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by elevenoh 5y ago
Do you have any data to support this arguably disingenuous conjecture?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
This is like the growing USA/West vs. China narrative that's making its way into the news narrative. Perhaps americans will increasingly direct their competitiveness & combativeness outwardly > inwardly. You can't chan
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by elevenoh 5y ago
That's disingenuous imo.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>I think the hardest thing is the resilient loneliness Truth.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
nice to hear. quitting social media, focusing on giving love, rekindling curiosity & physical/mental health seems to be the way to go.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>personally reached high status when 'high status' is the benchmark, there's going to be an element of let-down & disgust with one's self on arriving. i'm seeing less and less smart people think in terms of s
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I've seen this only among founders who's product/business didn't reflect their authentic, deepest values.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
super reductive comment. hypomania can allow a founder to break through walls that any stable human would fine devastatingly exhausting. obviously it's contextual & high risk high reward.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
That seems a little one sided. It's seems to be a complex conflict.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Jesus. What an appalling nightmare, I can't image what William went through. Thanks for sharing.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Benevolent AI-guided Saudi populous uprising.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
So say this while offering zero other alternative. How else would you place a value on a company or product's explicit worth to humans?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>It's especially good since "market cap" of a crypto is a made-up marketing number I've never heard this before. What makes you think this? If there's one thing I've learned, an open market is rarely wrong,
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Hope you try to avoid allowing jadedness to cloud your interpretation of & openness to reality.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
The value Bitcoin provides to humans is about more than the transactions. The value is primarily about security as a store of wealth. This is why I use market cap.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>"While the government did approach us for assistance on Bitcoin, this is not something the World Bank can support given the environmental and transparency shortcomings," they added. Environmental as the #1 concern? Bitcoin&#x2
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by elevenoh 5y ago
You can try. But your adversary may have a covert mystic within, leading them to swim comfortably in the spiritual waters while smirking back. ;)
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by elevenoh 5y ago
r/WSB woke many retail folk up to this hard reality: you're being manipulated & exploited far more than you think. And once that comes into light for an individual, there's no going back.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
WSB woke many retail folk up to this hard reality: you're being manipulated & exploited far more than you think. And once that comes into light for an individual, there's no going back.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
WSB woke many retail folk up to this hard reality: you're being manipulated & exploited far more than you think. And once that genie is out, there's no going back.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
hmmm, i can loan stablecoins via crypto & receive interest with zero intermediary. or i can sell digital assets (e.g. art or IP) directly as an artist anywhere in the world, uncensorably & without revealing my identity (e.g. if in C
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by elevenoh 5y ago
That's for sure. The urban planning here really turned out well.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Is open finance less useful than ads? I don't think so.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Agree. More people should try out different living contexts to find which tradeoff matrix works best for them. I'm now in Vancouver BC, quite a high population density, yet I find it's super easy to remain healthy & happy (air
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Crypto organizations hire, give grants & ofc anyone can buy a token [if there's one present] & start writing code / content etc. to make that token more valuable. For many, their wealth is derived more from crypto / t
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Much of crypto codebases are open source, where at the end of the day you're pushing to an OSS codebase. If you're paid by a crypto co., foundation, grants, or are financially incentivized by your crypto holdings to contribute, yo
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by elevenoh 5y ago
> crypto[currencies/tokens] From how I perceive the definition of the 'crypto' domain, it's a lot wider in range than currencies/tokens. These are just one integral primitive of a p2p economy.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>In the long-term, this might get people out of packed cities and horrific commutes and help become a rebirth of small-town America (or small-town Chile and everywhere else). Perhaps. I think the shift will be to more healthy-livable cit
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by elevenoh 5y ago
If you're freelancing, contributing to OSS, working in crypto etc. perhaps there is less than equal ostensible 'hiring' on the other side?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>Maybe more involvement in OSS is coming too? Yep, that's what I'm seeing already. Financially incentivized OSS (much of which falls under the label 'crypto') is very attractive if you're in the top percentiles o

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