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There should be a fee of 10 sats to DM anyone. If your text is expected, they can zap u right back. It’ll control spam.

the retirement number feels low to me

#Day15 Sunday is for Bitcoin podcasts and mowing the lawn. Speaking of mowing the lawn this is what the American Dream now costs

Yes it's a good spot to take coffee and do fiat mining 😁 PV fren have a good one 🤙🏼🍀

Aww hell yea! Good throwback 🙌🏼

Thank you sir. What’s amazing is that it’s been a terrible year. The garden looks awful. But she’s producing still!

#protip 👀 #drinkstr #memestr #shitpost

Scarcity is a psyop.

うにゅう、おはよう

GM my #coffeechain frens. Keep stacking and mining those sats, be kind to each other, and stay safe out there. #dogstr #pupcup

GM and Puravida, the beach is good for the mind and body. #coffeechain #introductions

Gm #nostr happy Sunday. Feliz domingo. #hola #coffeechain

GOOD SUNDAY MORNING! IT’S TIME TO NOT EAT THIS JUNK ! ☕

TREAT YOURSELF TO SOMETHING HEALTHY..

YOU OWE IT TO YOUR BODY

#GM #COFFEE #HEALTHY #FOOD #EGGS

watching the plants grow, with a cup of sencha #tea in hand. GM.

a squirrel

hops over its shadow —

follows

#photography #garden #GM

#haiku #poetry #micropoetry

#teachain #grownostr

#gm #nostr

Life is good.

When you’re on top of your sh#t (sleeping well, eating right, working out), time slows down.

The world greets you with grace. 💜

Wen #GM vlogs?

#GM

Wake up and #zap your friends.

What a blessing to find #nostr.

#coffeechain #zapstr #grattitudechain

#plebs #zap #zaps #orange #Zap #zapathon #memes #nostrmeme #nostrmemes #meme #MEMESTR #memstr #Bitcoin #sats #Gm #plebstr #donation #fundraising #coffeechain #chickestr #funny #seriushumour #yestr #Artstr #satoshi #nostr #badge #zapsonly #pledchain #zapPourge #zaprun #norstiches #studybitcoin #stayhumblestacksats #siamstr #BitcoinStandard #BitCoiner #Cyberherb #BTC #keycrux

You too fren! Blessed day

Pray for B. Gunn...

I just found out my dog is a degenerate quackhead.

100 dollars on January 1st, 2000 are equivalent to the purchasing power of 58 dollars today

People who woke up early for the sunrise to see that Teton glow.

Thank you!! Have a great day too!!

#coffeechain

Waking late.

#proofofsteps

Hiked a couple mountains yesterday.

Good morning.

Sunday mornings are typically the slowest mornings at #walmart.

It's honestly one of my favorite shifts, even if this weekend I've worked the whole thing.

#gm #goodmorning #quietmornings

Finally ditched my YouTube app after 2 years of paying for premium. Rocking a brave browser YouTube page which does better than YouTube app with ads.

Make sure you help out your neighbors whenever you can, especially when they own a backhoe and you don’t

I live on a Bitcoin standard, alongside thousands of others worldwide, and haven’t relied on fiat currency for quite some time. Whenever I receive fiat, I immediately sell it for Bitcoin and avoid holding on to it. While I still use traditional payment networks like Visa and Mastercard, my cards aren’t linked to bank accounts—they’re funded directly from Bitcoin wallets.

By transacting this way, my purchasing power over the last year has effectively risen by about 40% (1.4x) at merchants, thanks to Bitcoin’s 21 million unit cap. In contrast, fiat users in Norway, for example, experienced a decline in purchasing power of roughly 4% on average (0.96x).

As more merchants adopt native Bitcoin payments, I make a point of supporting them in the native Bitcoin ecosystem on-chain or Lightning payments.

Gm #nostr #Bitcoin #coffeechain

h/t twitter @sfliberty

A 16th-century Spanish priest wrote the first systematic defense of sound money, identified inflation as theft, and justified killing tyrants who imposed taxes without consent.

Kings banned his books. Executioners burned them. The Inquisition tried to erase them from history.

But this Jesuit monk had developed the core insights of Austrian economics 250 years before Austria even existed.

This is the story of Juan de Mariana, the original “politically incorrect” libertarian who out-Rothbarded Rothbard, out-Misesed Mises, and challenged the entire power structure of his time.

While most people think free-market economics started with Adam Smith, the real intellectual revolution began in the lecture halls of 16th-century Salamanca.

Born in 1536 as the illegitimate son of a canon, Mariana joined the Jesuits at sixteen and quickly became one of Europe’s most brilliant minds. He taught at Rome, Sicily, and the Sorbonne, the Harvard of its day.

But brilliance wasn’t enough for Mariana. He wanted to change the world.

In 1598, he published De Rege et Regis Institutione, a political treatise that made a shocking argument: any citizen could justifiably kill a king who imposed taxes without consent, confiscated property, or prevented democratic assemblies.

The book literally advocated for killing tyrants.

When French King Henry IV was assassinated in 1610, authorities immediately blamed Mariana’s book. The Parliament of Paris ordered it burned by the public executioner.

But here’s the twist: the assassin had never even heard of Mariana. The ideas were just that powerful and that feared.

Mariana’s most revolutionary work came in 1605: De Monetae Mutatione (On the Alteration of Money). In this treatise, he did something unprecedented: he called out his own king, Philip III, for debasing the currency.

He identified inflation as theft. In the 1600s. Before anyone else.

He understood what modern economists took centuries to rediscover: when governments debase money, they’re secretly taxing everyone who holds it.

He wrote that reducing metal content in coins “inevitably leads to higher prices” and “all accounts collapse.”

This was the first systematic critique of monetary manipulation in history.

For this “crime” of economic truth-telling, the 73-year-old priest was thrown in prison for four months. The king ordered his officials to buy and destroy every copy of the book they could find.

After Mariana’s death, the Spanish Inquisition expurgated the remaining copies with ink and scissors.

Here’s what they tried to hide: Mariana and the Spanish scholastics had already developed the core insights that would later define the Austrian School.

Subjective value theory, the impossibility of economic planning, the nature of entrepreneurship, and the evils of inflation.

They were doing Austrian economics 250 years before Austria.

The connection isn’t coincidental. In the 16th century, Spanish Emperor Charles V sent his brother Ferdinand to rule Austria. “Austria” literally means “eastern part of the Empire,” and that empire was Spanish.

The intellectual influence flowed directly from Salamanca to Vienna.

Mariana didn’t just theorize about freedom; he lived it. He criticized his own religious order, challenged papal authority, and faced down kings who could have had him executed.

He understood that ideas without courage are just academic exercises. Real change requires real risk.

When Carl Menger founded the Austrian School in 1871, he was rediscovering what Mariana and his colleagues had already proven: that human action, not government planning, creates prosperity.

That individual choice, not collective force, generates value.

The “Austrian” revolution was actually a Spanish renaissance.

Today, as governments worldwide debase currencies and expand power, Mariana’s insights burn brighter than ever.

He showed us that challenging authority isn’t just a right; it’s a moral obligation.

The battle for freedom always starts with one person willing to speak truth to power.

Bummer.

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I'm writing up a DIY guide for my activist friends on how to build a stupid cheap Pi-ratebox using a pi zero and a wifi dongle.

Giddy...

Hold my beer im in a meeting.

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#GM #coffeechain … have a good day ⭕️🤩

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136 days to 2026⏳

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GM Good morning! Wishing you a day full of success and #Bitcoin gains.