been following that account on X.

have anyone used Notion?

what about Anytype?

what about Anytype?

It sounds like this video struck a sensitive chord for you.

It also sounds like you might not have watched it.

Anyway, hope you have a nice day 🙂

It sounds like this video struck a sensitive chord for you.

It also sounds like you might not have watched it.

Anyway, hope you have a nice day 🙂

Its an improvement but I really thought a phone number wouldn't be required anymore.

Its more I consider a phone number so outdated. Its like requiring a fax number. Feels the same to me. Super old technology.

been following that account on X.

have anyone used Notion?

This week's off the charts urge is to get a new podcast up & running

On the one hand I can feel all the status quo tools pulling me

Fire up a fresh YT channel. Hammer IG. Leverage my X audience

But then I let it sit for a day or 2, it sinks in, & I just can't ignore Nostr

Whilst I also have to ask: why do I want to dedicate my time to this?

As one's purchasing power surge's, it alters what we need to do

Our time in a way becomes even more valuable than before...

Let's see where it goes!

i aspire to live in a tent

2025 we move to the woods

GM #Nostr!

New day, new beginning!

I decided to go back to my Bitcoiner attitude. Stack sats, eat healthy, exercise and the most important, spend time with family.

Day 1, was down to 20 jumping jack but will get back to my 100 soon enough.

PV!

I'm thinking about how ubiquitous taking selfies is in our culture in general. Using myself as my own best guinea pig, because I take as many selfies as most people and to be clear, many of them I cherish and am happy I took them.

But I have always felt that there is a little something that is unnerving about the Selfie too. Since that very first person who decided to turn their camera back upon themselves, a whole new cultural behaviour was born. But perhaps we made an innocent mistake and missed some subtle things about the selfie photo or video.

Currently I am thinking about how the act of taking a selfie disrupts my relationship with both Time and Space......

Space:

The act of taking a selfie or focusing on a phone screen contracts our spatial experience. Where once our environment extended to the farthest point our eyes could see, it becomes confined to the few inches of a digital screen. This contraction of space is not just physical but also perceptual. Our awareness and attention, which could embrace a vast panorama, are now funneled into a small, pixelated window, leaving the richness of our surroundings less acknowledged and less appreciated.

Time:

Similarly, the use of phones to capture moments disrupts our temporal experience. In seeking to record the present, we inadvertently step out of it. This act transforms the present moment into something to be consumed in the future, paradoxically ensuring that we're never fully present in either. When these captured moments are shared, they invite others to also step out of their present, perpetuating a cycle where everyone is constantly shifting between past and future, rarely anchored in the now.

Been playing some alpha waves, or whatever they’re called, on You Tube, while I work, and the truth is while they seem soothing or helpful for concentration, I have no idea what I’m ingesting aurally.

It’s like some supplement touted by some influencer, you order it, and you really have no idea what you’re doing to the complex ecosystem of your body.

Maybe these are subliminal messages telling me to sell all my stats asap to Blackrock?

Who knows.

I tried, and failed to get people to use the Internet in the late 1980's, early 1990's.

It was perceived back then as a place only frequented by criminals and pornographers.

I failed, but then again, I didn't.

The same is true of Bitcoin, we are still early.