₿☕ Satoshis Coffeeshop: Book Presentation Knut Svanholm ∞/21M
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Special guest this time at Satoshis Coffeeshop is Knut Svanholm. He'll present his book "Bitcoin: Everything divided by 21 million".
"Imagine, everything there is and everything that will ever be, divided by 21 million.” This book opens with a difficult invitation that immediately makes us question the way we think and presents us with the challenge of bitcoin.
In a brilliantly simple way, Knut Svanholm, embarks on an exploration of how we think, our relationship with time, money, and value, and how they are fundamentally intertwined in each of us. With Knut at the helm, we journey through economics, game theory, mathematics, alchemy, philosophy, and violence to ultimately reach the most critical societal paradigm shift in society, bitcoin. A new origo, a point zero.
Topic this time: Bitcoin: Everything divided by 21 million
Speaker:
Knut Svanholm is a former tall ship sailor, singer, and crew manager at an offshore shipping company. His book "Bitcoin: Sovereignty through mathematics" was one of the most praised Bitcoin books of 2019, and he's the mind behind the "Infinity divided by 21M" meme.
Hosts / Tutors:
- Michael Wolf - https://twitter.com/btclighthouse
- Peter Kestner, IT Security consultant with over 25 years of experience
- Ponzi - https://twitter.com/Ponziologe
and others.
Format: Presentation, Q&A, maybe interview section
Language: English
Timetable:
18:00 Doors
19:30 Start presentation
23:59 Open end
Target Audience: Everyone who wants to learn about the deeper philosophy and implications of Bitcoin's value proposition. Should be accessible for newcomers.
Expected number of attendees: 30-40
Streaming/Recording: Yes
Pandemic clauses: no special restrictions
When: Sunday, 12th of March 2023, 6pm local time, block time ~780,405
Location this time: Satoshis Coffeeshop / Stemmerhof Studios, Plinganserstraße 6, Entrance "THEATER" next to "Restaurant ÖEINS", 1x upstairs
- https://bitcoinlight.house/satoshis-coffeeshop/
- https://www.stemmerhofstudios.com/
- https://goo.gl/maps/K2kH6sirnj9CSEWg6
- https://www.osm.org/node/10140387989
What to bring: You can bring your own food and beverages if needed. Bringing your own devices (laptop, mobile phone, etc) is recommended for the hands-on experience.
Parking: On-location for a fee; in the vicinity also possible with moderate search-effort
Public transport: BRB/RB/S7 Harras, exit North-East Margaretenstraße; or U6 Harras, exit East Plinganserstraße; or Bus 53/153 Sendlinger Kirche
Admission: free
Registration: not necessary, just come by
Food and drinks: Freshly brewed coffee from the espresso machine and other drinks as well as possibly available snacks against donation preferably via Bitcoin/Lightning. Optionally, food can be brought or fetched, or a group order can be organized, or we can go to one of the localities on the Stemmerhof premises after the program part; this will usually be decided spontaneously on the spot or according to your individual preference.
Payment with Bitcoin possible: Refreshments that are available on-location for donation preferably via Bitcoin/Lightning, general donation for room rental also welcome
How can I get bitcoin? We give away trifle amounts if you have a Lightning enabled wallet ready. Furthermore there could be people around wearing red wristbands to indicate they'd like to exchange Bitcoin for Euros, or green wristbands for the other way round. Or you'll just have to ask around.
Media Policy: Many participants value their privacy, please ask individually before you shoot pictures or video clips!
Contact Us.
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/bitcoinmuc
- Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/CYllaksSLloRHorac85fIQ
See you around!
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Bitcoin-Calendar Anniversaries March 12:
2013 - 24 Block Rollback: A hard fork occurs in the Blockchain: After a bug was exposed between versions 0.7 and 0.8 of the Bitcoin reference client, a fast response from the developers, community, miners, and services orchestrated a rollback of 24 blocks, preventing a split in the Bitcoin network. A previously undiscovered protocol rule results in a hard fork of the 0.8.0 reference client.