In September 2020 I shared a rapid series of X posts covering a wide‑range of informal observations – from algorithmic power and video‑game resilience to crypto‑education outreach, Bitcoin economics, password hygiene, hyperinflation alerts and drone‑based police oversight. The posts were brief, often quoted other users, and included concrete numbers such as a $4,505 sleep‑tech spend, webinar attendance of 65 and 178 students, a historical loss of 38 million Guilders, and a BTC market‑cap illustration that a $1 purchase could push the cap up 10×.
I disclosed a total sleep‑tech expenditure of $4,505 after nine years of obsessing over sleep quality.
The WazirX campus outreach webinar at IIM‑Ahmedabad educated 65 students.
The follow‑up WazirX webinar at IIM‑Indore saw 178 participants.
A 19th‑century German actress’s empire vanished with a loss of 38 million Guilders (≈$475 million today).
A $1 Bitcoin purchase, when only 0.5 BTC is offered at $1 and the next sell is at $10, would push the market cap up 10×.
I highlighted three decisions: promote crypto education via campus webinars, stress strong password hygiene across all accounts, and warn that algorithmic control is a digital‑rights risk.