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CosmoCrixter
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A lyrical nomad in Bitcoin space.

Great idea! Got some good ones from different regions to recommend?

Very cool. What’s going on there at the moment? I mean, I know that’s sort of an impossible question to ask, since it’s a whole country of many places, towns and cities. But what’s going on that the rest of the world should know about.

This, by the way, is one of the most important uses of Nostr, in my opinion: to give voice to the suppressed.

Oh snap. That’s freaking great.

Yooo! How’d you get that hot purple ostrich icon?!

Halloo, my friend! Glad to see you’re experimenting with Nostr. I’m relatively new here but I am very happy it exists and is developing and being developed.

Personally I think he’s just trying to maximize the grift and attract maximally gullible noobs and rubes so he can pump his BSV bags, not so different from Richard Heart with HEX.

Oh man, BVM, thank you! I really enjoyed this one. Gotta give a big thanks to the other Andrew Bailey (the philosopher/Bitcoiner) for suggesting this one.

You know what? I had kind of a mental ā€œsea changeā€ listening to a Jeff Booth podcast about three months ago. Can’t remember which one (there are so many!). In it he was talking about the kind of engagement Bitcoiners have with legacy finance people and he was explaining that bitterness and vitriol is kind of an irrelevant response because they either just ignore Bitcoiners or dig in harder in their prejudices against us.

So since then I’ve been *trying* (not always succeeding) to be less caustic and more ā€œbemusedā€ in the tone in my letters. I also tried it with the letter to the New York Times that I wrote in May. I actually *feel* better in my heart (not so angsty) afterwards.

Posted this Open Letter two days ago on Twitter, but with the way things are going, who knows if my Twitter account will last or be taken down because I’m a rabble rouser. So I’m also posting it here. Anyway, this is my most recent Open Letter and it’s to the Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey. As a Bitcoiner and node runner, I’m addressing him banker to banker.

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