The Nuclear Bitcoiner

💡 Two Men, Two Models, One Pattern of Institutional Capture Hermann Muller and John Maynard Keynes — two men who reshaped their fields by offering simple models during moments of crisis. LNT and Keynesianism became dogma, not because they were scientifically airtight, but because they handed policymakers tools they wanted to use. Muller ignored data on radiation thresholds to push the Linear No-Threshold theory, which locked us into overregulation and radiophobia. Keynes sidelined classical economics to justify permanent deficit spending and monetary manipulation. Both instantiated perverse incentives: — Fear over nuance. — Control over liberty. — Political wins over robust science. Their models weren’t just wrong — they were useful, and that made them dangerous. It’s time to re-evaluate the structures built atop these flawed foundations. Sound science. Sound money. #Bitcoin #Radiation #AustrianEconomics #Energy #Nuclear #SoundPolicy #NOSTR

Since the 1970s the fiat system slowly strangled the nuclear industry. Nuclear energy requires a low time preference — decades of planning, patient capital, long-term trust. Fiat incentives reward short-term wins, not century-scale stewardship. Instead of building reactors, we built debt. #Bitcoin #Nuclear #TimePreference #Fiatruinseverything #SoundEnergy #EnergySovereignty

Mining Bitcoin while talking about Bitcoin mining.

Lookie what I found on an endless loop of ads while attending the International Youth Nuclear Congress conference in Abu Dhabi. Needless to say, having this in the background made for some interesting conversations. Especially when one is in attendance to extoll the awesome synergies of integrating Bitcoin mining with off-grid Nuclear assets.