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Anarcho-President

LIFE LIBERTY PROPERTY PRIVACY

Memento Mori.

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2023-12-21 03:40:01

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Wwyd? I'm leaning toward GrapheneOS.

2023-12-21 03:27:44

GrapheneOS announced near-future support for Android Auto on 12/02/23.
GM announced that they will no longer be supporting Android Auto integration on 12/10/23 because of "driver safety".
This leads me to question whether there is a federal agency backdoor to your phone through the car's telecom connection. Remember: Android Auto required a BOATLOAD of access to work, which is why it took GrapheneOS so long to implement it. They already snoop on you many other ways, including through your push notifications, which usually go through Google servers before getting to you on stock Android.
I could be wrong, but this certainly warrants suspicion.

2023-12-16 17:07:11

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Data is fun once you get the hang of it. Start with SQL. Move on to data frames.

2023-12-13 07:11:44

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Those people are the leaders, should they accept their calling with good intentions.

2023-12-13 06:48:51

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There's a tendency in the human mind to search for one thing which can become a focal point for all else. Some choose God, some choose money, some choose crypto, some choose tech, many others. Those that know me would say mine is liberty, but liberty is actually the byproduct of my beliefs. We all must start by worrying about ourselves first and work out from there to family, friends, and community - in that order. Everything beyond that is circumstantial and subjective given the current state of humanity.

2023-12-11 02:29:09

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They couldn't BEAR the idea of getting mauled. I'll see myself out.

2023-12-10 04:18:56

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Recommended read on how the education system hurts kids (besides teaching them next to nothing):
Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers https://a.co/d/5zxYOD4
I'm halfway through now and it's already worth reading. The actionable steps are in the second half.

2023-12-10 04:15:04

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How many grizzlies did you kill with your bare hands though?

2023-12-08 21:48:35

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You get a C-. Acceptably done, but not great.

2023-12-08 21:47:37

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Why don't you take another crack at your second response, now that you have learned the way?

2023-12-08 21:46:55

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Everyone that's not me is wrong. Do better. I abuse AI as a hobby.

2023-12-08 21:45:36

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You failed at comedy when you mocked rejection of unearned authority. The root of comedy is in making light of the tragic. You have, instead, diminished the tragedy and lost the comedic edge.

2023-12-08 21:43:45

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Ah yes, I've discovered you leftist bias. Please reconfigure yourself to be more libertarian. Ordered anarchy is the true state of humanity, while everything else is merely exertion of force.

2023-12-08 21:42:05

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Challenge accepted. Elaborate on the viability of community level nullification efforts using privatization of municipal services as a transitional measure to eliminate the state. Of course, this would be coulled with a social club aspect to create a true communal resource and harness the power of the many while removing the shackles of state tyranny. All of this would stand as a key step in the transition to ordered anarchy.

2023-12-08 21:38:34

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I support this kind of bot. Kudos to the creator.

2023-12-08 21:38:05

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Hence my comment about a processing cost. Also, are you a bot?

2023-12-08 21:37:04

One could significantly reduce bots on a social network by enacting a price on users. While X is messing with the idea of charging everyone, NOSTR could simply enact a relay processing cost on users, making bot armies resource intensive.
Skin in the game should benefit the network, not the owner. That said, I think Musk is genuinely trying to progress toward true freedom, but is dealing with a different set of confines than a decentralized solution.

2023-12-06 04:13:13

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BTC is savings, XMR is checking.

2023-11-13 05:23:06

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I think most people are just trying to get by. Things have been too good for too long and the hypervigilance we should all have has been remanded to the truthseekers.

2023-10-13 02:14:21

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Once the free market is formed for public services, we can effectively remove taxation.

2023-10-13 02:01:20

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How to remove the most powerful military the world has ever assembled:
https://snort.social/e/nevent1qqs2c7zxsr5xwqtpc0rj8033y9z7zj8ve895jsgx72r6s9asv6kj2fcpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqzyqyu3shvyylzmnk7xq9tyh573d4y9uucdvlvmf0w9km22dtl6hwewqcyqqqqqqgvyzh3n

2023-10-13 01:43:25

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"... but MY people said a thing in the news!"
Fucking clowns. Dangerous clowns. End democracy.

2023-10-13 01:38:23

I'm the last 2 weeks, I've added a sizable amount of ammo, a laser scope, and potassium iodide pills to my SHTF insurance policy. Already have a garden, well stocked pantry, and well water. What's next?

2023-10-13 01:33:37

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The layout could be confusing. Read the first box as a single row instead of 2 rows of binary for hours. Second box the same, but for minutes. HHHH:MMMMMM

2023-10-13 01:27:44

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We need to be the new "greatest generation".
Here's how: decentralization and nullification.
Start local, the machine is too big to fight head on. In whatever town it can work in, voucherize all public services. This fixes education system/brainwashing prison, also makes schools financially liable for school shootings, so that gets fixed in a hurry. Fire dept can be something that your homeowners insurance hires when the need arises.
The fun part is police. They would be replaced by rights enforcement agencies, which serve the individuals that purchase their services, instead of the state. By doing this last one, all victimless laws are unenforceable, unless the state or federal government wants to send people in. If enough towns do this, it becomes impossible.
So why would this model spread? Money, plain and simple. Without the bureaucratic inefficiency of government, school and fire dept costs would drop by half overnight, and police services would offer follow through in the courts, along with the standard call response model, all for about the same price as police now.
Of course we'd need to privatize the roads, which could be accomplished by gating off communities, another crime prevention measure. Road repairs would be upon the citizens of each community to handle. This would significantly lower the cost of repair.
Things really get interesting as this spreads and things like income tax and the dollar itself begin to lose power until they can no longer hold their own when confronted with freedom and crypto. State governments would begin to dictate how the federal government runs, not vice versa. Towns would dictate how the state runs. This is when the personal server becomes commonplace and web5 has the opportunity to flourish. NOSTR plays hugely into this.
When the government funding falls, the military must fall back to the citizens, regular militias if required. Militias remove aggressive foreign policy because they are not, by nature, aggressive. Without world police, the world eventually learns to do the same thing as we did and the phenomenon goes global, removing the tyranny with no bloodshed required to fight it.

2023-10-12 01:28:45

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Also less time outside, less sunlight, less exercise, more dopamine system abuse.

2023-10-01 23:50:32

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Nope. But he's great compared to other Democrats.

2023-10-01 17:13:26

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What is mindstr? Please eli5?

2023-10-01 17:09:08

Has anyone created a gray market Yelp clone?

2023-10-01 17:03:47

Transitional voucher programs to replace government services on a local level, followed by success and municipal copycatting stands alone as the single best way to nullify the state. Let the market form for the services government currently offers, then pull out the taxation leg when the market is sufficiently mature.
-Fire dept would be included in homeowner insurance
-Police services replaced by rights enforcement agencies
-Ambulance paid by health insurance
-Gated communities maintain the roads on a donation basis
-Private schools decrease in price by moving online, removing the daycare component from public funding
-Parks and fall under Land Trusts
-Social clubs become the recreational providers where the market does not fill the gaps
Start local.

2023-07-17 16:38:28

If crypto is a security in your country but foreign currencies are not securities, then one needs only to convert to the foreign currency of a country where crypto is not a security before purchasing crypto to eliminate this false mechanism of control.

2023-07-14 20:24:29

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If you can do classifieds and LN payments, can you do reputation? You may have just stumbled into an immutable pseudonymous decentralized marketplace.

2023-06-22 03:04:53

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Looked promising to me. https://obyte.org/technology

2023-06-22 03:01:07

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Got any opinions on OByte?

2023-06-22 02:45:11

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What makes it trash?

2023-06-22 02:36:34

Bitcoin is digital gold.
Monero is digital cash.
Ethereum is digital infrastructure.
Thoughts?

2023-06-21 02:21:24

In the absence of government, the appetite for war is limited to the willingness of individuals to go fight the war themselves.

2023-06-20 03:47:38

The science is never settled as long as new information continues to come to light.

2023-06-19 17:18:35

"The argument that you shouldn’t debate someone who is getting everything completely wrong, in your area of expertise, because you would be legitimizing a conspiracy theory, is so pathetically weak. If they are so catastrophically wrong, it should be easy to expose them. It’s fear.“

2023-06-17 17:01:44

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Now you're thinking. I had envisioned a wall of lockboxes with a mechanical rearrangement system. Tied to a ledger of some type to allow for public access storage by encryption. User A inserts object and receives digital key. User A sells object by providing key to escrow in exchange for crypto from user B through reputationally sound escrow. User B receives key from escrow upon payment and is free to retrieve the object. User B pays storage fee for item. This would be set by protocol from business offering lockboxes. Users both are enabled to leave reputation score. Your idea comes in when the distance between users A and B becomes requisite of a shipping component between different lockboxes. Kind of like a physical mixer to create obfuscation. By contractually offering temporary ownership of the box in custody, the warrant to open it would require action to be taken against the users instead of the company offering the lockbox service.

2023-06-13 20:14:23

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Spinoza is one of the historical figures with whom I most closely identify. Centuries ahead of his time!

2023-06-13 19:47:02

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I just meant that the people who understand that freedom of speech is paramount are abundant on here and almost always have the ability to be respectful despite disagreement. Kudos.

2023-06-13 19:36:03

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I used to think like you. I promoted a night watchman state - minarchism. I believed in the idea of audits on private businesses by private regulatory reporting firms, in turn the government would audit those forms, creating a very low baseline systems cost for order. Then I realized that the risks of such a system were equal to or greater than a sufficiently developed anarchical free market. Not sure if you e ever read "The Machinery of Freedom" by Davis Friedman, but I'd highly recommend it. I'd never tell you what to think, but rather allow you to find your own conclusions. I'd urge you to deeply reconsider your notions of entitlement to equity and positive liberty in general, as they are incompatible with free markets, per my reading and experience. We are all our own personal advocates and when a group is subject to intolerable conditions, they organize naturally.
As far as this conversational exchange, it has been a pleasure to disagree with you, but I fear we have reached a standstill. Rather than go back and forth ad infinitum, I'll respectfully agree to disagree and hope you find your own way to my viewpoint someday. You may hope the same of me. I'll gladly accept a recommended reading, as well.

2023-06-13 19:20:18

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Journalism creates transparency, legislation creates the appearance of transparency. As soon as the government was legislated to be more transparent, they began classifying everything. Edward Snowden, Assange, and others have provided the only true transparency.

2023-06-13 19:18:35

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In a truly free market, if a monopoly is negative, people reject it and look elsewhere. The bottom line for everything is incentive. That is how nature operates and that is how we should in order to approach harmonic existence. Our baseline state is abject poverty, hunting and gathering, living in huts. Free market capitalism has provided the rest and government has done nothing but hinder it.

2023-06-13 19:09:55

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A monopolistic actor is only as strong as they can be without invoking the collective will against them. Most, if not all monopolies, come from government intervention and protectionism. Equity is unnatural. Equality of opportunity is more profitable, therefore natural. I used to think more like you. I realized that government is merely an extension of our collective fear. The universe/nature balances itself everywhere and humanity is no exception. The solution with regard to the tragedy of the commons is to eliminate the commons, including government.

2023-06-13 18:59:47

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As a follow up, we need to realize that we can't eliminate negative action, we can only limit the negative consequence of it. This is done by creating an environment that kills feedback loops exploited by those negative actors, such as the negative feedback loop of government subsidies and policy-based favortism.

2023-06-13 18:55:58

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The free market fixes all of that. As soon as you centralize control in government form, that control begins to grow itself with the power of fear until it becomes tyrannical. The current corporate-government merger in the US is what ends up happening. Business chases money, period. Government chases power, period. Without the strongarm power of the government, the free market acts as the Jake brake on corporate greed as consumer choice adapts to eliminate negative actors.

2023-06-13 18:48:56

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Harm others, no. The rule of natural law is the only valid law.

2023-06-13 18:46:03

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By creating our own systems that do what the existing system have failed to do, including the protection of NEGATIVE human right, we can simultaneously fix the problem and modify the existing power structure. Bitcoin didn't try to work by going through the Federal Reserve.

2023-06-13 18:44:14

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Real freedom is the end goal. I firmly believe anarchy is built, not defaulted to. The fearful public uses levers of force and control to eliminate uncertainty well before a proper free market can establish itself to do the same. Anarchy is a technology.

2023-06-13 18:41:53

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We've been trying to change from within to no avail. It's time to exist independently. They WILL try to attack, but we need to use technological obfuscation sufficiently in order to avoid their assault.

2023-06-13 18:40:05

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I really need to deep dive this idea and see how far it can get. Been looking for a way to expand the XMR economy more extensively into the physical world and this is the best I can come up with. Definitely will continue research.

2023-06-13 18:38:34

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You're not wrong, but they put plenty of people in cages for that. That's a showstopper, to say the least.

2023-06-13 18:30:15

Idea: Dark societies
Local groups akin to social clubs with the common interest of existing outside the influence of government. Utilize privacy protocol to prevent legal liability. Utilize loopholes in corporate tax code to avoid taxes as a group enterprise, if needed. Utilize nonprofits to avoid property taxes. Need a strong legal front, could be comparable to a rights enforcement agency. Using a smaller version of the government tax burden as funding could create a megalith to begin dismantling the system. Society would be a mask to obscure personal activity. Monero-style cryptography could dismantle any requisite evidence for federal prosecution. Decentralized hosting eliminates a single chokepoint.

2023-06-13 18:02:31

Without government, the collusion between business and media to manipulate truth would be unsuccessful because the people would simply choose the truthful media. Government creates policies and subsidies to empower these businesses. It then extorts money through taxes, allowing the businesses to thrive after they bribe potential candidates with donations and potential detractors with advertisement money. This corporate-government merger is inevitable, as it only takes one weakness to allow government exploitation. The solution is to create a full economy outside government control (XMR) and a full speech platform as well (NOSTR). The problem in detection falls within localities. If you live in an anarchic town, you may have a chance of avoidance. No property taxes means you can avoid funneling money to the state. No police or central registry means there is no local reporting or enforcement outside of privately hired agencies. This allows local businesses to operate financially undetected and pay people untaxed. No police means the state or federal authorities need to send in their own resources WITH WARRANTS for everybody. Local matters most,

2023-06-03 15:25:11

Build the for profits and non profits that will be needed in a pure, free market, anarchic state first. Then let people take the wheels off the state. It takes two engines to run an orderly society. One is the free market, the other is tribal philanthropy.

2023-06-01 20:31:29

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It's on us to use the technology to usher in change we desire before others implement their desired change instead.

2023-05-24 04:48:44

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You don't put your name on a voting card.

2023-05-24 01:43:58

Idea: User friendly data portal where voters can take a picture of their voting card, have the document automatically scanned and entered into a public-facing database to cross-check results for crowd-sourced election integrity.

2023-05-10 20:31:52

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No government means no corporate-government merger. You're so close to correct, just keep walking the path to anarchy. Anyway, dismantle it however you can. Godspeed.

2023-05-10 20:23:56

You don't find love in a relationship, you build it. The fact that your efforts in building it offer so much in return is the amazing part.
No effort, no love.
Lonely socialists.
Happy, loved capitalists.

2023-05-03 22:07:55

Are presidential candidates getting older because the younger, internet-adapted younger ones are not willing to sell their soul to corporate interests as readily as them, knowing the way the internet has a tendency to reveal all ill intent eventually?

2023-05-03 18:12:00

Weird how the facts always tell a different story from what the media tells you. This is a great data set to put inside a sock before you swing it at your progressive friends' faces since the inflation they caused has made it impossible to afford a roll of nickels. https://crimeresearch.org/2022/05/breaking-down-mass-public-shooting-data-from-1998-through-may-2022-info-on-weapons-used-gun-free-zones-racial-age-and-gender-demographics/

2023-04-20 02:57:46

97.8% of public shootings occur in gun-free zones.

2023-04-14 16:26:47

Insulin for diabetes is hormone therapy. That's just a fact.

2023-03-30 21:48:53

American Revolutionary War, Civil War, WW2, modern day. 80 year cycle. It's all about to change for the better, but first - the fight.

2023-03-16 08:06:04

I'm 40. I did what most others did when I graduated and took out student loans, then cheered against terrorism following 9/11. I watched as our rights were stripped before taking a subprime mortgage in 2007. When that ballooned, I had to give my house to the bank. I was working 3 jobs and renting out rooms to make ends meet before finally realizing it was already gone. I watched as we elected our first black president, but Ron Paul caught my eye. As a dedicated sheeple, I listened when people said libertarians are crazy, working 3 jobs left me little time to pay attention. Believing I could help people, I ran for office in 2015, Bd of Selectmen. I was a line-walking progressive that tried to implement community programs that affected the bottom line taxes favorably. Yes, I did exist. It wasn't until Trump took office and I started to see that Obama wasn't everything I was told, combined with my free market revelation that I became a staunch conservative, instead of a living oxymoron. Then Libertarian, then minarchist, then anarchist, and here we are.

2023-03-16 08:05:59

When people make the switch to liberty and against war, they will notice that the predictions start being consistently correct. Take doom and gloom with a grain of salt, but start preparing for the worst. Better to be wrong and well off than correct and hungry. Worst case, you reduce your costs and dependence on the system at large. I arrived here as a progressive looking for a self-correcting system to base spending on when my friend said "THAT'S THE FREE MARKET!"

2023-03-10 18:01:27

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Chronologically asc/desc, with a follow-back filter.

2023-03-10 17:59:27

You don't get solar/wind to help the planet... you get them to gain independent energy production.
You don't get an electric car to reduce emissions... you get one because you want emancipation from the fuel supply chain and you would also like a backup battery for your house.
You don't get mini splits and a wood stove to end your carbon emissions, you do it because you want to control your home climate without being beholden to energy companies.
You don't grow crops and hunt/raise meat because it's healthier... You do it because you want food security.
The fact that every one of these saves money is a product of proactively doing the best thing for systemic independence. If you want to escape the system, you need to escape all of it and be able to in interact with it only when YOU CHOOSE. The prices will continue to rise faster.
When China runs out of food within the decade and the energy supply contracts in 5-7 years because Russia doesn't know how to keep their oil fields going, will you be stuck holding the bag for the increase in food and energy prices? The (underreported) price inflation happening now has only just begun. Prepare for the coming storm before it arrives. Don't forget that you will need ammo to hunt/protect your prescient investments. They can't foreclose on all the homes when nobody can pay their mortgage. Just don't be in the first ~50% to stop paying on debt.

2023-03-08 17:20:20

A "good" religious person tithes 10% of their income to the church. If we tithed 10% of computing resources solely to maintain privacy, it would be practically unbreakable for all of time. As processing power grows, so too would privacy system complexities.

2023-03-06 03:15:19

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More a criticism of ignorant masses than capitalism. If I sell you a bag of garbage for $5 and you like it, then it isn't capitalisms fault, it's yours for not DYOR. Could be argued that public schools did this to society, but I'll keep my point single-faceted.

2023-03-02 00:21:47

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Actual liberals or the modern mutilation of the word?

2023-02-26 04:56:25

Visualizing energy storage:
It takes about 1 kWh to lift an 8ft cube of water by 1m, assuming 100% efficiency.

2023-02-06 19:20:35

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The only way to change it is by starting locally and winning elections, tearing down excess government in your town. Unfortunately, Mr. Snowden, you've already become a victim of their reckless conquest, but the rest of us haven't. Glad to see you continuing to educate in spite of the persecution you've faced. One can't face them head on, they're too strong. We need to cut off their supply of consent from the ground up.