For decades, Windows trained us to depend, not to understand. It dulled curiosity, rewarded clicks over comprehension, and gave rise to a generation of digital consumers rather than creators. It was comfort at the cost of capability—a slow erosion of our digital IQ. But the tide is turning. I think NOSTR is a movement. It's simplicity, resilience, and sovereignty, all packed into a decentralized, censorship-resistant model of communication. Perhaps, It’s an invitation to think again, build again, and take back control.