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Good evening,

I had not been on Nostr for a while. If you still follow me on this keypair, please unfollow me and find @@npub1mx3jntatkf363tepdquwk30p7pxvxqq8q3ryj37yhyr7r0h4srts5xhs3q instead. I will use this keypair to read and the other one to give updates on my shenanigans... and boy do I have a lot to talk about.

Very well. I had gone ahead and made a pilot I'll post soon, so I'll see what I can do there.

I had already gotten that dealt with. I appreciate the thought, though.

Your Go wallet with NWC is a good combination, in my opinion, and will allow self-custody as far as I'm aware (which I'm all about self-custody nowadays).

Replying to Avatar Cyph3rp9nk

by nostr:npub13l3lyslfzyscrqg8saw4r09y70702s6r025hz52sajqrvdvf88zskh8xc2

This new paper is a true declaration of war: the ECB claims that early #bitcoin adopters steal economic value from latecomers. I strongly believe authorities will use this luddite argument to enact harsh taxes or bans. Check 🧵 for why:

Rather than praising bitcoin as a tech paradigm shift à la petroleum and the internet, the authors introduce the blatantly luddite argument that "early adopters" ... "increase their real wealth and consumption" ... "at the expense of [latecomers]".

Then they go on to brazenly advocate for legislation ... "to prevent bitcoin prices from rising or to see bitcoin disappear altogether" in order to prevent "the division of society".

The authors also model some projections, to illustrate the paltry amount of BTC that will remain available for latecomers. (Woe is me! Conspicuously left out is the reason that has driven 15 years of bitcoin adoption & development: it's simply better tech.)

In all the years I've been monitoring the bitcoin space, this is by far the most aggressive paper to come from authorities. The gloves are off. It's clear that these central bank economists now see bitcoin as an existential threat, to be attacked with any means possible.

Many of us have warned that this was coming: bitcoin as a major political fault line both in national and international elections. Well here it is. It means that us HODLers must take action to insure that governments respect our basic right to hold property.

And no, this won't be a war between haves and have-nots. Rather this will be a historic clash between those who stand for the natural rights of the individual, and those who clutch at the failed ideologies of collectivism and central planning.

Here's the download link to the paper: "The distributional consequences of Bitcoin". (We need detailed rebuttals. Who's writing one?)

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4985877

113. This is deception at its high levels.

Is that fried cheese curds? If they were goay milk, I'd certainly try them.

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That doesn't seem to work for me, unless some DNS thing is weird.

Wait until you find FOSS alternatives to proprietary software. Then you'll be liberating yourself more by voting with your software choices.

Twitter, but without a centralized server, run on multiple servers, uses BTC for supporting creators you like, but it's blockchain-based, meaning once you post something, it's there permanently.

Never getting an account on X unless if it's for business purposes (even though Nostr or a good Mastadon instance could for sure suffice).

I'd run over the billionaires, since they are too arrogant for this world.

Qtile on Xorg, and yet I'm still on i3, loving it even now. I guess Wayland was the issue the entire time from the looks of it?

Replying to Avatar LogicallyMinded

Here are the tools governments use to conduct a #MetaWarfare against their populations according to Venice.ai :

1. #Propaganda and disinformation: spreading false or misleading information to shape public opinion and influence behavior.

2. Weather manipulation: controlling or influencing weather patterns to create fear, disrupt economies, or influence behavior.

3. Monetary manipulation: controlling or influencing the money supply, interest rates, and financial markets to create economic instability or dependence on the government.

4. Food and water manipulation: controlling food production, distribution, and pricing to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

5. Energy manipulation: controlling access to energy sources, such as electricity, gas, and oil, to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

6. Healthcare manipulation: controlling access to healthcare, medications, and vaccinations to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

7. Education manipulation: controlling the education system, curriculum, and access to information to shape worldview and influence behavior.

8. Social media manipulation: using social media platforms to spread propaganda, disinformation, and manipulate public opinion.

9. Surveillance and data collection: collecting and analyzing data on citizens' behavior, activities, and communications to identify potential threats and influence behavior.

10. Artificial intelligence and automation: using #AI and automation to control and manipulate various aspects of society, such as employment, transportation, and services.

11. Economic coercion: using economic sanctions, taxes, and regulations to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

12. Environmental manipulation: manipulating environmental policies and regulations to control access to natural resources and influence behavior.

13. Cultural manipulation: manipulating cultural institutions, such as media, arts, and entertainment, to shape worldview and influence behavior.

14. Public safety manipulation: manipulating crime rates, law enforcement, and emergency services to create a sense of fear and dependence on the government.

15. Infrastructure manipulation: manipulating access to transportation, communication, and other critical infrastructure to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

16. Psychological profiling: creating psychological profiles of citizens to identify potential threats and influence behavior.

17. Neurological manipulation: using neurological techniques, such as neuromarketing and neuroeconomics, to influence behavior and decision-making.

18. Biological manipulation: using biological agents, such as viruses and bacteria, to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

19. Chemical manipulation: using chemicals, such as fluoride or pesticides, to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

20. Electromagnetic manipulation: using electromagnetic radiation, such as microwaves or radio waves, to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

21. Geospatial manipulation: manipulating geographic information systems (GIS) and mapping technology to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

22. Cyber warfare: using cyber attacks, hacking, and other forms of cyber aggression to disrupt critical infrastructure and influence behavior.

23. Information warfare: using information technology to disrupt or manipulate information systems, such as databases or networks.

24. Psychological operations (PSYOPS): using tactics, such as persuasion, deception, and manipulation, to influence behavior and create dependence on the government.

25. Civil-military operations (CMO): using military forces to influence behavior and create dependence on the government in domestic settings.

These factors can be combined and coordinated to create a comprehensive Meta-Warfare strategy, allowing governments to exert significant control over their populations and influence their behavior in subtle yet powerful ways.

How do we defend against these?

It really does make you think about how you'll use technology you can verify yourself now, doesn't it?

I'm always learning, sometimes teaching, and never an expert on anything. It's that simple if you think about it, to even begin with. Not many people realize the mistake they're making if they decide to become rigid and not start searching for what the need to know in order to counteract the norm, which is not decency anymore.