Subnostr

Not a good look when you have to do this to look competent.

Disappointed by the lack of intellectual curiosity in this thread…if true this is a story any freedom loving person should be interested in.

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Nature is Amazing ☘️

I just want everyone to look at this absolute unit of a Rabbit. https://t.co/Ke4EdKu3YG https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1835393118021033984/pu/vid/avc1/576x1024/9I9fymC_ivkAq9P6.mp4?tag=12

Mr Meadow 1y ago

I’m gonna need more information…I want one.

Mr Meadow 1y ago

You know you have passed the curve of conviction about Bitcoin when you’re a bit sad when a bitcoin sale ends and price goes up.

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lontivero

Here’s why banning children from working is pure evil:

I grew up in a poor neighborhood where many families were even worse off than mine. Sometimes, when I looked for my neighbor friends to go play, they weren’t home because they were working at the supermarket three blocks away, bagging groceries at the cashier line. I joined them a few times because there wasn’t much else to do, but for them, it was something a bit more serious—it was a small but important source of income that they gave to their mothers. It was easy work, and customers appreciated it and tip them for their help.

Then, one day, someone decided to prohibit all forms of child labor. A few years later, the streets were full of kids cleaning car windows, others tried playing violin, singing on the sidewalks or simply asking for money, activities that noone find valuable.

The sense of pride my friend once had from earning a few pesos by providing a useful service had now been replaced by a naturalized shame of relying on pity from strangers.

Mr Meadow 1y ago

I love Nostr because who knew I’d wake up this morning and zap a message of support in favor of child labor.

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Jo

I love crocs!

Mr Meadow 1y ago

I mean they are comfy…just not sure I’d our wheels on them and pay $100k on em..

Mr Meadow 1y ago

The cyber truck is the crocs of automobiles.

Mr Meadow 1y ago

I’m staring at this guy and his cyber truck.

He thinks I’m envious, but I’m actually wondering how someone would pay dollars for something that atrocious looking when there’s Bitcoin to buy.

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mcshane

threw out decade-old boxes of collected wires & adaptors

so far my universe hasn’t collapsed 🙏

Mr Meadow 1y ago

Huh…didn’t even realize that was possible

Mr Meadow 1y ago

The level of quality of NOSTR users is very high.

[NOSTR has the best users in Trump voice]

If it was a startup it would create metric to measure user quality that would then compete with MAU’s and other more traditional measures of platform engagement.

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PABLOF7z

Delayed flights hit different when traveling with a baby 😅

Mr Meadow 1y ago

💯

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ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laschamp_event#Background_and_effects

btw, for anyone who is skeptical about whether we could be looking at another geomagnetic reversal/excursion in the near future:

Since its discovery, the magnetic excursion has been demonstrated in geological archives from many parts of the world.[3] The transition from the normal field to the reversed field lasted approximately 250 years, while the magnetic field remained reversed for approximately 440 years. During the transition, Earth's magnetic field declined to a minimum of 5% of its current strength, and was at about 25% of its current strength when fully reversed. This reduction in geomagnetic field strength resulted in more cosmic rays reaching the Earth, causing greater production of the cosmogenic isotopes beryllium-10 and carbon-14, a decrease in atmospheric ozone, and changes in atmospheric circulation.[4][5]

the auroras this may were a clear red flag that the earth's magnetic field is dramatically declining... based on the relative change of observed solar flare strength and the resultant geomagnetic storm strength, dating back to the Carrington Event, which was x45 according to this paper:

https://www.swsc-journal.org/articles/swsc/pdf/2013/01/swsc130015.pdf

whereas the ones in may were 8.7:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/solar-cycle-largest-flare-bursts-not-over-may-2024/

and that event created auroras that were seen to 50'N, ie, near the more northern cities of canada and northern europe

the one in may, literally 1/9th the strength, loaded the atmosphere with so much energy that new caledonia and puerto rico had sightings of the aurora, absolutely unprecedented in recorded history since records of aurora and solar/geomagnetic storms have been studied

do the math... we have a carrington again probably 2/3rds of the planet's surface will have every electronic device fried completely, currently at a 9x ratio compared to how strong the field was back then, and there are other data points about how this is an exponential curve, the event in the 30s, another in the 60s, all a little stronger, there was one in the mid 00s i forget when, 2007 maybe

it's not that electronic and radio technology will be completely destroyed, it's just that anyone who isn't prepared for this, and hasn't got military grade EMP protection on their devices is probably going to be the proud owners of many many bricks, their house lighting will be gone, likely not just the power circuits but many small, voltage sensitive devices will be fused and permanently fail, and anything with actual antennas, yeah, buh bye

it's coming soon, extrapolation of the decay curve based on an apparent logarithmic decay we are now in that last 11% or so of the transition to a reversal of the magnetic field impacting us to reverse polarity, and by the information about the Laschamp event probably that means at least 400 years of completely disrupted climate and many other effects that will make life very difficult

Mr Meadow 1y ago

Crazy. I just listened to some of Ben Davidsons stuff on this topic. And here I thought societal collapse was all we had to worry about…

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