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Member since: 2022-12-17
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bert 7h

If enough people…

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bert 7d

ā€œSatoshi’s my guide, While I move like a knight, Dodging the banksters in black, While I plan my attack. Pawn checks King, Then rook takes pawn, Another wise rabbit appears at the spawn. As kings, queens and bishops fight for the center of attention, One pawn has come through, with a genius invention, That changes the structure of the current convention, And propels us forward into another dimension. ā€œ

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bert 19d

21 months, every week. Keep on growing. Proof of Work.

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bert 20d

The cows in the mountains deliver around 22L of milk a day. While Dutch industrial cows produce over 30L a day. The small farms in the mountains ran by families require more work as there’s significantly less automation. 100% grass fed in the mountains vs combi fed in the Netherlands. Price per liter when getting it directly at the farmer is approximately the same. The price in the supermarket is >2x higher in the mountains than it is in the netherlands…

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bert 20d

How can we set a reminder to the material choice?

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bert 20d

ā€œYou’re the first American I ā€œknowā€ who had the balls to put feet on the ground in Isfahan. When I was working on a cybersecurity project in DC they held me at the border patrol at the airport for a day because they found out I once visited Iran… defund govs is the only solutionā€ Is what I replied on x. The story is a bit more insane even. Because we were contracted by Raytheon at the time they basically let me through once on a special waiver. It was strange, because it was my 3rd visit for this project and I lived with a host family in Iowa in the past and visited the US before. Apparently that did not matter. After spending a day talking about my beautiful holiday to Iran, having to share pictures, where I went everyday and what the hell I was thinking in visiting this enemy. I was again questioned at the office where we did our project. I’ve never visited the US again because I now needed a special waiver that I need to request at the embassy and go through this story once again if I ever want to visit the US again. The idiocy of this is still unbelievable to me. The only long term feasible route I see, is take the money printer away on all sides. The amazing thing is, as you mentioned, people on the ground want peace, prosperity and freedom. It’s the same everywhere. The money printer keeps us from having a nice cooperative planet. The nice thing of doing these kind of projects is that you learn about backdoors and that every US database connected to the internet is fully controllable. The issue is, that other ā€œnationsā€ might also find ways to use these backdoors. Basically putting everyone at risk… It’s all so tiresome. It was already back then, still is now. Without bitcoin the world would be utterly depressing for me. https://primal.net/e/

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bert 21d

Love this niche bitcoin podcast, because it’s so pure. The part about thinking what your grandchildren think about you is super interesting. ~42:00. Today when we walked half the day, on crouches with our little baby and I with Otis in the baby carrier I told her how proud I was of my grandmother. And her 13 children, when my mom was 7 years old her father died. One of my uncles worked day and night to make sure everyone had enough and had a severe burnout. My mom remembers that after working many days without sleep he kept on praying at some point at the bed. It had a huge impact on her as a small child. That uncle built one of the largest civil contracting businesses a long time ago. The family businesses, fights and celebrations have been an enormous influence on me. Because they have delivered a lot of proof of work. Just like my parents have and still do. This makes you realize and think about what you leave behind. The pictures of my uncle are still online to be found luckily. His grandchildren built a museum for him. It’s about proof of work. Or as says, I cleaned toilets to stack sats. https://www.bouwmachinesvantoen-archief.nl/bedrijvenpagina/Ploegmakers/Ploegmakers.htm

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bert 21d

This post was definitely suppressed on x. Posted it on the 2nd of June. It was a repost of the history of Persia. Curious how many bitcoiners actually visited Iran? Having traveled across the globe a lot, it has been one of the highlights of my traveling life. The story and pictures: ā€œThe American mind could once comprehend this šŸ˜‚ I know Iranian living in the US and the Netherlands, I don’t know of many Americans living in Iran. As an American it’s difficult to visit. Since a Dutch guy (that has been murdered) a couple of years ago because he dropped a virus in the uranium enrichment facility, it has also become more difficult for the Dutch. Luckily I had the time to visit one of the most beautiful and welcoming places on this earth. The people were pure resistance to their government. Moral of the story, US is closing its borders. The countries that open it up will long term thrive, if they build a robust monetary non inflationary system. As that was also the basis of the Persian empire and the overthrower Alexander. Free exchange on a hard money standard without over taxation thrives. ā€œ https://x.com/_historynerd/status/1929309168122396897

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bert 21d

check this out

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bert 23d

Where should we live? Where should our kids grow up? What is the optimal location? Will bitcoiners become nomads again? In the next decade I would love to see bitcoiners create a cooperation that owns vasts amount of real estate at optimal locations across the globe. The ownership is in the form of shares freely tradeable. Every x blocks you receive points that you can use for booking your stay at different locations across the globe. A concept like this has been in existence for many decades and I’ve personally used it a lot. Bitcoiners should start a similar corporation so we can live anywhere across the world, owning the real estate with low time preference, while sharing the ownership for optimized maintenance, build, tax and many other purposes. This concept already exists since 1963 and I believe bitcoiners can improve upon it and build the best locations for bitcoiners through a similar setup. For more info about how this works check: https://www.hapimag.com/en-gb/company/about-us/

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bert 23d

Yes, you hold stock pay a yearly fee for which you receive points. You can buy additional points on the marketplace. Different cost per moment in both points and fiat per time period in the year.

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