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Making Time Preference Low Again

By: Saifedean Ammous | Posted on: 8.Nov.22

The hardness of money is the control knob for time preference. Austrian economics arrives at this by reasoning from first principles. […]

By: Robert Breedlove | Posted on: 30.Oct.19

All human action inescapably occurs within the bounds of time. As the universally shared element of experience, time is the grand […]

By: Rory Highside | Posted on: 27.Oct.19

Part 1: The Fundamental Laws of Physics And Nature Almost since the dawn of Bitcoin, there has been a hot debate […]

By: Hass McCook | Posted on: 24.Oct.19

How does Bitcoin stack up as a Religion? As always, we commence by sending thanks and good tidings to Satoshi Nakamoto […]

By: Svetski | Posted on: 20.Oct.19

“The greatest danger to the state is independent, intellectual criticism” – Murray Rothbard Why does Bitcoin matter? I wrote an […]

By: Dan Held | Posted on: 19.Oct.19

Prices reflect information “In a free market economic system, prices are knowledge, and the signals that communicate information. Prices are not […]

By: Connor Brown | Posted on: 18.Oct.19

Bitcoiners reject inflation. We believe it represents a regressive, silent tax — slowly siphoning wealth from the average person to the […]

By: Nic Carter | Posted on: 12.Oct.19

Bitcoin is everyone’s problem now Evey: Remember, remember the Fifth of November, the Gunpowder Treason and Plot. I know of no […]

By: Gigi | Posted on: 1.Oct.19

How Bitcoin Thrives on the Edge between Order and Chaos Bitcoin works. No matter what other opinions you hold about this […]