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  • 828 via Fountain Word Salad
    I have a similar approach to learning. You can get pretty far on a wide variety of things by being observant, curious, and reflective, without needing to do much memorization.
  • 100 via Fountain Word Salad
    Creative people never play the song exactly like the original recording. It’s not laziness. You could learn the song if you really wanted to. You just prefer to do it your own way.
  • 530 via Fountain Equal Opportunity
    The only consistent usage of “Threat to Democracy” is “Threat to rule by Democrats”.
  • 500 via Fountain How Did They Let It Get This Far?
    There’s a really interesting tension between two of the things you mentioned wrt the ColdCard situation. 1. The chain is public and people are tracking the stolen bitcoin. 2. Bitcoin is ideally an uncensorable bearer asset. From 1, we want the thief to be caught and the victims to be made whole. From 2, we want the thief to be able to get away with it.
  • 420 via Fountain Hard Truth
    If you aren’t already familiar with their work, I think you’d be interested in the work of Jonathan Haidt and Arnold Kling. They’re both social scientists who were interested in understanding these different types of groups that form societies. Each of them independently found there to be three main groups that breakdown roughly along the lines you laid out. Although, something weird may have happened to the left because conformity with authority isn’t usually part of it. You would most likely be in the smaller of the three groups that approximately maps to libertarians.
  • 420 via Fountain Hard Truth
    I’m genuinely curious about whether I would beat Sasha in a game of 1-on-1
  • 420 via Fountain Birds Of A Feather
    A couple of physics points. Electrons don’t really orbit in the same way planets do. They have a set of different stable probability distributions through the space around the nucleus but they aren’t moving around it. Then on gravity, it doesn’t run out because it’s not actually pulling on you. It’s how you experience the distorted space around massive objects, so the apparent pull is just objects moving along their shortest path which has become curved. The closer thing to perpetual motion is where the ground gets the energy to keep holding you up.