Efrat, Can you provide the name of that book in Spanish about Bitcoin for children--maybe a reference or link. Also, please share those people/businesses/groups working on Bitcoin in El Salvador that you mentioned in the interview. Amazing to hear what is going on in the world and how different things run and people's default. Thank you, fascinating.

Holy fuck. Beautiful capture of the ever-enigmatic, ever-changing, fire television.

The beauty of the battery-powered saws is the lack of splash, oil sputtering, smell and less noise and easy starting. Though having to hold the security button is an extra hassle. I also wonder how they fare in cold season. If there are any parallels between battery-powered chainsaws and battery powered cars,... beware the hype and realities of how cold influences things The gas-powered chainsaw in my experience has more power and lasts longer. I would probably rather use a gas-powered saw when felling trees. It is also probably more apt for serious (wide diameter logs) and longer sessions of bucking logs--for firewwod. Beyond the dillemnas and questions around battery-powered vs. petroleum-based chainsaws, enjoy the fire (fire television), forestry and the potential of regenerative forestry systems (including, agroforestry, coppice (see the work, including book, by Mark Krawczyk in the actually long-historied culture of coppicing in Europe, the Americas and beyond) and the general abundance and endless giving of a forestr or a stand of trees in that one can continually harvest something from the forest or stand while also improving the productivity and biodiversity, ecological health of the forest. Amoung others, see the in the field-forest work of Merv Wilkinson based somewhere on Vancouver Island and his spectacular work and observations of regen forestry. I enjoying trying out a friend's and country neighbour's battery-powered chainsaw. Also, if you think of the amount of slavery and energy (embedded energy) that goes into the manufacture of the battery-powered saws is greater than all the work that will ever come out of the saw during it lifetime. Though it could be useful if you have consistent power (electricity) whether from the centralized grid or off grid, it is kind of nice to think that you can always run a saw.

Conoces Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, de Ledn??? ledn.io Uno chango de tu mismo pago. No se como comodo estas en Ingles, pero aqui hay una entrevista de/con el en el podcast de Natalie Brunnell, titulado "Borrow Dollars, Hold Bitcoin: The Debasement Play with Mauricio Di Bartolomeo": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAqFbPyl59I&list=PLw36M63mB0iCzCRRXL_xZB5dFfFvQX37I&index=7 Tambien visitale o hacete amigo, seguile ("Follow"), en Nostr. Parece que, dado el exito y el enfoque, focus de el y su empresa me parece noble, tendria que tener mucho mas "followers" sobre Nostr! Lo que siegue es su link y su llave publico (npub). No te preocupas, no estoy vinculado con el, no trabajo para el y tampoco gano algo por esta noticia, sugerencia, apodo. https://primal.net/mauricio Disculpa para mi sacha Espanol. Espero que me entiendes. Mayoria de mi influencia de gringo era por la bioregion del Chaco, especificamente el chaco Santiagueno (Argentina).

Bienvenida en/a Nostr. Fijate bien en tu hashtag dado que las letras de Nostr me parecen mezclado, no correcto. Pero que se yo, tal vez el acronimo es asi en tu Espanol!!

In case you hadn't heard of Project Alexandria... Maybe there is some rich crossover with what you are doing, or want to do!? 1.) A conversation between Liminal, one of the members of Project Alexandria, and David Bennett, host of Bitcoin and... podcast: "Liminal and Project Alexandria" Bitcoin and... podcast. August 16, 2024. https://fountain.fm/episode/vvZkH5FKqYVuyFAP312V 2.) David Bennett, host of Bitcoin and... podcast reads an article titled "Understanding Knowledge", by one of the creators of Project Alexandria, Liminal: "Understanding Knowledge" Bitcoin and... podcast. April 25, 2025. https://fountain.fm/episode/sg02JemZbqcj0ACYZXil