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Library genesis is a godsend

Almost every book I've been reading over the last few years for free cost over a 1000 INR

can completely empathise with bitcoiners in india who are utterly hopeless about life, feel stuck and think they're trapped

socialism can do that to a person, even if he's feeling good about his own financial prospects

Resisting the urge to move to El Salvador

All these Indians using the country as a 'donkey route' to get to the US have no idea

That tweet by David Bailey really was something 😂

An excerpt from one of Swatantra party's pamphlets in the 1960's.

India was indeed asking the most important questions back then.

(From the book: 'Toward a Free economy' by Aditya B)

The world needs more Mises and less Keynes

Initially, zaps felt very similar to likes and reposts. But once my brain adjusted to the fact that there is real money involved, I started becoming conscious about the kind of content I zapped.

For example, if I received zaps for a particular note I put a certain amount of effort to create and post, I would want to hold on to it or zap another note that I feel has done the same.

There's this annoying factor called 'Stickiness' that skews their decision-making. They have to prioritise retaining users because that's what makes them valuable. Any feature that increases stickiness will take priority over everything else.

In Nostr, Amethyst can set a direction for itself that is different from Primal and not care about retention because the stickiness is much much lower here. I switch between the two all the time because both give me different kinds of experiences that don't necessarily overlap. I love it here on Nostr.

Localised information networks are better and more feasible.

Knowing what information is relevant and what isn't is a necessary life skill.

Screenshots of ragebait tweets are making an appearance on Nostr

Ah mon dieu