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Jeff Booth
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This is what real investigative journalism looks like.
Ian Burrell, who was a big #Bitcoin sceptic, came to Africa with us with an open and curious mind. Through the trip and meeting people where they were, found a narrative outside of what he thought.

FYI - Ian is one of the top investigative journalists of our time (and a pretty great human being)
Reinforces how hard it is to stop an idea based on truth, hope and abundance, because “eventually” good people will discover it for themselves.


https://unherd.com/2024/01/the-african-village-mining-bitcoin
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The Nostr Report · 121w
This is an excellent article Jeff. We will be adding to our daily report. Let’s get Ian on Nostr!
mattaroo · 121w
This is inspiring work. Love to see it and be able to forward it around to others.
node · 121w
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DeFiYoGi⚡️|Fix the money, fix the world| · 121w
Thank you for this sir. Already translated to portuguese-BR https://defiyogi.medium.com/a-aldeia-africana-minerando-bitcoin-31d95f06b5c4
JG · 121w
This is absolutely inspiring, and is so helpful in onboarding people that are skeptical and see Bitcoin as purely "something to do with money".
Bada₿it · 121w
Loved the read, thanks for sharing. Again the same old predictable criticism in the comments, but also quite a few positieve reactions (and some nice downvotes). The tide is turning, slowly but surely! https://m.primal.net/HWgL.jpg
Danielle · 121w
Awesome!
bitcoms · 121w
Great case study, and a good entry point for anyone still believing all the superficial negative nonsense long peddled in the mainstream about Bitcoin and energy.
Moon · 121w
One day soon it’ll be “X person came to COUNTRY with us, and saw the COUNTRY/TRIBE village doing Y thing”… Anyways - yes, yes - real investigative journalism good
Buffet's Rat Poison |SQUARED| · 121w
"As former development minister Rory Stewart said in a lecture at Yale, Britain gave £4.5billion over half a century to this southern African country corroded by corruption and bad governance, yet it ended up “if anything, poorer than it was when we started”. Foreign Aid allows corrupt governm...