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2023-02-28 22:04:13

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2023-02-28 21:47:13

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2023-02-28 00:19:57

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"State control?"
Fuck man, you paranoids must have massive egos to think a government wants to waste it's time thinking about you.
Freedom is a CHOICE.
Use it

2023-02-27 05:08:41

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Presenting Agustin Carstens.
Seen here confused over which hungry street urchin to bet on as they fight over a dead rat

2023-02-27 04:58:44

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"I don't want to lose weight cos every time I look down I'll see the unemployed"

2023-02-27 04:56:41

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"I haven't seen it for years but I'm sure it was this big"

2023-02-27 04:25:17

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WTF happen to my Scot flag in the corner??
(Keep building- sigh)

2023-02-27 04:21:55

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Whit th' awa' an' bile yer heid oan peter?
you think yer limp wristed fuckboys oor sae guid?
Thay kin ne'er match a scot ye wee numpter brain deid pansy
Bring thaim up tae scootlund 'n' we'll shaw ye yer bahookie oot th' door
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

2023-02-27 02:18:15

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I'm not enabled for zaps so will you trust me doing the same with a tip and I'll tip back?

2023-02-26 22:14:22

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He stated very clearly all tokens are securities and Bitcoin is not.
Don't you think you should tone down the suspicious accusations with regulators who are Bitcoin friendly?

2023-02-26 15:56:07

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Easy Peasy
I'll get back to you with the answer in 23,987,528,881,093 years 🧐

2023-02-25 20:38:35

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I think privacy might end up being unobtainable.
The blockchain is too open (eg I can keep my secret but what about all my dealings and descendants?) It only takes one reveal in the next few decades even, to expose address history.
The imagine future populists talking up conspiracy by calling early adopters "time thieves" because we got all the cheese and 95% missed out. This would be fuel for "Know Your Bitcoiner" and the commercial arrival of Social Credit. The nature of an address behaviour is all that's needed until eventual unmasking of ID.
And not to forget the unsavoury individuals among us doxxing fellow bitcoiners.
Over time the system could be too transparent and non reversible so perhaps the best outcome is a new form of social regard based on best conduct in a world where we all see each other

2023-02-25 19:03:21

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I lived in an East Asian country where mask wearing is considered a social norm so it didn't feel odd to me.
But a larger trend to me is, as the cost of surveillance goes down so does the cost to countervail. Leading to a transparent society rather than dictatorship. Another unpopular notion I have is the social credit reporting will arrive via market forces to the blockchain.

2023-02-25 18:45:56

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Decades ago me and my brother would often talk about a future of face recognition and how masks would return as a fashion accessory and counter solution to such tech.
Then covid came along and created the bizarre outcome of libertarians demanding we take of our masks.
Kinda contradictory no?

2023-02-25 18:11:57

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I often look at Nasdaq/Btc and Gold/Btc for a view of Bitcoin both as a technology and also a commodity.
The CNY10/DXY is a fascinating precursor for global liquidity
And I'm not going to blah blah about "not investment advice", because we're all responsible adults here😉

2023-02-25 02:43:23

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😀

2023-02-25 02:40:12

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Thanks

2023-02-24 21:23:19

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Symbols are language

2023-02-24 16:31:03

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Look all those retweets and likes.
Makes me wonder what a future of peer to peer monetization will look like.

2023-02-24 16:21:19

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I'm not sure if there's enough there to constitute signal. Are there any drivers I'm unaware of?

2023-02-24 15:46:22

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Confirmation bias is very strong in people so there could be a tendency to pay for comments that confirm their beliefs.
If it's a popular negative attitude being centralized and reinforced by monetization, this will look like profits for shitposting to the outside viewer

2023-02-24 05:25:50

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Reminds me of my early days on boarding newbies
(Except the fish seem to be paying more attention!!)

2023-02-23 02:26:42

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Happy to help.
I wish I figured out my technique years before. Instead of giving up and dreading to process, after a while it became an adventure and a enjoyable thing to do. Especially when you become more aware of the triggers that create the desire for nicotine.
(Someone just sent me 100 sats! TY. They just bought my grandchildren a house in 2050 😁 )

2023-02-23 01:35:30

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Can I suggest how I gave up nicotine?
I was so addicted that even the thought of giving up made me want to have more. It was completely impossible for me to give up or even imagine it
So I decided to not give up
I chose instead to make a deal with myself. Every time I chose to vape I set a clock and delayed by 1 minute. This removed the stress of giving up but created a moment of relaxing self observation. When I felt comfortable with the 1 minute delay I kept adding more time. 5 mins, then 6 then 10 then half an hour. Whatever ever felt comfortable.
THEN, what I noticed in those few minutes, I started becoming more aware. Addiction is automated choice making. By creating time (and being relaxed because I wasn't giving up - just delaying), I became more conscious and the auto choice was becoming more like me choosing.
I kept this going for days, week, months. Adding a few more minutes here and there, staying relaxed and observing myself. Growing awareness of myself in a very natural way.
It is now 4 1/2 years since I smoked or vaped. I still haven't given up because if the urge ever hits me I can still have a vape like in 6 weeks (if I really wanted it) but I keep forgetting and it's no big deal anymore.
Jean-Paul's idea is the same because he uses space to create the distance between choice and execution. The principle is the same
Don't give up
Stay relaxed
Create a little gap in time (or space)
Eventually the auto choice becomes conscious choice
And enjoy yourself

2023-02-22 23:00:56

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What I can't understand is why the Austrians think they're even relevant anymore. Von Mises wrote about low entropy economics when Bitcoin is zero entropy.
To assume Bitcoin is an Austrian school device is to assume 60 = infinity.
They are a bit sad and cult like. They're like people who buy a motor car in the 1920's, then never use it because they want to complain about horses all day

2023-02-22 17:31:50

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Back in the 70's RW's amplified their fears by claiming being gay meant our kids were going to be preyed upon. So they negatively socialized some kind of malevolence in gay people who just wanted to be left alone.
I personally don't agree with former men competing with physiological women or the compelling of pronouns - forcing people to change such fundamental muscle memory habits etc. Emergent change is far more sensible than top/down change
But the whole thing is easily solved by everyone (Reactionaries and gender benders) meeting in the same place in mutual respect. And if that's not possible, at least respect for privacy

2023-02-22 17:17:34

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I used the pronoun "you" as a grammatical (not gender) plural
So you (singular) may not be freaking out about but there sure are a lot of RW's freaking out
It was exactly the same RW reactions back in the 70's when Gay people were finding their strength and freedom
Back then we used to say (especially to Xtian moralists) that if it bothers you (plural btw) then mind your own business

2023-02-22 17:05:23

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Why do you all go on about Bitcoin freedom then freak out about people finding their own truth about male/female crossover?
It's their lives - leave them alone

2023-02-21 19:32:03

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It's a great thing that each person is free to reward what they like but it's not the end goal.
Imagine if nostr was here in 1905 and a struggling unknown patent clerk dared to challenge Newtonian physics with an audacious theory called Relativity.
That clerk, Albert Einstein would have never got off first base and many advanced technologies we have today would never had happened.
Now don't get me wrong. I love nostr's potentials and it's time has come. But every thought system has edges and boundaries and unforseen outcomes.
Example might be that Blockchain (plus machine learning plus AI optimization) tech is perfect for a market based social credit system. Eventually all of us are going to be revealed and our conduct on the blockchain will be for everyone to know. When we few percent become oligarchs I reckon the 98% who feel left out would be more than happy to sign up for a "Know Your Bitcoiner Oligarch" and for a report of their spending habits - indicating personality and legitimacy.
Every new tech has unforseen consequences both positive and negative

2023-02-21 03:22:43

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Over here!

2023-02-21 03:10:04

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"Everyone gets the price they deserve"
I think we're exposing an attack surface on ourselves with that statement. To explain, I've known some very wealthy fiat banking families who have monopolistic advantage - being close to low interest money spigots and then on-selling at a higher rate. Plus amplification with leverage.
All because of proximity to the money printer and often able to hand down the monopoly to their descendants.
When I ask their justification for getting something for nothing they often reply
"If we're smart enough to find opportunity and shut out all competition and keep it for ourselves and family, we deserve every penny that comes to us"
Genuine question now.
When it's our turn to become oligarchs, or the next 0.1% are we going to say the same? That we deserve everything that comes to us because we were smart enough to find opportunity and keep it?
(I spend a lot of time pondering the direction of future narratives and how populists might assemble the masses who were left behind to come for us)

2023-02-19 22:12:53

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Thank God!
Keeping up with all those extra zero's was becoming really stressful 😉

2023-02-19 22:07:41

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Reminds me of an earlier time installing BBS's in unsecured bank mainframes back in the 70's and 80's.
That's where we met the famous "Mendax" (Julian Assange)

2023-02-19 21:20:45

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Indians comb castor oil through their hair every day to make it super long

2023-02-19 21:08:19

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Je suis désolé, je voulais dire 100 000 satoshis

2023-02-19 21:06:51

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Leur minimum est de 1 000 000 de satoshis

2023-02-19 17:36:14

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Thank you.
Have a lovely day😀

2023-02-19 17:32:18

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I also got that on my WoS.
Lightning is fast. Not sure about my 62 year old hands 😉

2023-02-19 17:19:50

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When cars were invented, what would we call freedom?
1) Driving the thing and enjoying the frill?
or
2) Moaning about horses all day?

2023-02-19 17:10:05

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Kept getting error: "gift_spent"

2023-02-18 20:36:48

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I understand your point about circular and seeking experience
But if we factor the usual emergent history of any currency and if it applies to Bitcoin
For example:
Collectible > Store of Value > Medium of exchange > Unit of account
Not that these levels are equally distributed but I have the assumption we are mainly between level 1 and 2, and that MoE is only for a tiny fraction of Bitcoin holders
And I don't have a job to offer anyone but I can offer the advice that converting the a portion of the kindness of strangers into Bitcoin may be the only optimal strategy for their situation
Disclosure:
I was homeless and had to rely on meager busking income to survive for 5 years on the streets. After food everything went into Bitcoin. I'm very rich now but I still sleep on cardboard (it's amazing what great furniture you can make with it 😉)

2023-02-18 01:23:01

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That was quick 😀
Welcome to the future

2023-02-18 01:21:38

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Done
Welcome

2023-02-17 21:58:06

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No way.
I prefer sleeping on cardboard and advising homeless people to turn a portion of their panhandling into Bitcoin

2023-02-17 16:46:52

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Hi. I have WoS and have no problem receiving sats.
But it wont display and I can't send

2023-02-17 00:39:15

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Only if they accept fiat.
Bitcoin is too precious to spend on a hotel

2023-02-16 00:38:58

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Thanks for the follow Caitlin.
Your incredible intelligence is really appreciated.
Welcome to Nostr 😀