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2024-08-27 22:07:31

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You have great friends!

2024-08-26 13:44:38

There are two types of people: those who are afraid that the government will control them and seize their bitcoin and those who write on every internet platform how many sats they have. Sometimes they are the same people.
#Bitcoin

2024-08-07 09:43:49

The #Nostr ceo wants to sue companies that, according to the free market, choose not to advertise on the platform too
https://x.com/lindayax/status/1820838625245880634?s=46&t=zEDfWXzWyLuaiO7dz6J9qg

2024-07-31 19:21:19

When entropy gains meaning
#Bitcoin https://video.nostr.build/9991b1658c3fa9f9831fc5bd84ffa50a0f2677f9860edc892994428e5ed15e8c.mp4

2024-07-08 09:40:00

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Laura

2024-07-05 11:21:33

#Bitcoin
https://m.primal.net/JIdV.jpg

2024-07-02 20:33:53

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Go on foot! It's strange how followers of such a disruptive technology as bitcoin are also retrograde technophobes

2024-06-21 09:21:09

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Huge

2024-06-17 23:59:04

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It could be… But fortunately I can appreciate the history of architecture and the evolution of architecture and art and I don't close my mind in a box from 100 years ago, thinking that something is outside of that is worth nothing

2024-06-17 22:18:20

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Maybe because I'm a post-modernist individualist

2024-06-17 12:24:53

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So it can be used only by conservative libertarian? It is fucked. And you know not al libertarians are conservatives? You dumb ass

2024-06-17 12:22:33

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TLDR, Saifedean doesn’t say the truth about economics: he invents historical facts just to tell his story but since you like his story, you trusted and didn’t verify. And this isn’t in the ethos of Bitcoin.

2024-06-10 18:18:08

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And how it will be paid with Trump who wants (at least he says so in his electoral promises) to cut taxes? Printing money?

2024-06-10 08:49:59

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I was thinking about adopting the same kind of dog… Can I ask you how much and how often the hair changes?

2024-06-09 23:25:36

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Want this!

2024-06-09 23:21:26

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You think so?
https://m.primal.net/IepV.jpg

2024-06-09 23:19:44

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I like the after tbh

2024-06-07 12:03:45

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And he is still using them 🙄

2024-06-05 14:04:32

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Do you have one? Is it good?

2024-06-04 16:58:25

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Don’t be naive

2024-05-31 01:26:53

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Tell me you are not good at statistics without telling me you are not good at statistics 😅

2024-05-31 01:24:25

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Whataboutery

2024-05-23 00:20:42

I did my part
#Bitcoin
https://m.primal.net/IKOI.jpg

2024-05-14 23:23:20

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Why exactly in the middle of the week? 😭
Hope you will stream everything

2024-05-13 14:09:08

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Not to defend anything but this is incorrect and as bitcoiner we must be more honest than them
https://m.primal.net/IGMZ.jpg
https://m.primal.net/IGMa.jpg

2024-05-13 14:00:52

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There are people here sharing the Carlson interview to Pavel and saying it was great 🙄

2024-05-10 18:17:50

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#Bitcoin doesn’t give a fuck how much tax you pay
Think harder

2024-05-08 17:56:38

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Holy shit… Btc Prague was the best conference 🥲

2024-05-08 08:24:40

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But why the wallet asks a phone number?

2024-05-08 01:35:08

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I think US don’t give a shit about this and telling this as if he was a saint is misleading…
But try to buy or to sell petrol with something different than dollars and something happens

2024-05-07 18:28:54

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Wise

2024-05-07 11:41:00

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Not really. I see issues in being scammed by Saifedean and in not supporting FOSS devs 😅

2024-05-04 17:29:04

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Totally agree. But the problem is not the vegetables but the treatments to which they are subjected. And if you eat poorly treated or raised meat you are not solving the problem at all.
I imagine that regarding autism caused by soy in Asia we are aware that it is stupid.

2024-05-04 17:24:13

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The entrepreneur from Arezzo had been convicted of the bankruptcy of Eutelia and then ended up implicated in suspicious business with green credits. His latest adventure: to found a barge-State in international waters. And here he would die during a shipwreck
In March 2022, George Weah's private jet, then president of Liberia, landed at Dubai Airport. Waiting for the former Milan champion on the track, on a red carpet, there is a middle-aged Italian dressed in full point. The two exchange a nod of understanding before greeting each other with an elbow tap.
That man is Samuele Landi. He is there as the consul of the African country in the United Arab Emirates. For the Italian state, however, Landi is not a diplomatic rampant, but a fugitive. With a final 8-year sentence behind it for the fraudulent bankruptcy of Eutelia. The telecommunications giant ruined in the late 2000s, leaving thousands of workers on the street.
Landi will never serve a day in prison. In all likelihood, his life ended tragically in early February when a storm broke the rusty barge that, for just over a year, the Aretino was trying to turn into a utopian tax haven floating in international waters. The last stop of a long run full of intrigue. From the escape from Italian justice to the golden escape in Dubai, through 'green' affairs in Africa and relations with sheikhs and heads of state.
Scion of a family of Arezzo insurers, Samuele Landi invents an entrepreneur at the turn of the new millennium. In a garage he founded a telecommunications company that would later become known throughout Italy as Eutelia. In a short time, an important slice of a growing market is carved out: that of paid numbers. Horoscopes, weather services, doers.
THE BARGE IN OSWALD HOROWITZ'S FILM, “THE LEGEND OF LANDI: REQUIEM FOR A FLOATING CITY”
From this Far West the money comes in an avalanche. With a turnover of hundreds of millions of euros, Eutelia embarks on a faraonic campaign of acquisitions. It is listed on the stock exchange and then takes the remains of the former Olivetti. The ascent seems unstoppable.
But the shiny golden patina hides a mountain of debt. The gears of the toy start jamming, one after the other, very quickly. In 2008, an inspection by the Guardia di Finanza detected accounting irregularities. It will then be discovered that while the losses were soaring, Landi & co would have adjusted the accounts and made about 100 million disappear abroad. The mask has fallen: after weak attempts to resolve the crisis with the government and trade unions, for Eutelia nothing remains but the road to failure.
When in July 2010 the financiers show up with an arrest warrant for fraudulent bankruptcy, there is no longer a trace of Samuele Landi. It's in Dubai. He says that he had his residence there for some time and that he was simply looking for more freedom. The lack of an extradition treaty with the United Arab Emirates certainly guarantees it.
Samuele Landi will never return to Italy. But, in his absence, the trials continue and the convictions flake. Eight years of imprisonment in the main section, in Florence – now definitive – and six years and six months on appeal in a separate procedure in Rome. Landi will never accept the sentences, repeatedly shouting the conspiracy from Dubai's buen retiro. 'There is no evidence that I stole a single euro,' he told L'Espresso a few months ago. 'It's all the result of the corruption of Italian judges.'
Meanwhile, the aretino builds a new life on the shores of the Persian Gulf. First he launches into the production of high-security mobile phones with military-grade encryption. Then he embarks on the road to diplomacy, becoming consul of Liberia in the United Arab Emirates. Landi prides itself on having facilitated the construction of hospitals, roads and sports centers in the African country.
The role also opens the doors to Dubai's most prestigious buildings. One day Landi accompanies a Liberian delegation from Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum, a member of the Dubai royal family. Sheikh has in mind a pharaonic project that, on paper, could bring in billions of dollars. It wants to produce carbon credits – green certificates used by companies and states to offset their own CO2 emissions – on a scale never seen before. To do this, Al Maktoum aims to make deals with governments of developing countries, taking control of huge stretches of tropical forest behind the promise of rich investments.
LANDI IN THE EUTELIA HEADQUARTERS
Landi becomes an advisor to Blue Carbon, the Sheikh's enterprise. The aretino claims to have only provided computer advice. But, last year, to sign one of the first preliminary agreements with Blue Carbon is precisely the Liberia of which he is a representative. Agreements will then follow with dozens of African and Caribbean countries, which if turned into contracts, could put territories as large as the United Kingdom in the hands of the Sheikh.
Al Maktoum's plans are causing alarm. For the fight against climate change, first of all, carbon credits from the protection of forests tend to overestimate the amount of CO2 captured with the result that they become more functional to greenwashing operations than to a real cut in emissions.
But, according to Alexandra Benjamin, a forestry expert for the Fern association, the problems go further. 'These agreements are a serious threat to the African rural communities that live in those forests,' he tells L'Espresso. The fear is that, in order to carry out the sheikh's plans, the indigenous peoples will be evictioned or deprived of the resources necessary for their livelihood.
Concerns are lawful. The Government of Liberia 'will provide total facilitation to Blue Carbon' in order to guarantee 'full rights, without clutter, on the land' that is part of the programme. This is what is written in the preliminary agreement between the Emirates company and the Monrovia executive of which L'Espresso has read.
Blue Carbon is very busy. The goal is to put the projects on display at the global climate conference held in December 2023 right in Dubai. Samuele Landi, however, does not participate in Cop 28.
For almost a year now, he has moved to his floating island in the Persian Gulf. It is an old barge just over half the size of a football field anchored in international waters. Landi lives there with four all-rounders of Indian origin. The accommodation is spartan: a series of containers, a few solar panels for electricity and a small desalination plant for drinking water.
But Landi dreams big. It aims to expand to create an autonomous organization capable of hosting 5 thousand people, self-financing with online operations including the mining of cryptocurrencies. Among the benefits are those of not having to pay taxes and being even further away from the Italian authorities, who, in the meantime, have begun to repatriate some heavy fugitives from Dubai. 'The idea is to create a place where people can live without being subject to the matrix,' Landi told L'Espresso in one of the last talks. 'No one can force me to eat insects or fake meat or tell me what bites I should get.'
It is the ultimate expression of libertarian utopia. Landi's idea is not new. Already in the 60s the Bolognese Giorgio Rosa had tried to found a State-palafitta off the coast of Romagna. But the dream of seasteading has been back in vogue recently, fomented by anxiety about pandemics and climate destruction and the paranoid terror of the tyrant state. Dozens of projects are in the process of being conceived, also counting on the support of Silicon Valley billionaires such as Peter Thiel, founder of PayPal. Landi, however, considers himself a true pioneer. 'A lot of people talk about seasteading but they only do it from the comfort of their own office,' Landi said a few months ago from his barge. 'I am aware of the challenges and benefits of being here to take this test.'
On February 2, communications between the aretino and his family members are suddenly interrupted. The following day the Dubai Coast Guard retrieves two shipwrecked people of Asian origin in the middle of the sea. They are workers on the barge. Subsequently, two unrecognisable corpses are re-recognised. The fingerprints of one of them correspond to those of Samuele Landi, according to the press. Only the result of the DNA test can give the final confirmation.
But what happened? British filmmaker Oswald Horowitz, who is making a film on the floating island, spoke to one of the survivors. He tells that a strong storm broke the rusty barge sharply, throwing its inhabitants, including Samuele Landi, into the water. The two survivors would cling to wooden planks before being pushed away by the wind. For the others there would have been nothing to do.

2024-05-04 17:14:00

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I already watched this BS and I don’t want to lose my time again 🤣
I can post a lot of different studies published by oncologists saying the opposite about vegetables and meat.
And what about autism in Asia? Do you have statistics showing it’s more diffuse than in US because they eat a lot of soy?

2024-05-04 17:03:32

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And are seriously advising to avoid vegetables? 🤣🤣🤣

2024-05-04 17:02:18

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In Asia they eat a lot of soy. Are they all autistic?

2024-05-04 12:50:13

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Black for sure

2024-04-29 00:53:07

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https://image.nostr.build/3b747c08c760575907774cf13b9b92710e9fce4db490921bbb98b4812b0630d2.jpg

2024-04-28 11:38:04

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There is a fine line between a provocative thought and a stupid thought

2024-04-28 11:33:45

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I love Jack and I was waiting for this but tbh this gadget is extremely disappointing.
It’s even useless if you can send bitcoin even if you don’t have the bitkey with you ad it requires an extreme amount of trust and no will to verify

2024-04-26 14:59:56

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https://image.nostr.build/7f8d0ca6efef9668bd416a01120e47383a471ca2fc5f60cbcef22e378c08fa7b.jpg

2024-04-25 06:18:39

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Wen Italy?

2024-04-25 00:01:11

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Wen Italy?

2024-04-25 00:00:57

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Wen Italy?

2024-04-25 00:00:27

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Wen Italy?

2024-04-24 19:00:55

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I plan to buy #Bitcoin with my home 😂

2024-04-24 11:56:16

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Agree. It isn’t static, it changed and it will always do.
Can any species contribute to change? Yes it can.
Can we choose to pay attention (not because of arrogance but because of self-aware species) and maybe to try to defend ourselves regardless of who is causing the change and regardless of any government propaganda instead of making fun of each other? Yes we can.
Does this all mean, as the other guy seemed to mean, that climate change is just a matter of heat and that's the only thing we need to pay attention to? No, it doesn’t.
Btw, climate is not the same thing as weather.

2024-04-24 09:04:40

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Could you link the Bloomberg article or the research please? I’d like to share it, thanks!

2024-04-23 23:33:11

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Climate change involves more extreme phenomena not just making it 'hotter'

2024-04-23 09:56:38

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There’s really something to discuss? Why we bitcoiners need to find the biggest BS in the world? 😂

2024-04-23 09:48:28

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And the agenda goes on

2024-04-22 14:02:55

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https://blog.coinshares.com/coinshares-mining-report-update-our-insights-at-the-2024-halving-382089820a07

2024-04-19 15:43:37

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“the truth”

2024-04-18 21:51:00

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https://nostr.band/note1dz4w8zh4g9rlakteun4sy48t56yudurgkd0xnua8j7ps4g4e66xq9m8l3p

2024-04-18 21:50:26

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https://nostr.band/note1dz4w8zh4g9rlakteun4sy48t56yudurgkd0xnua8j7ps4g4e66xq9m8l3p

2024-04-18 21:50:17

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https://nostr.band/note1dz4w8zh4g9rlakteun4sy48t56yudurgkd0xnua8j7ps4g4e66xq9m8l3p

2024-04-18 21:48:54

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Thanks my man, I wondered why nobody saw this

2024-04-18 16:06:27

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Guess who would have the money to buy that land.
And you really think after that everyone else would just say “ok, fine… c u”?
And how you sell something without formal property (one of the biggest problem in the capital market of emerging markets)?

2024-04-18 16:03:27

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Guess who would have the money to buy that land

2024-04-18 12:17:03

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_News

2024-04-18 12:16:42

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_News

2024-04-18 12:14:28

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If “natural news” say so… 🤣
I can’t understand why they did it and moreover why they stopped it at some point (if they just wanted a totalitarian control, it would have been easy to go on with the narrative)

2024-04-18 12:14:21

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2024-04-18 09:14:53

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Nice not to see just steaks 😅
Somebody here wrote plants want to kill you and others that you should eat forever and ever only meat 😂

2024-04-18 09:12:08

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Honey badger doesn’t care

2024-04-17 20:18:44

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This guy is trying to tell us we must be ok with not verifying what kind of cryptography Telegram does to protect our data (beyond their marketing strategy)?

2024-04-17 06:48:43

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Welcome 🫂

2024-04-17 06:42:25

Is it normal to be angry because you are afraid to have ruined your favorite t-shirt?
Angry for the fact, angry for being angry.

2024-04-17 06:39:22

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👀 This is huge

2024-04-16 07:01:48

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Can you also ask him why he stuffed The Bitcoin standard with fake histories and why on X he blocks who points it out to him? Thank you 🤣

2024-04-15 21:22:05

Ok… I’ll take your corn

2024-04-12 01:08:34

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Maybe we should all stop being victims

2024-04-11 00:25:05

Shit, I’m not stacking hard enough

2024-04-08 14:09:03

LFG https://image.nostr.build/ba5a4bdcf7c5bc644c598d55ba0bdf59940a4517411aa1aa846f8a57cefc85ee.jpg

2024-04-05 23:48:24

https://www.wsj.com/world/africa/zimbabwe-launches-a-new-currencyagain-0696a104

2024-04-04 20:32:02

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The real proof of steak 🥩

2024-04-04 16:58:53

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Wait… Your profile pic has a mask 😅

2024-04-04 11:01:57

I suppose he is joking https://image.nostr.build/49cc31f745a212d7885a0a78f11fd309e86b63c35a32711f1eb155f2c7cfc2fb.jpg

2024-04-03 19:50:06

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Do you really teach this for that price in the US? 🤣

2024-04-03 01:47:57

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Let’s take the APF in Alaska. As of 2019, the fund has paid out an average of approximately $1,600 annually per resident (adjusted to 2019 dollars) according to Wikipedia.
$1600/12=133$ per month. Enough to pay a few bills maybe?
Obviously, we are very very early, but you can heat your house or your water by mining. Surely there will also be air conditioners that do the same.
You can buy them or you can even build them by yourself.
That would help to pay a few bills so you would have the same result without needing anybody.
As I said, we are obviously very early on this and we have to improve profitability and mining decentralization but technology is usually faster than politicians.

2024-04-03 01:30:17

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You are right and I didn’t think about UBI in Alaska tbh.
But that’s due to oil and obviously you can’t dig looking for it on your own.
But you can mine at home. So why call for the state? Maybe it’s not so profitable now but with the right development in technology (and steps have already been taken in this direction), it could be. We could focus our efforts there and not ask anyone and not wait for anyone.
Small communities are still different thing and I think they are more similar to a self-managed solution.

2024-04-03 01:17:23

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To be honest I didn’t think about it but Alaska has APF and this idea could work more or less in the same way but obviously potentially everywhere.
Anyway, there is a lot of difference between government and governance.
And maybe we’ll have some illuminated government, but you really think the incompetent idiots as you call them are just in the US and just nowadays? Look internetionally and look historically.
And apart from the fact that we could discuss how much and which government would be better, do we really need them to have a UBI via Bitcoin? What if we imagine a way to do it by ourselves, decentralizing mining with some development in technology that makes it affordable for someone who wants to mine at his own home?
And we have already something that starts going into this way.

2024-04-02 22:14:58

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With what Scott says, from a strictly practical point of view, the problem is that to do this you need more state.
The state already has companies owned by it but this did not lead to UBI in the strict sense. So why should be different with mining? To do well, they could use those funds to lower some taxes.
But if we want a distribution to everyone and that is not intended for someone chosen by the politicians we should take them out of the process (which is not easy because they would give up power). And so how can we put everything in the hands of states and politicians and then demand that we bypass them with a pre-distribution?
Do I miss anything?

2024-04-02 19:47:52

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Man, your finger in the pic 😅

2024-04-02 16:26:20

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I haven't listened to the podcast yet and I’ll do, but the perhaps stupid first hesitancy about UBI is: if we give everyone 100, doesn't 100 become the new 0? And don't we find ourselves at the starting point?

2024-04-02 10:47:13

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Yayyyy

2024-04-02 09:56:11

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I'm not sure if blocking yourself within a state means being stateless

2024-04-02 00:35:07

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You understand he is not saying it is a good thing, don’t you?

2024-04-01 22:57:05

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Caro Vivi Nella Verità, a me più che altro sembra che Vivi Nelle Stronzate

2024-04-01 10:38:07

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After a good night's sleep on the floor you can do whatever you want!

2024-03-30 19:12:26

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These movies are full of fake orgasm, this book is full of fake facts: good analogy 🤣

2024-03-29 19:15:18

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Many call themselves libertarians

2024-03-29 19:15:08

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Many call themselves libertarians

2024-03-29 19:08:41

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I'm sorry maybe we're not understanding each other... I didn't even understand what should have offended me tbh
But hey, I didn’t want to be rude to you ❤️

2024-03-29 19:03:23

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You ask yourself... your responses to comments have come out here and there

2024-03-29 18:58:05

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I think you've been feeling very misunderstood lately 🤣
Ask yourself some questions... Slowly and carefully

2024-03-29 18:47:41

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👏

2024-03-29 18:46:28

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Do you mean that limits should be placed on the free market?

2024-03-29 00:43:16