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Desde el Instituto de Filosofía y Economía Bitcoin (IFEB) los invitamos a participar en el concurso de artículos académicos "IFEB piensa 2025". 📚 🎓

Just finished C.S. Lewis's 'Till We Have Faces,' and it unexpectedly touched my heart! 💓 This gave me new insight on faith and suffering. Read my reflections on this incredible book here:


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My latest short essay explores the parallels between the challenges faced by Axial Age thinkers and today’s biggest questions. Are we in the midst of a new intellectual revolution? 😊📚 If so, we’re living in exciting times!

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Gracias @Decentralized !

Hermes, the Divine Messenger


I have always felt fascinated by Greek mythology. One of the most impressive Olympians is Hermes, the son of Zeus, king of the gods, and Maia, one of the Pleiades. He was renowned for his ability to traverse between different realms. As the messenger of the gods, he acted as a link between the divine and the human, carrying messages between the gods and mortals on earth. In his role as the psychopomp, or guide of souls, he escorted the dead on the hazardous journey from the world of the living to the realm of the dead.

Lately, I find myself thinking about Hermes and his ability to move seamlessly between realms. In today’s society, things feel more polarized than ever, especially in the United States as the presidential elections approach. We find ourselves trapped in echo chambers that create divisions as deep and overwhelming as the Styx, the river that separates the living from the realm of the dead. This is why, when someone has the extraordinary ability to communicate effectively with those holding differing viewpoints, it’s so refreshing and rare—like being in the presence of a divine messenger.

Finding inspiration in Hermes, we can navigate the challenges of our time by becoming more like him—moving across the heavens, the earth, and the underworld—bridging gaps with intelligence, diplomacy, and negotiation.

¡Feliz inicio de semana! 😊

Debido a la cercanía de las elecciones presidenciales estadounidenses en las cuales de forma sorpresiva Bitcoin ha sido un tema de discusión, les comparto mi colaboración con el artículo de opinión “El interés de los políticos por Bitcoin: El caso de Donald J. Trump”, publicado por el IFEB (Instituto de Filosofía y Economía Bitcoin):
https://ifebitcoin.org/d/pKX6nUUzf5oubaxkBSPJZW?v=bafy2bzaceburuppat7pnbzb3y2f2nb6g4sodegebmp4lsantpjviabldhvlo4&l

"The societal polarization in today’s culture could only be mitigated through conversations about the unfamiliar in both science and politics." - Dr. Avi Loeb

I finished "Imminent" by Luis Elizondo. That was quick! I was taking notes, and I have sooooo much to say, which means that Lue did a good job because his intention was to start (or continue) a conversation. Hopefully, I can find the time to write some of my thoughts about the book, and I will help 'keep the ball rolling.'

I loved this conversation at the beginning of the book because it reflects most people’s attitude towards this topic (including my own some time ago): Jim: 'What do you think about UFOs?' Lue: 'I don’t.'



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Just finished "Broken Money" by Lyn Alden, and needless to say, it is an amazing book. I highly recommend it because she did a great job explaining difficult concepts about how the traditional financial system works. It really clarified a lot of concepts for me.

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Now, I’m really changing gears and just started a book I was eagerly waiting for: "Imminent" by Lue Elizondo. I’m still in the first few chapters, and I already feel somber (those who know Lue will understand what I mean 😔)."

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