Bitcoin is not insurance, it's perfect money

Who is in the dating scene? Is it really like this?

There are also people who post a new intro every day because they know those notes gets the most engagement and zaps.

If you see an intro, don’t zap it. Click through and see if they already posted before.

Adding this to the to-read list:

A Canticle for Leibowitz is a post-apocalyptic social science fiction novel by American writer Walter M. Miller Jr., first published in 1959. Set in a Catholic monastery in the desert of the southwestern United States after a devastating nuclear war, the book spans thousands of years as civilization rebuilds itself.

#christian

I've been comparing it to the physical world, instead.

Having cameras inside everyone's home would save thousands of domestic assault victims. If you have nothing to hide and aren't an abusive person, you shouldn't have any issues with this. After all, it'll keep everyone safer.

Haven't tried it. I don't like the idea of having my Bitcoin node be a streaming server at the same time.

Through constant DCA everyone's stack is slowly converging to 58k.

The great equaliser in a way 🤔

#meme #memes

Just to clear something up for the statists

I support and encourage people to volunteer and make donations for people in need

The difference between that and government control is CONSENT without a THREAT OF VIOLENCE

I hope that makes sense to the dummies

There are some forms of age censorship or ratings that, when you examine them, are kind of backwards.

An example is the Yugioh dub. When Yugioh was dubbed into English and played on western cartoon networks, they didn’t want to show as much death as in the original Japanese version, even though they were for the same age group. Just different cultural standards. So for the dub they created the concept of the Shadow Realm, and so instead of getting killed by a death trap, someone will instead have their soul sent to an eternity of darkness. Hell, basically. This was considered more suitable for children as a concept: eternal darkness and unhappiness rather than physical death.

A lot of Brandon Sanderson books are kind of PG-13. There is a lot of action and death, but usually not a lot of blood or gore, curse words are in fantasy language and thus mostly don’t count. But like, some characters get magically tortured in agony for centuries. Just not in a bloody way.

My novel draft is basically a rated R book. Violence, blood, curses from characters that would curse, etc. But ironically far scarier things happen in Sanderson novels than mine! Nobody gets a century of agony in mine. Just good old fashion normal temporary agony. But because it’s more explicit, that makes it equivalent to R.