I think this week will be wild with the mental gymnastic of politicians and others

I think it is a nice week to take a break from social media entirely😅

Good morning #Nostr

Remember progress isn't always visible but that doesn't mean it's not happening trust the process keep moving forward and soon enough you'll see how far you've come 🏡

#siamstr #zap

#amethyst

#value4value

Cocaine is a hell of a drug

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The most important election of our lifetime is NOT Republican vs Democrat.

It is what we elect to do with our *money.*

How we choose to save the value of our time and energy.

It is #Bitcoin vs fiat money.

It is decentralization vs centralization.

It is freedom vs slavery.

Anyway, hope you’re having a nice Sunday.

Me: databases are easy nbd.

Also me: ready to admit Technology was a mistake. Throw my computer through a fucking window, run into the woods, and never touch anything more complicated than a lever and pulley ever again.

Herd management tool

ID Cards are NOT an American idea, and unsurprisingly, it is foreigners who are pushing for them. VILE!

Today it became clear to me why Nostr will never gain widespread adoption. It will never be as big as X or Insta. Why? It’s too complicated; its concepts are too specialized. This isn’t just about the UI/UX. Sure, that could be improved, but the technology and the overall concept are simply too advanced for most people.

Most people are straightforward; they want to be guided by the hand and receive a lot of reward (i.e., endorphins) for little effort. Nostr doesn’t offer that. First, the reward here isn’t an immediate endorphin rush; you have to work for it over time. Most people lack the patience and determination required for that. Second, the whole concept of decentralization, key pairs, and rewards in Sats is just not easy to understand. The gap between ease and rewards is too big for about 80%-90% of population.

That’s why Nostr will always remain a niche. Just like weblogs and Tor. It will have its fixed place, but it will never be truly popular or widely adopted. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing. That's Darwinism, survival of the fittest, elitism, top 10% stuff.

People still ensconced in mainstream media are whining about the Washington Post doing something they don’t like. So they are gonna stomp their feet and cancel their subscription.

That will show ‘em!

No one cares.

There is literally an off-ramp for journalists called nostr. You can do journalism and get paid for it on nostr. You can’t get cancelled, censored, or shadowbanned.

Don’t whine about the old system. Build something better. Build your own journalism. Your own audience that can’t be taken from you when Substack or Patreon or whomever changes the rules.

If you serve the public, they will pay you. If you serve your own interests, they will cut you off. No advertisers to tell you what you can and can’t say.

We used to innovate in the United States and that’s what made it great. Let’s get back to that. Where is your sense of adventure? Get off your asses or keep whining that a giant company owned by Jeff Bezos has easily predictable issues.

GM comrades. Christ is king.

Gm ☕️☀️

How do you do, fellow gm enjoyooors?

i was trying to watch something on netflix, and netflix didn't like me using a VPN.

So i torrented the file instead.

Good morning ☕️ ☁️ 🌊 you wonderful Nostr people 🫂💜

#Bitcoin #Coffeechain

GM

Good morning!

GM, Happy weekend meow~~

#catstr #siamstr

Have you heard the good news about our Lord and Savior, hooks?