Fed aura, but privacy is privacy. Trailblazing with honeypots will have to do
One benefit of going to therapy is it’ll keep you from joining the army once that starts sounding like a good idea in your deep-fried head
will try again later this year, but experience with their email alias features was bad
Biometrics don’t belong on cold storage. Likewise, if a thing is connected to the internet, it knows it’s you
nostr might grow up to be the de facto identity system. regardless of official or legal status it just works
top 3 free apps in App Store:
- ChatGPT
- Delivery tracking app
- Get ready for war app
No one will prepare you for all the unprepared plebs. These mfs are concerned that you bring a cage for your pet instead of thinking about how to defend the country
“we had to buy drones with your pension” is such a convenient way to explain away fiat debasement
keep promoting Bitcoin. It’ll save lives
For every employee entering what they should not, there are many more frustrated that they’re being responsible and missing out on AI
Having to pay bills with broken money sucks, but even worse would be thinking that all is fine in fiat land when it’s not
Many take it personally because they don’t zoom out
It’s not enough that we work in a system. The system needs to be overhauled
Just adding extra steps. If the content is good, people will mirror it one way or another. You can’t throw money at everything. Focus on producing stuff worth keeping
Good content stays up. Don’t need to worry about how
Before reading that last bit, I was thinking that this is the perfect AI job
Cool. This was a weak point of multi-sig for me that many still don't think about. No digital backups should be required
It does not feel like it this morning, but yeah. Every day is just as golden, and we’ll be old for longer than young
After setting your mind on Bitcoin, the habit of feeling like you need to run on the fiat treadmill won’t go away overnight. Already being where you need to be is a foreign experience. Watch the world as it catches up, but there is nowhere to run towards (or away from?)
Many consider $0.01 to be junk and a nuisance. Fiat cents make it clear that they are not money from the beginning
But somehow, junk multiplied captures people’s imagination as worth something
The tiniest amounts deny access to the most people. Zero should not be so sticky. You can always get off zero with Bitcoin
“Under this most inclusive approach, poverty isn’t measured solely by income thresholds. Instead, it encompasses:
• Extreme Poverty: Those living on less than US$2.15 per day (adjusted for purchasing power), which captures the people facing the most severe deprivations.
• Moderate Poverty: People living on less than US$3.65 to US$6.85 per day—levels that, while above the extreme threshold, still fall short of ensuring a decent standard of living in many contexts.
• Relative Poverty: Individuals earning less than a certain percentage (often around 50%) of their society’s median income. This recognizes that even in wealthier nations, many people are economically marginalized relative to their peers.
• Multidimensional Poverty: A broader measure that looks beyond income to assess deprivations in essential areas like health, education, sanitation, housing, and social inclusion. Tools like the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) capture these overlapping deprivations.
When you combine these criteria, you capture not only those who are absolutely poor but also a wide range of people who lack access to basic services and opportunities—even if their income alone might not label them “extremely poor.” Some analyses using this comprehensive definition suggest that nearly half of the global population (about 3–4 billion people) face significant deprivations in at least one key dimension of well-being.”
ChatGPT about poverty: “When poverty is defined very broadly—not just in terms of daily income but also by factors such as access to education, healthcare, clean water, sanitation, and overall living conditions—the number of people considered “poor” rises dramatically. While traditional measures (like living on less than US$1.90 a day) indicate that roughly 1.1 billion people live in extreme poverty, a more inclusive, multidimensional definition can classify between 3 and 4 billion people as poor. This broader view suggests that nearly half the world’s population faces significant deprivations in at least one key aspect of a decent standard of living.”
Are you poor? It’s 50/50.
Such an insane planet. We need to fix this.
This “identity house” idea is still blowing my mind. I’ve never heard it taught this way, or the message was lost. But You are not “one thing.”
This is a trap of seeking “enlightenment” in some kind of monism. Even if you feel “one with everything” you are still wrong, and will fall apart after facing challenges. Things are complex and contain multitudes for a reason. It adds resilience.