@Hoopss Carrying your Ledger on your keys is pretty dumb. That’s walking around with thousands of dollars on your person every day.
FYI Ledger is a physical wallet, so if you lose the USB, you lose the money too.
@elonmusk One time, I drove around San Francisco around Christmas time, to try and give away food and clothes to anyone sober looking and not doing drugs. I drove for a long time.
Couldn't find a single one. I just went home.
@mtracey Scandinavia is extremely rich, in natural resources and a historical set of resources that is not reproducible beyond that local sphere.
The cook for Nokia’s executive team in Sweden once said to me, “to be a good* socialist, you have to be able to afford it.”
@mtracey I’ve got a third way.
Give them what they’re looking for.
A better socialist model.
And work your goddamn ass off to deliver it on time.
Get your whole team to work 24/7 on it, right now, or else stop philosophizing without being a fighter who is in it.
Life is a battle to be won
@mtracey The unfortunate truth is that bureaucrats in Russia only believe that their country is extremely rich because They, and their Circles, are extremely rich, while the far out Siberian communities suffer from crocodile skin conditions due to a drug epidemic via lack of healthcare
@mtracey And the form of socialism that we know of in Scandinavia, which I just visited this past month,
is able to persist in a well meaning manner because
that area, can afford it. It was home to the monopoly of phones (Nokia, 40%+ of the world’s phones; resources, guns, war profit).
@mtracey And I think this with a lot of history and personal verification to back this, that, the historical-entrenched idea of communism is the shortest path to poverty and enslavement for people.
@mtracey Alright cool, So, this is a crazy idea, but what if what I wrote, about @freeganmap, is a potential solution, to the constant persistance of the wrong kind of socialism? Bc…
@mtracey We can ask if pain is necessary. And judging from what I see around me and our future goals, perhaps it is either 1. No pain no gain, 2. Gain without pain, somehow, or 3. A hybrid in between solution.
But, to build the future we want, we need to get ourselves there first. Simple.
@mtracey I advocate merely for the future to be taken seriously at the right times and places so we can set the right vibes needed to stay focused on our goal. :) and what’s your goal? My goal is that we eliminate all needs for all future world wars by taking this time to communicate well
@mtracey@mtracey what about the fact that escalation is also a strategy for reducing future operational risk? Have you considered whether we are just longer term thinkers and sometimes you have to pogo-stick up and down some escalators before ejecting from the war altogether, with love
@mtracey We are aiming higher, we are attempting a nice rooe strategy I like to call, “tie it all up and then release it together in a big ole yo yo dance”, it’s a military strategy I just made up and also hustled hard to invent. Feel free to spread the word. We all need to be free of war