life is not something you do but something you are. Each moment it creates a (you.) Life uses us as its instrument of creation. The wave does not do the ocean.

Bears are gay tradoor types that don't understand the game that is being played here. Glad to see them Getty rekt after being such cocky assholes. Especially that bones chick.
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Wow bones got fucking lit up. How much money did she just lose? What's the bet that she doesn't pay?
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Replying to @realizingerin
The only solution to what ails humanity is self knowing awareness. You have to develop the wisdom and sociological advancement to be able to handle your technological capacity. piped.video/ZeRm6RPvHKQ?is=nX2g…
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Replying to @matthew_pines
Perhaps you might design a protocol for them that incentivizes them to play cooperative games as technological capacity is extremely dangerous without wisdom and sociological advancement. Perhaps you might communicate that protocol to bucky or nash through mental downloads?
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World game programming reprograms the incentives that drive human action over time. Both bucky and John nash understood this. I'm actually surprised that pines hasn't gotten through to weisner- gross yet on the importance of bitcoin.
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Replying to @PeterDiamandis
World game programming reprogram the incentives that drive human action over time. Both bucky and John nash understood this. In actually surprised that pines hasn't gotten through to weisner- gross yet on the importance of bitcoin.
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I'm genuinely worried about the mental health of the bip 110 guys.. This is delusional.
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The crashout of puncher is complete.
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Replying to @w_s_bitcoin
The crash out of puncher is complete.
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Yep Hal was right. Trust minimization will mostly be a company/ bank/ nation state game unless we get ctv and vaults.
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Study buckminster fuller and the world game. Or watch the video series i shared if you want to get an understanding.
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Replying to @saylor
This was a great article but I'm surprised you didn't include critical path by buckminster fuller being that you are an engineer. This is a must read @saylor
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Replying to @A_refusenik
Not one, not two.
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Someone has been bidding hard, right through the sell pressure. Look at all these wicks.
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Replying to @cornfedbtc
You talk like a fag and your shit is all fucked up. Support bip 110, it's got electrolytes. Also, what a pedo, ok I win.
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Replying to @ihteshamali
Fuck yea, turn their digital panopticon back on them.
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Fascinating, makes sense that there are many old Buddha statues in this region. Also technically what shakyamuni taught is irreligion the abandonment of fixed views and beliefs so that reality can be revealed.
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You can find out for yourself. You do the work and see if you get the same result. What Buddhas teach is proof of work, requires no belief. In fact belief is the barrier to directly perceiving the reality under the vestment.
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The main thing is that I understand from him is money does need elasticity which is why we use fiat but fiat doesn't have a hard money to settle to directly redeemable. So I think his vision seems to be similar to what Hal envisioned.
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Replying to @SpaceX
Critical path you say?
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This is specifically what I am referring to from the Kalama sutra. Really applies to the bip debate right now as well. Many are falling prey to the traps of belief and fixed views.
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Replying to @r0ck3t23
Sounds like he's talking about spiral dynamics level 7 and up. Evolution of consciousness is something AI can't replace.
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Replying to @GaryCardone
A wise man once said.. what do you think bitcoin really is in the end Gary? It's a incentive system to transition humans from self destructive 0 sum games to collaborative games that incentivize mutual wellbeing.
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Replying to @dotkrueger
This is what bitcoin needs on implementation, companies, mining pools, and nations. Many adversaries in a Mexican standoff.
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Replying to @dvharry2020
Nice I'll check it out. Is this the code?
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Started having repetitive dreams around 5 years old of my body transforming into light. People told me it was impossible until I discovered dzogchen and vajrayana after I was older. This is the original form of all beings. piped.video/S39IpOz_JIY?is=MgtX…
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Replying to @AdamBLiv
Makes you think of the weimar chart.
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They can do all of this right?
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This is why I'm with @BritishHodl here. We need all the emotional actors to sell to the institutions which quietly and patiently accumulate capital exposure to 0 entropy time/ energy accounting which they will issue their own credit/ money against. Just as Hal predicted..
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Replying to @spoonmvn @Excellion
I agree with an of this but most the people won't adopt it until either ngu compels them or pain. I think what Hal Finney suggested is still a helpful outcome. Perhaps hyperbitcoinization can happen after this phase?
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Replying to @BeefButterBTC
I love it, it's everything.
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The idealism and expectations people have any how bitcoin should be adopted is going to shake a lot of people out before Hal's vision is realized..
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Not our fault the people are retarded. Idealism and expectations about how bitcoin needs to be adopted will only cause you pain.
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Hard truth, bitcoin is volatile mostly because the minds of bitcoiners are volatile. To master the art of the hodl you must learn to witness the mind and free yourself from attachment to hope and aversion to fear. Rest as the basic awareness that appears as both!
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@TheSamsPodcast If you really want to help people be better hodlers you need to help free them from attachment to hope and aversion to fear through mindfulness. I wanted to come up and talk but needed to head to work. This will help many though. piped.video/uFzX37Z_I-8?si=UbzW…
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Hey Adam, what do you think of what dr orlovsky is building for rgb? Using client side validation and single use seals? I'm excited about the possibilities for the suite of software he's been working on. piped.video/vHsAJXSpfzU?si=-Zfp…
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~ Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche In that moment of seeing that mind essence is no 'thing' to see – in that very instant, you no longer need the duality of something seen and someone that sees. This natural unity is called nonmeditation, because it is not created.
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Replying to @hodlorado
It is a kind of art but it's just really hard on the body. My back is still always hurting from doing them lol.
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Replying to @DSBatten
Fascinating that these studies confirm direct experience. This is why I say the developing the ability to witness the mechanations of mind without resistance or attachment is the most needed skill in the world. Will be increasingly important over the next 10 years.
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Replying to @JoshMandell6
Also this was hal Finney's thoughts before lightning was created.
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Daily and weekly charts both look bullish to me. Got a velez buy setup forming on the 50 day ma and looking for a 20ma halt on the weekly. What you think @olvelez007 ?
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Replying to @DSBatten
It's a direct result of developing the ability to witness which frees you from the 3 poisons and 8 worldly concerns!
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Replying to @_The_Prophet__
Never found anyone who can come up with an argument against dependent origination and emptiness.
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Dead raccoon with a get well soon balloon comes to mind.
120% debt to GDP + 5% interest rate = disaster.
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Replying to @dotkrueger
Made me think of the dead raccoon with a get well soon balloon attached to him.
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Timeless Awareness “All meditators want to be free from thoughts, but they keep arising. They cannot be stopped, and because of this, meditators grow weary. However, the more wood, the bigger the fire. The more thoughts there are, the more nondual timeless awareness increases.
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Replying to @TheProjectUnity
If understood, instant enlightenment.
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Replying to @TheProjectUnity
The key is to develop the witnessing mind which appears as all other phenomena. It's really just recognizing what is already here though.
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Liz Warren is the worst. She's a more evil version of Dolores Umbridge.
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Replying to @BernieSanders
Fix the money then... inflation is the cause of wealth inequality. The cantillon effect ensures that those closest to the money printer get the new currency first. They take it plow it into assets, assets inflate, dollar users get diluted and take the brunt of price inflation.
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Replying to @BernieSanders
Fix the money, Bernie. That's the root cause of the problem. People are forced to use anything but the money as a store of value. Houses should only have utility value but because the money is broken it doesn't store value so people use their houses as investments.
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Also you should study critical path by buckminster fuller.
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All beings are first driven by incentives for self gain. The key is to design a system that incentivizes mutual wellbeing. Shakyamuni explained this concept (the recognition of game theoretical design) in the sedaka sutra
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The vision of John nash in his paper ideal money. Here is the quote from Hal. Would have liked to see you bring these points up @OptimistFields
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Yo dawg we heard you like being taxed so we put some taxes in your taxes so you can be taxed while you are being taxed.
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