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114 sats \ 9 replies \ @ek 14 Jan freebie \ on: Can You Be A Libertarian Toxic Bitcoin Maximalist? bitcoin
We should and it is, but at some point, we need to preserve our own time since human time is the only thing that is more scarce and valuable than bitcoin.
And explaining this to some people is just literally a waste of time. We can orange pill more people by spending our time differently than arguing with all of them individually.
So imo, part of the art is to not get triggered (control your emotions) and just to stop replying when it's going nowhere.
Also kind of funny way to look at it. Maybe @Natalia needs to make a post with the title The Art of Toxic Bitcoin Maximalism one day? And then forward sats to @DarthCoin to trigger him?
Yes :)
I guess the most toxic thing one can do is LIVE your life the way you want, and don't give a sh*t of anything but only those actually matters. 👀
is @DarthCoin agree with me?
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@DarthCoin once showed up in my dream and he just listened to all I was saying but didn't say anything.
That was also pretty toxic. Very respectful since I think he really listened and didn't have to ask anything since he just immediately understood all I was saying. But still toxic.
Nice Satoshi reference at the end there :)
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I assumed you were thinking of Satoshi's old email quote:
If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.
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Ahh, yes. I think that's where this notion originally comes from that time > bitcoin. That's also why I don't judge people who spend their bitcoin one day. We all die one day so taking our bitcoins to the grave is a nice donation but was it really worth it then?
But I didn't literally quote it so that confused me lol
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