Ayn Rand said contradictions don't exist, perhaps she is correct, but when you find one, and before you check your premises, note first that as a human being, being engaged in resolving your contradictions, is the moral area of life. You're in the right place. View quoted note →

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“Have no respect whatsoever for authority; forget who said it and instead look what he starts with, where he ends up, and ask yourself, “Is it reasonable?”" -- Richard Feynman

Saylor on trading Btc v trading Apple in 2011

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Michael Saylor compares #Bitcoin to Apple in 2011, saying it makes no sense to trade when you know it will go up by a factor of 100 🔥

Conviction v rational thinking

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"Being all in #Bitcoin is not about having conviction. It's just rational thinking."

Now Brian Armstrong has shared too @SatmoJoe

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This is a great articulation of just how foundational sound money is to a prosperous society Bitcoin is a moral imperative

“There’s a revolution in the global capital markets and and traditional finance operates 19% of the time for 10% of the world, that makes it a 2% solution. #Bitcoin is 100% solution.” - Michael Saylor

BlackRock notes Bitcoin showing faster adoption than the mobile phone

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The Guardians insights on capitalism: ‘But surely [the Labour gov] can have the bandwidth to discuss the broader problems with capitalism. There is no point lauding companies that generate growth if all they are doing is stealing the disposable incomes of your citizens and pocketing it for their faraway shareholders’.