testing again.

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testing.

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what’s the best way to share a note in a comment? #asknostr

i circle around this for a while

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transparency = equilibrium ☯️

beautiful design, great feature

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“protecting eu citizens from serious harm” - the definitions of ‘protection’ and ‘harm’ have been pushed to the next level.

i like a presentation to sink in. idea, title, then outline, then a few days to think and look around through the prism of that outline. and then boom, six-hour me-and-slides marathon, and ready to roll!

the universe seeks equilibrium, a balanced state. while reducing entropy is possible, it demands energy.

bitcoin has a physics-backed advantage. it just needs time.

reading two books at the moment: “civilized to death” and “the deficit myth.”

both share some common, disturbing notions on civ, taxes, and poverty.

“since 1977, the Fed has operated under a dual mandate from Congress, that directs the Fed to pursue max employment and stable prices. basically, Congress put the Fed in charge of jobs and inflation (…) The mandate is predicated on the belief that there’s delicate balance between too much employment and too little. it also assumes that the Fed has the ability to move the economy to its sweet spot, where just the ‘right’ number of ppl are kept on the sidelines, wanting to work but trapped in unemployment for the sake of keeping prices in check. (…) to put it crudely, the Fed uses unemployed human beings as its primary weapon against inflation.” ~ the deficit myth

“poverty is a most necessary ingredient in society (…). it’s a source of wealth, since without poverty, there could be no labor.” ~ civilized to death

“the gov doesn’t want dollars, it wants to provision itself. the tax isn’t there to raise money. it’s there to get people working and producing things for the gov.” ~ tdm

“taxes are there to create a demand for gov currency.” ~ tdm

committed to building a transparent commercial real estate industry, nostr’s progress shows the way. #proptech

https://www.inc.com/rohini-venkatraman/4-ways-to-get-back-creativity-you-had-as-a-kid.html

after watching the ai video nostr:npub1xtscya34g58tk0z605fvr788k263gsu6cy9x0mhnm87echrgufzsevkk5s shared, i found myself diving deep into a rabbit hole.

the progress in ai video is enormous. imo, we might soon enter a (short) ‘weightless’ time where it’ll be hard to tell what’s real. this could lead to a total shift in trust paradigms, maybe even pushing us back toward face-to-face relationships, which are harder to fake.

this got me thinking about true digital identities (not just emails) and the importance of protocols like #nostr. if i can sign a note with my nsec, why not a video or photo?

but the big question haunting me: how do we confirm identity without relying on government-issued documents?

yeah, her right hand looks a little off, but that seems to be the final artifact.

leatherman rules! 😀

powerful force, once you realize it

“we are the only species that lives in zoos of our own design. each day, we create the world we are going to inhabit” ~ chris ryan

what do bitcoin and real estate share? scarcity. btc's supply is locked, and so is the planet's—150 trillion sqm of land, 350 trillion sqm of water, and the entire troposphere.

where do they differ?

nostr is only partially attractive to haters. you can say what you want, but you’ll only reach those who want to listen. so, it’s just another bubble.

hate needs algorithms to artificially push content into people’s feeds to truly spread.

and that’s where nostr wins. here, i control what i see and read.