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#Day20 #21DaysOfNostr

During these 21 Days, I've noticed that I can focus more on my immediate surroundings.

By consistently posting on Nostr and avoiding platforms like X, LinkedIn, and Instagram, I've been able to step outside the bubble. This break from centralized platforms has helped me realize that the noise they generate doesn't truly impact my daily life.

The answer is clear: it doesn't. Most posts on these platforms are driven by agendas, aimed at influencing how people think and behave.

As someone from the UK, I've seen how these platforms amplify the government's power trips, like snooping on and arresting citizens for minor reasons.

There's a simple solution: disconnect from social media. Focus on your family. Spend time in the real world. People will start to understand that they can't be monitored or spied on if they're not using these platforms.
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Olive Grove Eggs 1y ago

In your closing remark, you mean disconnect from "centralised social media" right? I was with you up til there. I am finding so much value in Nostr, the conversations are well proper, like, and much of the information I'm gleaning is applicable and helpful to my current real world activities.

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Sean 1y ago

yeah - I think Nostr is a way to disconnect. You decide what you want to see. So for me it's a way of disconnecting. I thought I could control what I could see on the centralised apps but they give you the feed that is dictated by the highest bidder - whether that's ads, or a 'We think you'll like this' type of content.