Bitcoiners and FIRE should be a natural fit, and have much to learn from each other. Unfortunately most of the FIRE community seems to be very hostile to bitcoin
Thanks, Matt. You helped me better understand where 's post was coming from.
Agree that this is is not great, but it's not nearly as bad as you make it seem. Google is not limiting the apps available on alternative OSs. They are limiting what apps are available on stock OSs. If anything, this makes an alternative OS more useful relative to stock, not less. The negative here is that some devs may stop developing given the alternatives of KYCing or losing the distribution the Play Store offers. Even that is probably exaggerated. Most will KYC. Ride or dies will abandon the Play Store.
My response is here:
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Yes, exactly. The entrepreneurial aspect always exists in the real world. It's not possible to isolate the effect of time preference.
1. Don't buy low quality products just because the seller accepts bitcoin. If you're buying the product anyway... 2. Does the business realize they are accepting bitcoin? I'm not a big fan of doing the bitcoin to fiat conversion on your end (gift cards, bill pay services, etc.) where the seller doesn't even realize bitcoin was involved. That doesn't encourage adoption. 3. If yes to #2, spend bitcoin. Don't worry about whether the seller is holding it or immediately converting to fiat. That is their choice. The important thing is that they made a choice to accept it. 4. If no to #2, spend fiat.
I can't see your response either. How will I know what to be triggered about? 😄
What is the source of those images you post?
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