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Diacone Frost
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punk's not dead

why are you always on the top of my feed. like 1m. 😂

true, but mostly irrelevant.

if he's meant to be dead he would be dead.

if they wanted him in jail he would be in jail.

or there's no such thing as deep state. It's a theathre and don't believe a single word he says.

that applies to all politions.

Replying to Avatar SuiGenerisJohn

Idea for a game: Communists vs Capitalist. Two players. You can either pick the side of the central planner, or the free market. The capital are a limited set of resources set in a limited resource environment to make the math easier. Think energy, consumables, capital assets each with perhaps one subset tier of item, e.g., expensive scarces fuel and cheap abundant fuel; cheap low utility consummables and expensive high utility fuels, all with various weights, etc. Both sides can control certain different policy settings, e.g., focus on population growth and comption, or focus on defense against external threats like war or disease, etc. These policy weights incentivize the allocation of capital and consumption perhaps controlled by taxes and/or other incentivizations. Each side gets the same set of npcs, each with various incentive profiles, risk takers and risk adverse, prestige v. anonymity, etc. The goal of the game is to, at the end of a set time limit, have the most stable population to net asset ratio, i.e., if the trend lines were drawn to infinity population vs resources and assets would not directionally be trending to zero.

As the central planner you have complete control over the allocation of capital by the agents (npcs in the game). In otherwords you can directly override their default incentives by dictatorial decree and therefore impose your will on how resources are allocated to different tasks. However, the game can't be paused and operates like an active simulation in real time and so you have to constantly watch the societies resources and modify the allocation of resources to account for issues in real time.

As the free market sovereign you cannot direct the actions of agents other than by modfying the policies that impinge on agents incentives.

Thoughts? #gamestr #asknostr #gfy

Do you know tropico?

I'm fine with my border wallet(s) and tails with sparrow on a stick.

Thank you.

IDK, so many bright minds pointed out e.g. how (not only) our monetary system is wrong and what they got? Thinking about Bastiat, Mises, Hayek, Rothbard, ... and Kant, Socrates, Aristoteles, Hippasus. And many more. ignored, ridiculed or killed.

Most ppl don't want to listen to great philosophers because they don't provide easy solutions, only remind you all the hard work you have to do for you, your fam or community.

I did my part of work in last 30 years.

Now I know that I'll never know enough. That's the only lesson I learned.

Still punk, ancap, still don't give a shit about others opinions, diets, excercising, or other crap.

Please, could someone give me some piece of advise about how should I live my life? /s

I said that many times: every single law must have an expiration date. I'd say 4 years top.

if there is a consensus that it's still a thing reset the clock.

Tak tomu neverim ani trochu

Pokud vim tlaci to hlavne pirati a starostove. A taky svaz prumyslu a obchodu.

Replying to Avatar Cyph3rp9nk

IMF and El Salvador

During all these years of self-education and search for the truth, which by the way led me to Bitcoin, one of the things I learned is that the IMF is the monetary instrument used by the US to subjugate countries and take away their national sovereignty.

The most significant case of our time was Japan, many do not know the history, and as it is somewhat long and complex I refer you to the great documentary “Princes of the Yen”.

If there is one thing that “Bitcoiners” are guilty of, it is naivety. Bukele has made a pact with the devil, Bukele is not as good as you think, he is just a politician, if he had really been smart and had thought about his people, rather than asking for a loan to the IMF he would have opted for the old tactic of save and do not spend what you do not have.

Oh yes, now he has bought 10 more bitcoins, as if he spends the 1400 million in Bitcoin, so far the IMF has already had its way with Bitcoin.

I repeat, if there is one thing Bitcoiners are guilty of, it is being very naive. There is no good politician, you understand? Neither Trump, nor Milei nor Bukele, they are all shit, and Bukele only uses Bitcoin as propaganda, nothing else.

You can argue whatever you want, but surely you don't know what it means to pact with the IMF nor how bad this institution is, before giving your opinion about how good Bukele is, study what the IMF is, study how it has subjugated countries and study what happens if you breach your agreements with the IMF.

Yes. 100%

But still halarious.

my son just said: can i buy bitcoin with what I get for Christmas. I'm proud dad

do you still have your ICQ number?