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Exploitation of human weaknesses

People admire marketing skills like that of Rory Sutherland, not knowing these skills are just an example of the reason why the world is getting more and more corrupt. People are being exploited for their weaknesses rather than being built up. “Masterminds” like these lead the way, and more and more people devote their careers and lives to learn after them, to become more skillful in doing exploitations of others. It’s not just in business.… Read More »Exploitation of human weaknesses

Trump’s golden visa program

Pres. Trump wants to sell 1 million “golden visas” for $5 million apiece to solve the US budget deficit problem. Delusional. I hope that President Trump is adviced by people who actually understand the reality of this unique intersection of economics, finance, and immigration. This needs to be looked at annually, instead of loosely without a timeframe. With a price tag of $5 million, it is realistic to have 1000 buyers of this golden visa… Read More »Trump’s golden visa program

Elon Musk misunderstands Bitcoin and blockchain

Elon Musk is concerned about the centralization of Bitcoin. But he fails to realize that Bitcoin’s biggest problem is NOT that it is centralized at mining, but it is secretly centralized at a human Core, which is controlled by a handful of human agents who ideologically and economically represent certain powers behind the scenes. This is why Satoshi wanted Bitcoin’s base protocol to be locked. Satoshi understood Bitcoin as a system comprehensively, including computing, economics, and… Read More »Elon Musk misunderstands Bitcoin and blockchain

“We are making $500 million a day,” says Michael Saylor

“We are making $500 million a day,” says Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy, on CNBC. But this is typical scam language. When you hold a large position on a volatile asset, it cuts both ways. For example, if one holds $10 billion worth of the asset, you make $500 million a day when the price goes up 5% on that day. But you also lose $500 million a day if the price drops 5%. This… Read More »“We are making $500 million a day,” says Michael Saylor

Trump is being misled into promoting crypto scams

What I have feared is happening: President-elect Donald Trump will meet privately with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and is expected to discuss appointments. Given the admirable entrepreneurial spirit of the Trump team, I was hoping that the incoming administration may be able to break through the thick fog created in the name of crypto and start to see the true essence of blockchain innovation based on Satoshi’s vision. But lo and behold, the opposite is… Read More »Trump is being misled into promoting crypto scams

Warren Buffett vs. Michael Saylor

Michael Saylor criticizes Warren Buffett holding $325B in cash: “They are destroying $3B a month in shareholder capital. They are generating a 3% after tax yield at best and the cost of capital is 15%. Take 12% negative real yield, $325B times 12% is what the shareholders are paying for that.” “If I had an hour alone with Buffet in a calm environment, I’d walk out and he’d say that this Bitcoin $BTC thing is… Read More »Warren Buffett vs. Michael Saylor

Bitcoin and electronic cash

In a post on the X-Platform, Dr. Wright gives a great explanation of bitcoin as electronic cash from a sound and practical legal perspective. Unfortunately, it goes way beyond the cognitive sphere of the BTC and will unsurprisingly bring little enlightenment to that world. I see Dr. Wright consistently doing a superior type of abstract thinking while BTC followers consistently commit the error of an inferior type of abstract thinking. There is a need to… Read More »Bitcoin and electronic cash

Stock Market Amplified Ponzi Schemes (SMAPs)

Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) posted on X-platform calling the committed BTC buyer Michael Saylor the Egg Man. Mr. Schiff’s post is funny, but does not capture the true deceptiveness (and effectiveness) of Saylor’s BTC scheme. Saylor’s scheme is a Stock Market Amplified Ponzi (SMAP) scheme. It is quite simple but terribly effective, thanks to its deceptiveness and the crowd’s propensity to fall for such deceptive schemes. It all starts with BTC, which is already a classic… Read More »Stock Market Amplified Ponzi Schemes (SMAPs)

Entertainment and reality

Elon Musk posted on X questioning why people side with the resistance in apocalyptic films but don’t do the same in reality. That’s not surprising. All entertainment, even that which is inspired and positive, is being secretly manipulated by Satan to numb the human sense of reality (both evil and righteousness). For example, apocalyptic films mostly don’t achieve any sense of biblical pre-warning but only create two alternative effects: first is a false sense that… Read More »Entertainment and reality

Truth and academic credentials

Here is a post on Twitter about Bill Gates. I have no problem with the point being made there, but it is based on fallacious reasoning. Bill Gates is wrong about vaccination because he is misled by his own ungodly view of the world and life, not because he doesn’t have a formal academic degree in medical science. Gates’ knowledge of biological sciences is broad and quite deep, I would say even beyond most PhDs… Read More »Truth and academic credentials