> yeah, lol but you dont have to congratulate them on something you don't believe in, unless you also believe in it or think it is a good thing.

Probably not a good analogy, but in the military, I believe they say "you salute the rank, not the person". At least I heard that in a show once, lol

> regarding Udi, when people reveal to you and to the world, to be pieces of shit, believe them! :)
they are likely to repeat their actions in the future, lol :)

Maybe I don't know enough about Udi (I probably don't)

Maybe I give people too much benefit of the (remaining) doubts.

I think Udi is not an enemy of bitcoin, at least in his own mind he isn't but just trying to find _all_ use cases of bitcoin, how dumb they might be.

nemo

> Simping Udi is a big redflag

That reminds me of [Association fallacy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_fallacy) and cancel culture.

You can be happy for and respectful towards someone you disagree with.

A huge red flag is judging someone by little details like this:

> Now if I understand that he is one of those thinking that magic has left Bitcoin somehow, meaning that he doesn't understand Bitcoin actually

Call me biased, I don't care, that just proves my point more


bitcoin

Taproot Wizards raises $7.5M for Ordinals project to bring magic back to Bitcoin

I like to listen to some KR podcast, and if I understood that he was curious about many things not closing any doors, he also seemed to be kind of measured and impartial which I liked.
Now if I understand that he is one of those thinking that magic has left Bitcoin somehow, meaning that he doesn't understand Bitcoin actually, I would be seriously disappointed.

Simping Udi is a big redflag as this guy is a so obvious enemy of Bitcoin . I know that Bitcoin is for enemies too right, but siding with the enemy is still a bad move...

https://stacker.news/items/318237/r/Louferlou