> Plenty of bitcoiners here are extremely miserable and aggressive. Their children would end up pretty fucked up by the time they’re adults. This actually seems like a pretty good reason not to follow someone.

Yes. I don't see any way to do it in the app.

Or maybe it's My Articles, then New Article. Don't have it in front of me rn

I think you have to use the web. Go to Reads. Click the New Article button. The editor itself is pretty good, but the rest of the UI could use some work.

"Government overreach" is redundant

1. Email is not secure or private 2. Some email providers are better than others

Yeah. Sadly, the "me" often seems to be more important than the "don't tread" part.

First, realize that you don't radicalize people, they radicalize themselves. Ironically, the most practical way to encourage that is probably to get them working on freedom tech projects! Do it early, while they're idealistic. Before they've been seduced by the salaries and perks big tech can offer. Before they're on the hedonic treadmill. Before they have mortgages and families and responsibilities. Pay them, but don't pretend you can compete with big tech. Any attempt to do that is likely to attract people for the wrong reasons. Instead, offer them interesting things to work on. Offer to teach them on the job. Offer them the opportunity to work with people they can learn from and respect.

Meanwhile, China: 👀

Thanks, Matt. You helped me better understand where 's post was coming from.

Bitcoiners and FIRE should be a natural fit, and have much to learn from each other. Unfortunately most of the FIRE community seems to be very hostile to bitcoin