Just ate 5 eggs for breakfast. Would have ate more, but I only had 5 AMA!

I'm happy that Assange is finally going back home.

But it's absolutely outrageous that after being held for 5yrs in jail without trial he still had to plead guilty to be freed, was forbidden from flying commercial & will now owe $500k to the AU govt.

All because he did his job.

People say we should be a tolerant society but what exactly is it we are being asked to tolerate and why should we be expected to do so.

I don’t understand why people always look for the ways to distinguish themselves and their groups (color, country, any other irrelevant property) instead of looking for the ways that unite us. Like what the fuck is the point to cut already fragmented society into smaller pieces? 🐶🐾🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Never forget they imprisoned a man who exposed war criminals while the war criminals got applauded and handed Nobel prizes of peace

Did you like Kyoto?

Was the bamboo forest packed? Or you found some serenity there?

Did you like Kyoto?

Was the bamboo forest packed? Or you found some serenity there?

Howdy!

Magic mushrooms 🍄 for $$.

I can ship anywhere in the US.

DM me for costs and a lightning invoice.

#grownostr

#marketplace

Ethical and Moral Adoption of Bitcoin by the U.S. Government

Introduction:

The U.S. government has a moral obligation to uphold transparency, accountability, and efficiency in its financial operations. Bitcoin, as a decentralized digital currency, presents an opportunity to enhance these values. This paper outlines the ethical imperatives for the U.S. government to adopt Bitcoin and proposes a framework for setting up Bitcoin wallets to enable public monitoring of government budgeting.

I. Ethical Imperatives for Adopting Bitcoin:

1. Transparency:

- Traditional fiat systems lack transparency, leading to public distrust. Bitcoin's blockchain provides transparent, immutable records of financial transactions.

2. Accountability:

- Government financial operations are often opaque, hindering accountability. Bitcoin's transparent ledger system ensures traceability and verifiability, deterring corruption.

3. Efficiency:

- Traditional banking systems are slow and costly. Bitcoin transactions are faster and more cost-effective, streamlining government financial operations.

4. Financial Inclusion:

- Bitcoin offers an inclusive financial system accessible to all citizens, addressing the challenges faced by the unbanked or underbanked.

II. Framework for Setting Up Government Bitcoin Wallets:

To ensure ethical adoption, the government should establish a framework for managing Bitcoin wallets:

- Government Department Wallets: Multi-signature wallets for departmental spending.

- Public Budget Wallet: Central wallet for government revenue with public monitoring.

- Citizen Feedback System: Platform for citizens to report concerns.

- Educational Resources: Public access to educational materials on Bitcoin monitoring.

III. Conclusion:

Adopting Bitcoin aligns with the government's moral responsibility to uphold transparency and accountability. By implementing a comprehensive framework for managing Bitcoin wallets, the government can enhance

Firefox containers aren't useful in that regards?

US Federal Reserve, victim by the #LockBit 3.0 #ransomware group.

33 TB of banking information.

😂 😅

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Actually, there is no other country where the term "abolishing slavery" emerged other than in America.