Amplifying, sharing, boosting, etc, a good point or thread is different. I’m talking about replying by quoting instead of just replying in the thread. It’s distasteful.

Depends how you use it, no? I’m guessing you’re assuming it’ll be used for one-up-man-ship and to belittle the people they’re quoting? Doesn’t have to be. I’m all for Nostr not turning into Twitter but that’s less to do with a client’s features and more to do with people being dicks

What I’m saying #[0]​ is that doing what I’m doing right here makes it obvious that I’m talking past you instead of to you, because rather than feeling confident in myself I need to appeal to my followers for validation. If it was merely about helping others see an interesting conversation then I could just repost, and continue replying in the actual conversation thread.

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I'll be live on CNBC with KELLLYYYY in 30 minutes to discuss the collapse of the banking system, the tarnished credibility of the Fed, and why #Bitcoin  matters now more than ever.

I plan on absolutely fucking shit up 🤣

Hoodie on, closet empty. Let’s gooooooooo 🚀

This incensorability of market information provided by Bitcoin is fundamental to freedom of expression and thought. It allows people to transact and communicate safely, without fears and insecurities about their assets and the fruit of their suffered work. This is especially important for workers and all those who are at the base of the production chain, living in underdeveloped countries such as Brazil

That's why Bitcoin is a forceful response to authoritarianism and censorship. He is the manifestation of our belief in freedom and privacy. In a constant battle against those who wish to limit our rights, bitcoiners continue to unite as a strong and anti-fragile community, demonstrating to the world that Bitcoin represents a transnational movement for freedom and privacy.

Bitcoiners from all over the world have built a series of applications and implementations, transforming Bitcoin into a hydra of more and more heads, increasingly anti-fragile. Within this context of universal collaboration, NOSTR was born.

"Notes and Other Things Transmitted by Relays" (Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays", is a protocol developed by a Brazilian, with the objective of allowing the creation of social networks and communication channels resistant to censorship. NOSTR was born to provide us with decentralized and uncensored communication on the web, using a private key and public key system similar to that of Bitcoin, sustained through relays instead of us.

NOSTR is a protocol without owners and through it any people can exchange messages with each other through applications that can be created within the network by any developer. The protocol is open source and based on simple and flexible event objects, combined with standard elliptic curve cryptography for keys and signatures.

fluoride? perchance.

Done ✅🤙🍀☯️

Taxi said be there in 5 mins.

20 mins ago.

Sweet.

Holy shit this is funny 😆

Travel: Embracing the Uncomfortable

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Traveling to new places is an adventure that comes with a mix of excitement, anticipation, and uncertainty. It's an opportunity to break out of the mundane routines of daily life and immerse oneself in a new environment. But why do we seek out these experiences that challenge us, make us uncomfortable, and sometimes even scare us?

Perhaps it's because we have a deep-seated desire to test ourselves, to see what we're made of, and to expand our limits. In a world where safety and comfort are prized above all else, it can be hard to find opportunities to push ourselves to the brink. And that's where travel comes in - as a mild form of testing that allows us to confront our fears and grow as individuals.

But why do we seek out discomfort when comfort is so readily available? It's because we crave the challenge. We want to know what we're capable of, and we want to push ourselves to be better. Comfort is safe, but it's also a bit boring. To get out of that boredom and stagnation requires being pushed and travel is one of the best ways to do just that.

When we travel, we're forced to navigate unfamiliar territory, communicate in a new language, and adapt to a new culture. We're no longer at the top of the status hierarchy, and we're no longer in control. Instead, we're the foreigner, the tourist, the noob. And that can be scary. But it's also an opportunity to learn, to grow, and to create unforgettable memories.

As we face new challenges and push ourselves out of our comfort zones, we learn more about ourselves and what we're capable of. We discover strengths we never knew we had, and we confront weaknesses that we can work to improve. And as we do all of this, we create memories that are sharper, more vivid, and more meaningful than anything we could experience in our daily lives.

So the next time you find yourself itching for a challenge, seek out discomfort. Embrace the unfamiliar, push yourself to the brink, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Whether it's traveling to a new place or taking on a new challenge in your daily life, remember that it's the discomfort that makes us grow.

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