The podcasts of Graham Hancock with Joe Rogan are very interesting. I'm very curious to what archeologists will find in the Amazon forest area in the coming years. Evidence is building up that there huge societies within the Amazon rain forest which where all destroyed by the European diseases brought there in the 16th century by Spanish explorers. Even more interesting are the conversations about the speculation that there might have been advanced societies 11000 years ago just before the last ice age started.

https://www.jrepodcast.com/guest/graham-hancock/

If you don't want to sell your soul, you probably need two to three income streams to be able to not feeling the need to 'self-censor' yourself ór be financially vulnerable to being cancelled because of your stances. It's easier said then done, but if you are financially 'safe' you feel much more free to say what you think. Making people poor = making them obedient. That's why Marxism is so dangerous...

There are realtors and investors calling land owners in Hawaii who lost their homes and possible family members to the fires. Obv not to ask how they are doing, but to make them an offer for their land.. Let that sink in. 🤮🤢

The greatest companions!

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Ppl have lost their minds. It's very sad.

she is a pretty good journalist hehe

I loved this episode of Peter Santenello going to this sorta 'tribe' or whatever you want to call it. They own a huge private area of land (each inhabitant needs to own land in the area) where they either live or go in the weekend. This is what the USA used to about (and in this case is still about). Yes, there is no law enforcement or hospital nearby, but that's a small price to pay for a feeling of absolute freedom.

https://youtu.be/OfhUsiMis5o

Very true, but whistleblowers are still here and revolts are increasing. Revolutionary uprising might not be that far away. It just takes longer becasue the matrix has been fighting back through 'Divide and Conquer' and are lucky that people are enslaved to their smartphones instead of wanting to fight for a better future... Bitcoin and nostr are both revolutionary tools to give the power back to the people, it gives us the opportunity to create our own communities. A new type of government can and will arise, as long as the people want it.

Impressive. I'm going to reading it properly tonight, but I liked the quick scan I just did!

Simply lovely input... Freaking revolutionary if you compare it to our current tax system. Such systems would already be possible within close knit communites (like Bitcoin citadels hehe). If you are ok with it I would love to share ideas with you sometime.

Would love to know more about that (first time I heard about it tbh). If you can make an intro, I would be more than willing to contribute! Might even integrate it with the study (my employer pays this study for me)...

No absolutely not, the piece of paper is a scam. And yes, for us it's common sense but the hard part is convincing as many other parties as possible. I've got the opportunity to study one day during my work week, so better focus on themes which matter.

I'm gonna do Masters in Public Administration starting next month. I'l focus on how public services can regain trust by decreasing taxes, giving power back to people, make people LESS dependant on the government and be more transparant and accountable. I have yet to figure out how I can incorporate bitcoin and nostr into my study. Any ideas are more the welcome!

Users from different backgrounds who all think that centralized power = bad for both the financial systems as well as social media. Those users prefer to use dialogue instead of debate here. It's way less toxic and thus emotionally draining than f.e. twitter/X

Is George Orwell referred to in primary schools and/or high schools? I remember my English teacher telling us to read 'Animal Farm', but I can't remember if that was just his own idea or that schools find his writings important. I hope for the latter.

nostr will succeed.

This is the fight: public administrations against the private institutions which are trying to onboard people. In countries without national sovereignity the private sector already won...

No not really, but that step should be relative small as paying with phones and smartwatches is normal here.

That's harsh but funny