I’m trying to consciously focus my attention on positive thoughts. The app „Morning“ provides a simple template to set the tone in the morning but also reflect on great things that happened during the day.

I’m a bit of a book nerd 🤓📚 - I often have several books going at once and pick up whichever one fits my mood. One of my current reads is Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, which dives deeper into Stoic philosophy and timeless wisdom. It’s also featured in this interesting YouTube book summary, along with many other great picks 👇 🎥 What are you reading right now?

This video has been posted a year ago but I think it gets increasingly more important. I am all in favor of competition between countries and “voting with your feet”. But what if governments prevent you from leaving?

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Great post that we should look at Bitcoin value in terms of purchasing power rather than focusing on the fiat price.

BitChat is a peer-to-peer messenger that works entirely offline using Bluetooth and mesh networking. No servers, SIM cards, or internet required. Whether you’re preparing for emergencies, attending protests, or just want a censorship-resistant way to connect, BitChat keeps you talking when everything else goes dark. Ben from @BTC Sessions did a great tutorial on how to use it:

Lately, I’ve been contemplating whether we might actually live in a simulation. Interestingly, many religious and philosophical texts from around the world seem to hint at that idea. That train of thought led me to rewatch The Truman Show after many years; and a few quotes really stood out: “Why do you think Truman has never come close to discovering the true nature of his world until now?” “We accept the reality of the world with which we’re presented. It’s as simple as that.” “If he were absolutely determined to discover the truth, there’s no way we could prevent him.” “Ultimately, Truman prefers his cell, as you call it.” “You’re afraid. That’s why you can’t leave.” Let’s question what’s real, and what’s merely presented to us as reality.