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kayamon
1y ago
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kayamon
1y ago
Nothing specific, simply your own stomach. Every human is different. Some people can eat spicy foods, some people can't. Best strategy is to learn for yourself what make you happy when you wake up and what makes you feel bad. Listen to
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kayamon
1y ago
After trying a lot of things what worked for me was cutting out negative food; usually gluten, lactose, fructose. Probiotics never did anything for me.
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kayamon
1y ago
Bitcoin was $2000 dollars each in 2017. Now in 2025 it's $104,000. It's set to keep countering global inflation until 2140. It ain't done yet.
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kayamon
1y ago
Bitcoin is pegged to the cost of electricity and is already a decentralized coin with zero percent inflation.
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kayamon
3y ago
Bitcoin works because you can prove it mathematically without Satoshi's involvement. He made a quote in the recent email dump that reinforces this: "self-evident proof of the majority consensus”. [1] [1] https://twitter
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kayamon
3y ago
but the mining reward halves every few years tho
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kayamon
3y ago
The purpose of banking is to allow people to store their money safely. It is not to allow finance bros to gamble with customer deposits without consent.
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kayamon
3y ago
Bitcoin continues to clear transactions every ten minutes.
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kayamon
3y ago
Weed helped my anxiety a lot and I work out more now and lost weight.
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kayamon
3y ago
People still be angry at receipts.
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kayamon
3y ago
Inflation is an exploit used to grant more money to the bank admins any time they feel like it. A correctly functioning trading economy has zero net inflation.
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kayamon
3y ago
There are secure open-source ways to send payments around the world.
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kayamon
3y ago
You say “in crypto” yet Bitcoin was invented to solve the problem you describe.
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kayamon
3y ago
Glad you're not in the government. Some people know how to wield power without hurting people.
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kayamon
3y ago
Do you solve all your problems by shooting people?
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kayamon
3y ago
Glad you're not in charge of the App Store, going around banning any apps you don't like.
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kayamon
3y ago
Bitcoin is still clearing transactions just fine every ten minutes like nothing happened.
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kayamon
3y ago
The beautiful thing about Bitcoin is that it clears transactions every ten minutes and continues to do so until the end of time, and at no point does it care what you think about that. Tick tock next block.
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kayamon
3y ago
Why do you say it's behind us? I can talk about Bitcoin all day long if you like.
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kayamon
3y ago
> Don't put words in my mouth. > You cannot possibly tell me that you think that[...] > If you think that a[...] You put more words in people's mouths than anyone else.
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kayamon
4y ago
Stack sats.
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kayamon
4y ago
...that's an emulator.
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kayamon
4y ago
The people whose money you're 'borrowing' may have had other ideas about what they'd have liked to see it invested into.
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kayamon
4y ago
Deposits don't need to have interest paid. It's entirely possible for the money to simply sit there and not be invested in anything.
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kayamon
4y ago
This system will settle on a solution if there is no net total creation of money in the world. As long as new money is allowed to enter this system, edges will keep appearing to protect it.
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kayamon
4y ago
The only way to judge a science fiction story is simply "did it make you think".
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kayamon
4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squarial
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kayamon
4y ago
How did they not have the collateral? The customers money is the collateral.
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kayamon
4y ago
The miners are prevented from forming a cabal to successfully hard-fork. This is loosely referred to as a 51% attack, but basically as long as there are two people in the world who disagree then Bitcoin will continue along its existing fair
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