GOOD MORNING NOSTR, YOU DO NOT NEED TWITTER OR OTHER SLAVE TECH TO LIVE A FULFILLED LIFE.

OPT OUT. 🫡

Don't know who needs to hear this, but...

#cybersecgirl

There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.

—Hemingway

Measles outbreak being hinted at across the west, while support for the WHO pandemic treaty has hit a bum note.

Manufacturing a little consent mefinks.

GOOD MORNING NOSTR, STAY HUMBLE AND STACK SATS 🫡

How tf can I even get non kyc bitcoin? And does this really even matter?

#coffeechain #coffee #cafe #caffeine

I'm in a very zappy mood. ⚡

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I don't talk about Bitcoin all the time. But I'm the maxiest Bitcoiner on your timeline.

- Never have I bought shitcoins. Not even in my early phase.

- I have a 7 years old phone and an even older car due to stacking Sats.

- I don't donate to charities that don't accept Bitcoin. Seems absurd.

- I pay for groceries with a crypto debit card, even if it complicates my yearly tax reports.

I couldn't care less about y'all 'when-will-the-price-finally-go-high-enough-so-I-can-cash-out-and-be-rich-with-fiat-money-and-own-a-bunch-of-shit' wannabe Bitcoiners. Your nerd knowledge doesn't impress me at all if your attitude sucks.

Yes, there are already some states in the US that have these tools.

In terms of scalability I don't think there's any problems at all. These tools are blind to numbers, it's just a matter of adapting the signature triggers to the population of the US.

Regarding adoption, it's the same as every other political change, bottom-up and top-down. I'm a big proponent of bottom-up first, i.e implementing the 7 Swiss political tools listed above in a municipality somewhere, sharing the results with the world on the internet and scaling from there. That's the whole idea why I've created the website, Discords, etc, to get the movement going.

Are you interested in this kind of ideas? I honestly don't see any better alternatives to this. The alternative is just more polarization, conflict and wars, in the really dumb, brute force system that we have today.

When exactly, in the US?

There's no tyranny of the majority in Switzerland because of the tools listed above. In other words:

Optional Referendums: Citizens can reject laws passed by the government through petition.

Federalism: Power is decentralized, letting regions make their own decisions.

Open Lists and Panachage: Voters pick individual candidates, not just parties.

People Initiatives: Citizens can propose new laws with enough signatures.

And in another more pragmatic way:

There is no clear majority because we have about 14 referendums every three months, totaling 60 per year at all levels: national, cantonal, and municipal. These cover very specific topics, such as whether to build a statue for X in our municipality, invest in nuclear energy in our state, allow states to define education infrastructure, or veto a specific law. In other words, the topics are so specific that they completely bypass the usual left-right, group-focused politics. You might win one referendum but lose another. No single group ever dominates because the people interested in referendums are always changing.