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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @stack_harder OP 38m \ parent \ on: Getting used to having all savings in self storage bitcoin
all i do is stack at the, and have sats in a custodial for now, but for the 'vault' is there any benefit to having different hardware wallets, or is one ok but with different addresses being used ?
i do also want to start running a node, i don't know if i have the technical chops to manage a lightning node tho
i think of them more as a place for the kids to make friends, not really bastions of learning (although that's kind of what they should be)
really makes you wonder why none of these things are taught in school, the curriculum should literally be built around them imo
i think we could say this about OF too, a young hot girl might think , why not just do this and make a ton instead of working a regular job for peanuts.
quite scary.
as for things like blacksmiths, perhaps if they mostly vanished, the remaining ones would get paid a lot more and it would then entice people back into it.
like how now, i see these videos of like, bricklayers, getting paid 200 pounds a day when it's cold etc. crazy money.
tiktok then, ironically, showcases these other professions and people start doing tiiktok + job.
Man do i miss the simpler times of even ten years ago when none of this was an issue and not every person was trying to be a hustler or content creator.
this makes a lot of sense. my kids are growing up with 3 languages, English as the main so there's that, plus they're girls, which makes something easier and some harder.
we're also in the EU and it does seem that, generally speaking, most EU countries have few job prospects and everyone just tries to go to Germany to try and make some money, but Germany is somewhat fucked too.
still, i suppose we come back to basics and do our best, especially by trying to build them a fat btc stack that can help them later
i also think the framework is key, although if my kid wanted to be in a wage job but she loved it, like being a scientist or something, i would be totally ok with that
depends on lifestyle, current age and where you retire i suppose, probably not enough to retire in the US without extra earning , especially if he plans on living to 80+
While I agree, to a stone-cold noob who is a talking to a bcash maxi, they will just tell him that NGU is bullshit and price is a fiat thing and they probably have some excuse about blockspace usage too.
the point being, a person who is new, won't necessity know who to believe because they haven't studied it.
that being said, a noob will always be more swayed by price action so would probably be put off bcash for that reason alone
people that are only just getting into bitcoin and learning about it won't have formed their opinion either way, to them the bitcoin cash people will sound the same as what others would call a true bitcoiner. in fact, the bitcoin cash people will tell them that YOU are the shitcoiner.
The point is, only after a many, many hours will they start to form their own opinion, probably based on who they are listening to and their existing moral compass and worldview
i think places like Argentina show us that these things can continue in a state or rot for decades and people will just be remembering the good old days when Germany was something to be respected
the real mind breaking happend the first time Trump beat Hillary, that shit was crazy to observe from afar
To an extent, although these days it's hard to say as change spreads fast and jobs get outsourced even faster.
i think you're right that resilience, creativity, curiosity and a willingness to learn are key, because those are things that can be applied anytime, anywhere.
One thing maybe i would add is the ability to get some sales skills, because it does seem if life, whether pitching to investors or going on interviews, the ability to 'sell' oneself is very important.