noticeable shift in my perception and in my cognitive function. Like a veil was lifted. The change was so profound I have never had another puff in over 20years.!

2024-04-01 19:44:58

The truth is, a future toward 100% renewables penetration can never be achieved in an economically responsible way without flexible demand-side loads.
If we look at wind energy as an isolated solution, ignoring the various nuances, simply using this as a test case…depending on the installed location we can expect an average capacity factor of approximately 30%. Capacity factor being a measure of the installed capacity that can be utilised on an average basis.
If we want to achieve a safe, reliable and stable grid, it stands to reason that with a capacity factor of only 30% we would need a grid that is 3x our maximum demand. Sounds reasonable. However when we stop to think about what maximum peak demand represents, it represents our maximum billable revenue.
Therefore, with this simply example we can start to identify a problem. If we can only generate revenue from 1/3 of our maximum capacity, where do we find the capital to backstop the other 2/3 of capacity required without a hope of generating revenue from that installed capacity.
The simple solution is two-fold:
1. Directly through energy consumer bills and purchase agreements; or
2. Indirectly through the taxpayer via government funded programs and subsidies.
Unless….
We can introduce flexible demand-side loads to introduce new revenue sources that can soak up a large % of the remaining 2/3s of the installed capacity, generate revenues for the operators but most importantly, can be switched off in a matter of seconds to supply critical demand-side response when the energy is needed. Bitcoin Miners play this role unlike any demand-side load we have ever known.
Bitcoin mining will be a major tool that will be used to help capitalise energy projects while minimising the cost to consumers and taxpayers.
It is only a matter of time before we see this coming to the fore with energy projects the world over. Bitcoin mining is THE game-changer for energy grids and energy operators.

2024-04-01 19:43:25

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NICE

2024-04-01 02:28:34

Sometimes it is easy for people to mistakenly frame bitcoin mining as the panacea to fix all the problems of the future of energy grid.
Nobody is suggesting it will be the ultimate solution, but it will certainly be a key player in the future energy/demand mix.
Bitcoin mining will play a part alongside a host of other solutions such as hydro, pumped hydro, battery storage and hydrogen production to name just a few.
What is apparent, however, is that Bitcoin mining can help reinforce the economics behind all of these projects.
Flexible Demand-Side loads ARE the panacea for future energy grids, Bitcoin mining is not the ONLY demand-side flexible load. It is simply the BEST demand-side flexible load.

2024-03-30 23:52:50

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Great chat boys and yep, book printer go brrrr
Keen

2024-03-30 08:10:07

Put simply, Bitcoin Miners are the ideal customer for energy grids.
1. Grids are built for maximum peak demand. However, maximum peak demand occurs within a fraction of any given day and a fraction of any given season. Maximum demand also represents your maximum billable revenue source. The opportunity lies between the maximum profitable operating zone and the efficient operating region of the generators, above the normal demand threshold.
2. Increases in renewables are impacting grid stability. Solar penetration is causing what is known as the Duck-Curve Effect (see attached). Too much solar generation, where there is not enough load, causes instability in the heartbeat (frequency) of the grid. Rotating machines create the frequency, but they need sufficient load to operate effectively. Too much solar puts pressure on this system. Bitcoin Mining is one of the only completely flexible load centers that can soak up this excess generation and entirely switch off as required with little effect on the broader bitcoin network.
3. Bitcoin Miners can help stabilize wholesale energy markets. Quite often, we experience excess renewables capacity that exceeds our billable demand. The effects on the wholesale market often see the bid-price for energy swing negative, meaning generators are actually being charged to produce energy. The inverse is also true when demand exceeds generation capacity. Bitcoin Mining, as a flexible and controllable demand-side operator, can very quickly ramp-up load to provide a revenue source for excess capacity and ramp-down to provide this excess and controllable demand back to the grid in peak demand periods. This smooths out volatility in generation bid-price and aids operators in better forecasting demand and generation.
4. Monetization of capital projects. Energy projects are extremely capital-intensive, often relying on government-funded programs, partnerships, rebates, and subsidies to get them off the ground. Often, it is the connection of the energy source to the transmission network that incurs significant costs. Bitcoin Mining operators are partnering with these projects all throughout the world to provide them with a direct monetization stream for their energy. Never before have we been able to bring profitable energy consumers directly to the energy source, and at the scale with which Bitcoin Miners are able to deliver it. Bitcoin Miners are assisting these projects to build out in stages, bringing a revenue source early within the project lifecycle. When the services of the miners are no longer needed, when there is sufficient competition for the energy they are using, or when the economics no longer make sense, they pick up their containers and move on to the next energy source.
Understanding Bitcoin Mining will be crucial for grid operators and generators into the future.
Reach out if you would like to know more. https://image.nostr.build/2e140f6986ade5a1515907648d0bd61c05aa3e439190cc6621e6574b755a3a3d.jpg

2024-03-11 00:16:27

“Close your eyes a little” #note17ke…878w

2024-03-11 00:15:54

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Haha wow that’s awesome!!!

2024-03-04 19:04:44

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Yes, we love beautiful books. Fiat ruined books.

2024-03-04 19:03:16

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You have to get your bitcoin from chain onto the lightning network.
High fees can make this unfeasible.

2024-02-26 11:46:41

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2024-02-19 10:17:36

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I’m bummed I missed this Pringles.

2024-02-10 09:49:57

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Proof of work mate. Chores, training, helping his brother. General hustling

2024-02-10 02:58:16

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Sorry about the no sound. After 20mins of trying to upload here it appears the audio gets cut.
Try here folks.
https://x.com/dazbea/status/1756111822372090055?s=46

2024-02-10 01:00:05

This kid is gonna make it!!
If you’d like to send the lad some sats, he’ll HODL them better than your grandma.
archbea@voltpay.app https://image.nostr.build/03a7f9ad87a8a733645f324300cc9d1c6ce340556d37c252ce9e2c1a9393ccec.jpg https://video.nostr.build/6ea92c4693100a329d0c42dc028fdfe57cd59a37986e627c0a4cb9c88c556680.mp4

2024-02-06 23:51:33

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They look awesome

2024-02-06 23:51:23

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Never thought I’d see this mug on a t shirt, yet here we are 😂🤣

2024-02-02 21:00:11

Can’t tell you how excited I am for this.. https://image.nostr.build/b4e4f88ee5cacc6fa1bfcf289850ac5ed6dd6ed41b9b9949132293e86e8fd6fa.jpg

2024-02-02 03:37:48

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Stop it 🧡

2024-02-01 22:03:58

I’ve no idea if this actually means anything, but we will take the win.
#1 in Money & Monetary Policy
Posting here in NOSTR for it to live forever….
🧡🧡 https://image.nostr.build/618e488c34e8496d526520dca58cd2df36e2247eed68a1639a65744cd507327a.jpg https://image.nostr.build/974b993be579a6888ebeea6f0ec1e13a30314a59e05f1c840e640d419127e008.jpg

2024-01-28 10:51:54

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Happy belated straya day @pringles.
I did a gig on the day with some Aussie classics featuring heavily in the set list:
Cold chisel
Hoodoo Gurus
Hunters and Collectors
Paul Kelly
Men at work
Slim dusty
Pete Murray
The Angels
INXS
Crowded House (yep, claiming them)
John Farnham
Thirsty Merc
Diesel
Wish you were there, I know you’d be right amongst it.
In fact, when I’m down your way I’ll see if I can swing a couple of local gigs at the surf club or the pub.

2024-01-24 21:56:32

Understanding energy grids:
When new developments such as industrial complexes and subdivisions are proposed a key component is their electrical supply.
Engineers involved in the design process will make many assumptions on the maximum demand expectation of the final installation.
Many assumptions are made at this stage of the design, often using a variety of design metrics.
Engineers then, being engineers, will add a safety margin to these estimated demand calculations to ensure they have enough headroom for error.
The situation they want to avoid is underestimating the expected demand.
Underestimating can lead to disastrous and expensive remediation works in the future.
Large installations will inevitably end up with at least one or multiple transformers, typically ground mounted for new subdivisions.
The developer will put in an application with the network provider stipulating the installation requirements to gain a cost for connection.
As the engineers have often over engineered their expected demand, this expected demand informs the rest of the design:
- The size of cables
- The maximum length of cable, which informs how many transformers are needed and their locations.
- The size of the transformers
- the number of LV circuits at each transformer.
- and the total expected billable demand.
The network operator then has to use this information to assess the connection point to see if there is enough capacity in the network to support the requested demand.
Each connection assessment is assessed from the substation supplying the electrons, through the feeder conductors/cables, accounting for existing demand, peak demand limits, alternate tie points and network contingency plans.
Network operators are often heavily regulated entities with rules around what they can and cannot charge in regard to electricity supply.
An internal design is completed with network upgrade estimates.
These designs and their associated network upgrade costs are run through an internal price-book to determine what percentage of the upgrade costs the applicant will need to pay.
If there is a “shared network benefit” in upgrading the backbone conductor, the applicant only contributes a portion of this cost. After all, why should they pay for a whole network upgrade, right?
They will also receive a discount based on projected future revenues? How much is the entity likely to receive based on their usage to help offset the initial cost of network upgrades? This also makes the cost of new connections affordable for new customers?
There are three evident flaws in this approach:
1. Engineers over design, therefore the designed upgrades to the network and costs incurred to the entity to provide the requested supply is often above and beyond what is needed.
2. Customer know how to cook the books. “Yes, that high powered motor will run at full load 24hrs a day 365days of the year”. Because if I know I get a discount on future expected revenue, I will overestimate my future usage. regardless if I actually do it. There is no follow up
3. These network upgrades are usually carried out before the customers expected commissioning date as supply is needed before they finish their subdivision. They’ve often only paid an application and initial connection charge due the reasons listed above…
..yet the entity has had to carry out the upgrades.
It is quite common for these projects to fail multiple times before finally proceeding to final build.
Sometimes the upgrades and expenses have already been realised to the entity. Sometimes these projects kick off again, sometimes they don’t. It is often years in between.
Grid operators would benefit greatly by integrating or partnering with operators of a fleet of portable flexible demand customers.
Customers that can mobilise within strategic parts of the network to soak up excess demand capacity that has been expensed to the network due to failed projects or over design.
Customers that can also turn off in the event that a significant network constraint exists. A faulty underground cable where we need to tie 2 feeders together but lack the network infrastructure to cater for the entire load of both feeders, we can ramp down our new flexible demand customers
Portable customers that can be installed at the new project site and create billable demand until projects are finished. They are then picked up and moved to the next location
Scalable demand customers that can soak up even the smallest excess capacity from as little as a kw right up to 10s of megawatts.
Such a customer sounds too good to be true. Surely such a customer doesn’t exist or it would be oversubscribed.
Such a customer does exist, they are called #bitcoin miners.
It involves a paradigm shift for grid operators. But the realisation when it does occur will be a total game changer for how grids operate.
If you can obtain an audience with your local member of government, grid operator, utility engineer or other significant decision maker who needs to hear this message I would be more than happy to get involved in the conversation.
DMs open.

2024-01-23 11:38:29

Trust me bro…
This 20BTC price floor is legit…
But I’ll do it for 15BTC cause you’re a good bloke. https://image.nostr.build/bf26dbcab73521550287d47741cb31f005d8d7db8739a76dafb0d9cbf663a73e.jpg

2023-12-30 23:02:50

Reading Hacks and Tips.
We’ve started a 26xbooks for 2024 reading book club. DM me for the telegram group link if you want to join.
Below are my reading hacks and tips I shared with the group.
Tip #1. Use devices.
There’s nothing more I like than a physical book but being a book Luddite can be a major barrier to increasing your reading.
Kindle has a synch feature that allows you to catch up on any kindle app on any device (provided your kindle has internet access)
I use this to take advantage of any delay or spare 5mins that presents itself on any given day.
Doctors appointment, read instead of Twitter.
Waiting in the car while wifey fetches the bread and milk? Read instead of doom scrolling Facebook reels.
You will read much more if it is easy to do so.
Tip #2. Practice.
Much like meditation or anything else worth doing. Actively practicing reading can be beneficial.
Set a dedicated time aside, I would recommend avoiding bed time though. The end of the day is the worst. You are tired, reading will fatigue your eyes and you will not be attentive.
Wake up 20-30mins earlier and read over your coffee before everyone starts their day.
Getting in the habit of practicing to read will ensure you not only increase your reading, but you will get much better and much more effective.
Effective reading is just as important for your own self-drive. If you are good at something you enjoy doing it.
Reading can work just the same.
Tip #3 - Avoid distractions.
Ever feel like you’ve read the same page 3 times? That’s because you aren’t really present.
Tying in from point 2. As you practice and get better at reading you will experience this less. But good practice means avoiding distractions.
Don’t keep your phone in the same room as your book.
As you read a hundred different thoughts get sparked as you draw connections between thoughts. It will remind you of a million things you should have, would have, could have done. Ignore them.
NEVER look at your phone, it’s a sure fire way of losing 20mins of reading time checking your Twitter notifications.
Do yourself a favour and remove the temptation, a phone in another room is an effort. A phone sitting next to you on the armchair is picked up before you even realise your doing it.
I am majorly guilty of this one.
Speed reading:::
Speed reading is a major skill. In my opinion there are tradeoffs with some of them, but there is an immense amount of value in some of these and they are worth exploring.
Speed reading tip #1.
Read the synopsis and read (I mean really read) the table of contents.
Reading the synopsis and the table of contents sets the tone for what you are about to learn. It allows your brain to start connecting the neural paths to past thought patterns and knowledge and can help with comprehension and retention.
Some even advocate for skipping chapters that you are already familiar with, though I don’t practice this myself. But this can be a great tip for someone studying at university level for instance or something new you want to learn but have a good understanding of the subject matter.
Speed reading tip 2.
Let your fingers do the walking.
Use your finger to move along the page to keep track of where you are.
Over the entire course of a whole book a substantial amount of time can be lost rereading the same line, especially with tired and lazy eyes.
Use your finger to underscore and keep track of where you are. Most speed readers use this technique.
Speed reading tip #3.
Reduce the margins.
A large amount of time can be wasted by actively reading every single word. Many speed readers allow the periphery of your vision to pick up the words at the margin.
A physical book is best to practice, find the rough average position of the first word and last word of each line, draw a margin down and while using your finger to trace don’t allow your vision to look beyond the margin. The periphery should pick it up.
As you practice then draw your margins 2 words in, and finally 3 (or even 4 if you are really good)
Again practice makes perfect here.
Speed reading tip #4
Turn off the inner monologue.
Try not to read in your head. Easier said than done and this is something I personally struggle with, especially when it comes to comprehension and retention. But you will only be able to read as quick as you can verbalise the words unless you can learn to switch it off.
I am terrible at this which leads me to the final and what I think is the most powerful reading hack.
Reading and speed reading hack #5
Outsource your inner monologue.
Your inner voice will slow you down immensely.
For me, I find it hard to switch it off while maintaining a high degree of comprehension and retention.
This is where we can really leverage technology.
I first discovered this while reading a book on market trading. I purchased the kindle version and at checkout noticed I could add the audible version for $3 more.
I listened to the audio book while I read it. BUT…you can speed up the narrator. You can increase the speed of the audiobook to multiple times. Doing this alone can make it hard to follow but when you listen to it quickly but READ it at THE SAME TIME 🤯🤯🤯
I read this 300 page book in about 2.5hrs with extremely high retention and in one sitting.
It was the first time I can recall reading a whole book in one solid session. I felt like Neo getting the king fu upgrade.
WARNING! This can be very addictive.
The trouble though with audio books is that they are narrated and I found that I was limited in the speed I could achieve dependent on the narrator and how articulate they were.
So, use a bot.
I use Voice Dream which is a paid app. It accepts any text and book file format (which you can find online for just about any book worth reading) import it into the app and you are off. The best part is that these robot voices are very articulate allowing you to push the speed beyond what you thought you could do.
Practice. Like anything, you need to practice this. Start slow. Push yourself just beyond comprehension and then dial it back. Do this for a few weeks and then increase it again, and again and before too long you will be listening at beyond 500 words per minute (I sit around 550-600 depending on the book ) and devour books.
But I find I absolutely must read it while I listen.
Reading hack #6
Listen to whitenoise.
I first discovered this hack while studying engineering with a newborn baby boy. He was a terrible sleeper and we read somewhere to put on whitenoise to help calm him.
Well it also calmed dad.
I was in my first year of a 7year studying slog while working full time..
But I noticed that I could really focus while listening to the white noise.
It was even more apparent when I put it on with headphones, and many years later came noise cancelling headphones.
Listening to white noise allows all outside distractions to disappear and for you to become fully present in the moment of reading and learning.
It’s something I still do to this day. Especially on planes or when I’m at work in the office.
I do this when I am not listening to the audio books, or reading for pleasure, or absorbing content that does not easily translate into audio like technical manuals, charts, data, engineering subject matter etc.
Hopefully some of you find these tips useful.

2023-12-29 22:53:03

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2023-12-29 22:52:52

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🧡🔥

2023-12-29 22:26:11

Did you know that B is for Bitcoin is now available for free on Looking Glass Education.
Seb and I never want price to be a barrier to entry on vital lifechanging education.
If you do the course and love it, and can afford it, buy the book and gift it to someone.
https://lookingglasseducation.com/courses/b-is-for-bitcoin/

2023-12-19 21:26:58

Somewhere around the 70s women were forced into the work force (I wonder what significant event occurred in the 70’s that could have contributed 🤔)
Also, coincidently there was a feminist movement to help drive a societal shift toward not only accepting this reality…
…but celebrating and glorifying it.
As a result, both parents were forced into employment over long hours.
It started with kids staying at home with mum until school started. Then at around 6 the kids went off to school and mum joined the workforce.
But an environment of declining interest rates and a real rate of inflation higher than what we were reported to experience meant mum needed to go back sooner.
So we saw preschool and kindergarten start to form “a very important part of our kids development”.
Coincidentally, it allowed mum to take some extra hours at an earlier age.
Then came daycare centres, massively subsidised by governments.
It now means mum can pump that baby out and be back at work as early as just a few short weeks after giving birth.
Not only is this socially acceptable, we have created a world where this is a necessity to put a roof over your head and food on the table.
This has resulted in children being raised by other people and they look toward their peers for their developmental and emotional needs.
Mum and dad go and flog themselves out for wages, by the time they get home they are tired and cranky, barely having enough energy left to give the children the love, attention and support they deserve and need.
The kids turn again towards their peers for this attention.
Our world is developing with youth who are completely detached from their parents.
Their emotional development is being shaped by their peers, forming behaviours and personalities that are formed trying to gain peer acceptance, rather than shaped through unconditional love..
..from their parents.
How can we grow into our authentic selves when we are trying to conform to acceptance from a peer group that are themselves underdeveloped and suffering from the same struggles?
EVERYTHING is downstream of money.
Where did I learn this incredible piece of the puzzle?
From my incredible friend’s book:
The Hidden Cost of Money by @sebbunney
Available at your local Amazon.

2023-12-18 20:25:33

Dearest pleb….
If you can manage to stack just 0.1 #Bitcoin ….
This will create meaningful change to you and your family.
This is well within reach, it might take some adjusting, some sacrifices, a few less subscriptions (YouTube is free btw)..but you can get there.
Hustle

2023-12-11 23:45:05

Seb’s book has just launched guys.
I am biased but I think it will be one of the best books in money ever written.
https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/aw/d/B0CPNGJF5L/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1701979421&sr=8-3

2023-12-08 21:17:23

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I’ve actually heard of people putting a lite coating in their fretting hand too for those “back from a few weeks away” gigs

2023-12-08 21:16:36

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It was amazing. So much so that super glue is now going in my gig bag.

2023-12-08 13:19:19

As a gigging guitarist/musician I am always paranoid about cutting my fingers.
This week I sliced open my index finger in my right hand, exactly where the string sits when fingerpicking, and right in the impact zone when holding a pick….
I had a gig tonight, what was I going to do?
Super glue to the rescue.
It worked a freaking treat. Protected for all 3 hours while I thrashed away on the acoustic.
Beautiful.

2023-11-27 03:31:48

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A good man, a great husband and an exemplary father.

2023-11-26 20:56:20

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I logged off Twitter with the intention of coming here and seeing exactly this.
Thank you ser.

2023-11-25 09:10:40

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😂🤣

2023-11-23 12:59:02

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🤣😂🤣

2023-11-21 06:28:21

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“Darling” you say?
You have not met Mrs B.

2023-11-21 06:27:41

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Hahaha!!!

2023-11-21 06:27:10

Insidious control, the function of banks
Bombardment via monetary tanks
To seize all control
All wealth pays the toll
Destruction of dollar of yen and of francs
Most of the people
Nay, they be but plain sheeple
Stood blinded or idly laid by
But alas a small few
Who researched, who knew
Of the destruction to the foundation of men
They would scream on deaf ears
Trying to cut through the fears
Of the mainstream conditioning that bound them
Education they cried
It’s in front of our eyes
A pathway to liberty and freedom
You need only seek
The answers lie beneath
The stones, you need only turn them
Take us by the hand
We can help mend the lands
As we slay these monetary demons.
#bitcoin
-probably some old Austrian dude

2023-11-19 22:06:44

Receipts:
The Bea family adventure will set off at block height
863240
It is decided. https://image.nostr.build/6ca29554aa862f0db1c6cec788313e14021ab6352be2132070a068866fd5b166.jpg

2023-11-15 01:11:07

As much as I dislike sending people back the ex-bird app… this message is important
https://x.com/dazbea/status/1724535558423384324?s=46

2023-11-06 12:46:41

My therapist says I have a preoccupation for revenge…
We’ll see about that..

2023-11-03 23:25:22

My dad used to say you don’t always get what you pay for.
…a lovely man, terrible delivery driver

2023-10-30 19:56:45

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Tune!!!

2023-10-30 10:35:15

I threw a ball for my dog the other day.
It was a bit over the top, but he looked great in a tuxedo…

2023-10-30 09:34:44

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🙏🙏🙏

2023-10-27 20:48:16

5/4 people admit to being bad at fractions.

2023-10-27 00:58:20

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That’s awesome feedback. Thank you mate

2023-10-26 22:28:41

Don't ask Pi how many decimal places it has….
You'll never hear the end of it.

2023-10-26 22:24:43

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Sure have 🤯🤯🤯

2023-10-26 22:24:15

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Ohhhhh niiiiicccceeeeee!!!
Cheers brother. Hope you enjoy.

2023-10-26 22:22:16

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Hey… awesome man. How good???
I need to start doing this too…
Brilliant

2023-10-15 00:07:53

Don’t trust atoms…
They make up everything…

2023-10-12 06:39:15

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Back at you brother

2023-10-11 11:20:24

7hr drive with fellow electrician.
One new bitcoiner.
Tradespeople and blue collar workers get bitcoin very quickly. They inherently understand proof of work and the extractive nature of fiat currencies.
The world will heal…it’s a matter of when not if.

2023-10-10 02:05:16

Division and hatred at all time highs.
You are easier to control and manipulate if you allow yourself to be drawn into it.
The bright orange light continues to be a beacon of hope to which I point my ship.
Opt out.
#bitcoin

2023-10-07 09:20:27

Good evening https://video.nostr.build/cdea2968fe2bf52d36386d6e90a11573c946b2ffab3f7da06e1af6379d681f58.mov

2023-10-06 02:38:50

I lost one of my wife’s audio books.
I’ll never hear the end of it.

2023-09-27 09:37:40

I’m trying to orange pill my good mate @GrahamHull1980 who wrote this epic song called Needles.
It’s about a certain fuckery that went on these past few years.
1. Listen
2. Share
3. Show him the power of bitcoin…Send the brother some sats
https://spotify.link/hWuX7fVOqDb https://image.nostr.build/e8208b7011b33e89cce14a7a6208922fd0a7fe1d1d18e4233e5b3857cbe58bd1.jpg

2023-09-21 20:02:08

GM https://image.nostr.build/ef01fe887457424657bc3caa1b1aefdd1aefbe50cb5aadf3ef749f76c32d3bda.jpg

2023-09-19 12:02:57

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This is the best Sil.
I too love my shed.

2023-09-08 10:51:42

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Samesies. We’re using collaborative multi sig between Seb and I for some of our bitcoin expenses at @npub18z7…tsc3
It’s in built messaging feature, alerting each other to consign and broadcast is amazingz

2023-09-03 13:37:44

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Thanks for sharing

2023-08-30 21:33:18

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Still better than chatGPT

2023-08-22 04:42:09

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Stop it.
Thanks so much ser. We very much appreciate the great feedback and support.

2023-08-20 06:44:46

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It’s amazing I got through uni with hand writing like that 🤢🤢🤢
Love you guys.

2023-08-17 10:21:42

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Bulk rib fillet

2023-08-17 10:20:17

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Wow. I’ve never been game to try aging.

2023-08-17 08:30:56

Favourite time of the fortnight…
Meal prep… https://cdn.nostr.build/i/db4ea0c0ddba95a5d490687ce3d6ee8d2eab7689d4ba73eab4df4f9dbf6bb125.jpg https://cdn.nostr.build/i/2a80b521ff3309a74ea913bc33dd58b16baedb9d1df9eb31a735974bda592efb.jpg https://cdn.nostr.build/i/dc12320870f2d0cb366247e0e1c8323bffb94641b7781d2c031d16b7d44bd5b5.jpg

2023-08-15 11:39:01

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The only thing I can argue against this logic is who in their right mind has $50k in a bank right now? 🤣😂