I often get asked about “which crypto” is a good one to invest in.
Of course my answer is always Bitcoin. Period.

In this article I’d like to lay out the rationale from 3 angles.

• Economic
• Philosophic
• Moral

They all weave into and build on top of each other.

If…

The series continues. If you’ve not yet read part one of the series, you can find it here.

Foreword

The second chapter in Jordan Peterson “12 Rules For Life” is entitled, “Treat yourself like someone who you are responsible for helping.”

It’s a fascinating chapter which delves into the essence of…

What you’re describing in places such as America IS socialism.

Banks and governments privatise gains and socialise losses.

They attempt to even out wealth distribution by taking from one group and giving to another (eg; welfare, roads, armies, etc) irrespective of whether or not someone consents.

Capitalism is the process…

A crash course on money, prices and basic economics.

And less than 4mths since I first wrote this article, $50k USD has become the temporary resting place for Bitcoin before the next leg up. One might call the article prophetic but I assure you it’s not. …

Foreword

I’ve been an avid reader and student of philosophy, psychology, and other related topics since my early teens.

My uncle first influenced and introduced me to thinkers like Aristotle, Aleksandar the Great, Plato & Socrates, and as I grew older, I discovered many others.

Some helped me understand the world…

And any other mandates for that matter.

A short piece on why mandates from the centre, made especially by linear-thought-inclined central planners, are not only ineffectual, but fundamentally immoral.

I hope it will come in handy as a quick reference when having to explain it to anyone. …

Huxley and Orwell were both right

“The perfect dictatorship would have the appearance of a democracy, but would basically be a prison without walls in which the prisoners would not even dream of escaping. …

Bitcoin Times Ed 3

The dawn of a new decade has a knack for conjuring up visions of endings or new beginnings, each which seems to have an affinity to the legendary or supernatural.

Two decades since the turn of the century, the dotcom bubble and the twin towers, and…