That's not a proof, its an observation that isn't exclusive to either model.

Feel free to post your evidence for the Earth moving.

A fantastic read.

This book should be on everyones list to read.

The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve

This is the classic exposé of the Fed that has become one of the best-selling books in its category of all time. Where does money come from? Where does it go? Who makes it? The money magician's secrets are unveiled. Here is a close look at their mirrors and smoke machines, the pulleys, cogs, and wheels that create the grand illusion called money. A boring subject? Just wait. You'll be hooked in five minutes. It reads like a detective story - which it really is, but it's all true. This book is about the most blatant scam of history. It's all here: the cause of wars, boom-bust cycles, inflation, depression, prosperity. Your world view will definitely change. Putting it quite simply, this may be the most important book on world affairs you will ever read. The 5th Edition includes a no-holds barred analysis of bank bailouts that are shown to be nothing less than legalized plunder of the people. Many other updates have been added, including a revision to the list of those who attended the historic meeting at Jekyll Island where the Federal Reserve was created.

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Earth is stationary. The default position. We don't feel or observe motion, every experiment has demonstrated this fact.

Disagree? Post your proof(s).

Maybe trying to appeal to "normies" at this point is wrong and we should first get computer nerds or activists or something like that first.

What are your personal and career goals for 2024?

Sharing some of my biggest changes in 2023

- I overcame my fear of writing in English

I used to be a bit shy when sharing things in English and even hired a native to proofread them, but now I share everything raw and even dare to share in a place full of smart people! I guess better focus on the value you provide instead of worrying about grammar or typos.

I started to write exactly on this day 6 years ago ( in another language ); I've made many mistakes and learned a lot from it, and yes - writing is one of the best POWs out there, I recommend everyone give it a try!

- I stopped buying stupid things

I deleted all the online shopping sites' accounts early this year and started to learn how to make things with my bare hand by being around craftsmen. Much proof coming up soon:) I guess this change is largely because I put most of my savings into BTC - precious money deserves real quality.

- I stopped using any makeup and use natural skincare only

I reached my fiat skincare peak in 2022 when I was in Amsterdam with many shopping bags from all kinds of brands, and I realized how stupid I was! Now I only use simple soap + oil + hamma, and my skin might be the best I've ever seen:)

what are your biggest changes this year? 👀

slowing converting from a rust skeptic to rust maxi. the compiler will initially frustrate you but it is really just trying to teach you something important.

The haskell compiler is similar in a way: it forces you to think about the separation of side effects from pure code. Rust forces you to think about the correctness of references to objects in memory.

Initially it is frustrating but in the end it leads to enlightenment.

Both of my elderly grandmothers are in the hospital. The 97 year old has the flu. The 87 year old has COVID. Both were really bad yesterday, but better today. Fluids and oxygen have done wonders. These ladies have had immense impact on my life, always being there for me and spoiling me, even as an adult. I deeply worry about them and hope they make speedy recoveries. I'm sure they'll be fine. I'm not ready to have them leave my life yet.

It's a long and complicated process. First, I enter all of the relays onto a spreadsheet. Then, I go into my kitchen cabinet and find the box of angel hair spaghetti. I then choose a single strand of spaghetti for each relay that I have entered on my spreadsheet. Next, I break each piece of spaghetti into a specific length, making sure that no piece is within 1 inch of another one. The next part is crucial to this process. I ask my wife to boil a pot of water for me. While, that's boiling, I take careful measurements and assign each piece of spaghetti a relay ID on my spreadsheet. Once the water is boiling, I instruct my wife to cook the spaghetti and to let me know when it's done. When the spaghetti is cooked, I carefully remove each piece as to not break, rip, or stretch the individual strands. Next, I throw those fuckers at the wall. Whichever ones stick, I pull off of the wall and measure their length. I then compare the lengths to the spreadsheet and find the approximate corresponding value. The relays that have corresponding spaghetti that sticks are then saved onto my Nostr profile.

I for one would love to drain the U.S. military industrial complex bone fucking dry

#Bitcoin doesn’t necessarily fix this. They’ll still use taxes and debt, and go around Congress, to fund wars.

We need a complete overhaul and global shift. We need people brave enough to say enough is enough. Progressives pay lip service at this point and provide no sort of revolutionary change they once preached of. It’s depressing as hell.

Do you have a new idea for an open and decentralized protocol for transmitting Bitcoin-denominated IOUs around without anyone having to transfer a big (or a small set of big) central providers but also not having to trust individually each other user in the system? The thing must be scalable and not touch the blockchain. It must involve some trust, but trust must remain decentralized. How?