So, what is a wallet?

Interesting, What words would you use?

Make this meme not be real!

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It is a wallet insofar as it is the custodian’s wallet

Catch me like this, what ya do?

#nsfw #sundaybumday #bumstr

#nudestr #thighstr #bootstr #onyx #vixen

We need a directory of leaked NSECs, otherwise it will get hard to tell who is who and whom you can trust.🐶🐾👀🥷

Ok, here's my CRAZY idea:

There is a service that allows you to put any photo or video on a nearly 100 foot tall Time Square Billboard for 15 seconds, you can see live or they send you a video through a camera there when it's done.

I thought it would be fun/funny to add a Nostr video like the ones I make, it wouldn't be for any serious advertising just for fun.

Posting costs $60 and making and adding the video takes time, but if this note somehow gets 100k sats (about $60 USD), I will make the video, add it, and upload the replay video to Nostr when done. If it doesn't get the full funds within 24 hours, I will do my best to refund everyone.

I of course will not add anyone unless they say they want to be in it.

#Plebchain #AskNostr $boost

Things aren’t always #000000 and #FFFFFF

They're #F2A900

Both taxes and money-printing redistribute capital, but the difference is that money-printing does it less transparently.

With money-printing, the effect works behind the scenes in ways that are harder to quantify. That's why when a government can't find a solution between hard spending choices, they print money. It's the easier method.

People know their personal tax rate, they will riot if their taxes are too high, and they know exactly who is responsible for tax levels.

But inflation is a more complex beast. It comes with a lag, for starters, since it takes time for printed money to work its way through the system. And when it comes, propaganda built on grains of truth is effective at making it unclear to people who is responsible. "It's the greedy corporations that are responsible for raising prices, not the fact that we increased the money supply 40% over the past two years!"

And so money-printing effects people not directly based on their income, their need, or other things, but based on their level of awareness of what's happening. It rewards people who are aware of it, and are borrowing the devalued currency, owning scarcer assets, and denominating contracts in harder currency. It harms people who are not aware of it, who are earning wages in and keeping their savings in cash or bonds. Many of them are led to believe that CPI is the target to beat, which is a false low target. The real target is the money supply growth rate.

And capital gains taxes, if the cost basis is unadjusted for the rate of money supply growth, further recoup some of that value from the various harder assets that aware people try to protect themselves with.

A lot of MMT advocates act as though they found some grand formula. But really what they have re-identified is nothing new: it's that the less transparent that government spending is, the bigger it can be before people will complain. People will complain about taxes right away, but currency debasement is the sneakier method for which the consequences come with a lag. So it sidesteps hard decisions this year, and leads to bigger issues a year or two from now, when someone else can be blamed and the whole ordeal can be obfuscated.

And it's not new, despite how some MMT advocates would spin it. Currency debasement has been occurring since the adoption of coinage. And even MMT-scale currency debasement has been occurring since World War I. It is turned to so frequently because its lack of transparency allows it to occur at times and magnitudes when more transparent taxes would not.

Happy meow-weekend fam!😸

from your orange #bitcoin lovin Marsy Cat. 🐱🐈🧡

He’s definitely giving you all a paw high five and then maybe a low paw five? #asknostr

Pic 1 or 2? 😽😸😺😼😾🐱🧡

#catstr #photostr #grownstr #moodstr #petstr #lovestr

Exploring space is cool

Why didn’t they go back to the moon though? Building a permanent moon base is and was an obvious thing to do… right?

Why not do that 50 years ago ?

In terms of pushing humanity forward I think nasa has been pretty shit.

Private companies have achieved far more

shut it down ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Gm, fucking love nostr. Let's get more people in.

If there were a nostr mining pool how much hash would you allocate?

#asknostr #plebchain

What has the state ever done for you?

What did it innovate?

What did it create?

How did it push forward humanity?

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I'm an algorithm enjoyer. I follow only active npubs and am followed by a bunch of active npubs, and my feed and replies would be a circus without advanced curation algos.

People be like, "I use Nostr without algos by being anon, ignoring almost everyone else, and only posting boring stuff nobody reads."

Okay. That is also a plan. LOL

I guess they're just doing "media", instead of "social media". They could also just get a journal and write stuff down on paper. Same feels. No loss.