Interestingly, this also occurs in other animals. It is not a breed of its own.

I got interested in the preface of Chip War, it’s a topic I heard a lot about during the pandemic as a justification for the rise in electronics prices. Unfortunately, The Sovereign Individual still doesn’t have a Portuguese version.

Have you read them? Do you recommend them?

Since it's a survey, the sample size matters a lot—I believe this even affects the margin of error due to such a small sample.

The criteria and questions are too broad to consider any of the data presented as valid. The definition of “Bitcoiner” or “Crypto User” is very subjective in this survey.

I don’t think that’s good either, and unfortunately, if we don’t realize it early on, we end up drowning in even more useless content.

I hope you achieve this goal, which is excellent as a target. Speaking of DOING more, it reminded me of those articles about time and how it's better spent on some things rather than others. #889668 and #930435

With just one page, can you decide if you want to read it in full? Your criteria are strict.

I've thought about creating a fictional universe, who hasn't, but this kind of criteria keeps me from spending time trying. And thinking about it, if it's really what I want to do, I'll do it regardless of the readers' criteria, even though this is extremely important.

Are you the type who keeps, donates, or sells books when you're done reading them?

When I had more time, I actually did read some bestsellers in full, but very few compared to anyone who has the habit of reading. I didn’t mention this, but I believe that my limited time could be an attenuating factor in why I stop reading a book and turn to simpler forms of consumption.

The audiobook recommendation is very welcome. To be honest, I used them a few months ago when I decided I needed to read the series of books from my favorite fantasy universe, The Witcher. I enjoyed the experience because it makes consumption much easier while I do other things, especially driving.

Thank you for the recommendations, while I was reading I realized that I already make many of these choices unconsciously.

I end up doing the same and often get drawn in by the title and the territory here on SN. Then I apply the “filters” I mentioned in the post to see whether it’s worth continuing to read or not. I’m interested in some of the ones you mentioned, and I also enjoy topics outside that theme, like art, photography, and music.

When it comes to books, I really enjoy fantasy and historical ones—fictional works like those by Bernard Cornwell or non-fiction by a Brazilian author, a journalist who writes about the history of Brazil. I usually end up stopping all of those out of lack of interest. One that I managed to finish was the first The Witcher collection, through an audiobook.

The remaining sats from swap:

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Put this whole interaction into the AI, it will explain it to you.

In your case, the filter is your hand speed lol. Hope you manage to catch a good one while fishing for books.

I'm glad you see such usability in your daily life and that you have blind faith in this supposedly infallible tool. Since it seems I criticized your sacred AI, go ahead and reply to this post using one of its answers. I bet it will be an incredibly more useful comment, and actually focused on the question I asked.

Rogue One is wonderful, and now that you mentioned it, I actually feel like watching Andor.

It's like a thesis written by several hands — I can imagine your frustration. And what exactly is this HDR?

I understand this as an element of justification of position. To buy "Bitcoin is the future and blah blah blah" to sell "Quantum computers". Then you keep buying and selling using fallacious justifications.

It looks like a rabbit's tail in other pictures I've seen.

I was reading your story without understanding what exactly a Waymo was and when I realized it I got scared. For me it's scary to think about taking a ride in any self-driving vehicle, at the same time it's fascinating to think that things we only imagined in movies are now routine in someone's life.

Congratulations on your victory. Your inner self is good at negotiating, you will need to be resilient.

This writing format was good to read. It seems a little off-square and that is easy to adjust. Now the writing that is tricky might be better if you take notes during the day.

As a newbie, I understood that it was important to wait for synchronization, while I think it could be a later step followed by a more detailed explanation with or without infographics, as to why synchronization is important. I keep the app without channels because it gives me confidence to use it with other custodial accounts and wait for the ecash to arrive.

I feel like it's too complicated, even with all the support material that seems to have been written for people who are already familiar with LN. It took me a while to figure out how to do certain things, even with Darthcoin's guides. But it's not for me, since I don't have a lot of sats movement in the month at the moment.

Nice hair cut