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29 minutes ago•••
"Great men only become great once they realize they can." - my dad
16 hours ago•••
Good morning nostr 👑
Be thankful for all you have
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28 hours ago•••
Does anyone have a good source for beef tallow?
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39 hours ago•••
If you could change one thing about bitcoin, what would it be?
#asknostr
39 hours ago•••
Good morning nostr 👑
Do not underestimate the KNOWLEDGE you obtain from being in bitcoin
Just as powerful (maybe even more) as the financial gains IMO
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2 days ago•••
Probably should have checked the forecast before pulling out steaks
2 days ago•••
I feel like Peter McCormack is reallllllly regretting his exit from the bitcoin space
Don't you think
2 days ago•••
I'm getting the sense that the reason people don't see my value is because not only are they not using logical methods of picking talent in a fucked up fiat world, which if they weren't, would pick up the slack where the other thing I'm about to say fails, but also because they don't have any established trust with me. I don't have the well-develiped skills to network and such, which I've already known, but what I'm seeing now is that that means they don't feel the connection with me, the bond of like "I feel safe hiring this guy on."
Every job I've ever gotten had some element of trust being developed at the hiring stage, like I made a good impression, I seemed happy and articulate and confident, in technical positions I actually understood the work I submitted as a test and was able to explain my design choices, or there was some preexisting relationship between people on my team and people on the next company I went to work with.
I suck at developing this trust. It's a skill that obviously I have in some degree, but I rarely exercise it anymore. I have felt utterly unable to. Perhaps there is a way though. And perhaps this is exactly what I should focus my, lately very diffuse and hesitant, energies on.
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2 days ago•••
Respect should be a given. Trust should be earned.
2 days ago•••
Price signals in a free market must be very useful training data for networks of normie participants, in addition to the guiding data that Hayek described. A long time ago, before I had read any economics science, I conceived of the free market as an intelligent being in itself. nprofile1qqsfurf693da7utpkmey3ez67jq284ddjgucf4cv5sshndf9uf724wqpg3mhxw309akhjce4dakkydrhw9mkuen3x56nxmttd96xcvmsdpmnvam0dumk6dmhweunv6mkvdskj7ryde5xydm9v3nkzcnw09jzummwd9hkutcly94xw what do you think?
2 days ago•••
Good morning nostr 👑
You win some, you win some
Get used to it
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2 days ago•••
GN!!
3 days ago•••
I wonder what fun games I can play to hack the dipaminergic responses of normies and program them to become libertarians.
3 days ago•••
Prediction:
Saquon will be the first well-known pro athlete to get an npub
Let's make it happen nprofile1qqsvf646uxlreajhhsv9tms9u6w7nuzeedaqty38z69cpwyhv89ufcqpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujucm4wfex2mn59en8j6gpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgqg5waehxw309aex2mrp0yhxgctdw4eju6t0t25cfd
3 days ago•••
Men tend to specialize with respect to their social embedding, deriving social utility from a few main sources and perhaps a bunch of tangential relationships in their vocation. Women tend to be generalists in that regard, providing and deriving social utility to and from a variety of domains of their life, and experts at avoiding upfront social confrontation so to protect whichever social arrangements she finds crucial. This makes sense as men rely more heavily on the skills they provide in their vocation outside of the scope of socializing, unless that is the man's specialty. Whereas women tend to specialize exactly in highly social areas such as homemaking, nursing, HR, teaching, psychotherapy, etc.
Just talking out my ass and regurgitating other thinkers but it sounds like I might be onto something.
3 days ago•••
A man tends to like to live embedded in chaos, perhaps in a structure of his own design.
A woman is chaos, and tends to like to live embedded in the structure provided by a man.
3 days ago•••
Children have to operate in a world that's actually that complex, but they're not smart enough, and neither are you. So they build partial representations that sort of work, and the parents scaffold them. So the way children manage this, it's like children, they don't know anything, but hey they're still alive, so what's up with that?
— Dr. Jordan Peterson explaining Piaget's work on genetic epistemology and how parents mediate between the complex world and the child's partial understanding whenever an anomaly arises and the child cries.
4 days ago•••
Midwits are unable or unwilling to think for themselves, and they project that onto other people. That's why they call us conspiracy believers and fear what information sources we may be learning from. You will never get full respect from them, because respect entails not assuming things about you.
4 days ago•••
Good morning nostr 👑
Times have never been better
Understand that
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