The Sovereign Self
BitmundI write about reclaiming sovereignty in the Age of Dissolution, where fragmented attention, endless notifications, and meaningless work quietly dissolve the self.
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The Epstein–Bitcoin Conspiracy Is Nonsense.
Every few years, Bitcoin attracts a new moral panic.
This time, it’s the attempt to smear the protocol by association with Jeffrey Epstein.
The implication goes something like this: Epstein was interested in Bitcoin → therefore Bitcoin i...
The Universe Doesn’t Feel Accidental
The more I sit with it, the harder it becomes to believe that the universe is fundamentally mindless, that consciousness is some accidental chemical glitch that flickered into existence and then learned to stare back at itself.
The cosmos...
The Duality of Our Time
We live in a strange and often unspoken duality.
At the level of civilization, humanity is doing remarkably well. By almost every macro indicator we use to measure progress—life expectancy, access to education, technological capability, me...
The Energy Trapped in Unfinished Things
Imagine your phone with twenty apps open in the background.
Nothing crashes.
Nothing breaks.
But everything runs slower.
The battery drains faster than it should. The phone heats up. Small actions lag. You’re not doing more, but the sy...
Marco Polo Called It Alchemy. Today We Call It Fiat.
The year is 1280. A Venetian merchant named Marco Polo watches in disbelief as the most powerful man on Earth turns cheap tree bark into money that everyone MUST accept.
While visiting the Yuan Dynasty court, Marco Polo was absolutely stun...
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I write about reclaiming sovereignty in the Age of Dissolution, where fragmented attention, endless notifications, and meaningless work quietly dissolve the self.
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