Yes, deep deep deep on the inside, he is lovely so long as he gets his pacifier and no one gives him a keyboard - or would it be an ipad?
Could it be, an ipad
with a keyboard? #just.saying
be an ipad?
I suppose you would have some better ideas. I was just considering that a keyboard might be more challenging for you than pointing at pictures on a screen and maybe something more touchscreen. Your attention span, too.
Bitcoin is for everyone, the last time that I checked.
That would be great, but we’re not there yet.
Technically speaking it’s for everyone. In reality - at the current moment in history - it is far from it.
Why? (a) Because it’s being viciously attacked by the status quo, and (b) sheeple’s addiction to FIAT and the banking system, combined with TV.
Well, for the average joe blow, then sure there continues to be a certain amount of ongoing misleading of him, but if he can see through the misleading aspects, then he will be advantaged by bitcoin - does not really matter about his beliefs or whether he is connected, a conformist or a rebel.
I suppose that I just have some difficulties accepting too much painting of bitcoiners having to fit any kind of ideological mode or even anyone that is necessarily against traditional or status quo institutions, even if there may well be some truth that being a kind of independent thinker and someone who does not just accept status quo dogma might well make those kinds of people more receptive to BTC which seemed to have been the WillyWoo post that had been cited by LFC..
More importantly, I personally blame the debt fuck-circle, and thoroughly despise it.
I have wondered during the last year, whether I should take a loan and stick to BTC.
As nice as it might sound, I have concluded - based only on principle - NO.
Debt is what is wrong with this world, BTC fixes that.
I think that it is problematic to handicap yourself if there might be ways that you are able to use systems and options to your advantage. So for example sometimes there can be quite a few pay offs to use debt to your advantage, so long as you are not so short-sighted as to invest into consumer goods (and depreciating assets). So accordingly using debt or leveraging fiat to invest in something like bitcoin could work considerably to your advantage.. but of course, you do have to strive to play it right, and of course, there is some risk involved whenever you overly employ debt in ways that might get outside of your control... yet I still believe that there are a decent number of ways to employ debt to your advantage - so long as you have access to such debt instruments (and credit).. and sure not everyone even has the advantages of having those kinds of options..