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⏰ Content Update Plans

The meaning of life lies not in our existence, but in our contribution.

->Coming soon 🚀

An introduction to the Bitcoin Lightning Network
An introduction to tools for uncensored internet access
A roundup of Elon Musk’s views on Bitcoin / cryptocurrencies / Dogecoin

->Updated continuously 🔥

Bitcoin Talk
Bitcoin Micro-Fiction
The Satoshi writings (emails, forum posts, code, the white paper)

->Possibly, one day 😴

Impressions of Shanghai
An introduction to MetaMask
Writers who influenced me
The year I met Bitcoin: what was I doing

"Ritual arises from man. Human beings have desires; desire unfulfilled cannot but breed resentment; resentment without measure breeds contention, and contention breeds disorder. The former kings hated this disorder, and so established ritual and righteousness to nourish men's desires and supply their wants, so that desire would not exhaust things nor things be exhausted by desire, the two sustaining each other and growing together — this is where ritual begins. Thus ritual is nourishment: rice, grain and the five flavours nourish the mouth; pepper, orchid and fragrant herbs nourish the nose; bells, drums, pipes and strings nourish the ear; carving, pattern and ornament nourish the eye; spacious rooms, beds, mats and seats nourish the body. Ritual is nourishment."

Tools

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🎸 To do good work, first sharpen your tools

The line between a tool and a weapon is often a fine one.

->Tools I use every day

"Among ancient swords are the names Shenlu and Yuchang; shen is pronounced zhan. Shenlu means black with a deep lustre. The ancients made blades of hardened steel on a soft iron core; otherwise they would often snap. A sword of pure steel has a blade full of nicks — such is Juque. So pure hardened steel must not be used. Yuchang is today's coiled-steel sword, also called pine-patterned: take a fish, roast it until done, strip away the ribs and look at its entrails — exactly like the pattern on a coiled-steel sword."

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