UI/UX. One relative tried it at my suggestion a few days ago and said a that "it looks and feels like windows 3.11 of a messenger app"

Do we have any open source #CPI measuring services/calculations somewhere? I mean, anyone that's able to think critically won't trust the governments numbers which has been manipulated out of this world for a long time.

Unpopular opinion: Signal sucks. Normies don't care how good its protocol. You can't make people who keep their nudes in cloud accounts care about encrypted P2P chats.

O RLY!?

Beautiful!

How can we help?

There is no second breakfast.

i'm a simple man, i design art and resist the state.

i smoke cigars lit with a dupont in the sun,

i wear a swiss watch telling the wrong time.

i eat fine steaks and travel the world to meet with other sophisticated simpletons,

i was early on the next global reserve currency.

i wasn't always like this, but i am now...

thank you, satoshi🏴‍☠️⚡️

The A16z mind cannot comprehend hard money and truly open systems.

Not the point. When I first got into bitcoin, I didn’t know what the difference even was. I thought bitcoin cash was like a physical version of bitcoin. The best names/titles are self explanatory. If you have to explain your name to someone then it’s a bad name. And when I first read “Bitcoin ecash,” I didn’t notice the e so I thought it was a bitcoin cash project.

Okay, checking in again on nostr after some time away. Trying Primal, which seems to have improved a lot since I last tested it... What else should I be looking at?

Yes it is supposed to go into your digestive system, or at least what doesn't come out is supposed to go there. Mucus has antibodies in it that kill/disable/injur pathogens and carry them into the acidy destruction zone that is your stomach.

Your immune system learns to finish killing the pathogens. One reason you can spread disease via mucus coming out is because YOUR mucus and YOUR immune system work together, and someone else's immune system may not be able to deal with pathogens that were injured by your mucus.

Also mucus simply grabs organisms that are trying to establish a base in your throat and carries them to the stomach where they can't do their thing anymore.

This post is kind of gross but I have to ask.

I try to look at the world through the lens of evolutionary theory. It’s what makes most sense to me. A runny nose kind of makes sense in that your body seems to be trying to eliminate toxins. But instinctively people don’t blow their nose when it starts to run. People didn’t have tissues to blow into before. And when you look at babies and kids, they don’t instinctively blow their nose when they’re sick. When I was a kid with a runny nose, I would keep sniffing everything back up until it ended up in my throat and, at that point, I would just swallow it. I know it’s gross but most kids do that without thinking about it. Even animals like cats and dogs don’t have a way to flush out their mucus. My cat was sick and that mucus never left its body. We had to invent things like neti pots to flush out our sinuses but this isn’t a natural process. Our ancestors couldn’t do things like that. If animals and babies don’t instinctively blow mucus out of their nose, could it be bad for us to do that? It sounds gross but during allergy season I find myself blowing my nose constantly throughout the day and it makes me wonder what effect that has on my body. Mucus isn’t made out of thin air. My body needs to use water and probably a bunch of other resources like electrolytes to make and excrete mucus. As a kid I wouldn’t ever spit out phlegm from my throat but I do this at least twice an hour as an adult. I got into the habit of doing this after smoking weed a few times. It sounds nasty but what if there is something in mucus that our bodies need and it’s using this route to try and get it back into our digestive system?

#asknostr