It’s not stealing if they have options. It’s voluntary.
Yeah, totally. Discovering what is real, and what is actually meant by someone. That's kind of the best way to approach everything. I think some feminists do try to understand and take the right approach. I think that the name is confusing because we often get in our heads that benefiting one group or person must come at the expense of another, and that is true when it is done by force, but not true when it is done by voluntary action.
It is ok to be pro-white or pro-woman or to specifically seek to help out blacks, just as long as you don't privilege them with government favor or any other use of force to do it.
For example, the black American family has been systematically decimated by the incentives of the state. A movement to advance black people by voluntary exchange, mutual cooperation, self-reliance, and gun ownership, say something called a "Black Libertarian Movement," (God, please let that become a thing!) can easily be seen to be a good thing. A Marxist statist group aimed at using the state to force companies to prefer black workers and black narratives, on the other hand, is inherently racist because it uses force to treat blacks and all others differently. Such an evil organization might masquerade as something benign and call itself "Black Lives Matter."
Actually subjective definitions are not antithetical to proper communication. Anarchy of language works. It is when people use force to manipulate language, when people deceive, that communication breaks down.
It is like the subjective theory of value, which when understood and respected, leads to regular prices and economic prosperity and equality. When it is misunderstood and when power to control other people's definitions of value is fought over, dysfunction ensues. Same with the fight for authority over language.
debunking #bitcoin misinformation
I have a feeling this is going to drive more #lightning adoption.
That's fucked up. Censorship like that not only ruins comedy; it ends up eliminating people's understanding or any clue of how things were like in the past or the reality of other people's situations.
Ha ha! I fucking said over and over last year that this was going to happen with proof of stake.
Holders have much less incentive to risk deploying their capital productively when they can just earn a guaranteed risk-free reward through staking.
https://fortune.com/2023/09/16/ethereum-developers-slow-staking-source-of-reliable-crypto-returns/
Nice. If they had half a mind, they would price staking according to necessity, not at a high-ass fixed rate, to incentivize productive use of assets.
As long as there is a diversity of different things to appeal to different users with varying levels of understanding, it's good. Perhaps they need more variety?
Yep! Also, right now cars are expensive and they're gonna keep going down in price due to increased supply. I'd hold off unless you find a really really good deal.
The is-ought divide cannot be breached except with an assertion, an assumption, of moral value judgement, or of objective observation of an existing moral value judgement. Economics studies people's value judgements and is the closest thing to "objective morality" that we have. Nothing is objectively good except in that it objectively is valued by some entity or marketplace as good. But you can use that to derive common solutions to common problems of morality thag people have. Libertarianism with sound money satiates the vast majority of moral values of people greater than any other system.
(I might have stumbled all the way out the window just a bit) #zapathon
I love this!! How do I get in on this #zapathon?
Saw this poster on Tumblr. So excited for this movie!! #barbenheimer
WTF 🙊… Sorry
A new anti-bitcoin campaign by US Greenpeace. 🤡
#FighttheFud #Bitcoin 💜
#Plebchain https://nostr.build/av/fed57f693369085334ad9a3e3edcb597faac8353d8bb98b77e22cc34c48fc8db.mov
Idiots. Bitcoin's power usage is already something like 59% sustainable energy sources due to natural economic incentives. https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/bitcoin-uses-mostly-sustainable-energy