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Philip Charter retweeted
Movie and TV tropes can help us tell Bitcoin's story better. Here's my @MWBTCSummit keynote with 80 slides in under 16 minutes. (h/t @bensig for the video)
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Philip Charter retweeted
A week ago, I was joined by @HumanWriter21 on @BTTWJolene We talked about Bitcoin, writing, publishing, storytelling, and the narratives shaping Bitcoin culture — and why the way we communicate ideas matters. 🎙️ Listen here⁠- open.spotify.com/episode/597… #Bitcoin #BitcoinWriting
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All levels of knowledge are welcome: - If you are curious about Bitcoin, you'll discover how it's changing everything we knew about money. - If you already use Bitcoin, you'll still learn something (for example, why Bitcoin is like a platypus 🦦🦆🦫)
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Our talk will be in person in the beautiful patio presentation space of the university building in the old town. It'll also be broadcast online via the university stream.
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Fran and I run the @bitcanario community in the city (along with others), organising meetups, walks, workshops, and more. The only goal is to help canarians understand and adopt Bitcoin, which can benefit them as a savings tool and kick start circular economies.
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The university offers some excellent remote learning courses on economics and Bitcoin, and when I discovered the headquarters is in Las Palmas, I had to reach out.
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I'll be the support act for the main man, Francisco Figueroa Ros in our upcoming talk at @UnivHesperides. 🧵 (I'm more excited about this than I look in the picture)
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Nice work. Always love that there are 5km runs wherever there are conferences.
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Philip Charter retweeted
his dad wrote the sovereign individual he is calling brits mongrel and asking them to die for the country you can’t make this shit up
The English are a mongrel people, not an Aryan master race.
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Replying to @KonsensusN
The only reason I'd go to war is to fight an entire country full of Jacob Rees Moggs.
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Pronto... "Por 15 satoshis me hago alto guiso." #Argentina #bitcoin #altoguiso
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Replying to @BitcoinADUK
Yes. He was very unclear about whether you like shitcoins or not. ha ha
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Replying to @Fundamentals21m
Yes, but you are capable of consuming liquids other than Dr. Pepper.
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After reading the book, I'm still no fan of Mr Musk's brand of world domination mixed with autism. However, there are a few systems and thought processes which drove tech breakthroughs and business deals. Worth reading to grasp the overarching themes.
A 31 ans, Elon Musk pouvait devenir rentier et ne plus jamais travailler. Mais il a décidé de réinvestir ses 180 millions d'exits de PayPal et Zip2 pour construire des voitures et des fusées. Fin 2008, il empruntait à des amis pour payer son loyer. The Book of Elon d'@EricJorgenson reprend ses meilleures interventions sur l'entrepreneuriat, compilées comme il l'avait fait pour Naval. disclaimer: je ne suis ni un fanboi ni hater de Musk. Mais voici les 3 points qui m'ont marqué : 1. Une réelle détermination à entreprendre et à construire, quitte à remettre tout son capital en jeu, et de passer du software au hardware malgré les risques considérables et les avertissements de ses proches. 2. Sa méthode de management est l'exact inverse d'une administration : virer les incompétents, puis rembaucher les meilleurs talents et tirer le maximum de leurs capacités de travail, puis juger sur le résultat seulement. On comprend alors qu'il déteste pleinement les bureaucrates et politiciens improductifs, et qu'ils le lui rendent bien. 3. On sent qu'il réellement animé par une envie d'avancer la civilisation humaine grâce à la technologie, et non pas par l'argent. Ses projets comme Mars ont l'air fous mais c'est justement l'état d'esprit qu'il faut avoir pour réaliser de grandes avancées. Un point intéressant du livre : la technologie peut "se perdre" si on ne l'entretien pas (il donne l'exemple des pyramides ou des voyages sur la Lune). C'est un réel acharné de travail, pour mener autant de projets différents en même temps et avec succès, et je ne pense pas que quiconque échangerait sa vie contre la sienne, même en échange de ses milliards de net worth.
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Philip Charter retweeted
“What it means to be a leader is to get over fear and not be afraid to be who you really are.” - @StacingSats Staci, The Bitcoin Nova and Head of Community at @conduit_market Staci’s recent conversation with @HumanWriter21 is one of the best!! 🧡💜🧡
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Turn your personality up to 11 and be radically honest about who you are. People respect that!
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I'd like to shove his father's book so far up his pompous arse, he actually starts expousing sovereignty, not 20th century nationalism.
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Replying to @StacingSats
58,000 views now! 58k gang never die.
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The Liquid hacker: "I'm a white hat!"
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