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Essence of an offshore wind.

#nature #ocean #coast #waves

I like it bc it really highlights how little people actually understand about Libertarianism… Libertarianism is not Machiavellianism and idk how that seemed to get transposed in 2024.

also is a good reminder how little people actually have done their research… There’s an interview in it with the founder of Whole Foods. Everyone thinks Whole Foods is some liberal movement…. 😅 Whole Foods was founded by a vocal Libertarian activist. He was the speaker at the event I attended.

We live in a clown world where people do a 4 minute google search and then come to the table to argue with people who have dedicated their life’s work to something.

Thats looks amazing. but for me thats an average size meal when it comes to asian food lol. i grew up in an italian household and have been lucky enough to try food from all over. however certain regions and dishes from asia are always my favourite. for about 10 years ive been addicted to pho. and the way asians make duck compared to the rest of the world is outstanding

I really love the idea of Nostr as a digital town square that is an actual free market

- trade

- speech

- religion

Etc

It’s almost a truly public good, in that its owned by no-one, but available to everyone

As a non-technical person, this thread is a classic

An anon sitting around spamming to prove a point, comes out with another anon account, to admit they were behind the attacks

Definition of a faceless keyboard warrior

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Nostr is being pushed as 'impossible to censor,' but that’s a stretch. It started as 'censorship-resistant,' which was honest. Now it’s verging on dishonesty and could mislead people—activists, for example—into thinking it’s like a cypherpunk project that protects them, when it doesn’t. Assange protected his sources and paid for it; with Nostr, the activists could end up paying the price.

On the technical side, this narrative is harmful too. Developers hesitate on basic spam-blocking to avoid being seen as anti-free speech, leading to degraded feeds and frustrated users. Censorship resistance shouldn't be a psy-op we play on ourselves for the benefit of spammers. Nostr improves on the status quo by preventing platform lock-in and making it harder to cancel legit users, and that’s already a valuable step forward.

It seems like you might not be logged in with your nsec?

good morning, moonies.

#grownostr #photostr #moon

Top o’ the morning-

Revisiting a book someone gifted me at my first Libertarian conference in 2011…

It was also the first time I heard about Bitcoin

☕️

Keep being free

yeah you're going out to a not-cheap dinner and you sit down and the first thing everyone has to do is take out their phone and then stare at it, tapping through some pdf file or a crap website to see what to order. and that's assuming you even brought your phone and that you have cell service, because if not (e.g. maybe you're visiting from another country) then you'll have to ask the server for the wifi password, and then try to type in the password, etc.

you should be able to leave your phone at home or in your pocket/purse when you go out for a nice night to connect with other human beings. restaurants are in the hospitality business. it's basic hospitality.

also: menu design—the material, the font, the way it feels in your hand—is an important part of the overall dining experience. to send paying guests to some mobile website tells me you're trying to make life easier for the business and not the guest.

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In my discussion with normies lately I have been trying to get to the real root of our differences. One of the major things that comes up over & over is just how much most people rely on status, or official titles, & other forms of social proof for what is true. It's literally one of the worst heuristics & yet it seems to he the most popular. How do we break people out of their herd mentality?

“put on the spotlight” are your words, I’m letting you know nobody did that, she volunteered. in your own words she put herself on the spotlight (my guess? seeks attention)

She might have the right to express her opinion (our first constitutional right) I never said she didn’t. I also don’t “think” her opinion is baseless or valueless I know it is, it’s a fact, her whole opinion is based on hearsay propaganda from the media, a blind man can tell you that much. All you need is to listen. It is certainly a privilege to express oneself, this is all I will agree on. Not kudos to her for being brave or anything else, no need to give her a participation trophy for making herself look like a fool & her fellow students.