Fucked around. Found out.

I got a Bosch a couple years ago and I never want any other kind now.

Sounds like he learned well from the leftists tactics durring the long march.

Almost every description of his activities sounds like the leftist of the US.... except they don't hate their people and call them Nazis, terrorists, or a threat to their country and wish them dead, like the left does here.

Curious, do you advocate what the press and pundits advocated for that resulted in the assignation attempt?

I gave up social media since about June 5 but I downloaded Twitter on Saturday when I heard about the assassination attempt. I just deleted it again. It’s such a bloody cesspool I can’t believe anyone voluntarily spends time there and I feel bad for people who have to use it for their profession.

Fb and instagram have lots of problems but there’s something about the structure of Twitter and the algorithm that just creates a black hole of misery. (Changing the color scheme from blue to black makes a lot of sense.)

Seed Oils, Grains, Carb-Based Diets, Plant-Based Diets and Inflation making beef too expensive.

WTF happened in 1971 and why did America get so fat?

Trump's most enthusiastic critics predict political repression if he wins. If they're right, the thing to do now is to prepare. That means mastering freedom technologies that protect civil liberties: bitcoin, encrypted messaging, and censorship-resistant publication protocols.

We have an op-ed coming out tomorrow with Newsweek that argues this point, among others. Stay tuned, and be prepared to share it widely!

How conciliatory of Trump, given that Vance once called Trump “America’s Hitler.” Of course, if they win, Trump will be all “JD who? I don’t know him.”

The most interesting cultural result of this past weekend is that shy Trump voters are no longer shy. Theyve taken their lead from Trump and are now being bold about their beliefs.

I don't like what Trump did with covid and the vax and not draining the swamp his first term. but his courage is infectious and it's wonderful to see in a population that was acting from fear for the past 4 years.

100%. I’m not a formally trained journalist but I would imagine that rule number one is, “in the middle of a crazy developing situation, only report what you know”.

It might look obvious from 2000 miles away but when you are at the scene of a crowd where gunfire is happening it is very confusing and everybody’s describing different things happening and so you just report what you can confirm. I’m not really sure what the other motivation would be, like they were going to cover this up or something, I’m not really following the logic there.

Not to mock but genuinely just to be clear; You're suggesting "journalistic integrity" is why they reported it the way they did?

Good morning.

I spent most of yesterday working on a new Nostr article that I have in development, among other work.

Obviously, I had to take breaks from time to time to check the breaking news regarding the assassination attempt, since it was being reported on over the course of a few hours and was generational-scale news that can affect many things.

But after each break once I was caught up, I put my head back down and got back to work on the article, including going through Nostr's Github and stuff.

It's easy to get mired in shock news, but after a bit of time to see what happened, any further time spent beyond that is just chasing dopamine and shock value without anything new learned. At that point, it's best to get back to constructive work, or get back to enjoying life with your friends and family.

Don't let the algorithm control you. Become the algorithm.

Interesting way to report this.