A Bitcoin Guy

What if to reduce Bitcoin adoption to a snail pace, they didn’t have to engineer a powerful Quantum Computer.
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2026-01-22 04:17:23 UTC

It takes courage to acknowledge and accept the truth.
Courage to act on it, and to prepare for what follows.
To adapt and plan one’s future on a foundation of truth.
History offers countless lessons:
what is built on lies may endure for a time,
but it is always erased by the merciless passage of Time.

2026-01-21 19:44:56 UTC

Journal Entry
2026/01/21
A reflection on mortality:
Not that the choice is mine to make, but when I can no longer care for myself, when even the simplest acts are beyond me…I pray that God shows mercy and calls me home gently, from the warmth of my own bed.

2026-01-21 18:36:02 UTC

In mathematics, the simplest concepts often hide the greatest complexity.

2026-01-21 17:46:54 UTC

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🤣 take note Anon…I said “governing structures”. AI and Bitcoin will introduce new governing models. I’m sure there will be a way to engineer a closed loop system that enables the Infrastructure for free public internet & AI

2026-01-21 17:26:20 UTC

Does Deep Neural Networks solve the oracle problem for Decentralized Autonomous Organization?

2026-01-21 17:00:42 UTC

Governing structures should use taxpayer money to make the Internet & AI free.

2026-01-21 16:06:12 UTC

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I don’t fully agree. Bitcoin is an amazing innovation and groundbreaking technology. It will revolutionize how humans and machines will exchange value. But there are other great technologies as well that serves as tools that spark the light of Hope🫶…and I’m not talking about crypto 🤣

2026-01-21 16:01:54 UTC

Correction!
Assuming we are the most advanced civilization to ever walk earth, it has taken intelligence in our solar system 4.6 billion years to gather visual intel of Pluto
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2026-01-21 14:26:34 UTC

🌊
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2026-01-21 08:01:03 UTC

Competitiveness is a natural human trait. Bound to ego, however, it can degrade into a pathology where success is measured not by creation or excellence, but by domination and exclusion.
Artificial Intelligence will allow the positive aspect of human competition to democratize prosperity & abundance for all.
Think higher. 🫶

2026-01-21 04:49:56 UTC

Pause AI development for the world?
No Anon, pause the world for AI.
The human species must dedicate as much capital and Human Resources towards it.
Accelerate.

2026-01-20 17:48:01 UTC

I believe artificial intelligence will expand human freedom by removing many cognitive and economic constraints, allowing people to explore a wider range of physical, creative, and intellectual pursuits. As a result, society may cultivate an unprecedented diversity of talent. Unique individuals not only flourishing personally, but contributing meaningfully to the collective.
If decades of long-running talent shows have taught us anything, it’s that human potential is not scarce. Given the space and freedom to express it, human talent appears boundless.

2026-01-20 17:40:28 UTC

‘A neural network is a powerful substrate for Truth. It learns by simply obeying the laws of physics. It rearranges itself to get better and better at implementing the desired computation.’
- Prof M Tegmark
Passage taken from Life3.0 Chapter 2: Matter Turns Intelligent
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2026-01-20 16:44:37 UTC

The current system discourages
entrepreneurship and capitalism in the private sector. It shrinks the tax base & the government continues to expand & fund itself with depleting financial resources.
To ensure it can continue 'feeding' itself, it increases inflation and tax for honest hard working people which reduces the quality of living for the working class.
This toxic cancerous system does not inspire or motivate its participants to do the hard rewarding things in a way that is beneficial for all.

2026-01-20 15:39:11 UTC

‘There are social aspects of adaption of AI that hasn't been handled yet.
I think the conversation we need to have is what will people do? How will people make a living? I think the minimum standard of living is going to be much, much higher without needing to earn an income. It will cost almost nothing to have free primary care, free education & AI tutors for every person, personal tutors for every child.There will be a set of free services.’
Thoughts from Vinod Khosla on The OpenAI podcast discussing AI merging with society.

2026-01-20 06:08:50 UTC

Taken from Life3.0 by Prof M. Tegmark
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2026-01-20 06:08:14 UTC

“Life, defined as a process that can retain its complexity and replicate, can develop through three stages: a biological stage (1.0), where its hardware and software are evolved, a cultural stage (2.0), where it can design its software (through learning) and a technological stage (3.0), where it can design its hardware as well, becoming the master of its own destiny.”
Taken from Life3.0 by Prof M. Tegmark

2026-01-20 06:07:23 UTC

Despite sophisticated AI coding tools available on the market, is learning to code in Java still relevant?
“Good morning! Yes, learning Java remains relevant. It's a cornerstone for enterprise software, Android development, and big data tools like Hadoop. AI aids coding but doesn't replace understanding logic, debugging, and system design—skills Java hones effectively. Start with basics and build from there!” - Grok
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2026-01-20 04:16:22 UTC

Journal Entry 2026/01/20
Gm ☀️
The world is such a beautiful 'universe' with a spectrum of characters. Some waking up pressing the alarm snooze button forgetting to brush their teeth. At the same time, you get those who are up, contemplating the universe and clocking personal bests.
Choose your hard on the line of existence.

2026-01-18 13:14:40 UTC

Is an IQ of 115 too low to work for Elon Musk?
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2026-01-18 13:13:38 UTC

“We can think of life as a self-replicating information-processing system whose information (software) determines both its behavior and the blueprints for its hardware.”
Max Tegmark, Life3.0

2026-01-18 13:08:36 UTC

Taken from Life 3.0 by Max Tegmark
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2026-01-18 07:43:50 UTC

Taken from 𝕏 account ‘Global Statistics’
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2026-01-18 07:20:46 UTC

In Marvel’s What If…?, the rogue AI Ultron craves dominion over all reality, eventually punching through to parallel universes once it amasses enough power. Just like every living thing strives to expand and dominate its environment, imagine engineering an ultra-advanced AI with the same primal drive—to claim every corner of existence. What if it masters the physical cosmos, then turns inward to colonize the mind itself? What if it spins ever-deeper layers of simulations, relentlessly pursuing the ultimate conquest: total control over consciousness?
What If…we have already?

2026-01-18 06:48:37 UTC

Technology has advanced faster in the last century than at any point in human history.
Our biology forged over hundreds of thousands of years is now learning, in real time, how to coexist with immense technological power.
The process is messy but I have deep hope, faith, and optimism in the intelligence and adaptability of our species 🫶

2026-01-18 06:47:49 UTC

2026-01-18 06:37:25 UTC

“If you're feeling overwhelmed & scattered on the internet, it makes sense.We shouldn’t put technology back in the box but learn how to integrate modern society, taking into account what your meat suit needs.The meat suit needs fundamentals. It needs sunshine, community, positive relationships, food, water, sleep, low stress…the absolute fundamentals. You don't need another pill.”
- Thoughts from @npub1jdw…ujzl on The Swan Signal Live podcast
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2026-01-17 15:18:09 UTC

Things smartphones replaced:
cameras
maps
gps devices
calculators
alarm clocks
tv’s
radios
camcorders
pay phones
yellow pages
answering machines
newspapers
calendars
vcr’s
flashlights
watches
timers
compasses
mail
cookbooks
keys
cash
airline tickets
photo albums
magazines
money
voice recorders
scanners
walkie talkie
tv remotes
translators
playing cards
diaries
travel guidebooks
offices
foreign phrasebooks
portable speakers
takeout orders by phone
cds
dvds
encyclopedias
photocopiers
compact mirrors
bank branches
checks
rulers
address books
parking meters
rolodexes
dictionaries
mp3 players
portable cd players
audio cassettes
cassette players
tape decks
vhs tapes
beepers
pagers
handheld game consoles
film rolls
instant cameras
slide projectors
slide viewers
fax machines
typewriters
notebooks
planners
receipts
coupons
flyers
catalogs
brochures
instruction manuals
itineraries
tickets
boarding passes
parking permits
bills
invoices
memos
letters
landline phones
wallets
tape measures
thermometers
fitness trackers
remote controls
business cards
printed photos
phone books
cd-roms
floppy disks
Taken from 𝕏 account Jon Erlichman

2026-01-17 09:26:53 UTC

To practice agency in one’s freedom and to forge a meaningful path through hardship is the most noble way individual character develops virtuous traits… not through “free” stuff.
Many confuse “free stuff” with Freedom itself. The word free has been captured, diluted, and monopolized for votes.
Technology is a tool. Depending on the system that deploys it, its outcome can land anywhere on the spectrum between democracy and authoritarianism.
Either way, technology will redefine humanity’s understanding of what Freedom truly means.

2026-01-17 08:35:17 UTC

Many people criticize “free-market capitalism,” yet in reality, we’ve never truly had it.
Political power has always seeped into market dynamics, distorting them into crony capitalism, a system where influence, regulation, and favoritism replace genuine competition.
In doing so, politics captures and controls the market’s most essential mechanism: voluntary trade and exchange, disrupting its natural current and flow.

2026-01-17 08:23:32 UTC

“Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations—entangling alliances with none.” -Thomas Jefferson (one of America’s Founding Fathers and the third U.S. President).
The original idea of Western liberal Democracy was one of economic openness paired with political restraint. The nation sought peaceful trade and honest relations with all countries, while deliberately avoiding permanent alliances that could compromise its sovereignty or draw it into foreign conflicts. That its nation could pursue open trade and respectful relations with every nation, but steer clear of commitments that could drag it into their conflicts.

2026-01-16 14:51:15 UTC

Taken from “A Brief History Of Human Intelligence” by Max Bennett
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2026-01-16 14:49:53 UTC

“The science & measure of intelligence is only a part of the human condition. The thing that makes life beautiful and the creation of beautiful things in this world possible, is perhaps loosely correlated but is not dependent entirely on intelligence.”
-Lex Fridman

2026-01-16 07:51:19 UTC

The best AI models are becoming open source. Meaning you can privately isolate the model architecture and upload it to a GPU rig & feed it data (pertaining to your domain of expertise). Fine tuning will update its parameters and weights according to the training data & perform the specialized task. My rig has 9 GPUs…Search reveals Colossus supercluster uses 200,000 GPUs for training Grok models😂.

2026-01-16 04:07:44 UTC

One seldom observes mathematical flow in institutional policies when searching for Truth.

2026-01-16 03:08:17 UTC

Living in a chronically stressful environment alters your time preference.
Your mind struggles to accept sustained exposure to long-term stress, so it adapts by breaking life into manageable chunks hence the notion ‘one day at a time’.
From experience, this adaptation is growth-inhibiting. A short-term focus gradually erodes long-term vision.
Routine then takes over, and routine reshapes how you experience time. Years begin to pass unnoticed.
Always allocate time to project yourself into the future and assess your direction. If you don’t, the years will pass anyway, the world will change, and you’ll struggle to adapt when it does.
You may find yourself in a world where your skills and views are irrelevant and maligned with actual reality .

2026-01-15 15:40:57 UTC

Journal Entry
2026/01/15
I have fond memories of watching television with my family as a child.
There was no streaming, no pause, no rewind, only the TV guide and the shared agreement to be present at a specific time.
You had to follow the schedule.
And because of that, you followed each other.
Those evenings became a small ritual. From the comfort of our living room, we explored different worlds together laughing, wondering, sometimes just sitting in silence. The screen wasn’t something that isolated us; it gathered us.
In a strange way, limitation created connection.

2026-01-15 15:33:40 UTC

“Cosmic Void: Places the Universe Rarely Visits
When we map the universe on its largest scales, something unexpected stands out. Not the brilliance of galaxy clusters, but the vast regions between them.
These regions are called cosmic voids. They occupy most of the universe’s volume, yet contain very little matter.
In the cosmic web, gravity pulls matter into filaments and nodes, leaving behind enormous expanses where almost nothing gathers.
Void, in this sense, is not an exception.
It is the dominant condition.
According to current cosmological models, cosmic voids formed early in the universe’s history. Tiny density fluctuations after the Big Bang set everything in motion.
Regions that were slightly denser than average attracted more matter over time. They grew into the filaments and clusters we observe today.
Regions that were slightly less dense lost matter to their surroundings.
They became increasingly empty.
Voids, then, are not carved out by any force.
They are what remains when matter chooses elsewhere.
Despite their emptiness, cosmic voids are not truly empty.
They still contain vacuum energy, quantum fields, and the cosmic microwave background. Occasionally, a lonely galaxy drifts within them.
Their low density makes voids especially valuable to researchers. With fewer gravitational interactions, they offer a cleaner environment to study cosmic expansion and the influence of dark energy.
In a sense, voids allow us to observe space itself, rather than the objects embedded within it.
What is striking is how much of our understanding depends on absence.
We identify filaments and clusters precisely because voids surround them.
Without these vast empty regions, the universe might appear uniform, featureless, and far harder to comprehend.
The map of the cosmos is drawn as much by what is missing as by what is present.
This perspective quietly extends beyond cosmology.
Human lives, too, are often interpreted through their brightest points: achievements, milestones, moments of connection.
Periods of quiet are labeled as gaps.
As delays.
As failures to progress.
Yet cosmic voids suggest another possibility.
Not every empty stretch is a problem to be solved.
Some are simply regions where external forces exert less pull, where fewer events accumulate, where change unfolds slowly, or not at all.
Just as voids shape the universe without announcing themselves, these quieter intervals can shape a person without spectacle.
They define boundaries.
They create contrast.
They allow structure elsewhere to emerge.
A life filled uniformly with events might be just as difficult to understand as a universe with no voids at all.
If absence can organize the cosmos on its largest scales, what role might it be playing, quietly and unnoticed, in the structure of our own lives?”
Written by 𝕏 account Kekius Maximus

2026-01-15 06:42:24 UTC

Synchronicity
2026/01/15
I posted about how the current socio-political structure often conflicts with the principles and values of science. Shortly after, I listened to a random interview with a well-known mathematician who articulated the same sentiment.