So you seriously consider about some rebel internet system. And you start with examples of Iran, China and Korea. Given that it seems in Korean democracy won free internet a decade ago — don’t you think you are trying to solve social problem with technical solutions?

P.S Or am I wrong about Korean example? Is there something special regarding theie internet except for one of the best cyber sportsmen?

Is the nostr protocol a Pandora’s box?

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South Korea.

Despite of having more freedom than North Korea, They are more fucked up.

Who?

You mean like burying one’s head in the sand? Which I think they don’t actually do… wait, so does the metaphor still apply!? 🤯

Staring in nostr timeline for hours,

And turns out nothing seems interesting anyway.

So now trying to get rid of #nostr for a while and do other stuffs.

why do ppl get so upset if bitcoin goes down a little bit one day. it’s never that serious.

You know just because you don't understand my reply it doesn't mean I don't understand the issue.

Bitcoin is a living breathing social construct. Its upgrades are decided by users in consensus. You rip that away, kill it off, when you replace it with a system, which you expressly advertise as being a solution to upgrade debates, that asks miners for permission to upgrade at every step (its gets worse when miners ignore a side chain because they decide its no longer worth their time)

So this is the zombie part. Its still working, but in a mindless way. Its gotten rid of social consensus.

Set it was a joke sarcastic Poast 🫡🫡

i have no idea about either of them, i’m just a pleb looking to learn and hopefully set up my own one day, just to become more knowledgable about the space

uhm, i’m a complete newbie in this regard, so i’m not really sure that there was a difference for all of them like that 💜🤔

how expensive or cheap is it to buy, set up and maintain a node?