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I'm all in for this.
My dog loves it!
What you got against bitcoin podcasts?π
It's become it's own cottage industry, supported by sponsorship deals. So much noise. "I'm starting a Bitcoin podcast" is a meme as this point π
Cut out the noise. Be your own signal.
For me, I've cut down to two Bitcoin news pods and whatever Preston interviews look interesting. There's just too much hype and distraction during the bull market years for me.
I cut down a lot of my Bitcoin podcast consumption. Itβs all very redundant and feels like worship.
Either you control the memes, or the memes control you.
I watched a bunch when I first joined Nostr. A lot of the people I initially followed were podcasters, and obviously the meme was "watch podcasts, learn Bitcoin". I came to realize it's very little actual information, a bunch of price prediction talk that doesn't matter, and sponsor segments.
A better meme:
I've got a dog to walk πΎπΆ
Nostrfloooencers are a thing.
This is a good insight:
EITHER YOU CONTROL THE MEMES, OR THE MEMES CONTROL YOU.
Besides that, I do kinda feel bad for new people coming into Bitcoin because there's so much content. At first, really anything Bitcoin only will help, but after that, it's hard to find a source of non-repetetive content.
It's not self evident, that's for sure. I didn't think podcasts as they currently stand are the way to educate though. Like you said, cut the noise. I learned more from watching 3 Andreas Antonopoulos videos than I did from every podcast combined.
knock knock
it's the nostr police
you haven't paid your dog tax
please pay up πΆ
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βDid you wake me up to play? It better have been to playβ
I aspire to get down to 3-5 per week π
(I might have a problem)
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