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2026-05-30 05:16:03 UTC

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Short answer: depends
Long answer:
The “inside” of particle accelerators is a chamber kept under ultra high vacuum conditions (about equal to the atmosphere on the dark side of the moon), which would already be kind of like ultra air drying a steak using some pretty large turbo pumps.
If we ignore that aspect, the next likely “cooking” scenario would be long before the particles are “accelerated.” Inert fuel sources need to be ionized in order to manipulate the particles to do the accelerating. The ionization of those gases come in a lot of forms, and at least one type is essentially high frequency high energy current that creates a sort of microwave effect on the fuel source to separate the electrons from the protons of a fuel source. Should be mildly effective at heating a steak, but the system would likely destroy itself due to trying to run continuously for long enough to cook the steak all the way through.
TLDR; steak would either be dried via vacuum or the ionization system would melt down trying to heat the mass of the steak.

2026-03-01 15:39:59 UTC

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@npub16vz…mhgd is still hard at work on it!
https://hashpool.dev/articles/what-is-hashpool/

2026-02-06 14:57:04 UTC

https://image.nostr.build/f3fc99b0935a7770a2d49efbfedb5b13dc495ad69995b84c9926055e247e7631.jpg

2026-01-19 03:21:46 UTC

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Same! Just finished up. Kept reading just before bed and giving myself the weirdest dreams. Just don’t seem to recall what they were ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

2025-08-14 03:46:11 UTC

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Love your work!
Also, I’m confused by butter coming from your hens?

2025-08-14 03:22:38 UTC

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My exact first thought. Unless you lived somewhere super temperate, but still just asking to be an oven or an ice box in peak seasons.

2025-07-20 13:57:56 UTC

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These are instructions to link cash app, then begin converting some percentage of your total sales (credit cards) into bitcoin via cash app.
This unfortunately does not allow accepting bitcoin in square. Depending on the use case though, having cash app already enables people to accept bitcoin since they have access to an address there.
If they want to exchange goods for that bitcoin, it’s up to them. Kind of like a cash transaction that doesn’t make it into your POS ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

2025-07-13 14:47:21 UTC

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May want to invest in a table-top lab vibrator. Easy to scale up and shake in batches. Adds a bit of precise control over the shake too.

2025-07-04 02:12:16 UTC

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Gremoulata on a ribeye will change just about anyone’s mind.

2025-06-11 04:22:13 UTC

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And tomatoes are native to South America. Modern “cultural” foods are global foods.

2025-06-05 04:22:11 UTC

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Spicy Moon is where it’s at. Best Mapo Tofu around, vegan or not.

2025-05-14 02:12:18 UTC

Spending Bitcoin increases the value of Bitcoin by distributing value to those who create value. It is not a loss.

2025-03-26 16:27:03 UTC

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I’d rather tip this note than all that other bullshit.

2025-03-23 15:47:52 UTC

You can just build a lemonade stand in cyber space.

2025-03-19 04:20:06 UTC

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Multiple npubs is just good opsec ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

2025-03-19 00:36:04 UTC

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Second npub would be an easy work around. Can even just spin one up each time you get the curious itch.

2025-03-12 20:24:12 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/bfdd0ae0673f5030b438007e422ee4f5015d5a2074c5d4d13a9df877ee0c09d2.jpg

2025-03-12 02:58:16 UTC

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And these are for espionage:
https://www.spyguy.com/products/button-hidden-camera-pro

2025-03-05 21:40:45 UTC

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Fusion based energy will dominate the new energy market. Overhead of running servers will drop to near zero.

2025-03-03 04:04:30 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/2d569ee73307da7091a739c684a8e36ea7f4a7232a90da783ea06b00104820f2.jpg

2025-03-02 21:42:05 UTC

Here for the freedom tech, not the NGU effect.

2025-02-25 06:14:38 UTC

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Korea*

2025-02-22 06:47:52 UTC

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Boom:
https://www.scienceofcooking.com/important_cooking_temperatures.htm

2025-02-16 03:07:16 UTC

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#note1dg8…2m6p

2025-02-16 02:18:09 UTC

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Being John Malkovich
Synecdoche New York
Mr. Nobody

2025-02-15 17:55:56 UTC

If you want Quality answers, ask Quality questions.

2025-02-11 01:47:10 UTC

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In your mind, how does this play out if the cost of energy drops to near 0?
Either by dramatic increase in supply, or dramatic decrease in demand for hash power?

2025-02-09 20:47:43 UTC

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Scotch egg! Fabulous!

2025-02-09 14:44:40 UTC

The path from Gresham’s to Thier’s law is a free market. #note1k9w…5vfl

2025-02-09 13:07:39 UTC

Exercise your mind.

2025-02-07 05:50:57 UTC

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It would fill your memories with things they never actually said or did. It wouldn’t really be them.

2025-02-05 01:19:41 UTC

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Unleashed.chat

2025-02-04 04:33:10 UTC

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https://usetrmnl.com/
E-ink dashboard with open source plug-ins.

2025-02-01 16:33:08 UTC

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Who says he left?

2025-01-26 15:03:11 UTC

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Best advice I’ve heard on the subject was this:
Allow yourself to believe, if even for a few moments, that what they said is truth. Once you have accepted the possibility that it is true, you can decide how you want to change, if at all.

2025-01-24 06:32:49 UTC

The use of force is a high time preference activity. Over the course of time, all things trend toward voluntary action.

2025-01-23 01:11:49 UTC

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That would be….something

2025-01-22 04:26:31 UTC

https://image.nostr.build/28de9740f28065f1a5ae5a2421287edf64bcab4ec45752d83ab0c0b152d95263.jpg

2025-01-21 03:11:44 UTC

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So… how was that eating experience?
Looks like a bone in the middle of a taco, which sounds unpleasant.
Otherwise, looks delicious!

2025-01-20 04:48:04 UTC

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I have no idea, but I’m here for the banjo. Love the vibe.

2025-01-19 22:27:19 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/669bd1f047a2f26fd5c60a762217d6c53d6a80ea4c59a8bf27f556bacc51799b.jpg

2025-01-19 07:57:26 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/08db72a432e0950d7e8cf27d34a7a1022f6a73235bc6e0dfbb47b0e7a9bb6456.jpg

2025-01-19 07:15:36 UTC

https://image.nostr.build/59ff7752f0de19e956bceba553246b0600b63fbf49455ce3a35be05c7830991c.jpg

2025-01-18 19:32:13 UTC

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You aren’t in traffic, you are the traffic.

2025-01-18 01:29:09 UTC

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Already there, and I appreciate you summoning his helpful take!

2025-01-18 00:42:27 UTC

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This is exactly the type of thing I needed. I remember reading from drcate.com a long while back (source from your source) which does a great job explaining some of the first principles behind the disrespect.
This will go a long way. Thank you.

2025-01-17 16:44:25 UTC

#asknostr
Shill me your source material for seed oil disrespect. Memes are great short form and always welcomed. Preference towards hard data and long form analysis to hand to a colleague who is curious. https://image.nostr.build/a0986b48cc7dc8dfa3f539cb02269ce0a92e56fc2414067c6f4e36fa53f648d0.png

2025-01-17 16:42:21 UTC

GM!
Proof of Work > Empty Promises

2025-01-17 11:33:46 UTC

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Ocean.xyz offers the simplest, no KYC, and customizable experience.
Having control over templates is a powerful idea, that all pools should offer.
Bonus: they offer lightning payouts so you aren’t gated by minimums for payout.

2025-01-17 11:27:47 UTC

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@npub17xv…c9as

2025-01-15 12:59:24 UTC

https://image.nostr.build/12d5c99af72435eea7a47cee084113016e628ea52ac42a8e73987e02c413be89.png #note1vce…nchh

2025-01-15 12:55:37 UTC

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Good rule to follow: anything after a “?” Is a tracking tag in a URL. Super easy to remove once you know!

2025-01-13 12:45:01 UTC

GM. https://image.nostr.build/ccfd9527b854c8eb1d45c3eda230bb3fee9ffce56ba6e1b6924549843bfae5e5.jpg

2025-01-13 02:11:06 UTC

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Hello! And welcome!

2025-01-13 00:59:53 UTC

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If you have interest in bread baking, this is THE BOOK to get.

2025-01-13 00:56:50 UTC

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“All About Wild Yeast and Bacterial Fermentation:
What makes sourdough different from regular bread? Most people think the difference is caused by a special wild yeast, but that is only part of the answer. Yes, a variety of wild-yeast strains aggregated under the name Saccharomyces exigus is used to make sourdough bread, as opposed to the S. cerevisiae strains used in regular breads. But the complex sour flavor is not created by the wild yeast. Other microorganisms, bacteria, specifically lactobacillus and aceto-bacillus, create lactic and acetic acids as they feed off the enzyme-released sugars in the dough, and these are responsible for the sour flavor. San Francisco sourdough bread, for example, has a particular type of local bacteria called Lactobacillus sanfranciscensis (what a coincidence!) that gives this bread a different quality, more sour with a thicker crust, than any other wild-yeast bread made in other parts of the world. (Note: L. sanfranciscensis exists throughout the world and shows up in other regions' sourdough breads, but just not in such abundance.)
What does the wild yeast do? Regular commercial yeast (S. cerevisiae), which is the same yeast used in beer making (which might explain why beer has been called "liquid bread"), does not like an acidic, or sour, environment. If bacterial activity creates too much acid, this type of yeast will die and make the bread taste funny, with an ammonia-like aftertaste and a weakened gluten structure caused by the glutathione released by the yeast. Most regular
S. cerevisiae-leavened breads have a pH level of 5.0 to 5.5.
On the other hand, wild yeast (S. exiguus) likes acidic environments (pH of 3.5 to 4.0) and therefore thrives when bacteria do their work creating lactic and acetic acids. Since it takes about twice as long for the bacteria to create flavor as it takes for the yeast to leaven the dough, it requires a hearty strain of yeast to endure. This is why wild yeast is required to make good sourdough bread.
How do you make or grow wild yeast? We do not have to make it since it already lives all around us in the air and on plants, grains, and fruits (it's in the white powdery "bloom" found on the skin of grapes, plums, and wheat berries). We do need, however, to capture and cultivate it to make bread. We do this by making a sourdough starter or what some bakers call a barm or a levain. A good bread baker knows how to keep the starter alive and healthy
of the craft of baking.
from batch to batch and how to add just the right amount to make a tasty bread. This is part of the craft of baking”
Excerpt from “The Bread Baker’s Apprentice” by Peter Reinhart

2025-01-12 19:54:01 UTC

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There are definitely lasers in space for syncing and sending data between satellites.
But I suspect that’s not the kind she believes in.

2025-01-12 05:44:49 UTC

#jstor needs to be upgraded to #jstr

2025-01-10 16:10:00 UTC

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Can’t define it, but I know it when I see it.
“Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” did a fantastic job with the exploration of the concept of Quality.

2025-01-09 23:36:12 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/ede77ba0ca5ef14349af0cfd5cf1ef70cf11eb842cb2929a9c97a4c7d1804dad.jpg

2025-01-09 13:16:14 UTC

Good Morning.
If the US sells their stack, they will just earn their place next to Germany in history.
https://www.iftheyhadheldbitcoin.com

2025-01-07 13:52:39 UTC

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O'Donnell's first piece of music, "Halo", which would become "the signature theme for Halo", was written and recorded in three days.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo_Original_Soundtrack

2025-01-06 13:01:07 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/1f62eeae844c098bbb63b480b0b345a87ded5b66c2cdac9818b2d05ece442a1f.jpg

2025-01-06 02:46:18 UTC

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Ah, dang. Thought it was odd you said square aspect ratio, but it all makes sense now!

2025-01-06 01:34:18 UTC

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Weirdly, I just saw your video a few minutes ago on Olas https://image.nostr.build/9a0da8defb826cf43a4eb184da4ff77895577b12fa0dffca019c0bfd8bbe425c.jpg

2025-01-06 00:27:49 UTC

@npub1xts…kk5s Found a small bug in the Damus wallet connection steps. Can’t tell what the button at the bottom says, as there is no scrolling ability on this screen.
How do I finalize this setup? https://image.nostr.build/f6952e34117cc6398ea3fcfb82f751d7690d3f82bc386f465dfda049b8c01450.jpg

2025-01-05 21:30:10 UTC

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Just downloaded it for the first time and it is working so far!

2025-01-05 18:13:35 UTC

GM. Stay in shape this year. https://image.nostr.build/8ad2122fa28bbd82c02233133a58b4148dcc01773470b30bdfc7c4a26cc8fe78.jpg

2025-01-04 17:56:12 UTC

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Congratulations!
Keep putting out the best HW and keep reaping the rewards.

2025-01-04 08:21:28 UTC

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#nevent1q…9t8j

2025-01-03 08:29:11 UTC

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@npub1e06…skch use to be quite active.
Check out their website here: https://aslterpandteach.com

2025-01-03 04:50:35 UTC

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The last 9 minutes were quite the doozy

2025-01-03 04:20:59 UTC

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In the library with the candle stick?

2025-01-02 20:51:50 UTC

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Not the the real Jack.
Try @npub1sg6…f63m

2025-01-02 19:27:49 UTC

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This is totally normal, and expected.
Eat it faster, or convert it to a more storable format (I.e. croutons, bread crumbs, etc)
Fresh bread has nutrients that sustain life at a basic level, so mold is a natural result of having a nutrition filled bread, without preservatives.

2025-01-02 19:12:51 UTC

GM.
Bitcoin mining needs to be as common as having electricity in the home. Any movement towards this goal will be a win.

2025-01-02 04:41:18 UTC

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21 Ply

2024-12-30 03:00:15 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/0955d4bbee92cb566ad26c3b513efd1593939f530dee6c5732130133c8247e53.jpg

2024-12-29 20:54:03 UTC

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Interesting points, and worth further discussion once I’ve done some proper research.

2024-12-29 19:17:21 UTC

Arguments assert opinions.
Discussions seek truth.

2024-12-27 18:27:08 UTC

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Every poorly executed meal lingers in my brain as a reminder to take the care to ensure it is executed well.

2024-12-27 18:18:52 UTC

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That is true. And yet, I feel the community consensus of a global currency is inclusive of everyone and anyone who wishes to use the currency.

2024-12-27 06:33:34 UTC

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Best quote yet

2024-12-27 06:17:04 UTC

It seems like quality content multiplied by regular posting is really the secret here.
Almost like trust is an iterative process.
https://ncase.me/trust/

2024-12-27 06:13:40 UTC

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Even the radioactive markers would be mostly caused by the “sudden vanishing” of humans from nuclear power plants, leaving them fully unattended.
In the long run, even Sol consumes the Earth in its lifespan ~10million years from now.
And if that seems bad for humanity, consider the average lifespan of any given species is only about 2 million years, so humans won’t have much to worry about there.

2024-12-27 06:04:49 UTC

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Sort of, I would call it something more like Quality-flation?
Prime rib does != hamburger
Current home materials and design != best materials and design

2024-12-27 06:00:19 UTC

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There was an interesting book about this concept called “The World Without Us”.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_Without_Us
It discusses the various things that would be left as signs of our current society if every person just vanished off the face of the planet.
If I recall correctly. One of the longest lasting human made things on the plant would be Mount Rushmore, as it slowly gets worn down by rain. The other things are a bit more intangible like radioactive signatures.

2024-12-27 05:53:30 UTC

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Thanks for posting your updates!
Take your time. It will exist much longer than it takes to make, especially if you make it well.

2024-12-27 05:51:15 UTC

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This says nothing about the homes in question. As in, how would this play out over time? Do existing homes still outlast new homes? How well do these different models play out over time?

2024-12-27 05:49:48 UTC

Fun hack: you can set your phone to grayscale. This has a strange benefit of destimulating your brain from colors. I’ve found it particularly helpful for winding down at night.

2024-12-27 05:44:19 UTC

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Merry Bitcoimers every one of us!

2024-12-23 01:37:46 UTC

“My mother and father had families bigger than those two of mine back in the Old World-and of course their relatives back there were blood relatives. They lost their blood relatives to a massacre by the Turkish Empire of about one million of its Armenian citizens, who were thought to be treacherous for two reasons; first because they were clever and educated, and second because so many of them had relatives on the other side of Turkey's border with its enemy, the Russian Empire.
It was an age of Empires. So is this one, not all that well disguised.”
-Kurt Vonnegut

2024-12-22 07:32:42 UTC

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https://www.bosshunting.com.au/entertainment/movies/matt-damon-decline-of-cinema/

2024-12-22 07:32:33 UTC

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Found an article that touches on my points above (from Matt Damon), and even brings up your point about how Digital effects have also had an impact towards the end!

2024-12-22 07:12:50 UTC

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I recall a decent explanation of the shift in quality also has to do with digital content.
Essence of the argument was:
Before, when releasing a movie to theater, then to dvd, vhs, etc, there were essentially 2 release days for the movie. It had time to be seen and have conversation about it spread, then went through a second phase of buying/renting based on people talking about the movie. This was more successful for thought provoking, unique story telling. Things that were impactful made money long term, and could be more justified.
Now, with release to digital, and the vanishing of physical ownership of media, there is only one big release day. That means it’s more or less a one shot release for the producers. That encourages remakes, the same big name actors, and redundant sequels. Anything people already are familiar with and enjoyed makes it more likely to do well again.

2024-12-17 13:58:06 UTC

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Destroying one’s self rarely takes the form one would expect.
2 Low-hanging fruit arguments:
As we increase the amount energy generated, we consume and convert that energy into new forms either intentionally (product) or unintentionally (waste).
Problems with product would look like the excess photons generated by all of the lights, cars, buildings, cities, etc slowly blotting out the night sky, choking the resource of wonder for the universe at large which historically led to most scientific and mathematical discoveries.
Problems with waste would look like all of the excess heat from all power generation or even just power consumption. Every watt turns to heat eventually. So unlimited, cheap energy just means unlimited, cheap heat. That has unknown consequences on a large scale.

2024-12-17 13:49:26 UTC

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Understand that argument. It lowers the bar to entry for “Bitcoin”.
Language changes happen spontaneously, much like a mutation. Takes a significant amount of time for it to come into common parlance. Every generation unconsciously tries with slang. Few, if any, ever succeed over the long horizon.
I am all for better onboarding for newcoiners. I don’t think language will fix that problem short term, and long term can just as easily be solved by the existing unit of sats.

2024-12-17 13:20:49 UTC

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Great summarization. Would this possibly lead to Bitcoin becoming a “Paperclip Optimizer”?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence

2024-12-17 05:06:19 UTC

It matters more that we build something worth while and long lasting.
Do not be tempted by the short term gains.

2024-12-16 01:33:35 UTC

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Better yet, 39 toz of gold is also an ATH I believe