Is 2026 going to be the year of Linux? I’m going to buy a new desktop this year and drop Linux Mint on it Day 1. I refuse to use Windows 11.

- If each Bitcoin block could be measured/“priced” in joules per satoshi, how would that change the way we interpret block time and value? - What would it mean for every block to carry a distinct thermodynamic signature, an energy cost uniquely tied to its creation? What does it mean for time to be priced and measured in energy? - How does Bitcoin pricing itself directly in joules, independent of any fiat reference, reframe its role as a monetary system? - In what ways would such a metric reshape mining incentives and deepen our understanding of Bitcoin’s physical foundations? - What if I told you it was possible to do this today? - Are Bitcoin Improvement Proposals (BIPs) limited to protocol changes, or is the most important improvement still a deeper understanding of the physical process Bitcoin already instantiates? #asknostr

Why do we measure temperature in systems that are not appended to absolute zero (Celsius & Fahrenheit)? Kelvin scale exists, yet I’d imagine a majority of people haven’t a clue, nor could they even conceptualize why a negative measure makes no sense. I believe Bitcoin will force Kelvin upon the world. #asknostr

GM and Merry Christmas! Christ is King! All is well.

Stephen Wolfram doesn’t know the answer is Bitcoin. He’s searching for a theory, but bitcoin is an instantiation of a system that’s proves its theory every ~10 minutes. The tick of time must be the measurement. Quantized time is fundamental and required for binary logic to exist. The Ruliad must be Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is the proof that binary logic (non-contradiction) can only emerge from quantized time. GN.

Make slab great again (it always has been great). I agree with Ondra here.

GM, it’s absolutely pouring here. It is a beautiful morning to be cozied up in the study writing about Bitcoin.

Bitcoiners love to say “Don’t trust verify” But not a single one of them has verified the axiom of continuous time (time is infinitesimally divisible physically) that underpins the quantum threat model. Funny enough, they have all been looking at indivisible blocks of time for years without observing what they are. “Just money”. We are the quantum threat to Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not broken, nor does it need to be “updated” for PQC. Our models of physics are broken by Bitcoin.