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Anarchist / Voluntaryist, Dissident, Individualist, Stoic / Cynic, Toxic Bitcoiner

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2024-07-02 06:45:05

Dr., Rev., Gen., Pres., Capt., whatever... I don't respect the title before someone's name. https://image.nostr.build/799bd0a60c9bf69d17eaa77959833baad12bbe84e1d5d2645443cea30721c94c.jpg

2024-06-26 06:52:36

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When defending Julian Assange, one should avoid solely relying on the "journalist" argument. Everyone, not just journalists, should have the freedom to expose government crimes.

2024-06-12 20:04:01

“They climb the hill like animals, stupid and perspiring; no one has told them there are beautiful views on the way.” - Friedrich Nietzsche
They compete with others for money, power, and status because they believe that's what life is about. However, there are more important things, like going fishing.

2024-06-08 20:41:07

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"A really efficient totalitarian state would be one in which the all-powerful executive of political bosses and their army of managers control a population of slaves who do not have to be coerced, because they love their servitude."
- Huxley

2024-06-07 06:39:37

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The answer to your question is in here: https://youtu.be/UNIx3GcYh1g?feature=shared

2024-06-06 16:40:45

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Nietzsche suggests that individuals who openly express themselves and do not conceal their thoughts or feelings often provoke anger or resentment in others. By being transparent and authentic, such individuals may challenge societal norms or expectations, which can trigger discomfort or hostility among those who prefer conformity or maintain conventional beliefs.

2024-06-04 22:43:52

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6 & 7: No, there was no virus. It originated from people's imagination, fueled by propaganda and fear. The nocebo effect and voodoo death are why a few people got sick and even died initially. Most deaths resulted from malpractice in hospitals.

2024-06-03 20:39:03

I laugh at Tedros, who thinks he has the power to push back against the 'anti-vaxxers'. He clearly does not realize that these are the same people who did not succumb to propaganda, threats, violence and ridicule during the great toilet paper depression of 2020. The 'anti-vaxxers' are the healthiest, most mentally stable and determined people on earth. https://video.nostr.build/3dcd4769375b4cbdfd1723fa7ce019720d96504c370120d8494cb3fb1efe41b3.mp4

2024-06-02 12:02:10

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He will be one of the first to meet the guillotine.

2024-05-27 22:36:06

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Don't forget to vote.

2024-05-20 07:46:04

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It's two different videos edited together.

2024-05-19 07:45:39

https://image.nostr.build/527bc8afa0ea5da93cb4a15a5b9574b25bdd5c7907893ddf903bf5f2eae4d3f0.jpg

2024-05-18 05:58:48

When I criticize the government, I'm not only criticizing the parasites in parliament or those on the government's payroll but also every person who gives the government its power, including those who believe it is legitimate and vote for it.

2024-05-16 20:56:53

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Those Zimbabweans sure are rich 😉

2024-05-16 06:44:38

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Yes, just take HGH directly.

2024-05-13 22:07:21

Voting is the statist religion's equivalent of praying to God.

2024-05-12 18:10:54

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I use the Garmin inReach service for fishing and river rafting in remote areas. The transmission of text messages, location updates, or SOS alerts largely depends on atmospheric conditions, and it's common for messages to take 20-30 minutes to send or receive. However, I wouldn't be surprised if negligence played a part. I often question the reliability of the SOS feature; would someone actually respond? After all, we know that even the police don't always answer calls in South Africa.

2024-05-08 21:38:54

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"The peoples are so greatly deceived because they are always seeking a deceiver." - Friedrich
Nietzsche

2024-05-08 17:52:11

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The simulation aims to determine which is better: individualism or collectivism. God, or whoever created the simulation, completed it in only six days, so consider it still in beta.
My comment was intended to be tongue-in-cheek, so don't take it too seriously.

2024-05-08 16:25:04

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I'm pretty sure we are part of a simulation. Just sure if the quantum eraser experiment is a bug or a feature.

2024-05-08 06:40:52

"Viruses" are Western medicine's equivalent of the Thokolosi. https://image.nostr.build/8c73aea46b470882e504964e0245a9ec489722e35132a1e08873f4a74ddaa5af.jpg

2024-05-02 07:08:53

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Individuals who seek status become slaves to the opinions of others, bending to external pressures to preserve the recognition they have earned. As they do not control others' perceptions, this leads to persistent anxiety about how they are viewed. Moreover, they may find themselves compelled to act against their own desires, as they cannot afford to take actions that might jeopardize their status.

2024-04-29 10:52:34

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ESG is dead; it's been rebranded as "transition investing," but that will die too. Just like "global warming" was rebranded to "climate change" when people realized that the earth wasn't getting hotter. Eventually, even the slow ones will realize that "climate change" is nothing more than regular weather.

2024-04-28 22:01:47

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The truth is, one who seeks to achieve freedom by petitioning those in power to give it to him has already failed, regardless of the response.
To beg for the blessing of “authority” is to accept that the choice is the master’s alone to make, which means that the person is already, by definition, a slave.
Larken Rose

2024-04-27 02:35:12

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Science has become a religion. Here is something I wrote not too long ago:
Traditional religion has been supplanted by a new belief system known as Scientism, where the government acts as the new church. This shift is not about the scientific method itself but rather about the faith placed in so-called experts. This prevailing belief system has become akin to the dominant religion of our time, with people so firmly believing in "the Science" that they fail to recognise it as a form of religion, instead accepting it as the absolute truth.
This faith in Scientism mirrors traditional religious belief in several ways. Both place an ultimate authority on truth and reality—science or a divine entity—and centre around a set of beliefs: Scientism in the infallibility of scientific methods and empirical evidence, and religious faith in the teachings and existence of a god or gods. Followers of Scientism, much like adherents of traditional religions, show devotion to their beliefs, which shapes their identity and community, providing a sense of belonging and a shared worldview.
A significant element of this new belief system is the reverence afforded to doctors, who are often viewed and trusted in a manner similar to priests in traditional religions. Just as priests are seen as intermediaries between the divine and the faithful, offering guidance, interpretation, and the administration of sacred rites, doctors within the church of Scientism are regarded as the mediators between "the Science" and the public. They interpret scientific findings, administer treatments (akin to sacraments), and guide individuals in making life choices based on the latest medical and scientific understanding. This trust in doctors underscores a profound faith in their knowledge and authority, positioning them as critical figures in the societal structure of Scientism.
Both the government, as the new church of Scientism, and traditional religious institutions employ remarkably similar methods of control and influence. They operate within structured hierarchies that demand respect and obedience. Legislation and dogma, education and indoctrination, the use of fear and rewards, and control over information are tools used by both to maintain power and uphold certain beliefs.
Moreover, ceremonies, rituals, symbols, and iconography reinforce loyalty and the values of these institutions, creating a strong sense of identity and belonging. The inclusion and exclusion criteria further define community boundaries, while both claim a form of moral authority that legitimises their rules and decisions.
Adding to this parallel, peer-reviewed studies have become synonymous with holy scriptures within the realm of Scientism. They are revered and quoted as the ultimate source of truth, guiding public policy and personal health decisions with an authority akin to that of sacred texts in religious traditions. Similarly, vaccinations can be seen as the Scientism counterpart to baptism in traditional religions, representing a rite of initiation and a symbolic induction into the community. These elements underscore the moral and communal dimensions of such practices within this belief system.
Crucially, questioning or criticising "the Science" that underpins Scientism elicits reactions reminiscent of those observed in traditional religious contexts. When the core tenets of Scientism are challenged, one can expect to encounter the same emotional outbursts that are typical of traditional religious disputes. This defensive stance highlights the role of authority in shaping collective beliefs and underscores how questioning the established "truth" becomes a fraught endeavour, often met with intense and emotional pushback. This dynamic not only reveals the emotional investment in Scientism but also the mechanisms by which it maintains its authority and cohesiveness, drawing a direct line to how traditional religions react to skepticism.
Thus, the resemblance between the control mechanisms of government as the church of Scientism and traditional religious churches is stark. It underscores how both types of institutions exert influence over individuals, often using a mix of psychological, social, and material means to achieve their ends. This expanded recognition prompts a reevaluation of our unwavering faith in "the Science" and invites us to question the similarities between traditional religious adherence and our contemporary belief systems, highlighting the complex interplay between belief, authority, and control in shaping human society.

2024-04-09 21:57:46

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Disagreement amongst bitcoiners is good.
'William: "I'm sure we can all pull together, sir."
Vetinari: "Oh, I do hope not. Pulling together is the aim of despotism and tyranny. Free men pull in all kinds of directions.'
Terry Pratchett

2024-04-09 19:20:17

As Nietzsche stated, "A man resorts to dialectics only when he has no other means at hand." Arguing is a sign of weakness. I observe flat earthers debating the shape of the Earth, statists arguing over the superiority of their respective masters, and adherents of Scientism debating imaginary pandemics and the climate. Weakness, weakness everywhere.

2024-03-25 09:43:47

- COVID-19: Imaginary disease caused by the nocebo effect, driven by fear and widespread propaganda.
- Ivermectin: An imaginary cure for an imaginary disease, its effectiveness as a result of the placebo effect based on beliefs in its curative properties.
- Early in 2020, excess deaths caused by medical errors, including the use of Remdesivir and ventilators, as well as psychological stress akin to what's referred to as "voodoo death" (death from fear).
- Following the initial lockdowns in 2020, excess deaths were occurring from a lack of access to medical care for other conditions, which were either misdiagnosed as COVID-19 or neglected, as well as from the societal and mental health impacts of the lockdowns themselves.
- From 2021 onwards, excess deaths related to adverse reactions to the vaccines.

2024-03-23 22:30:58

https://image.nostr.build/949ba13b6fe8969da590518bff5cbdccad24161995f78c31804c224413028396.jpg #note1sfg…7lmw

2024-03-23 07:46:47

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Crocus City Hall shooting in Moscow.

2024-03-23 07:28:37

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Yes. The left-right political spectrum is inadequate for capturing the complexity of political ideologies. A more accurate classification would be to distinguish between individualism and collectivism.

2024-03-18 18:01:38

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Rumour has it that after ditching the letter 'u', they deemed it dishonourable to make a 'u'-turn on their colourless decision.

2024-03-11 07:06:35

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Most scientific studies may be inaccurate, as they often rely on previous research that could also be flawed. This is particularly evident when looking for evidence related to the theory of viruses causing or transmitting disease.

2024-03-08 05:22:04

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Dumbing us down - John Taylor Gatto

2024-03-07 11:30:13

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As hulle nie na ons raad luister nie, is dit omdat hulle ons nie vertrou nie, en wat met hulle gebeur, is hul eie keuse. https://image.nostr.build/111248fd7a0305ba3995fbc1343da5d3965737822db937c553361f27a5ea578f.jpg

2024-02-28 20:27:26

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I'm pleased you've introduced Strike's services to Africa. I'm eager to test the app; currently, I'm just waiting for my deposit to process. The slow, traditional fiat system is taking its time.

2024-02-27 20:54:54

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Fuck yeah 💪🏻

2024-02-24 09:45:57

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I do 1000 push-ups per day and sometimes lose count about halfway through, so I start over again.

2024-02-23 20:13:22

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I'm not going to lie, I had to watch the video 5 times before I noticed the missing can.

2024-02-22 11:55:06

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To inform people about Bitcoin is the kindest thing you can do. If they don't heed your advice, it's because they don't trust you, and what happens to them is their own choice.

2024-02-22 09:25:29

The reason I advise friends and family to buy Bitcoin is so that I'm free of any obligation to open the door when they come knocking if they did not take my advice.

2024-02-21 05:14:34

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The measure of the state's success is that the word anarchy frightens people, while the word state does not. - Joseph Sobran

2024-02-20 18:27:11

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Nietzsche is not speaking to you, but of you. The reason you don't see that everyone in the society desires and conforms to the same ideals is because you are part of the herd he is referring to.

2024-02-19 19:44:52

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We are witnessing the liberal left's hostile behavior towards masculinity, providing a glimpse of what female totalitarianism involve.

2024-02-19 05:21:12

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Society is already highly unstable due to "herd mentality" and conformity to dynamic and evolving nature of human culture, values, and morality. Just look at the insanity and instability of 2020 for example.
Nietzsche's point is to break free from societal constraints, think independently, and create your own values.
Societal norms change constantly and quickly which is why he said:
"No shepherd and one herd! Everybody wants the same, everybody is the same: whoever feels different goes voluntarily into a madhouse."
"In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule."

2024-02-18 07:19:57

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That has been my experience as well. I don't typically criticize religion openly in my social circles because that would be a very dangerous thing to do. However, I do openly criticize the government. It's always the people I consider to be religious narcissists who take offense because subconsciously, they realize that my critique toward the government also applies to their religion. Both are essentially the same thing, mechanisms of control.

2024-02-18 06:52:02

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In my experience religious individuals can sometimes exhibit greater cruelty and meanness as they may perceive themselves as morally superior, finding sanction for their harsh actions within the framework of their religious beliefs.

2024-02-17 21:09:02

Frederick Douglass describes how slaveholders used alcohol as a tool of oppression against their slaves:
"The holidays are part and parcel of the gross fraud, wrong, and inhumanity of slavery. They are professedly a custom established by the benevolence of the slaveholders; but I undertake to say, it is the result of selfishness, and one of the grossest frauds committed upon the down-trodden slave. They do not give the slaves this time because they would not like to have their work during its continuance, but because they know it would be unsafe to deprive them of it. This will be seen by the fact, that the slaveholders like to have their slaves spend those days just in such a manner as to make them as glad of their ending as of their beginning. Their object seems to be, to disgust their slaves with freedom, by plunging them into the lowest depths of dissipation. For instance, the slaveholders not only like to see the slave drink of his own accord, but will adopt various plans to make him drunk. One plan is, to make bets on their slaves, as to who can drink the most whisky without getting drunk; and in this way they succeed in getting whole multitudes to drink to excess. Thus, when the slave asks for virtuous freedom, the cunning slaveholder, knowing his ignorance, cheats him with a dose of vicious dissipation, artfully labelled with the name of liberty. The most of us used to drink it down, and the result was just what might be supposed; many of us were led to think that there was little to choose between liberty and slavery. We felt, and very properly too, that we had almost as well be slaves to man as to rum. So, when the holidays ended, we staggered up from the filth of our wallowing, took a long breath, and marched to the field,—feeling, upon the whole, rather glad to go, from what our master had deceived us into a belief was freedom, back to the arms of slavery."
https://m.primal.net/HdVi.jpg

2024-02-17 05:38:33

Traditional religion has been supplanted by a new belief system known as Scientism, where the government acts as the new church. This shift is not about the scientific method itself but rather about the faith placed in so-called experts. This prevailing belief system has become akin to the dominant religion of our time, with people so firmly believing in "the Science" that they fail to recognize it as a form of religion, instead accepting it as the absolute truth.
This faith in Scientism mirrors traditional religious belief in several ways. Both place an ultimate authority on truth and reality—science or a divine entity—and center around a set of beliefs: Scientism in the infallibility of scientific methods and empirical evidence, and religious faith in the teachings and existence of a god or gods. Followers of Scientism, much like adherents of traditional religions, show devotion to their beliefs, which shapes their identity and community, providing a sense of belonging and a shared worldview.
Both the government, as the new church of Scientism, and traditional religious institutions employ remarkably similar methods of control and influence. They operate within structured hierarchies that demand respect and obedience. Legislation and dogma, education and indoctrination, the use of fear and rewards, and control over information are tools used by both to maintain power and uphold certain beliefs.
Moreover, ceremonies, rituals, symbols, and iconography reinforce loyalty and the values of these institutions, creating a strong sense of identity and belonging. The inclusion and exclusion criteria further define community boundaries, while both claim a form of moral authority that legitimizes their rules and decisions.
The parallel extends to the perception of sacred texts and figures; in Scientism, scientific publications and prominent scientists are held in high regard, akin to the reverence for sacred texts and prophets in traditional religions. Both systems also engage in evangelism, spreading their worldview, and face challenges of conversion and apostasy, reflecting deep personal and social transformations.
Thus, the resemblance between the control mechanisms of government as the church of Scientism and traditional religious churches is stark. It underscores how both types of institutions exert influence over individuals, often using a mix of psychological, social, and material means to achieve their ends. This recognition prompts a reevaluation of our unwavering faith in "the Science" and invites us to question the similarities between traditional religious adherence and our contemporary belief systems, highlighting the complex interplay between belief, authority, and control in shaping human society. #note1mpu…nhda

2024-02-16 15:48:48

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Nietzsche was critical of traditional moral systems and believed in the idea of individuals creating their own values. He advocated for a more personalized approach to morality, encouraging individuals to engage in a process of self-discovery and self-overcoming to determine their own moral principles.
Rather than adhering to universal moral codes imposed by society or religion, Nietzsche emphasized the importance of embracing one's individuality and developing a set of values that align with one's unique nature. This process of self-authorship, or "becoming who you are," as Nietzsche put it, involved questioning conventional norms, critically evaluating one's beliefs, and constructing a personal moral framework.
In essence, Nietzsche's philosophy encourages a more individualistic and creative approach to morality, where individuals actively participate in shaping their values based on their experiences, instincts, and aspirations.

2024-02-16 14:37:45

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One of my favourite Nietzsche quotes.
Individuals who lack the ability to form their own moral and ethical framework, guided by their values and principles, will be dictated by one influenced by external factors such as parents, authority figures, religious instruction, schooling, and societal norms.

2024-02-16 14:08:29

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Nietzsche is referring to a state of existence in this context. Here, he seems to convey a sense of despair or critique regarding a collective state where individuals, irrespective of their moral standing, contribute to a self-destructive existence such as nihilism or of life devoid of a strong moral foundation or a sense of higher purpose.

2024-02-15 09:41:27

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I'm going to attempt to bake my first sour bread tomorrow, thanks for the inspiration.

2024-02-15 05:43:45

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That's because the other FIAT currencies have higher inflation. They are all going to zero, but the USD will be the last ice cube to melt completely.

2024-02-11 15:49:40

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I wanted to import a Big Horn Armory Model 89 in .500S&W a few years ago, but the bastards from the state put me off with all the paperwork and shit... just like they intended. So I bought a Winchester 94 in .44 Mag locally instead. Still want that .500S&W though and will get one when Bitcoin collapsed the state.

2024-02-06 19:29:38

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Ah, women. They make the highs higher and the lows more frequent.
Friedrich Nietzsche

2024-02-06 06:13:16

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Dis goed om te hoor

2024-02-06 06:05:56

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Haha, dankie. Eerste keer dat iemand my naam verstaan op Nostr. 🤝

2024-02-05 19:07:27

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That scenario marks the day the Prussian education system succeeded. The Prussian model, historically designed to produce obedient and disciplined citizens rather than independent thinkers and skilled craftsmen, reaches its zenith when practical, hands-on skills are lost to theoretical knowledge and compliance. This model emphasizes conformity, rote learning, and the prioritization of academic over practical education, leading to a detachment from real-world skills and applications.

2024-02-05 18:04:34

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2023 is the result of the Prussian education system.

2024-02-04 22:39:30

The study of philosophy unveils the art of seeing what was invisible. https://image.nostr.build/e1cdce52eedded344dc5d1cb8b93d3f0878590ddb27b689393e508cf623e3f0f.jpg

2024-02-01 05:54:36

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How ironic... recognising there's a freedom crisis while wielding the flag of your oppressor, lol

2024-01-18 12:03:34

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Actions are POW, words are POS.

2024-01-18 11:53:27

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Judge actions, not words... don't fall for their attempts to "regain your trust" using this puppet.

2024-01-18 09:06:15

Javier Milay is to libertarians what Trump is to conservatives; both are perceived as legitimate by their respective groups despite lacking authenticity.

2024-01-18 07:00:30

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Nah, the WEF is just "rebuilding trust" and it's working.

2024-01-16 21:48:59

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"Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws." - Friedrich Nietzsche

2024-01-16 07:17:39

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Haha, old Klaus is getting scared...and he should be.

2024-01-15 14:54:17

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Maybe he did not sell his Bitcoin, maybe he is only saying so because he regrets telling the world that he bought 29 BTC.

2024-01-06 20:21:00

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This quote came to mind after reading your comment: "Schools teach exactly what they are intended to teach and they do it well: How to be a good Egyptian and remain in your place in the pyramid." - John Taylor Gatto
The quality of a government school, regardless of its funding, does not address the standardisation of curriculum, indoctrination, and the suppression of individuality and critical thought with the goal of serving state interests. This is something a Bitcoiner should understand.

2024-01-02 05:55:48

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Except when the grain is generically modified, then it is everyone's problem.

2023-12-27 09:32:34

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I would appreciate a few testnet sats to make testing my BTCPay Server implementations easier:
tb1qngdpe83a7jk95k05syfr3km7tu9lsvpnh03ypd

2023-12-17 19:54:54

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No, I subscribed a week ago to see if 4 is better than 3.5 with regard to generating C/C++ code. 4 is slower and when I asked it to do fairly complex tasks it would give a "network" error which 3.5 did not do. I also can't see an improvement in the quality and efficiency of code produced by 4 over 3.5 and it seems a little worse in some cases.

2023-12-14 05:47:47

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Best not to get upset over petty arguments and give someone else control over your emotions, because then he owns you. Unless you need to defend yourself against an attack, then you go for the kill.

2023-12-13 17:36:29

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This is very funny.

2023-12-04 15:51:52

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8-4=4

2023-12-02 22:03:16

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Überstache; Facial hair with a will to power.

2023-11-25 06:23:30

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Virtue Ethics, Stoicism and Cynicism in particular.

2023-11-18 05:07:21

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When getting attacked by an ostrich all you need to do is stand your ground, raise your one arm, grab it by the neck with the other arm when it gets close and pull down and then you are in charge. Easy as that, they are more vulnerable than they appear. Whatever you do, do not run, you'll get your ass kicked if you do.

2023-09-30 14:47:11

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No and I would not even attend the second wedding ceremony to be honest.

2023-09-25 20:44:25

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Sintered powdered metal injection moulding perhaps?

2023-09-24 17:22:49

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With great power comes great responsibility, use it wisely 😉

2023-09-09 08:10:32

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"Having a Constitutional political party is a little like telling a car-jacker, "You're not allowed to do what you're doing! And if you don't stop it right now, we are going to ask you to order yourself to be nice! And if that doesn't work, we are going to try to elect a new car-jacker, who we hope will tell himself not to steal our cars! ... But at least we're not like those silly utopian anarchist kooks out there who refuse to work within the system for change! Those crazy people say there should be NO car-jackers at all!"
Larken Rose
https://youtu.be/OhfJrdl1120

2023-08-30 21:49:47

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I highly recommend that book, I won't recommend something that will waste your time.

2023-08-27 08:54:58

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Start with "Most Dangerous Superstition" - Larken Rose
Most statists will not manage to finish the first chapter though, because they want to be slaves.

2023-08-22 15:37:04

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And stop voting like idiots. Opt out of the slave system entirely, not just the fiat slave tokens.

2023-08-16 07:15:03

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Hell no, we should not stand together for the sake of standing together or to protect the group or for the "greater good" as the collectivist parasites like to call it. We should act for our own individual self-interest and if our goals happen to align with the goals of enough other people that will make us decentralised and unstoppable.
"William: "I'm sure we can all pull together, sir."
Vetinari: "Oh, I do hope not. Pulling together is the aim of despotism and tyranny. Free men pull in all kinds of directions."
Terry Pratchett

2023-08-01 07:15:18

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Yes, "never let a crisis go to waste" and if you don't have a crisis, just fabricate an imaginary one... as is the case for "climate change" and "covid".

2023-07-27 21:34:43

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What most people call their "religion" is empty window-dressing, and what most people tout as their moral virtue is irrelevant, as long as they believe in the myth of "authority." Christians, for example, are taught things such as "If someone strikes you, turn the other cheek," "Love your neighbor" (and even "Love your enemy") and "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Yet every so-called Christian who believes in "government" constantly forsakes these principles, advocating constant aggression against everyone—friend and enemy, neighbor and stranger—via the cult of "government." To put on a show of being pious, religious, compassionate, loving and virtuous, while "voting" for a gang that promises to use violence to control the actions of everyone you know, is the height of hypocrisy. To refrain from personally robbing one's neighbor, while pushing for someone else to do it, is both cowardly and hypocritical. Yet almost every Christian (and every member of every other religion) does such things on a regular basis, by way of "political" advocacy. As mentioned before, faith in "government" is a purely religious belief. As such, the vast majority of those who wear the label "atheist" are not actually atheists, because they believe in the god called "government." They do not recognize it as a religious belief, of course, but their belief in that ethereal, superhuman savior of mankind ("authority") is as deep and faith based as any other religious belief.
Most Dangerous Superstition, Larken Rose

2023-07-27 06:32:38

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https://cdn.nostr.build/i/27df9e02fcff3c8ef584516f435cf54bf32e1a25636c5c3332f4972a71ba6062.jpg

2023-07-26 20:32:53

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I bet you if you ask those people what they think of the censorship situation in North Korea most will not have a clue what you are talking about.

2023-07-19 14:57:13

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There are men in all ages who mean to govern well, but they mean to govern. They promise to be good masters, but they mean to be masters - Daniel Webster

2023-07-16 08:32:26

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This must be the sustainable vegan version of show jumping?

2023-07-14 07:30:37

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You keep missing the point I made yesterday. Stop relying on what others say and accepting their word as proof and make your own observations and come to your own conclusions. I know what they say about AIDS, I know what they say about Covid, but what they say do not match reality as I observe it with my own eyes.
There is an agenda behind the HIV narrative just like there is an agenda behind Covid, Climate change or whatever boogyman they come up with and you fall for it. They are lying and once you stop outsourcing your perception of reality and start observing the world around you it will become crystal clear.
Just because a peer reviewed paper says something does not mean it is accurate. You need to verify the validity and once you start doing that you are in for a rude awakening.

2023-07-14 06:16:33

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Weird indeed, I guess the people in the west are just fragile when it comes to physical and mental health these days and I don't mean it in an insulting way at all. There is something strange going on, because in rural Africa we just don't experience what we hear from the rest of the world. Covid was n non-issue, AIDS here is caused by living conditions and not sexual orientation. If AIDS/HIV were sexually transmitted there would be far less africans that I can assure you.

2023-07-13 08:21:19

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The "evidence" you rely on is what others tell you to be proof. The evidence you should instead rely on is what you verify yourself.
I visit townships weekly where the poor live to pickup my employees and there are steams of sewage flowing between their houses with people walking up to their ankles in shit. Kids are playing in this shit. There are piles of rubbish everywhere and the people burn this to stay warm. The smell of the burning rubbish is worse than the sewage. Their diet mainly consist of maize meal and that is what most eat day in and day out. Many are alcoholics that drink home brewed beer that contain old alkaline batteries for extra kick. The people that live in these conditions are the ones dying from "AIDS", not the middle or upper income classes. HIV is the perfect scapegoat for the SA government so that they have something invisible to blame for their failures.

2023-07-13 07:48:39

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Buddy, AIDS is not what you think it is. It is a disease caused my malnutrition and poor living conditions. You really seem to be disconnected from reality.

2023-07-12 07:24:11

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There are probably many different causes that all have the same flu-like symptoms which is likely why there is no "cure" in the first place. The correct answer is that we don't know and that is ok, there's allot humans don't know and will never know.
We can blame viruses, witches, the gods, bats or the unvaccinated if you really need a scapegoat to help you deal with the anxiety caused by uncertainty.

2023-07-09 11:43:50

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I did not say that people didn't get sick or that some didn't die. I'm saying that they got sick from something else such as the flu or their imagination made worse by fear and propoganda. Those that supposedly died from covid with so-called comorbidities did not die from covid but from the comorbidities and the covid treatments and a few died from fear and the covid treatments they got in hospitals.
I'm from South Africa and if a pandemic wasn't announced we simply would not have realised that there were one, because there weren't one.
I did not lockdown, I did not wear a mask, I am not vaccinated and I visited friends and family that got flu as they usually do in winter and I never got sick until this day.
It's all a lie.

2023-07-09 07:56:19

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A week later and you are still going on about this? Covid does not exist, it never did and it's obvious to anyone with some situational awareness.
Forget the Denis Rancourt papers if you have a problem with the man, but why do you all keep trying to discredit him instead of doing what real "scientists" would do which is to try and discredit his work?