TaaS

Trust as a Service

Businesses want Nostr NOT because all the people are here, but because EVERY business on Nostr benefits when OTHER businesses use Nostr. Growth will be exponential.

Nostr’s network of open and FREELY accessible user data is ONLY going to grow, WITHOUT the failure point of a central gate keeper. Sovereignty IS the attractor that makes this growth inevitable, BECAUSE of the low risk for end users AND the low cost of entry for businesses on the network.

Trust as a Service (customizable algos on demand) will allow ANY business to TAP into this global “database” of Nostr user data, offering customized trust scores and curated user lists for ANY business need or demographic, WHILE promoting sovereignty for end users.

Businesses WANT to limit their liability, when handling user data. Nostr allows them to offload more and more “non essential” user data directly to end user custody, without EVER claiming ownership OR loosing access to it. Everyone wins when users have more sovereignty over their PUBLIC data on the Nostr network.

With its free market of interconnected apps, unlimited NIPs, and sovereignty respecting user content, Nostr is the NATURAL solution for a B2B model offering TaaS.

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Bullet points of Tim Walz Praised Chinese Communism to Students: 'Everyone Is the Same and Everyone Shares'

- Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) promoted Chinese-style communism to his high school students in the 1990s, stating that 'everyone shares' and gets free food and housing.

- Walz has been criticized for praising the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) over decades of trips to China, including one trip just months after the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.

- He has been accused of being 'shockingly naïve' about the Chinese Communist Party's rule and has been criticized for his positive comments about the Chinese economic system.

- Walz has ties to the CCP, including meeting with communist officials and attending CCP-backed events, and has been accused of having a secret CCP police station in a Twin Cities-based organization.

- The House Oversight Committee is investigating Walz's relationship with China, with Chairman James Comer stating that 'the American people deserve to fully understand how deep Governor Walz's relationship with China goes'.

- Walz's comments about Chinese communism have been criticized by China expert Michael Sobolik, who said that American students need to learn the 'horrific truths of communism' and that Walz should clarify his comments.

- Walz has continued to meet with communist officials and attend CCP-backed events, including his last known trip to China in 2015 and his attendance at his own gubernatorial inauguration in 2019.

- Walz's wife, Gwen, has also been involved in his pro-China activities, including founding a travel company that specialized in trips to China and attending CCP-backed events with him.

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Are there Bitcoiners in Minnesota???

Sounds stressful, maybe a massage in the comfort and convenience of your own home would help.

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