Stories for Satoshis

Everyone on #Nostr wants to know who Satoshi really was but not who Shakespeare really was. Hint: He was not the son of a glove maker.

Shakespeare quotes the Bible roughly 1,350 times in his works, not including biblical allusions or narrative parallels. Recent studies on the works illicit that the man likely thought in Hebrew and Greek much like many theologians of his time, but the profound gift that God granted to the author was his ability to, using a biblical anchor, accurately measure the depths of the human drama of his own day. To him all the world was a stage and all of the comedy, tragedy, history, and fantasy he needed to fill his works with the elements we love could be found in the institutions he frequented, including the English royal court.

I feel like smash buys are for bull markets and DCA is for bear.

Is Forrest Gump just Gone With the Wind from Rhett Butler’s perspective?

Some, indulging their desires for wealth gained quickly, are destined to be the poorest men in Babylon.

The elite don’t want you to know this, but you can just pick and choose your heroes. You do not have to recognize their preferred holidays and heroes.

Memes are a necessary tool at the beginning of the vibe shift, but must be expanded to long form narratives to keep the vibes rolling. After each technological leap since the birth of Christ something like a meme shows up in the town square (see printing press meme below.) Shortly followed by propaganda that’s a bit longer and more complex. Meme level propaganda generally requires an individual with access to an innovative tech able to deliver a simple punchline. This gets a message past the gate and then into households, where memes have their greatest effect. While punchlines can last for ages they don’t carry the same weight as long-form propaganda that are structured to please and packed with meaning. They are blown about by the political winds and deployed when necessary. Eventually, long form propaganda gets past the gate because it’s climbing over the walls and may even be invited in once the memes have done their work. This may seem like a spiritual or political turning of the tide, but never underestimate aligned incentives. Once the gatekeepers see that the Left cannot meme, they quickly learn that they’re also very bad at long form propaganda and the less ideological will make a simple business decision. They’ll cease giving the Leftists the air time and even pay the newcomers the old salaries. Here’s to the internet native long-form propagandists that will come soon.