All forms of money are subservient to Bitcoin.

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The new protest is chilling at home and living on Bitcoin. If you are free from the fiat rat race and living on Bitcoin, volunteer more! Help family, friends, neighbors. Mow lawns, pickup litter, help with babysitting, be an example of the world you can live in thanks to Bitcoin. Their world is not your world, make your world a reality through personal actions.

The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself. Trust in truth and reason, trust in Bitcoin.

Real change doesn't happen overnight, with Bitcoin we're forcing the Titanic (fiat system) to turn away from the ice berg (societal collapse on collapsing money) and towards the open ocean and hope for the future.

Your community needs your help. You need to water your local businesses with value. Ideally value that grows on top of sound money if possible or openly accepted. If they don't understand sound money, start small. Offer small businesses, waiters and waitresses, and even cashier's sound money in any form. Money is a language of value transfer, if they only accept fiat then pay with cash and copper coins and occasionally offer old silver coins and you will occasionally find some will say yes. Offer new privately minted Silver rounds, Goldbacks, and of course Bitcoin. These are less familiar to most people, and because they don't work with legacy financial institutions they will likely decline, but do not be disheartened. Be friendly, be relaxed, be fun.

0.5% a week for life. The sustainable Bitcoin withdrawal rate.

Money is the ultimate common good, the ultimate commodity, the ultimate PRODUCT of an economy. A product that enables the more efficient free trade of all other goods around it. Throughout history money has been a product that was controlled by a single group. That group, being the manufacturer of the best and most important market good, tends to become the most powerful entity in a society and enables the rise of authoritarian organizations around it. These authorities always end up undermining the quality of their product by changing what it is, the weakest leaders end up betraying the trust people give to them to maintain the system and in doing so begin the path of ruin for the ways of life that grew on top of it. Historically this was done by making coins out of cheaper materials, in modern times it is done by switching entirely from metals to paper and digital paper. Bitcoin fixes this by removing control by a private organization from the equation. Bitcoin can be maintained by many different private organization, but no one group controls the network or it's output product. By decentralizing control and production output, and programming the product to become more expensive to produce in time and energy overtime, the authoritarians cannot control and corrupt the product and destroy the societies that build on them anymore. The Golden Age of Bitcoin is here, you just have to learn to trust the network and yourself. Become your own bank.

At this point I'm sick of the banks. I've been offering to pay Bitcoin, Goldbacks, Silver Rounds, Silver Coins, US Mint Copper coins, and (reluctantly) cash. I'm rarely using my old credit cards anymore except at big box stores and card only self checkouts. The banks can go fuck themselves, commerce is between the buyer and the seller and nobody else. Fiat money is the worst but the most accepted. It's actually enjoyable to pay with coins, I wish it was easier to pay in anything but copper and paper though. I find that your average person still has no clue about anything money related and most are confused even by the US Mint dollar and half dollar coins which they sometimes refuse! It's awkward to offer to pay in Bitcoin or Goldbacks or Silver because they don't understand any of them. So now I have a 4 pocket wallet, I unfold it in front of them to reveal US Mint Copper dollars in the first pocket, old US Mint Silver coins in the second pocket, new silver coins and rounds in the third pocket, and some Goldbacks in various denominations and state series in the 4th pocket, Cash I keep in a different wallet in my bag. In the old silver pocket I have a peace dollar and a silver certificate as educational tools to show how our money has gotten worse. I'm having some success in offering silver dimes and quarters, and 1/2 and whole Goldbacks, as tips. People generally like the copper US Mint coins and sometimes take pictures or enthusiastically tell me they're going to take those coins home with them. This is a frustrating process, but it's very revealing as to the current state of the economy on the ground floor. Just have to have patience and gently educate people as I offer to pay my bill in various instruments. IMO once I establish myself as a trustworthy source of low value money, cash and coins, then with time they may open up to accepting the better forms of money. Bitcoin is better understood by those who understand money, and it's easier to start teaching them with physical sound money and maybe their interest will be sparked enough to lead them away from fiat and towards the best sound money ever discovered. I like Goldbacks and Silver coins for this purpose, they're beautiful and they're free market money backed by precious metals. All types of sound money are beneficial for humanity, and with Bitcoin anchoring the entire system globally Gold and Silver will find a place as physical money again.

Michael Scott sure has come a long way from Dunder Mifflin.

Headline of the newspaper and date named in the Bitcoin Genesis Block. For those who don't know here's a good summary: "Bitcoin's Genesis Block Secret Message Another puzzling aspect of the Genesis Block is the secret message that Nakamoto instilled within the Block's raw data: "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks." Although Nakamoto never commented on the meaning of this text, most believe that it serves as a mission statement for Bitcoin itself. The text is a headline for an article in the January 3, 2009 edition of The [London] Times about the British government's failure to stimulate the economy following the 2007–08 financial crisis. Nakamoto famously hated the idea of too-big-to-fail financial institutions and wanted Bitcoin to be different in that regard. Most people think that Nakamoto's reference to the article in the Genesis Block's code was a hint as to how Bitcoin is different from the big investment banks that needed government bailouts in 2008." Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/s/V9BVoWHZzz