When you’re pricing #Bitcoin in a fiat contract that is being debased (slowly or quickly) you are thinking as a trader.

Ie - I’m going to trade my #Bitcoin (at some price) for a money that must be devalued further (at some point)

While you may win a short term on the “trade”, the truth is that #Bitcoin is repricing everything. (Just some things are holding their value better than others)

And picking up pennies in front of a steamroller is a pretty risky strategy in my humble opinion!!!

GM from the top of mount Batur

Earning sats is always tight, regardless. 😀

I'm currently experiencing a stage of life where I'm witnessing changes, such as some of my friends getting married and the people I know growing older. It's quite strange, tbh.

Really don't know how to feel about it. 🤷‍♂️

Amazing how russia, china and india all landed on the moon at the same time and put out ghetto videos that look like they were made for $4 on fiverr with the earth upside down to boot 🤣

Question is WHY?

Only thing that makes sense is that BRICS is trying to reveal the biggest deception of them all in their own

round about way.

Not only was the moon landing fake, the moon is fake, the whole solar model is fake, outer space is fake.

The celestial bodies we see are projections from the heavens and we are living in a duson sphere.

I’ve known this for 15 yrs. Lots more to say but.. no time sorry

This is the real me

Every single person in egypt and nigeria would LOVE some of Gaddaffis tyranny and lack of freedom.

Stop watching Al Jazerra

Yeah I heard the same line from syrians saying how evil Bashar is. I slapped them and so should you. Dude lived in a tent and made that place a paradise, he was an angel by comparison.

U believe this? Where ya hear it bbc ?

Haha. The people who gave him the money for his stable of rolls royces lol.

Quite an interesting story. But he was a cult leader. 99% truth, 100% deception.

The alternative might be to have a decentralised system where each and every neighbour govern itself with some guidance from cities, less influence from the state, and even less intervention from the federal level. Indonesia is the closest thing to this system on a large scale.

That was Libya. They had that exact system.

The "remaking of Libyan society" contained in Gaddafi's ideological visions began to be put into practice formally in 1973, with a cultural revolution. This revolution was designed to create bureaucratic efficiency, public interest and participation in the subnational governmental system, and national political coordination. In an attempt to instill revolutionary fervor into his compatriots and to involve large numbers of them in political affairs, Gaddafi urged them to challenge traditional authority and to take over and run government organs themselves. The instrument for doing this was the people's committee. Within a few months, such committees were found all across Libya. They were functionally and geographically based, and eventually became responsible for local and regional administration.

People's committees were established in such widely divergent organizations as universities, private business firms, government bureaucracies, and the broadcast media. Geographically based committees were formed at the governorate, municipal, and zone (lowest) levels. Seats on the people's committees at the zone level were filled by direct popular election; members so elected could then be selected for service at higher levels. By mid-1973 estimates of the number of people's committees ranged above 2,000. In the scope of their administrative and regulatory tasks and the method of their members' selection, the people's committees purportedly embodied the concept of direct democracy that Gaddafi propounded in the first volume of The Green Book, which appeared in 1976. The same concept lay behind proposals to create a new political structure composed of "people's congresses". The centerpiece of the new system was the General People's Congress (GPC), a national representative body intended to replace the RCC.

I love the idea of custom browser startpages, rather than having a soulless homepage on the browser. Maybe I'll be able to build something interesting with all the nostr perks.

And it's not a high bar; most browser's homepages don't even let you change the default search engine.

I have no respect for anyone who still believes in democracy. Like talking to a child whose heart is closed. Dangerous