Brisket on Nostr: I see Bitcoin as one of the many glitches in the illusory matrix that tries to keep ...
I see Bitcoin as one of the many glitches in the illusory matrix that tries to keep us playing the game by their rules.
In computer games, a glitch is an anomaly that results in unintended outcomes. Imagine a crate in a certain location that when stood upon in certain position allows you to jump above the map. In this position you elevate yourself above the game map where everything is transparent. Walls appear no longer solid & every other player can easily be seen. To take advantage of this glitch is considered cheating because you've gained an unfair advantage. The player who uses a glitch is however still abiding by the rules (code) of the simulation. They're not altering the code or using additional code, they're just exploiting a weakness in the simulation.
I find the idea of a computer simulation pretty ironic now. I haven't played computer games for over a decade but for a period I was captured in their illusion. A simulation within a simulation, within a simulation. How interesting that we've developed simulations to escape the pain & imposed rules of another simulation. Like everything in this reality, they were not without purpose.
Bitcoin is on its superficial surface, just a speculative asset. Something to be scorned by those that don't understand it. It's a bubble that seemingly can't be popped & it drives the haters crazy, just by existing. It has no value other than the value placed on it by it's believers. Yet this glitch can't be stopped, it exists within the rules of this realm. It elevates the power of the individual to simply exist without requiring permission from the controllers. Through it's existence it points to the actual laws of this reality rather than those layered on top of it by men.
I resonate with what you are saying but I see glitches in a slightly different way. I see them as as tools to be used to avoid the artificial rules that are imposed on sovereign souls. In the end we escape the man made simulation, not by fighting it but by going around it, by making it redundant.
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In computer games, a glitch is an anomaly that results in unintended outcomes. Imagine a crate in a certain location that when stood upon in certain position allows you to jump above the map. In this position you elevate yourself above the game map where everything is transparent. Walls appear no longer solid & every other player can easily be seen. To take advantage of this glitch is considered cheating because you've gained an unfair advantage. The player who uses a glitch is however still abiding by the rules (code) of the simulation. They're not altering the code or using additional code, they're just exploiting a weakness in the simulation.
I find the idea of a computer simulation pretty ironic now. I haven't played computer games for over a decade but for a period I was captured in their illusion. A simulation within a simulation, within a simulation. How interesting that we've developed simulations to escape the pain & imposed rules of another simulation. Like everything in this reality, they were not without purpose.
Bitcoin is on its superficial surface, just a speculative asset. Something to be scorned by those that don't understand it. It's a bubble that seemingly can't be popped & it drives the haters crazy, just by existing. It has no value other than the value placed on it by it's believers. Yet this glitch can't be stopped, it exists within the rules of this realm. It elevates the power of the individual to simply exist without requiring permission from the controllers. Through it's existence it points to the actual laws of this reality rather than those layered on top of it by men.
I resonate with what you are saying but I see glitches in a slightly different way. I see them as as tools to be used to avoid the artificial rules that are imposed on sovereign souls. In the end we escape the man made simulation, not by fighting it but by going around it, by making it redundant.
💚🫂