The arguments against #bitcoin just aren't good arguments. Arguments against El Salvador will be just as unfounded.
Let's be clear. Inflation is harmful.
The data is in on inflation.
And developed countries are choosing to not change course. They're choosing to continue to print money despite the truth that it's harmful.
Beyond inflation, countries that are struggling deal with fees that many people in the wealthier nations never even think about. The expression, "It's expensive to be poor," comes to mind.
Remittance fees are unnecessarily heavy, and prey on people's lack of choice.
Most actions worthy of respect are mocked. Bravery doesn't have an immediate reward. It's one that builds over time as the doubters fade away and the truth shines through.
The actions to pass the #BitcoinLaw law are actions of bravery, consideration, and wisdom. I believe they will spark innovation and a better future.
And anyone who chooses to act to make the world a better place is of immense value to the world.
Thank you.
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Some people talk about how important it is to be content with what you have.
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And then others talk about how important it is to never be satisfied and always push yourself toward bigger goals.
But if you become content with what you have. You'll stop growing and you won't reach your potential. And if you never let yourself be satisfied and push yourself constantly then you'll be miserable and underperform as you drain yourself.
Listening to your own instinct is an important element of strength.
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And listening to your own instincts results in better outcomes over time.
If you have an instinct to do or say something and you don't act on it because you're not sure about it or concerned what others will think, then you won't learn whether or not it was a good instinct.