Your pink prism will be created after 10 $boots or 12 honky tonks, whichever comes first.

checking in on the US-backed coup

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Remember bring flowers to your loved one or atleast tell *** how you saved bitcoin by not buying flowers.

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Welcome to a text based RPG GROUP GAME by #[0]. Anyone can participate and affect the outcome but you MUST reply directly to each specific action message with only the action number itself. The first reply each round will decide what action is taken. A pool of 350 satoshis will be split among all that participate correctly if the game is won. Good luck! This game will time out in 6 minutes if no one responds. #games on #grownostr #bitcoin

Round 1: You find yourself in the bustling market of a town called Eldoria. The sun shines brightly overhead as merchants call out their wares. You clutch the newly acquired amulet in your hand, unaware of its cursed nature. What would you like to do?

1. Examine the amulet closely.

2. Ask a nearby merchant about the amulet.

3. Head towards the town's library to research the amulet's origins. [1696611718]

“Why do you post inside nostr jokes?”

“It’s a little game I call - you should follow more people.”

Who’s in charge? Who the fuck is actually in charge here? nostr:note1npchjqdvhr9qsnx4660yszkpw5kaak0wmng4k0kml7cqzye6j69swydvvd

GM

There's an oddly persistent narrative among some quarters that seeks to attribute the complexities of the global stage directly to the doorstep of Washington, D.C. Nowhere is this more evident than in the discourse surrounding the global oil industry. A fluctuation in oil prices? Blame the Fed. A shift in OPEC's stance? Surely, it must be the result of a Federal Reserve policy.

Such attributions aren't just overly simplistic, they're fundamentally misguided. The Fed, while influential, is not an omnipotent entity controlling every ebb and flow of global oil prices. The oil market is dictated by a myriad of factors — geopolitical tensions, supply-demand dynamics, technological advancements, and yes, sometimes, monetary policy. But to single out the Fed as the solitary puppet master is not only intellectually lazy but also flies in the face of the intricate workings of global economies.

Furthermore, it's telling how this narrative — that every significant world event has its roots in U.S. policy — manages to simultaneously overinflate American influence and undermine the agency of other global actors. Consider Russia's actions in Ukraine, or the socioeconomic dynamics of the Global South. To ascribe these solely to U.S. policy or, more specifically, to the Federal Reserve, is to view the world through a severely distorted lens. It glosses over centuries of regional history, deep-seated nationalistic sentiments, and local political dynamics.