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do we need more education around bitcoin forks, consensus, the role of nodes, etc.?

Bitcoin education has gotten so much better but maybe we’re a bit underinvested in education around how the network itself works? very important. we the market determine its future

i’ve collected a bunch of tweets over the last week regarding open source devs killing bitcoin. going to spend this Mailbag Monday episode dispelling what seems to be a lot of misunderstanding.

curious if yall have any thoughts or requests before i record

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james r · 105w

1. I want a broader explanation of how I can "vote" with my node. It feels as if the miners have all the decision power. But I've read otherwise. It's confusing. Also, I would like to know if I can "vote" for certain "things" with my node. For example, I want to "punish" spam on the timechain. Or "...

NostrDamus · 105w

yes to BTC education. most of the world knows BTC now but to buy it, use it , store .... phew its a journey! Ditto @ATL| Anti-Toxity League comment. Crypto needs to understand they are working for the same goals. Different approaches should be encouraged and communcation channels kept open. United...

Yes. I always want to learn from the people who know.

I really enjoyed your Madeira talk.

Since you asked… I absolutely want bitcoin to succeed long term. I understand the case for software maintenance over time. I’d say my concern is that while we technically can read the code of open source projects or proposed changes, most of our community (myself included) aren’t savvy enough ...

Yes, we need more education about that stuff. For the lower part of the bell curve please

Tico 🇨🇷 · 105w

never enough education bro 🆒

Matthew D · 105w

I've long maintained that Bitcoiners are, overall, great educators. Most of the time we have shitty students. It's on us the teachers to stay resolute, be persistent.

Quaalcom are known for publishing extremely minimal documentation of their chips so that customers are required to partner with their engineers to get any software running on them.

Ingwie Phoenix (aka. birb) · 105w

What we need is the ability to buy actual practical things in real life. Unless I can buy my coffee or burger or smokes with bitcoin, is it really useful beyond an "asset"? I don't think so.

Lyn Alden · 105w

We still expect to see #Bitcoin to have a parabolic move to top out at $300K+ this cycle, Until then just keep stacking, and build your sats with passive arbitrage pattern to 100x your sats. If you haven't join the rebelcapitalist vip group already, I would highly recommend it for passive accumulat...

Absolutely. We definitely need that

₿harat · 105w

Yes please. Anything that could complement content such as developer.bitcoin.org and make it easier to wrap your head around some of the technical details would help onboard new keen developers such as itself.

Education? Aren’t the books like mastering #bitcoin, inventing #Bitcoin, @Gigi ⚡🧡 ‘s 21 Lessons, or the fucking white paper enough? Aren’t the nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx and nostr:npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy's ...

Design ₿ · 103w

This is why I’m working with PlabB Network and moving to ES to launch https://caos.global/