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Is the battle for Bitcoin over?
I hope so. But probably not yet.
However, I know who I think is winning.
I heard you like Carse’s book Isaac. This piece might interest you:
https://unboundedcapital.com/research/bitcoin-and-the-infinite-game-part-i
This video series my fund made might be a helpful tool for explaining. That’s why we made it.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcJmnO54ESOvXhBwo1j2RabWoEH8x2jot
one touch everyone knows the rules
https://twetch.app/t/f84bdca48b95a562d5932c5e971e64c5bfbc633bab2276e3bb13a4e28e6f3a39
Huge and instant improvement to the overall user experience though. Great work!
Customizable no-swipe maximum charges would be a nice feature. Especially app specific thresholds. If given the opportunity, I would lower mine below 0.1 BSV for Twetch for example.
Craig triggers BTCers in the same way Trump triggers CNNers (both Ds/Rs).
CSW and Trump are infinite players, so their finite playing opponents don’t understand the moves. And they‘re both aesthetically abrasive, thus breaking rules of “professionalism”.
Until Craig initiated it, no one in crypto knew you could sue for defamation or claim database rights.
Until Trump did it, no one knew a leading candidate could retweet memes or suggest/joke that Ted Cruz’s dad assassinated JFK.
Playing with boundaries.
RCTaaS: Russian Conspiracy Theories as a Service.
Just published a two part series on Bitcoin as interpreted through James Carse's framework of finite and infinite games. Check it out!
https://unboundedcapital.com/research/bitcoin-and-the-infinite-game-part-i
“Finite players play within boundaries; infinite players play with boundaries.”
- James P Carse