@SimonDixonTwitt@ccasadoo@saylor MtSR is very bad for bicoiners though no? The FIC can co trol the proce of Bitcoin not onlu short term but long term alsio
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When I was 14, social media was my escape hatch from mediocrity.
I did not relate to anyone at school. Online, I found people on the other side of the world who thought the way I did.
That changed my life.
It is how I ended up working with one of Silicon Valley’s most respected investors and some of the smartest engineers in the world.
It is how I started a podcast and got into rooms school would never have opened for me.
The UK wants to close that door for every weird, ambitious, hyper online 14-year-old.
They say it is “for safety”.
But there is a much greater danger in being trapped inside schools, consuming state-mandated narratives, and waiting for permission from people whose entire worldview is obedience.
The internet lets kids escape the factory before the factory stamps them into shape.
It lets them find mentors, employers, collaborators, friends, customers, and ideas no school would ever give them.
It lets them discover that the classroom is not the world, and the adults around them are not the ceiling.
A social media ban for under-16s protects the enforcement regime, not the child.
Age verification is KYC with a child-safety sticker on it.
First they ask if you are old enough.
Then they ask who you are.
Then the anonymous internet is gone.
The excuse is children.
The prize is obedience.
Fight back, Britain.
@SimonDixonTwitt I thinl this whole Mythos thing is a Psyop to get peolle in to the scared of AI narratove and justify the upcomimg pump after the dump