Curious about all the #BitcoinTwitter buzz recently? I went digging to find the associated twitter threads & comments to read, and then discuss my own take on all the drama.
Too long; Didn't Listen -
• Don't be a jerk.
• We aren't responsible for other people's feelings.
• If you have to choose between making someone uncomfortable & telling them what you believe to be true, speak the truth.
• Open discourse, no matter how "toxic," is preferable to back room political fighting.
• These are the consequences of freedom of speech.
The threads in question, plus one I only found after recording the episode (unfortunately) by @TheBlueMatt that's related to the discussion.
@soonaorlater (Soona)
https://twitter.com/soonaorlater/status/1131985122238971904
@nwoodfine (Neil Woodfine)
https://twitter.com/nwoodfine/status/1132138203769581568
@TheBlueMatt (Matt Corallo)
https://twitter.com/TheBlueMatt/status/1133040768531214338
https://twitter.com/TheBlueMatt/status/988835275605504000
@Excellion (Samson Mow)
https://twitter.com/Excellion/status/1133656769538904065
"But for me, when I think about what Bitcoin’s properties are as a store-of-value asset and then compare those properties to the existing store-of-value...
"I believe that in the open /attention/ information economy we find ourselves in, value will mostly derive from effective curation, dissemination, and transmission of...
"Money, in the ideal (which we’ll likely always only ever strive for, and not achieve), turns a portion of ‘our work, here and now’,...