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halalmoney 5 months ago
Everyone: it’s not possible to construct a worthwhile sentence using ‘memetic bundle’ and ‘meme payload’. *Comte enters the chat* “Both are trying to inject a meme payload and make you a replicator of the memetic bundle that controls them : on one extreme, they fix you by filling your wound with scientism ; on the other extreme, they fix you by filling your wound with a set of beliefs that are characterized by exclusivity” View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*In the end two things still shine through for me - one that Bitcoin and PoW are just about the most objective source of truth there is, and secondly what an OG told me when I asked him why he still bought bitcoin when it was 100x where it was when he first started. “Because no one can afford my time”*
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*there definitely was consensus about enabling Taproot, as far as people understood what it would give them, but there definitely was NOT consensus about enabling inscriptions. That can accurately be classified as an unintended use-case of Taproot's features by using an exploit to disguise arbitrary data as part of the transaction's witness section, which no one realized would be the case at the time of activation* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*there is a massive difference between using Bitcoin for its intended purpose as money to BUY an NFT, even if you or I think NFTs are stupid, vs using Bitcoin for an unintended purpose to STORE an NFT* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
Bitcoin is a digital bearer asset. Tokenisation offers 'exposure' to assets. Robinhood CEO: “I think [tokenization] will become the default way to get exposure to U.S. stocks outside the U.S.,” "The tokenization of real-world assets, from stocks to real estate, will spread to financial markets around the world" CNBC
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*The midwit always wants a simple heuristic to solve complex problems and hence overcorrects when problems arise, creating a new set of problems* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
I note the irony of the extracting a quote from your note…… *Writers face a dilemma: do they write for people to read or for algorithms to process and shred into highlights? The paradox is that AI democratizes access to ideas while trivializing the experience of reading them.* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*until we feel it in our bones that the cage is made of our own behavioral patterns, we’ll just swap one set of masters for another and call it progress* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
A fascinating note. Thanks! *Groupthinkers are terrified of caloric expenditure, work, truth, and facing the actual culprits of things like the wage gap. Voluntary incompetence loathes determined hard working people because they are too terrified to admit there is an intelligence that comes with hard work and facing fear* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*Every satoshi input and output can be traced through the ledger, allowing anyone to verify that the conservation law holds, no double-spend has occurred, and that every joule of work has crystallized into permanent structure…. measurement requires direct visibility of conservation at every step.* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
TIL about John Searle’s Chinese room thought experiment. image
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*the laws multiply like weeds, not to protect you, but to bind you. We live not under the rule of law. We live under the rule of rulers* View quoted note →
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halalmoney 5 months ago
*Nicolas Dufourcq, the head of France’s state investment bank Bpifrance, warned that Europe is becoming “doubly colonized” by Chinese industry and U.S. tech.* CNBC