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@financialjuice I too call on serial killers to fix things when there's a murderer on the loose

Ok guys, I was just drawing and thinking about mathematical relationships regarding #Bitcoin. All I ask is 5 minutes of your time and your opinion on the following: I don't know if I found anything worth mentioning here, but I definitely doubt this is a coincidence. I can very well imagine that Satoshi Nakamoto deliberately took this into account when designing Bitcoin and wanted to point to the language of all things - mathematics. In order to understand the subsequent connections, it is necessary to understand the concept of the 'digital root'. The digital root is the single-digit sum of all digits within a number after iterative additions. Example: 1 = 1 2 = 2 4 = 4 8 = 8 16 = 7 32 = 5 64 = 10 = 1 128 = 11 = 2 256 = 13 = 4 512 = 8 1024 = 7 2048 = 14 = 5 ... There is an infinitely recurring pattern (keep calculating to see) of results when doubling the original number and determining the digital root: 1, 2, 4, 8, 7, 5 [...]. Do you notice anything? All digits except 3, 6 and 9 appear here. It will play a role. The same applies if you halve and not double, the sequence is merely mirrored: .5 = 5 .25 = 7 .125 = 8 .0625 = 13 = 4 .03125 = 11 = 2 .015625 = 19 = 1 ... Cut in half? Bitcoin? You can guess what's coming: 50 = 5 25 = 7 12.5 = 8 6.25 = 13 = 4 3.125 = 11 = 2 1.5625 = 19 = 10 = 1 ... The pattern is identical: 5, 7, 8, 4, 2, 1 [...]. All numbers except 3, 6 and 9 did not appear. Where are these numbers? Speaking of halving, let's take a closer look. What about the time of each halving, the block heights: 210,000 = 3 420,000 = 6 630,000 = 9 840,000 = 12 = 3 1,050,000 = 6 1,260,000 = 9 ... There is an infinite sequence of 3, 6, 9, 3, 6, 9 [...]. The 'Digital Root Symbiosis of Halving Block Height and Block Subsidy' result in a merge of both sequences and mathematical perfection: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 - all the digits that make up all of mathematics. The 0 stands for the beginning. It contains everything and nothing. It is a perfect vessel, full to the brim and yet stands for infinite emptiness. The genesis block is block 0, everything started with it and at the same time it is part of every other block, the foundation of everything that comes after it, like a fractal. In principle, infinite fractals are what everything is made of. The Bitcoin Blockchain is nothing else than a self-similar fractal. Nikola Tesla once said: 'If you only knew the significance of 3, 6, and 9, then you would have a key to the universe'. Without the halving mechanism (the 3, 6, 9 digital root sequence), Bitcoin would barely be betterthan fiat money and would not have the unique properties and symbioses that create the potential to bring this civilization as a whole to greater harmony. For me, it is clearly no coincidence that Satoshi Nakamoto used this math and the digital root sequences to build Bitcoin. Also, It is my belief that Satoshi Nakamoto took inspiration from great thinkers, philosophers and scientists - which btw often were highly spiritual - of our human civilization and constructed the blueprint of Bitcoin. My heart and mind is blown by the mathematics of Bitcoin and I'm really set on a drawing on this magical observation.

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If it’s seriously Trump vs. Biden again, who’s ready to entirely ignore all the noise and politics next year? I’m exiting the system and couldn’t feel better. #Bitcoin

@StackandRun Sigh... that's a lot of IOUs

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If you had $1m in 1971. And you had $7,428,148 ($7.4m) in ‘23. Your wealth has NOT grown. It’s kept up with published inflation figures. This is what most people who have their wealth in Real Estate/Stocks - legacy assets are facing. No real growth, just stability. #Bitcoin

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@imabearhunter @mithcoons By moving on to Nostr. It's common sense for Bitcoiners to be on a decentralized social media.

@BritishHodl Which is more important? the number of pieces of paper u have or the actual value of goods you can obtain with your assets? The size of the pie doesn't change. Having more pieces of paper representing the same slice of value does nothing to increase ur real purchasing power.

@BritishHodl We live in a fiat/debt dominated system. By nature its an inflationary system. Inflation increases the nominal price of hard assets (Bitcoin/gold/real estate) while diluting the price of paper instruments as they're printed. Where is your treasury "cash flow" coming from?

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