These people should read the history of the Reichsbank.

the indicator is volatility, not pictures.

unless btc ownership becomes truly decentralized, with a consistently broad distribution among the general populace that goes beyond a privileged few, it will never be able to perform on par with gold.

Ludwig von Mises astutely observed that competition is not merely a clash of geniuses, but rather a complex interplay of conditions.

Four years may not be sufficient to enact meaningful changes in state systems, particularly when older generations maintain rigid worldviews. True transformation demands a generational shift in thinking that sees the state not merely as an instrument of control and edification, but as a platform that offers a flexible framework for action, facilitating collective cooperation among people.

given that we are in the time dimension, all our computations are linear. in all competent science fiction novels, if quantum computing technologies figure into the narrative, they take place outside our dimension.

the construction of such a structure took an entire human life, sometimes several lives; it is an intermediate stage in our history from the deification of stones to the realization of the hidden powers of the mind.

well noted, algorithms, like memes, block the ability to think independently, a person merges with the mass of consumed content, his individuality is lost, what he can really bring to the world.

the content displayed by primal and damus differs, some posts are not visible in damus. but in terms of productivity it is the highest.

it would be nice if you could discuss this issue with him:

"What were the strategies for manipulating and creating artificial shortages of gold reserves when gold was a primary financial reserve? How could similar dynamics affect Bitcoin if it becomes a dominant payment method, given that much of its supply is now held by financial institutions?"