A lot of people confuse a coincidence with selectivity in a large random sample. But once people understand that distinction, I find it shocking how many are prone to believing in coincidences, especially in outcomes since actors seek to create outcomes
Looks simple -design a new coronavirus with gain -pull HCQ supply -release virus -psyOp it -ban use of HCQ yet quietly take it -world authoritarian control -excuse to print $ -kill small business -vacate election laws to rid of populist thorn -force mRNA
His programming software solved some bucket of problems. Then he looked at the world, and says Well, the rest of the problems are with the people themselves. Hence, program the people to solve humanity's problems. This is his frame of mind.
It is not a surprise that a guy who made tens of billions being early to give the world of people programs to use would then use this money to program the people of the world.
It's a singular thought process You program stuff Bill programs you
The inflation game is still on. Basic Industrial commodities and materials are through the roof. US Oil shot over $63 again. Gold and silver are perking back up.
BTC Dominance is falling like a rock - every single day this month
Yes I am writing BTC's obituary early, on chain. Its true narrative, BTC dominance, has lost. In 3 months you can laugh at me or tell me I'm brilliant.
The rapid loss of BTC dominance is huge even if nobody else is talking about it. BTC 'store of value' is not their real narrative. BTC dominance is. If a basket of ALTs beat BTC returns, it's over for BTC.
The most useful opening twetch for anybody who lacks BSV is basically: "Hi, I am here to offer value by ___. Let me know if there is something like that I can do for you" The problem solves itself.
I don't know if they learn how great it is to be the customer if they are not paying. But I agree that funding BSV to new users helps What do they want? enough to pay for? If we know that, we can direct efforts toward providing it
Yes, I think its a good question whether a BTC drop will trigger a bear cycle, which hits alts worse, restores BTC dominance. I think that would normally happen, but the inflation tailwind is strong right now. This might leave BTC to duke it out with alts