doot on Nostr: i think i can finally articulate the main grudge i have with people not treating ...
i think i can finally articulate the main grudge i have with people not treating bitcoin as money, but as an investment.
Peter Thiel encapsulates it perfectly with Definite/Indefinite Optimism/Pessimism.
Currently bitcoiners are indefinite optimists, like the big companies who sit on cash reserves instead of reinvesting it in themselves, they have no idea what to do with themselves, and money is more valuable than anything you could possibly do with it. You expect a better future without doing anything- a mindset that is a recipe for stagnation if everyone shares it. Michael Saylor is the bitcoin poster child of this mentality.
In a definite future, money is a means to an end, not the end itself. A definite optimist has and works towards a vision of a better future. Bitcoin should be a system for effectively allocating resources in an economy, as people focus on working to create value for each other for a better future.
Peter Thiel encapsulates it perfectly with Definite/Indefinite Optimism/Pessimism.
Currently bitcoiners are indefinite optimists, like the big companies who sit on cash reserves instead of reinvesting it in themselves, they have no idea what to do with themselves, and money is more valuable than anything you could possibly do with it. You expect a better future without doing anything- a mindset that is a recipe for stagnation if everyone shares it. Michael Saylor is the bitcoin poster child of this mentality.
In a definite future, money is a means to an end, not the end itself. A definite optimist has and works towards a vision of a better future. Bitcoin should be a system for effectively allocating resources in an economy, as people focus on working to create value for each other for a better future.
quoting note1m7z…8xrjThe ever present desire to completely unplug and live happily ever after on a Bitcoin standard.