The Prestige on Nostr: Inside the Mind of Satoshi Nakamoto I like thinking about the mysteries of the ...
Inside the Mind of Satoshi Nakamoto
I like thinking about the mysteries of the universe. Imagine me staring at a magic trick of the Federal reserve Bank. Everyone else sees the flashy movements, but I can’t rest until I understand the hidden mechanics behind it. I get to research about the magic for weeks, theorize about potential mechanisms, and relish figuring out how it works, even if nobody else cares.
It's me watching a magic show. Everyone gasps at the disappearing doves and floating assistants, but me I just sit there, a glint of curiosity in my eyes. I am not there for the showy tricks; I am there to crack the code, to understand the quote from the series Billions that perfectly captures the essence of my mind:
"Do you know why magicians are amazing?
It's because they spend years of their lives practicing the mundane, the tedious, the unremarkable tasks behind the tricks. They devote hours, days, weeks, months, years to the unremarkable, to the dull repetition, so that one day, what you see seems effortless and magical. It's in that dedication to mastery of the smallest details that the greats become great." - Taylor Mason (Billions series)
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I like thinking about the mysteries of the universe. Imagine me staring at a magic trick of the Federal reserve Bank. Everyone else sees the flashy movements, but I can’t rest until I understand the hidden mechanics behind it. I get to research about the magic for weeks, theorize about potential mechanisms, and relish figuring out how it works, even if nobody else cares.
It's me watching a magic show. Everyone gasps at the disappearing doves and floating assistants, but me I just sit there, a glint of curiosity in my eyes. I am not there for the showy tricks; I am there to crack the code, to understand the quote from the series Billions that perfectly captures the essence of my mind:
"Do you know why magicians are amazing?
It's because they spend years of their lives practicing the mundane, the tedious, the unremarkable tasks behind the tricks. They devote hours, days, weeks, months, years to the unremarkable, to the dull repetition, so that one day, what you see seems effortless and magical. It's in that dedication to mastery of the smallest details that the greats become great." - Taylor Mason (Billions series)
#Bitcoin #Satoshinakamoto @lynalden