The people you need to join the roundtable are Jared and that other guy from the Raleigh Bitcoin Meetup podcasts. Not Lee, the other guy. The one that kind of chuckles to himself after he says something. Those two are hilarious. https://fountain.fm/episode/wMCkDxdDunIOrGAhhGvM

Banana update! Four bunches so far, but don't count your eggs before they hatch is an appropriate application here. #banana

Banana update. Baby bananas!!! #banana

Banana update. #banana

Best dressed guy on the gold course!

I think my indoor banana plant may be beginning to flower. What's coming up is a lot fatter than a leaf. #banana

Fabulous articles. Well articulated and concise. I was wondering about one part and interested in some elaboration. In your A Theistic Perspective on Money and Bitcoin article you start off describing how love or violence can be used to coordinate human behavior before there was money, and in a fallen world, money has let us coordinate human behavior beyond our social group, reducing the use of violence (evil). In the what is money section I'm assuming you are referencing I Timothy 6:10 when you say "In this way, I do not believe that money is the root of all evil." Maybe you intended it the way you wrote it, but that verse is often misquoted because it says "For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil." Because yes, money does give an option other than violence to coordinate. But I don't agree with what you quoted right after, "if it were not for the presence of evil in all humans, the invention of money would not have been required". In describing Eden in Genesis 2:10-12, pre fall, gold, an earliest form of money, is described as being there, and being good. "And a river went out of Eden to water the garden; and from thence it was parted, and became into four heads. The name of the first is Pison: that is it which compasseth the whole land of Havilah, where there is gold; and the gold of that land is good: there is bdellium and the onyx stone." But excellent articles with thought provoking perspectives on the topics. The community needs more articles like this.

Does anyone have any real life examples of bitcoin being sent to Iran or North Korea or somewhere like that for Christian missionary work? #asknostr

Does anyone have any eastern or plains cottonwood seeds they could mail to me?

You can just grow stuff. It was surprisingly good. It was small because it fell over and the stalk supporting it broke, hence the leaning top. But it ripened and had a little coconut, pina colada flavor.

A plumbing customer of mine contacted me because I'm the only one he knows that knows anything about bitcoin, haha. Anyway, he got scammed and pulled a bunch of cash out and put it in a "bitcoin" ATM. He showed me it is now sitting in USDT. The app he showed me it on was SafePal. I've never heard of it. He said the scammers were doing something with his phone so it may all be compromised. There is only a receive button on the app. I don't see a send button. Other than that, the USDT looks legitimately there, but I don't know. I don't think he got a seed phrase when he created the wallet. If anyone has more knowledge than me about this, I'd love to be able to help him out. #asknostr

@Yojimble @Jimble's Jumble Thanks so much for the marmalade! It looks beautiful and can't wait to try it! It looks so nice I plan to give some away as a unique gift.

Get ready for lunch tomorrow, kids!

Will exchange plumbing services for bitcoin in south central Pennsylvania.