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Joined February 2009
A lesson I learned long ago: "Employ your time in improving yourself by other men’s writings so that you shall come easily by what others have labored hard for." — Socrates📖
Replying to @Conza
You are the world heavyweight champion when it comes to Austrian quotes
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When you close your shitcoin Treasury company and get an invite on the main stage the meeting is a place no Bitcoiner should visit. #commonsense
JUST IN: Mark Moss’ entire talk from the Plan ₿ Forum in Lugano, Switzerland 🇨🇭
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I came to @LuganoPlanB every year since it started. But this year will mark my last visit. Here ls why! Maybe if I had to summarize in one word, it would be "Conformity" (and lack of novelty). I came to #bitcoin 6 years ago, as for me it was the best way to express a vote against the system. For me Bitcoin was first a rebellion, before being a life raft and ultimately a freedom rocket. And the yearly pilgrimage to #luganoplanb was a way to connect with fellow bitcoiners and learn new stuff, as well as check the "pulse" of the community. This year at Plan B, I am feeling that bitcoin has become more and more "corporate" and "conforms" to rules that don't fit my ethos. Not saying it is a bad thing (it probably is in fact a good thing for the fiat dollars price of BTC, if tt is your denominator!). There is as much AI (if not more!) than Bitcoin related speeches, and Ferraris are displayed at the main entrance, instead of a giant middle finger to the system statue, as it should! This is a great symbol I think. Also and very important to me, there is no social gathering initiatives, and the atmosphere being more "corporate", it feels increasingly difficult to connect to other bitcoiners. I also lack the attendance of "bitcoin rockstars", even if they might not add much, they tend to drag some action and a bit of rock'n'roll attitude (@jackmallers or @maxkeiser were definitely good at that!). The only rockstar is the one playing in his own garden... @paoloardoino made a speech that frankly made me scared... but I leave tt to another post! But for sure PlanB Lugano is @tether ´s owned conference and that is very obvious everywhere you look... but in a "decentralized" philosophy like bitcoin, I might question it. Ok that's it. I just wanted to share my 2 cents, and I am totally aware that the above points really depends on everyone's journey along the path of BTC Avenue. Thank you Lugano Plan B for the great times over the years. So long and take care of this really amazing statue of Satoshi... but please turn him/her around so he/she can see the lake and sun setting when not playing games on the laptop for god sake!!
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Conza retweeted
A panelist at the PlanB Forum in Lugano: "We need to bring back stablecoins on Bitcoin, otherwise we will remain with just Bitcoin" WHAT???
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Cornell FORCED Everyone to Get Vaccinated or Quit... This Chemistry Professor Responded with this... @DavidBCollum
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Please never forget how taproot scriptsig played out…. We promoted it for things it was never used for. It was used 99% for spam. And then we said “we didn’t specify a use-case, so it’s fine” Specify the use-case for the new OP_BS. If not used as intended, remove OP_BS
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What it looks like when you don't want your BS being exposed e.g. completely unable to answer the most simple question that demonstrates you even know what you're attacking... 😂 Pure projection.
Replying to @glyphikon
I do, but you can't even get the basics right. There ain't any slop generated here, it certainly is dumbed down for the likes of you though. Let's see: are you able to formulate a praxeological law, in an IF THEN statement? Or are you just a complete larp.
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Replying to @glyphikon
Uh huh.. “The attempt to disprove the action-axiom would itself be an action aimed at a goal, requiring means, excluding other courses of action, incurring costs, subjecting the actor to the possibility of achieving or not achieving the desired goal and so leading to a profit or a loss. And the very possession of such knowledge then can never be disputed, and the validity of these concepts can never be falsified by any contingent experience, for disputing or falsifying anything would already have presupposed their very existence. As a matter of fact, a situation in which these categories of action would cease to have a real existence could itself never be observed, for making an observation, too, is an action.”    — Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Economic Science and the Austrian Method
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