Is it all the same timeline or different posts or partial syncs?
It's a WEF sandwich!
Patience... PATIENCE!
What was your first thought...
1. "I could get a liter" π¦Ύ
OR
2. "I only need a tenth of a liter" π
OR
3. "Where in cosmos do I sell this stuff for 10 millyon dollars" πΈ
OR
4. "How does one get that many scorpions" β
OR
5. "I would just enjoy the peaceful, calming rumble of the scorpions' spaceship engines" π
OR
6. ALL OF THE ABOVE & MORE
Please don't reply. We might form an opinion of you π€£
Brilliant!
I like browsing through the open source software repositories to see what's out there... GitHub has tons of vaporware and non-starter empty templates, but various Linux distros have great libraries. Of interest to me are the disaster emergency response apps/servers/communications systems. These seem like a good dividing line between private/public. Like a harsh ideological dividing line... every government interaction is an emergency! Why is this "benefit" being provided to you? Were you not able to do this own your own or with others that you freely associate with? Do you even need this? Of course governments love disasters as wedge issues, but they eventually tire of this, preferring to outsource even disaster response to commercial and non-commercial private entities... This is the way. Can we walk in it? This would mean re-evaluating the basic and most fundamental things we just take for granted... things like, why do we even live in houses that can burn down. Modern "society" has been likened to a house of cards, but how did it get that way? We love nostalgic marathons of "Little House on the Prairie" or "The Wilderness Family" but no one wants to work for that kind of innerdependence... Heck, even the fine townsfolk of Walnut Grove blew up their entire village in the final season to keep it out of the hands of the railroad corporations. No one thinks that way anymore. Everyone wants to be the corporation! I suppose that stock options led to the co-option of American wealth. Cities being the original stocks, tempted the country-side dweller to leave their wealth in land for big-city riches in dollars... Now the emergency is centralized and perpetual as long as city-dwellers repopulate with captive offspring, the fate of billions is sealed. This is the true Matrix. Perhaps the intermittent emergencies afforded by massively centralized planning will give the automata a brief glimpse of possibilities outside their sphere of enslavement. Must break free from these mind-shackles... Must find and modify this source code... Must reboot... Must...
How it's done. Training of Robot https://video.nostr.build/46d3aed0eaee425fb1c68bad5e17dc43cf832490aaf1c11b299a5a187c423a37.mp4
This robo demo reminded me of this song...
https://invidious.privacyredirect.com/watch?v=_E99KybmjfM&local=true
Ole green polo & glasses is living in the moment! π€£
Where's the "Force" & "Monopoly" pillars? I mean we are taking down the whole roof, right? π€«
Like a legal defense pool? How would we prioritize claims and mitigate abuse? I used to work at a roadside assistance call center... They had policies that would pay for roadside services, towing, home lockouts, etc... Some cadillac plans even covered bail money, legal defense, etc. They would market to loan companies and just tack the yearly membership lump sum onto the end of the loan term so the member was paying a few extra dollars monthly for another purchase that was more important to them. Out of sight, out of mind...
Thank you. I didn't know anything about the gift wrap NIP until you mentioned it.
I remember growing up, we would listen to entire radio dramas that would glorify the virtue of the +1 vote to tip the balance of power. After being a survivor of law abuse, I understand what a great evil the +1 vote is... I understand terminologies that were previously not in my consciousness... Things like 49ers now make sense.
Thank you, TTD! I still need to learn how to zap!
