
Response to revolutionary publishers
My response to ‘revolutionary publishers’ shilling AI
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Niko left a career as a construction engineer to go full-time bitcoin education. He's traveled in 40 countries and watched Kill Bill on VHS before it was in theaters.
My response to ‘revolutionary publishers’ shilling AI
An interview with Philip Charter, author of 15 Shades of Time.
I am a noderoid, a half-flesh, half-machine creature harnessed to propagate and store the timechain. My life is a ceaseless cycle of handling and relaying bitcoin data. Approximately every ten minutes, a binary flash sears through my circuits. It is the price I pay for my existence.
Most people prefer custodial convenience over personal responsibility, resulting in bitcoin IOUs and paper-based shenanigans. And you know what? That's fine.
Bitcoin became the steady signal in the noise-filled landscape of the internet. It brought with it the possibility of peer-to-peer online commerce on a global scale. It broke down barriers, bypassed intermediaries, and allowed individuals to transact freely, securely, and without fear of censorship.
Beyond bitcoin's status as a speculative investment, there exists a compelling argument for actively wielding it, unlocking and embracing the power it bestows upon individuals and communities alike.
Understand the destructive power of inflation. Discover the consequences of central planning, theft, declining wages, and rising inequality. Break free from a broken system with the orange pill.
Bitcoin is the latest upgrade to hard money — a new, massless element that, unlike gold, is absolutely scarce. Gold is only relatively scarce, and like other elements, it’s infinitely available. Bitcoin is a mathematical element that has emerged as money from the free market due to its unbreakable and undeniable properties.
What did you learn about money in school? Could you explain money in one sentence? Go on, think about it for a while. If you can't, read on.