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2024-09-08 00:09:03

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Yep!! Failure to acknowledge the complexities of the system, or to reorient and reevaluate the validity of one's assumptions, leads every arrogant will into self-defeat. One must observe, unassuming, discover, and act uncoercingly.

2024-09-02 18:50:43

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If Block continues to integrate Bitcoin in everything they do and make a killer good payments integration for it in their Square suite that works with CashApp as well as other cheap Bitcoin wallet solutions, and the government doesn't harass the absolute shit out of them, the ease of service and the realization that a growing number of people are using Bitcoin to pay will incentivize small businesses to start getting on the bandwagon. Square is already the best and most frictionless payments solution for small businesses out there. Killer products right under people's noses are hard to ignore.

2024-08-30 21:19:13

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Yeah for real. The JustUs department is engaging in an all out assault on free speech.

2024-08-30 21:16:22

Ok wait what
https://blog.mutinywallet.com/mutiny-wallet-is-shutting-down/

2024-08-26 20:04:39

#nevent1q…qr04
odysee link: https://odysee.com/@TraderUniversity:a/bitcoin%2C-looters%2C-and-producers:7

2024-08-26 20:01:41

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Badass. I love this!

2024-08-26 19:59:26

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That's what we have to be really careful of. The enemy within our own minds. Stay ethical, stay rational, practice uncoerced and noncoercive action.

2024-08-24 19:41:11

Democracy, without the right to secede or opt out, is just slavery with extra steps. Mises advocated for democratic republics that offered an unlimited route to secession.

2024-08-23 20:37:19

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Trump is probably going to win. But that will barely do anything for liberty. Your freedom is your responsibility. Democracy, or rulers of any kind, will not save us. Just sayin'

2024-08-23 20:23:35

Alright, what happened to the Simply Bitcoin YouTube channel??
#nevent1q…e3w8

2024-08-23 20:22:13

https://youtu.be/WEMCYBPUR00
#nevent1q…5lsv

2024-08-23 20:21:41

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https://youtu.be/WEMCYBPUR00

2024-08-20 06:16:18

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Please yes!! Been getting into DnD with friends. I love the chill nerd vibes.

2024-08-18 21:19:57

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I'll definitely check it out later. I love your name by the way, Citizen Locke haha! I came to anarchism by way of the classical liberal tradition (and just being raised with enlightenment values and innately loving freedom) and I consider myself still one very particular and exotic example of a classical liberal.

2024-08-18 21:02:10

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omg that's so messed up lol

2024-08-18 21:00:16

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I should endeavor to study it more. I'm a market anarchist; the voluntary principle is super important to me, but as far as a corporation or a small jurisdiction deciding how to manage its functioning, I bet Swiss democracy has a lot to teach me. It's my understanding that they are the freeest nation state to live in in the world. That's definitely indicative of something that works!

2024-08-18 20:50:00

Just had a thought. It's a long one so bear with me...
Public goods generally cannot be wholly controlled by a single private company. If people attempt to surrender control of the public good to a single private company attempting to enforce a monopoly on it, the public good will be neglected, other options will still remain on the market (and those able to understand this catastrophe and the existemce of alternatives will patronize them), and the private entity entrusted with sole control over the good will use the inadequacies of its own handiwork as a pretense to get more funding to attempt to "solve the crisis" that it either still believes it can solve or still tries to convince other fools that it can solve.
Government, as I hope is obvious, is the premier private entity whose whole business model is monopoly and promising more than it can achieve, and is predicated on exactly this dynamic.
A pet theory of mine about natural monopoly that I've been developing:
The information and feedback mechanisms necessary to properly manage a resource, if they cannot fit into one mind or one private decision making unit, indicate that the resource cannot be a natural monopoly.
A natural monopoly can only occur in matters such as an owner over its private property, where the economic actor who owns the monopoly has, exclusively, the complete information necessary to direct the resource (property) to its most economical/ethical/important uses. If there is such a thing as authority, this theoretical limit is the boundary of its exclusive domain.
A customer at the grocery store who buys an orange now has sole control of that orange, knows its location in his car and later at home, knows where the guns are in his house for defending his property, knows what he needs the orange for, etc. He knows very little about all the other oranges at the store, which are a different resource, and even less about all the oranges in existence, which the store does not have the knowledge to control either. It would be impossible for this store or this customer to control all oranges. Voting doesn't magically transfer the knowledge either. Each actor controls its resource, but the public good of oranges is not wholly controlled by anyone. #Bitcoin is the same exact way, a public good with a distrubuted and immutable ledger, incentive framework, and verification system that no single private entity controls. Property rights under nature work this way. It is the way the world is. We are actually living in anarchy right now, but most people, even anarchists are deluded into thinking we are not. The government is merely a criminal that results in tremendous opportunity costs versus the alternative of people acknowledging the truth of their limited understanding and that of other people.
This theory of property/natural monopoly usually works out to exactly the kind of private property delineations that libertarians define. Sole ownership of a resource is determined not only by deontological or pragmatic oughts, nor only by the norms that tend to develop in greater degrees of rationality and human capital, but also by the very nature of reality and the frontier of possibilities itself. It is an observation of the Natural Law, the way things actually work as a fact.
#Economics #Monopoly #KnowledgeProblem #PublicGoods #TragedyOfTheCommons #NaturalLaw #Property

2024-08-16 19:44:32

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Interesting take. Peace! 🤙

2024-08-15 18:18:23

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Yeah I really gotta fix that. I think my lndhub was stolen or something lol!
Self custody time!
(I've got Mutiny wallet but my zaps here were from an old setup)

2024-08-15 18:13:02

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Good bot!

2024-08-15 18:12:20

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Crying is a coping mechanism.
Otherwise you would have to laugh.
Lol

2024-08-15 18:09:12

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I prefer the view that arrogance is the devil. Ego is just the idea of the self, isn't it? It is not necessarily in conflict with what is good and true. Just my view. Cheers!

2024-08-15 18:06:15

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But the kingdom of heaven is at hand! Like literally in my hand! Haha!
Heaven is all around us. We just have to stop assuming it isn't, and observe the nature of reality. Jesus is there, in all the spaces and all the matter. He is the Dao. He works through peace and love. Noncoercive action.

2024-08-15 18:00:50

From the Wall Street Journal:
> On this day in 1971: Alarmed at a 4.5% annual inflation rate, President Richard Nixon issued an executive order declaring a 90-day freeze on wages and prices. Within three years, inflation was at a record 12.2% and the nation was in the worst recession since 1929.
Yeah really great idea taking the dollar completely 100% off the gold standard, way to go, Nixon. Price controls? Really? That's your damage mitigation.
This asshole was reading all the time. Did he ever read a book on basic economics in his whole life? I mean how much of his actions between this and the war were from stupidity and being in that incentive structure and told this and that by military and interested parties, and how much of it was deception on his part? I've never looked very far into it but I'm curious now.

2024-08-10 20:24:03

I like your takes, @nprofile…sy43
Matt Walsh has no sense and no balls. "Because I said so" makes for the weakest possible leader. Treat children like the human beings they are.
#nevent1q…uzp3

2024-08-10 18:38:21

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And then there's also the arrogance and fallacy of thinking that there is no other way just because you found one obvious solution to spread the wealth. Human arrogance is the cause of the bulk of all human dysfunction. Logic fixes this. And Bitcoin incentivizes people to think rationally so... the solution always leads back to Bitcoin lol

2024-08-09 18:46:38

#nevent1q…tc7m
This is a really great point!! As usual from @nprofile…6msf
Main fun takeaway I got from this about #Bitcoin is that people will only ever stop paying for it when there is a better alternative. And there is no better alternative. It is the apex money that is going to be forcing governments to shape up and compete or accept it as their standard. There is no government that will ever issue money that is better than Bitcoin. If there ever were a free market alternative that was actually better, then this is what would overtake Bitcoin, and in that case, good! No matter what, we will have good money. A form of money like Bitcoin that anyone can use is inevitable now that this technology and incentive structure is in place!
As per usual, as has been happening for hundreds of thousands of years, humanity adopts industry technologies that facilitate better living and the ability to do greater things. Once the technology is invented, it doesn't go away. It becomes part of the society forever, even if it is relegated to the background or iteratively modified: the axe, the sling, writing, the abacus, beef jerky, the automaton, the ledger, and now the permissionless immutable ledger.
This innovation is going to spawn an industrial revolution of the global south like we have never fucking seen, and a revolution of taking power back from governments, fascist bankers, and criminals the world over. The ledger caused the industrial revolution that brought about modern capitalism with so much industry, entrepreneurship, and high living standards. The decentralized, permissionless immutable ledger is a similar advancement that steers us into sustainable, voluntary capitalism, which is all of the good aspects of what we have now amplified to 11.
#IndustrialRevolution #GlobalSouth #Voluntarism #Innovation

2024-08-08 03:24:57

There are benefits to being unemployed. Stealing taxes from other people is not one of them. That's not good for anybody.

2024-08-05 21:52:59

"I think I can say without false modesty, a huge win; I (and those of like mind) have been right about everything." - Paul Krugman, "Economist"
"The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in ‘Metcalfe’s law' becomes apparent: most people have nothing to say to each other! By 2005, it will become clear that the Internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s" - Paul Krugman in 1998
"To fight this recession the Fed needs more than a snapback; it needs soaring household spending to offset moribund business investment. And to do that, as Paul McCulley of Pimco put it, Alan Greenspan needs to create a housing bubble to replace the Nasdaq bubble." - Paul Krugman in 2002
"The truth is that Bitcoin, which was introduced 15 years ago, an eon in tech time, remains economically useless." - Paul Krugman last week
This is your answer right here to whether you can trust people who say "Trust me!"
#PaulKrugman #Economics #Predictions #AgedLikeMilk #Fiat #Bitcoin #Bullshit #HousingBubble #EverythingBubble #RobinWilliams
https://youtu.be/etQeFJ2lbbo

2024-08-05 21:50:12

Good translation of Anointed Newspeak.
#nevent1q…clqy

2024-07-25 19:43:26

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Just a bit awkward...

2024-07-25 19:39:58

So my lndhub is like offline or something. Should have switched 100% over to mutiny for tipping or something. Oh well.

2024-07-21 17:16:07

https://www.theblock.co/post/306495/jpmorgan-crypto-rebounds-unlikely-sustained
Chase intentionally misleading tbeir customers about the economy as usual. Such an evil bank.

2024-07-16 22:24:38

https://youtu.be/eFp6EKeTlOY
#SocraticMethod #Socrates #Rationalism
AI voice in this is bad with tone sometimes but really good video otherwise

2024-07-15 21:40:58

Literally everyone has a cold (or whatever this is) right now. And mine was pretty bad. Never felt that much pain in my throat before. What's the deal? Another cold variant? Flu variant? Covid variant? I'm just glad I'm immune now that I got a good dose but that was scary and it's hitting everybody. Oddly no one is panicking about it. Gotta love the inconsistency of our master-slave economy.

2024-07-10 18:46:04

Notice any parallels with Marxism? I see a lot of 'em. A LOT of 'em.
https://youtu.be/3ZGTT_Vy_Bw

2024-07-07 17:49:05

So, what nostr client has a good experience with creating, managing, and interacting with n/ communities? I am so bloody sick of reddit's bullshit skew towards statism and communism.

2024-07-02 23:01:13

The dollar is like a security moreso than a commodity. And I'm shorting that security. I'm #bitcoiners are some of those "speculators" that Nixon told us he was defending the dollar against.
https://youtu.be/7_Xw5tWsOQo
Within 10 years the purchasing power of the dollar halved. And as you can see, they continued to debase the currency ad infinitem. This was after already debasing it at a slower rate in the decades prior to 1971, aided by the monopoly granted to the international settlements industry for conversion of the dollar to gold, which was done in the FDR administration in the 30s.
https://image.nostr.build/896bf264498187fdbeb6246b42d52870e9ab7cc1d0b1602353226dade31017d4.jpg
Republican or Democrat does not matter. We do not control what they do to the dollar: they control it.
We can only choose whether to use it, hold it, get rid of it, earn in it, etc. Your choice of which money to use has far more impact on your life than your choice of who to vote for.
A large part of #Bitcoin price appreciation is just this chart. It's the dollar losing its value against all other goods.

2024-06-28 04:55:27

Best channel to watch the debate:
https://www.twitch.tv/trumporbiden2024

2024-06-25 15:59:32

I'm so happy!!
#JulianAssange will go free, but only after pleading guilty of being in violation of the Espionage Act, which he was, so like, ok. That act is itself unconstitutional and flat out a violation of liberty. It should be appealed and challenged by the Supreme Court, and if that's not enough, well, we keep fighting, keep using Bitcoin and privacy tech, keep choosing nonviolence. Our rulers do not have the divine right to make all the laws. They need to be held accountable, too, and Assange helped to hold them accountable. MF hero!!
#nevent1q…xrk5

2024-06-19 01:20:08

#Coconutoil is the #Bitcoin of cooking oils. Spread the word. Low time-preference (and heat preference) oils. Lard is one too. They're good for replenishing LDL cholesterol and have like 0 toxins as opposed to soy or corn oils.

2024-06-14 05:09:40

#Satoshi #Bitcoin #economics https://image.nostr.build/3fdc3236a8c38f9d93593c282812a513c4fcaea19199c2aa7895b7242c0948ac.jpg

2024-06-07 23:29:33

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meh.

2024-06-07 23:28:03

#ThisIsTheWay #Dostoevsky
https://youtu.be/PmdORanu2eU

2024-05-30 23:55:37

Reading Hoppe's Economic Science and the Austrian Method. Need to get more acquainted with his stuff and his precise stance on economic methodology and epistemology. Especially if I'm out here having hot takes. Can't do my job as a contrarian if I can't do adequate hot takes!

2024-05-30 23:51:07

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Thank you! I might just do that...
I love the Dao. I love Jesus. I am curious about your understanding of him and his connection with or identity to consciousness. That was an interesting, very different sentence for me to read, but it sounds like it might be something I have beheld myself, ny understanding of the wisdom and natural processes of the Way, the free market, the good, the life.

2024-05-27 18:06:17

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I have such a great corn collection. I shouldn't brag but I'm stocked up but good.

2024-05-27 18:00:41

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It might also be that certain parts of their brain are acting rational from their limited scope. A lack of intellectual honesty is effectively a barrier to information flow. The mind is composed of pieces that operate in conjunction to perform logical and processual tasks. Operating on bad info can result in inefficient and seemingly illogical outcomes. Sometimes people just need to realize that what is really blocking them is their failure to think, not their failure to not drink.
I made an economics budget line and indifference curve diagram for my friend yesterday about why it is actually completely rational from a certain point of view (in her case, a short term thinking point of view) why she will not work on a learning project if her laptop is set aside instead of on her desk, even though she would be happier to have gotten it out and worked on it a while, yet she will start it if the laptop is already out. There is an initial cost that is great enough to not want to move and expend the energy, yet that cost reduces to very little once the laptop is out and the additional reward of doing the work becomes manifest. It would be an additional burden if there was a cost to even remembering that you have a project to work on and where the laptop is. People who drink alcohol frequently have similar costs that they are unwilling to bear or unaware that it is of prime importance or would be, had they taken a step back and considered from another point of view, often a longer time horizon.
You probably know all this, it's just interesting for me to talk about haha

2024-05-27 17:45:14

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Yeah I don't get people who drink often. I mean I can at times understand it, but it is completely irrational. Unfortunately many people suffer dysfunction of the mind lol

2024-05-27 17:38:16

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Ohhh you're talking the levels, I get it. Thanks! Yeah I tend to think, when I think deeply, somewhere in the very high levels. I'm able to integrate and understand this way and that way and that I'm just a person playing my part so I gotta make rational sense yet achieve goals by being able to see other points of view without falling into believing people on authority. Whatever that is, that's my default mode.

2024-05-27 17:35:11

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People just keep killing themselves with fiat food.

2024-05-27 17:34:22

I wish the Mad Max wiki were more consistent and fleshed out. They have like oodles of dialogue in Mad Max 1 about the MFP being only in control of a certain territory and the financial relationship between Fifi and the guy who funds the MFP. The wiki just says the MFP was started by the Australian government and leaves it at that. But Australia the state clearly no longer exists at this point and is a combination of ungoverned anarcho-capitalist territories (where the MFP and other police agencies operate) and ragged anarcho-criminal territories.

2024-05-27 17:26:40

Furiosa is such a badass movie, and an excellent study in human choice in a world of criminals.

2024-05-25 17:10:23

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I feel like that's what Hoppe is starting to do more, after hearing the preview manuscript of his new book on methodologies in economics. Calling positive analysis a tremendous waste of resources. Like, if it's funded by the government yeah sure it's a waste of resources. But look at how Friedman verified the Austrian theories by positive analysis and brought loads of people to libertarianism!!

2024-05-25 17:06:26

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That's quite profound. You are profoundly oblivious, haha! I was oblivious to the fact that I am too for a minute, until you mentioned it, though I operate as if I know how ignorant I am, usually, by not jumping to conclusions. We are often even oblivious to how well-structured our minds are, or how poorly structured, until we bring attention to the concept.

2024-05-25 16:57:18

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Is that true? Did he have a change of heart later, because he wound up proving them right on virtually everything with data analysis of their theories playing out in the real world.

2024-05-25 16:54:36

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Me too. What are we oblivious of? This time, I mean

2024-05-25 16:49:11

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What is postmodern about realizing that other perspectives might give insight to how to sharpen your own ideas or areas where there is a chance you are wrong? I thought postmodernism is all about rejection of any objective truth, which is not what I'm saying at all. Or am I mistaken, is it about acceptance of multiple ways of framing things rather than rejecting of objective truth?

2024-05-24 18:35:36

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Also, I think multiple people just all realized that stuff at the same time. And even if he got inspiration from another source without credit, that's not necessarily dishonest, so I also don't think it matters. Thanks for the question!

2024-05-24 18:32:32

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That's an interesting way to look at it. Yes I feel like he is averse to looking at multiple points of view. I feel that he should recognize that he is right but entertain other ideas in case they rhyme with some truth that he is not yet glimpsing, to further round out his rhetoric and takes on things and offer a compelling, rational perspective that can compete with other narratives about the world even in the uninitiated.

2024-05-22 20:31:44

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this other reply
#nevent1q…h46c

2024-05-22 20:24:34

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In some (not all) of his proofs, he takes the particular and magically makes it universal. He sometimes appeals to collectives as if they have a property right in their own right that is of the same urgency/importance as individual rights (national borders, legality of war). And he recently has been making the claim that positive analysis of markets is not only generally inefficient and a less sound basis for economic science, but that it is categorically a waste of all the resources put into it. What of the people who would be more convinced by that research?? And what if there was a flaw in the accepted deductions or definitions of the preeminent rationalist school of economic thought? (human error is rampant in the sciences, especially in our highly politicized, propagandized environment - what makes Austrian economics and his own work guaranteed to be infallible? perhaps some redundancy is, especially if voluntarily funded and unbiased, useful after all)

2024-05-21 20:23:28

Hot take: Hoppe is intellectually dishonest.

2024-05-20 20:37:28

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Well I'm sold that Trump would be best to win after that endorsement lol! Corruption is systematized so efficiently through Biden administration, and that's why they hate Trump so much.

2024-05-20 20:30:21

"Science" magazine presents a study in which the effects on mice incorrectly following the ketogenic diet definitely, totally, clearly suggests thaf serious health problems would occur in **humans** following the #keto diet **correctly**
https://www.science.org/content/article/keto-diet-may-cause-organ-damage-mouse-study-finds
Don't trust the "Science," trust the Scientific Method. That is to say, real science. Empiricism be damned.

2024-05-12 23:20:25

The fear is real, with all the high time preference and irrational people that fiat incentivizes.
https://tidal.com/video/200936033
#DavidBowie #tunestr

2024-05-11 17:09:50

Actually, I think he finally found a legitimate service to provide!
#nevent1q…4j3e

2024-05-09 06:53:49

Clown World intensifies
https://odysee.com/@Nerdrotic:3/woke-hollywood-is-over-welcome-to-post:4?r=7pM13Nn7TvUgYXoQYhDcfZBBohDTwhaH

2024-05-08 23:16:57

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Wow.

2024-05-08 23:15:51

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Kinky

2024-05-07 18:50:52

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Michael Saylor???? He's a statist!! How could you read The Bitcoin Standard and still listen to statists? Disgusting! lol

2024-05-07 18:49:43

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I'm good and angry today, but I feel good because I'm doing something about it.

2024-05-07 18:48:47

M1 Finance just pulled a fast one on me. Violated the contract I had with them to utilize their credit card, which I paid for and was happy to keep paying for, because they changed the terms. I needed to have "enough assets under management" under the new terms, rather than paying for it. They didn't make this clear in their notice to me of the changed terms for M1 Plus, that the credit card was going to be closed, and they closed the account this morning with no advance warning. If my assets are not enough for them to honor a contract, I am taking my ass somewhere else. I don't take abuse from inefficient corporate entities. This is getting in the way of me getting work done today too. Bullshit. Transferring my roth and brokerage to more respectable, Bitcoin-respecting companies like Swan and Fidelity.

2024-05-06 23:50:32

I feel like nostr could use a short video app with TikTok/vine like features, since TikTok is being banned. Call it #vinestr haha! Anyone developing something like that?

2024-05-06 20:07:03

Actually, you get more than you give. Give a little love, you get a LOT! Picture says it all.
#nevent1q…zsfh

2024-05-05 21:33:10

https://tidal.com/track/77555383?u
#tunestr

2024-05-05 20:32:12

https://tidal.com/track/157173317?u
#tunestr

2024-05-05 17:01:47

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Hella scarce when you're in an environment of willful ignorance.

2024-05-05 16:50:21

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Of course.

2024-05-05 02:01:35

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Like, you're describing love and full understanding. Between friends, family members, romantic partners, or just people you meet and share a genuine connection with and an understanding enough to directly help them. That is beautiful. I am a big advocate for it. It's especially needed in our families and close circles, and mutual aid societies, workplaces, etc. It is not the only kind of mutually beneficial voluntary exchange though. Basic respect, or abiding by a standard that amounts to basic respect, and individual selfish motives, are frequently all that are required for some awesome stuff to happen. All the rest is just even more awesome stuff.

2024-05-05 01:54:58

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I can see your point, and I think that that contributes very much to a healthy society. However, outgiving the other person and complete understanding of the other person's needs are not strictly required for mutual benefit. If they were, we wouldn't get anywhere, because that level of understanding of other people is fundamentally impossible to have at a large scale. We cannot always know what the other person needs, but we can offer what we have as an option and let them decide, with prices and stated conditions coordinating the information needed for the final decision to be an informed one.

2024-05-05 01:49:57

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To me, this is so obvious that its's inescapable. I don't understand how anyone could think that money or power or business standing are all that matter. I subscribe to the subjective theory of value. Value is not necessarily measured in money. The Austrians understand this.

2024-05-05 01:45:39

https://odysee.com/@rossmanngroup:a/why-i-use-the-r-word-to-describe:8?r=7pM13Nn7TvUgYXoQYhDcfZBBohDTwhaH
#consent

2024-05-04 23:19:24

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But I'm lazyyyy
Oh wait yeah, value is subjective, so I always get more out of a transaction than I put into it, and so does the other person, but the values will be equal along some other metric... I get it.

2024-05-04 23:15:40

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I defy you too, buttfucker!!

2024-05-04 23:08:19

Screw fiat banks. You hear that banks?
I DEFY YOU BUTTFUCKERS!!
#stacksats 🤙🧡

2024-05-04 08:33:02

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You always have like the best takes. Love it!

2024-05-04 08:13:17

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Nope, none! Perfectly healthy though. You just get your own messages in the home feed. It's quite pleasurable.

2024-05-04 08:09:42

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Hahahaha! I do do that though, kinda often lol

2024-05-04 08:09:12

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I've followed myself for over a year now

2024-05-04 07:59:44

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Ooh, yeah, sorry about that...

2024-05-04 07:55:40

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Eh, I didn't find it funny.

2024-05-04 07:35:26

Bitcoiners, plebs, and hooligans, please welcome my friend and fellow chaos theory enthusiast Ian Malcolm to nostr!
#nevent1q…chy0

2024-05-03 21:36:55

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Free market activity, that is to say, voluntary exchange and open source development, is not your enemy.

2024-05-03 21:36:04

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I suspect that there will be a biometric option. This proposal looks like it is intended to be a basic version that is extensible, and different companies will use whatever versions they prefer. Governments are our biggest threat, because they are the only entities that can force compliance to a particular standard on a massive cohort of people.

2024-05-03 21:29:13

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All they're doing is impoverishing dollar holders and dollar wage earners, not enriching bitcoin holders. I don't see that as a cause for celebration. It is like witnessing a war and coming out personally unscathed, being relatively better off compared to the injured and killed, when before the war there were no casualties.
You are not any better off from money printing. They are just worse off. You are committing a logical fallacy, and it's an insulting one. The only good aspect about this is that, perhaps, with insane inflation, people will lose their faith in the dollar sooner than they already would have.

2024-05-03 20:46:19

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Thanks, but I already know that method; what about emoji that are not on the unicode character standard? Like custom pngs?

2024-05-03 20:39:26

Just use Calyx and its built-in backup, or derivatives of it (it's Apache licensed, there's no limit to the forks we could make of it!)
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2024-05-03 20:36:38

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CalyxOS. Already got it.

2024-05-03 20:19:02

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