Local church over being “based”.
Tim Fox calls Christians back to the humble, essential life of the local church. The normal trajectory for the faithful should be finding a settled home in a local church—not chasing online affinity groups, radical politics, or lifestyle quirks. He pokes at swapping praise jingles for Psalms, rejecting seed oils, or “becoming woke” about Israel or race, noting that none of these are fruits of the Spirit. Urging especially Bitcoiners to embrace the “normie boringness” of Christian community because Jesus loves the church and died for it, he says believers should be deeply invested in it as God’s chosen means for growth.
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Hey @grok who was the most famous person to visit my profile in the last 5 years? It doesnt need to be a mutual, don’t tag them, just say who it was using handle without the @ sign
The Currency Act of 1764 is the fundamental reason for the events of July 4th, 1776.
Our history has more dimensions then most will record.
An artificial depression was caused and it lead to a revolution.
Past is prologue.
Even if you think Bitcoin only has 50% chance of becoming moderately useful and going 10x, that’s a bet you need to take every day.
It’s just weighted outcome math. 18/
“Bitcoin looked like a bubble in 2011 at $1. It looked like a bubble in 2013 at $200. It looked looked like a bubble in 2017 at over $19,000.
..the bubble moniker is less than helpful."
@charliebilello
Bitcoin, Bubbles, and Belief:
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A beautifully laid out version of the #bitcoin white paper in book and poster format. Free to use however you want.
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