RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@Greggrobrichmo2 In more normal times these productivity gains tended to accrue proportionally to both workers and owners. But in the last several decades they have very disproportionately gone to the owners. ...

RT James Fishback (@j_fishback)70% of college grads *are not* working a full-time job in their field of study. Amazon just laid off 30,000 Americans and then hired 10,000 more H-1Bs from India. We have to get honest about our labor market policy, and what I want to see from President Trump is exactly what Governor @RonDeSantis did in my state of Florida: pull the plug on the H-1B program. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)You'd think that what happened to the Palestinians would be Exhibit A for the dangers of immigration. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)These people were the western hunter-gatherers and they were by and large *not* the ancestors of the historical Swedes. The Swedes' ancestors, similar to those of other historical Europeans, came mainly from a mix of eastern European pastoralists -- speakers of proto-Indo-European, the language from which most European languages descend --- and Anatolian farmers. These two groups in turn descended primarily from hunter-gatherers in central Eurasia, not from peoples inside or even ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Globalization over the last several decades has rerouted vast cash flows from workers, facing global competition, to corporations and their stockholders, who have seen no increase in competition. ...

RT ₿itcoin ₿ombadil (@BitcoinBombadil)Me waiting for Core v.30 supporters to explain to the Bitcoin community why Vitalik was wrong about Op_Return in 2014 but right about it in 2025? https://t.co/4UUdFcW08S ...

RT Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media)"What do we need so many humans for?"The WEF's Yuval Noah Harari predicts that rapid advances in computing technology will render humans redundant, creating a "massive class of useless people" who will need to be kept "happy" with drugs and computer games. https://t.co/IQnJmP6BNa ...

RT Robert Barnes (@barnes_law)What if the 1st government witness in the 1st J6 trial was actually the person who planted the fake pipe bombs at the DNC? https://t.co/PQriPhQ6cu ...

Core Philosophy - Bitcoin was created to replace the fiat system, not to depend on it [1] - Bitcoin is money, encourage peer-to-peer usage and merchant adoption [2] - The success of Bitcoin depends on individual action and avoiding convenience that sacrifices freedom [2] Risk Management - Using traditional finance (TradFi) services built around Bitcoin, such as borrowing or mortgages, exposes users to counterparty risk [1] - This counterparty risk will be exploited when it matters most [1] - Trading freedom for convenience regarding Bitcoin usage will backfire [2]

RT Arthur "Filterboy" van Pelt 🔥 ∞/21M ⚡ (@Arthur_van_Pelt)Oh, the irony. Citrea helped to change Bitcoin into a data spam friendly chain like Ethereum, then quickly moves to present themselves to... Ethereum fans at @ETHGlobal in Buenos Aires. ...