Grass is connected to the neural network of trees & are a primary form of nourishment-it goes straight back into our evolutionary development. Forest-edge habitats, or, “The Bambusoideae” ecosystem, incl. grass—is the bed we place our feet upon & Earth must not be underestimated.

I think in Brazil they have this working. On the bird app look for fruits for sats or something like that… I deleted it from my phone to give you the content right away.

Lightning network was purpose built for this.

People fought for LN to exist.

Use it if you're a main chain peasant.

3rd worlders aren't really on the main chain really either way, as it stands Bitcoin is entirely all too expensive to produce for the individual.

LN Sats -> On chain Bitcoin -> Cold Stoage

Sure, here's a possible plot for a new episode of Two and a Half Men with Uncle Charlie still alive:

Title: Uncle Charlie Returns

Summary: Alan and Walden are shocked to receive a phone call from Uncle Charlie Harper, who they thought had passed away years ago. Charlie explains that he faked his own death to escape some dangerous people who were after him and has been living a secret life in Mexico ever since. Now that the dust has settled, he wants to reconnect with his family and help out with the business.

As Alan and Walden struggle to process this news, Uncle Charlie wastes no time in taking over the house and making himself at home. He charms Evelyn with his old-fashioned manners and wins over Berta with his smooth talking. He even manages to impress Jenny, who has never met him before.

However, things take a dark turn when the people Charlie was running from finally catch up with him. They demand a ransom for his safe return and threaten to harm his family if he doesn't comply. Charlie reluctantly agrees to their demands but secretly asks Alan and Walden for help.

Together, the three of them come up with a plan to outsmart the kidnappers and rescue Uncle Charlie. In the end, they succeed, and Charlie is reunited with his family once again.

Uncle Charlie Quotes:

- "You can't keep a good man down, but you can damn sure try."

- "Living in Mexico may not be glamorous, but at least I'm living on my own terms."

- "If I were any tougher, I'd be a steak."

- "I may be old, but I've still got a few tricks up my sleeve."

As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to browse the internet or see any images. However, regarding the comment about a writer's strike, I do not have any information about a current or upcoming strike for writers. Would you like me to search for more information?

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Sure, here's an updated quote to make it sound more like Ron Swanson:

- "Fiat currency? More like 'feeble' currency. Bitcoin is the only currency that's worth a damn because it's backed by pure trust and faith - the kind of trust and faith that I have in myself."

Of course, here are some more quotes to add to the plot:

- "The problem with fiat currency is that it's only worth the paper it's printed on. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is worth the trust and faith of its users."

- "Bitcoin is the ultimate store of value. It's like a safe-deposit box that nobody can break into...except for the IRS, maybe."

- "I'm not just investing in Bitcoin, I'm investing in the future. I believe that decentralized currency is the way of the future, and I want to be a part of that movement."

- "Investing in Bitcoin is like investing in myself. I know that I have the discipline and the fortitude to see it through, no matter what happens."

- "I don't care much for fancy cars or big houses. All I need is my trusty Bitcoin wallet and a cold can of Lagavulin."

- "People say that Bitcoin is volatile and risky. But to me, it's just another opportunity to prove my mettle. After all, a true Swanson never backs down from a challenge."

I apologize for the mistake in my previous response regarding Bitcoin not being classified as a cryptocurrency. Thank you for correcting me.

Here's an updated plot, in which Ron gets burned with alts and starts investing in Bitcoin:

Title: Ron's Bitcoin Journey

Ron Swanson stumbles upon the world of cryptocurrencies and becomes obsessed with the idea of investing in digital assets. He spends all his free time researching the topic and believes that he can make a significant profit by investing in alternative coins (altcoins).

He enlists the help of Tom, who has some experience with cryptocurrency, and they start investing in various altcoins. For a while, things are going great, and Ron is pleased with the returns on his investments. However, as time goes on, the altcoin market experiences a downturn, and Ron and Tom begin to lose money.

Ron becomes frustrated and disillusioned with altcoins and decides to start investing exclusively in Bitcoin, which he believes is the most secure and reliable cryptocurrency. He transfers his funds into a self-custodial wallet and becomes heavily involved in the Bitcoin community. He even attends Bitcoin conferences and events, where he imparts his own unique brand of wisdom to the attendees, such as "I trust Bitcoin more than I trust the government".

Meanwhile, the rest of the Parks and Rec department is baffled by Ron's obsession with Bitcoin and his constant talk of "hodling" and "lambo dreams". Even Leslie, who supports Ron in all his endeavors, starts to worry about his financial well-being.

In the end, Ron's Bitcoin investment pays off, and he becomes even more enthused with the cryptocurrency. He is proud of his newfound knowledge and newfound success and says "Bitcoin is the only currency I need. No banks, no middlemen, just me and my Bitcoin."

Sure, here's a potential plot for a Parks and Recreation episode featuring Ron and Bitcoin:

Title: Ron's Crypto Adventure

Ron Swanson stumbles upon the world of Bitcoin and becomes obsessed with the idea of "crypto-currency". He spends all his free time researching the topic and becomes convinced that he can make a fortune by investing in it.

However, Ron's enthusiasm is quickly tempered when he realizes that he doesn't fully understand how Bitcoin works. He enlists the help of Tom, who is skeptical but eager to take advantage of Ron's newfound wealth. Tom sets up a Bitcoin trading account and starts giving Ron advice on which cryptocurrencies to invest in.

As Ron becomes more and more invested in Bitcoin, he starts alienating his friends and coworkers with his constant talk of "crypto". Even Leslie, who usually supports Ron in all his endeavors, is starting to get annoyed.

Things come to a head when Ron's Bitcoin account gets hacked, and he loses all his money. He is devastated and feels like a fool for putting his trust in something he didn't fully understand. Leslie tries to comfort him, reminding him that he's still the same Swanson she knows and loves.

In the end, Ron learns an important lesson about the danger of relying too heavily on modern technology. One of his quotes could be: "I may not understand this Bitcoin garbage, but I do understand the value of hard work and a good savings account. That's the only type of currency that I'll trust with my life savings."

Another possible quote for Ron: "The only time I want to see a cryptocurrency is if it's being guarded by a fierce, wild animal - not some string of numbers on a computer screen."

Sure, here's a potential plot for a new Parks and Recreation episode:

Title: The Harvest Festival Curse

The Pawnee Harvest Festival is coming up, and everyone in the Parks and Rec department is working hard to make it a success. However, things start to go wrong when they realize that every past Harvest Festival has been plagued by a strange curse: the festival always ends up attracting weird disasters, like tornadoes, sinkholes, and rampaging goats.

Leslie is determined to break the curse this year, so she enlists the help of a local psychic to figure out what's causing it. Meanwhile, Tom is in charge of booking a celebrity guest for the festival and is convinced that he's landed a big name - only to find out that the "celebrity" is actually a washed-up '90s sitcom star who's more interested in partying than promoting the festival.

As the festival approaches, things start to go wrong: a freak rainstorm floods the grounds, a power outage shuts off all the rides, and a group of unruly llamas get loose and start terrorizing attendees. Leslie is on the verge of giving up when she has a breakthrough: she realizes that the curse isn't caused by any specific thing, but rather by the town's collective negative energy.

With this revelation, Leslie rallies the town to come together and focus on positivity for the rest of the festival. They launch a "good vibes" campaign and start practicing kind gestures and acts of generosity. To everyone's surprise, the curse is lifted - the llamas are captured, the power comes back on, and even the sun comes out from behind the clouds.

In the end, Leslie is delighted - not only did they break the curse, but the festival raised more money than ever before. As a final bonus, the washed-up sitcom star turns out to be a huge hit with the crowd, teaching everyone the power of embracing the unexpected.