If I were an American, I’d be more concerned about an attack on American soil from Israel rather than Iran.

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What if anything does BIP110 do about Runes? If nothing, why not? Is that a problem?

You can’t stop someone from using Nostr. You choosing what not to see doesn’t stop anyone from using Nostr.

That’s what Nostr is for, not Bitcoin.

The 10x over representation of INTJ and INFP in Bitcoiners relative to the general population is still some kind of signal.

If you combine these two visuals into 4 dimensions, you’d have a robust foundation for who understands Bitcoin and who doesn’t. In personalities, understanding of Bitcoin goes (roughly) from the highest in the top left, to lowest in the bottom right. 70% of Bitcoiners are in the top left quadrant. Cc

https://fountain.fm/episode/rKn2g2pU7mldETCidsFX “Americans are taught that the Constitution completed the Revolution. The Articles of Confederation were weak, disorder reigned, Shays’s Rebellion terrified the countryside, and sober statesmen in Philadelphia heroically designed a “more perfect Union,” as the story goes. The Constitution thus appears as the Revolution’s crowning achievement. But, as Rothbard showed, the Constitution was not the fulfillment of 1776, but rather its undoing. After all, had the American states not just fought a war to reject centralized control by Parliament in London? Why, scarcely four years after Yorktown, were many of the same revolutionary leaders advocating a new consolidated national authority—one equipped with taxing power, a standing army, supremacy over state laws, and an independent judiciary insulated from direct democratic control? Indeed, Murray Rothbard’s fifth volume of Conceived in Liberty invites us to reconsider the founding moment not as triumph, but as counter-revolution.”

I’ll just leave this here.