Jake Galt

Calling all Bitcoiners: Please share the BIFY (Bitcoin Isn't For You) series with your no-coiner friends and family. After spending years orange pilling the hard way, I've realized that perhaps the best way to get a message across is to call out the absurdity of humans being led to water, yet refusing to drink. Many more articles, blogs, and videos to follow! https://primal.net/jakegalt/intro-to-the-bify-series---wh…

I’ve begun writing/recording for my BIFY series - Bitcoin Isn't For You “If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try to convince you, sorry.” - Satoshi Nakamoto Throughout my Bitcoin journey, I never related to Satoshi's perspective in this quote. I encouraged normies and tradfi maxi discourse. I enjoyed the debate, I successfully orange pilled many. I wanted to spread awareness about why having a sound store of value does more than grow wealth and sovereignty than simply through "number go up." I hoped that others would see why Bitcoin encourages the deflationary impacts of technology, kills the incentives of elites to wage war on the backs (and lives) of the masses, and promotes work and rules vs loyalty to rulers. But lately something has shifted within me. It's not that I no longer care, I'm just exhausted by the cognitive dissonance of those who are utterly captured by the fiat matrix. It's for this reason that I've started to write and record content for my "Bitcoin isn't for you" series. My intention is to capture all the reason why many deserve a life of indentured servitude in the fiat matrix as opposed to the sovereignty made possible by unsubscribing from it. Not because I wish an escalating Orwellian dystopian future upon anyone, but because a horse that is dying of dehydration while staring at a full trough deserves to be called out for being responsible for its inevitable demise. I’m hoping some humor and sarcasm that’s easily shareable in bite sized portions might help get the point across to the masses 🙏🏼

Each of us has two lives, and the second begins when we realize we only have one. Everyone should confront this as early and often in their journey as possible. The absolute scarcity of our time can be a scary concept for many, but scarcity drives beauty, appreciation, and value. How will you make the most of whatever you have left?