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Saylor goes off 😳 “You’re getting my perspective on it! Which is that you’re wasting your time criticizing companies that decided they like Bitcoin. Why don’t you criticize the 99.9% of companies that DON’T LIKE BITCOIN?” — Saylor on @Danny Knowles WHAT BITCOIN DID Podcast —-> What are your thoughts on this interview?

Bitcoiners speak of having a "low time preference" What does this mean? Do you have it? Low time preference means someone focuses more on their well-being in the future, rather than the present. A “tomorrow person”. High time preference people are more present-oriented and value consuming sooner. They prefer instant gratification and are less likely to save and invest. A “today person”. In “The Bitcoin Standard”, @Saifedean Ammous discusses time preference. Sound money holds its value over time, fighting against debasement, which can lower people's time preference and encourage them to save for the future and defer consumption in the present. Bitcoiners famous saying, “HODL”, is about delayed gratification. Hodling involves ignoring the drama of price charts, and setting your mind years into the future, trusting in Bitcoin's sound money characteristics and the potential benefits that might bring to them, their families, and their communities. So... do YOU have a low time preference?

Traveling across Egypt, Rwanda, Kenya, and Tanzania this month we have used @Bitrefill eSIMS for cell data and paid for them using @River Lightning ⚡️ River app uses ≈75 kilobytes of data to open the iPhone app and make a ⚡️ transaction Bravo, @Alexander Leishman