The market cap of US Farmland is $3.8T 
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I record people telling their life stories. Most of my clients are farm families. I have a podcast: The Ag Tribes Report
I know a lot of people on Nostr dislike RoundUp. I’d enjoy someone that knows a lot about why glyphosates bad to debate Folta
If you want to make a difference around Bitcoin find a niche, a tribe that you belong to that doesn’t yet see the value of Bitcoin.
Bring it to truckers, HVAC guys, sports betters, bankers… all ideas spread through tribes.
About 10 years ago I went to the Aspen institute conference and saw Al Gore speaking about climate change, he was yelling and totally insane- the crowd loved it - cheering for him. It was like an evangelical service.
This was one of the red pills of my life, I knew without question that these people were worshiping Gia.
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“dad let’s read the next story… what’s it called? The weird chicken?”
“no it’s the ugly ducking.”
“no way dad that’s mean!”
Fathers have a knowing smile between them; one part empathy one part jealousy.
Little kids are hard, but the relationship is precious and fleeting.
The Universe rewards those who deal with problems directly
Writing the news for today’s Ag Tribes Report. Anyone have stories on the new impacting the culture of agriculture?
This is so good. Careful at about 15 minutes you may go blind…
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Every Wednesday afternoon instead of checking BTC price I hit refresh over and over on the @Fountain for the latest This Week In Bitcoin, hoping @ChrisLAS posts soon.
Pomp talks about how Bitcoin exchanges may buy banks:
Boom! Just sold a Legacy Interview priced and paid for in Bitcoin.
It took me 5 years- but today I did it.
I just played the entirety of Mouse Trap
The massive tidal wave that no one is talking about is when bitcoin demonetizes agricultural land.
The value of land is wildly overpriced relative to its utility value. Some day the most valuable collateral won’t be land it will be Bitcoin. This is coming
I had a colleague contact me yesterday who has fairly important audience saying “I agree the US shouldn’t go to war in Iran, it would be stolen valor, we didn’t earn the credit we’re going to get for toppling that terrible machine.”
These people are insane- they forget every war in the past. War is hell.
The most dangerous force on earth is a human mob.
More dangerous than nuclear weapons is the ability to propagandize ordinary citizens.
People believe what they are convinced to shout, they hate who don’t join, and they will forget what they fought for the second the mob shifts.
I found the conversation with @Saifedean Ammous and @Lyn Alden to be frustrating. Lyn was directly challenging Saife’s position on how Tether will work as a straw in the dollar milkshake theory saying she didn’t think there were many bag holders left.
This is a fascinating point of divergence but it was not explored at any level of depth.
I’m re-reading The Mandibles. This story was so prescient it is shocking.
When someone asks you to keep a secret, your interests are being subverted