@TheMartinZero Steve Burns Love this. Was expecting this coming into the comment section

"The real world is dull. Dullness doesn’t sell ads, so the media manufactures a continuous stream of outrage to fill the void." - [email protected] 🐤🇮🇨

TIL that Roger Ver is considering colluding with others to manipulate Bitcoin markets. Illegal in nearly every country on earth x.com/aridavidpaul/s…

I've spent the last week with some of the best minds in cryptocurrency & I am more convinced than ever that this is just getting started.

A biotech company just changed its name to "Riot Blockchain", and now the stock is surging. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Update on Bitcoin Segwit2x and Bitcoin Gold: blog.coinbase.com/timeline-and-s…

Why having a CEO for what should be a decentralized digital currency is a bad idea. x.com/Austerity_Suck…

How to improve your day: -Say thank you and please -Help another -Exercise -Text an old friend -Take a risk -Learn something new -Make gratitude list -Shut off phone by 9p -Meditate -Look others in the eye -Limit social media -Hydrate -Moderate intoxicants -Believe in yourself

Serious Q: Is it *ever* a good idea for the typical person to read current events journalism as it’s published? Is it not just strictly better to wait 6-12 weeks, start w/ the Wikipedia entry, then work back through whichever pieces seem to acknowledge most of the relevant facts?