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Back in ‘09, Dr. @judyshel reminded us that we should never say “we can’t” when it comes to resolving a situation we are faced with.
After 55 years of this Fiat monetary system, many people seem to believe that we can’t escape it. However, I believe that we can.
Stay tuned.
Thank you for finding this @Redeyeforecast and I must say that I hold those expressed opinions more strongly than ever and find myself thinking of @elonmusk as an example of what happens when the creators of wealth feel unappreciated by government—where bureaucrats stifle creativity and politicians pile on debt.
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The International Monetary and Financial System | Article we wrote in 2019 turning out to be very relevant for the debate around external imbalances and the dollar today. annualreviews.org/content/jo…
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“If it was something that I was probably chasing, I would have never gotten it.
& that’s the whole point. If you chase something, sometimes you never get it.
If you put forth the work & all the attitude, the next thing you know, it’s bestowed upon you.”
— Michael Jordan
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“Attention is a moral act as I say and attention changes the world.”
— Dr. Iain McGilchrist
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This is a post I've been wanting to write for ten years.
Much of the debate around consensus has been over proof-of-work vs proof-of-stake. But there is an option that is simpler, more robust, and supports in-protocol governance.
contenthub.coil.com/content/…
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“The demonization tells me that they view it (Crypto) as a substantial threat to their monopoly.” — Matt Kibbe
Dr. @judyshel unequivocally agrees that the demonization is a clear indication that they perceive it as a threat.
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What is the alchemy of risk?
Answered by: @jam_croissant 👇
•My favorite quote from his response is:
— “Because they are non correlated, something magical happens.”•
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@uptownsaul is right; global cooperation and a stable monetary foundation for the international playing field are the most effective ways to foster global peace.
“We’re going to fix the money and fix the world”
— Saul
I concur; it’s only a matter of time.
Stay tuned.
Back in 2019, @JoelKatz discussed how the success of projects (e.g., crypto: BTC, ETH, and XRP) is not dependent on the price of the token, despite the fact that the majority of people use it as a success metric in the crypto space.
This topic is still relevant 7 years later.
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“Don’t let your learning lead to knowledge; you’ll become a Fool. Let your learning lead to action; you can become Wealthy.”
— Jim Rohn
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This is quite a coincidence. On the latest Delphi Podcast featuring @arrington, the host mentioned that he recently had dinner with an Anthropic researcher at his (the host’s) home. The researcher made a serious statement, saying, “I’m just enjoying my last 6 months.”
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“I think if you can imagine, you might have a hub in one country and a hub in another region, how do you settle between those hubs?
You need something that’s neutral, you need something that’s kind of jurisdiction-less. If you want a sort of open participation ecosystem, you can’t have things that are controlled by a single party at the center.”
— David Schwartz















