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That imposture syndrome suggestion is beyond my understanding, though.

Whoops..
I misspelled it. Impostor syndrome

It's just the idea of feeling that you do not deserve all of the luck/fortune that is upon you.

Apparently, I misspelled it.
I wouldn't. I would probably have felt like that when i was younger. I learned that it's ok to receive, not only to give (- of which the opposite i was taught). #nohomo
If i'd feel the need for an outlet of fuckyou-rich status, i'd make donations, even maybe put up a foundation myself.
In the end, what are you able to take with you, when you have to leave the one life?

Let's say that hypothetically you come into bitcoin with already existing assets that rise to the level of some kind of reasonable fuck you status, but you still have concerns that some of your income sources could either dry up or have some kind of potential issues.. so maybe you come into bitcoin considering that bitcoin could serve as a hedge or perhaps allow you to get to double fuck you status if everything plays out well and your bitcoin investment does well.

So largely you are projecting to stay in fuck you status, and you are projecting that your assets would continue to grow as a kind of hedge against a variety of status quo system fuck ups.

Bitcoin ends up bringing you to some kind of status that is 10-20 times higher than fuck you status (even accounting for inflation and various other shenanigans.. so even 10- 20 times higher than any kind of level of wealth that you had been expecting.. including that you had never thought that you were living poorly.. you had been living a good life.. and then you have 10-20 times more than expected, including more potential assets and profits coming from that. You do not really know anyone in your circles that have that level of wealth, and you do not feel any different from any of those others - but you know that your wealth is something in the ballpark of 10-20 times greater than the richest of those in your circle.. and maybe even 100 times greater than the normies and regular people..

So in that regard, you could feel a kind of impostor syndrome because you ended up achieving way more than any of those people in terms of level of wealth.. That is the kind of framework that I am considering for the hypothetical person who resembles no one that I actually know.

Cheesy