“Who is Satoshi” is one of the only safe angles from which legacy journos feel they can cover Bitcoin.

Too awkward for them to get into the reason for Bitcoin’s existence.

Bitcoiners are the adults in the room.

Bitcoin “falls” upwards.

Book review of Eagle in the Snow by Wallace Breem (1970)

This is the book that sent me down the historical fiction rabbit hole.

I’ve read many books on Rome, in Latin and in English. This one made me feel like I was living it more than any other.

Set during the final years of the Roman Empire, it centers on General Maximus, tasked with defending the Rhine with a single legion against a vast Germanic coalition. He is essentially the last loyal Roman standing firm as the rest of the Empire fractures.

As a classicist, I appreciate how the dialogue is reminiscent of Latin syntax, even though it’s written in English.

To my knowledge, no digital audiobook version exists, but the physical edition is well worth the read.

I’ve decided to write reviews of all my favorite books, then compile them into best-of lists for each genre.

For “like the bee that hath gathered too much honey; I need hands outstretched to receive it.”

#Bitcoin is a karmic currency.

Save in Bitcoin. Bitcoin will save you.

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