In Sweden, you are only allowed to deposit $1500/month so it will take 28 years to deposit.

#siamstr is probably nostr's greatest success imo. Not even sure how it happened, seems to be organic or something. Tempted to switch to playstore so I have the autotranslates to dip into it.

I’ve taken 70 hits of acid in one night and lived in a hospital for a year.

This is NOTHING😂

My husband recently observed to me how important conditioning is for people to accept things as normal.

He said that when he first began reading my articles, he was like “Okay but I mean, fiat currency censorship isn’t really *that bad* as you describe”. But then in the years that followed, he was like “oh shit, it actually is. The fact that we have to ask permission to access significant amounts of our own money at banks and say what we will do with it is fucking insane. Why is this normal now?”

In Europe especially but also elsewhere, it’s increasingly common to make cash transactions illegal above a certain threshold value. Above that value, you have to go through centralized, surveilled, corporate/government systems, or you’re doing an illegal transaction.

That seems absolutely insane if introduced out of nowhere, but instead it has been introduced gradually through conditioning and so people are like, “well I don’t use cash anyway so that’s okay I guess, in fact I don’t even know that’s a law now”.

The same is generally true for social media. Filtering communications through centralized pipes is actually a radical position but it’s increasingly the new normal. In fact, the centralization of banking and communications in the hands of the state were two of their ten steps proposed in the Communist Manifesto.

You just got mad cool points with me, by mentioning Sowell. Just sayin.

This is what I see lol. nostr:note1ez2l0lgpqkv8gdwszj0xk0jszy4zz53a7800w4taw38zqj033wasz76eug

What book would you start with?

Dreams. I believe dreaming is a form of time travel.

Pablo versus Will, the final showdown. 🤭

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