Why hasn’t anyone who laundered money for Jeffrey Epstein been arrested?

trying to steelman the tiktok ban: if US intelligence could prove it was being used as a propaganda tool and a way to increase mental instability, is it the role of government to protect its people beyond physical borders? seems more of their energy could be put towards the physical health of its citizens if that were the case.

Bitcoiners: what is your go-to #Bitcoin Lightning wallet you recommend to nocoiners if you want to send them sats?

#AskNostr

Fuck Reddit

Privacy is not a crime!

Lots of opinions & not enough building

If you think you can do better then do better.

Yeah def still expecting to interview. Hoping I get more eyes on my application rather than it getting lost in the pile. Thx for the input, hopefully it works out like that for me too.

If you work for FAANG or some other big tech company:

Do referrals actually mean anything? Seen a lot of conflicting info on this, with some saying it makes sure an actual human looks at your application, while others say it makes no difference at all.

I'm talking about referrals from managers I actually know, not low level employees selling em on LinkedIn or something.

The first time we find gold on the Moon, Mars or an asteroid, that entire market is going to go up in smoke.

Hopefully taxes are gone by the time I want to spend any BTC 🙂

Don't try to convince anyone to buy bitcoin, instead ask them ther pertinent questions so they find the right answers themselves.

It must be both, if something isn't property then it is useless as money because no one would want to receive it for their goods/services.

It's p2p cash because you can transact said property without 3rd party paper, that's a nightmare for the state

It must be both, if something isn't property then it is useless as money because no one would want to receive it for their goods/services.

It's p2p cash because you can transact said property without 3rd party paper, that's a nightmare for the state

#Watching Civil War

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.