Zero viruses have ever been purified, characterized, sequenced and shown to spread disease via natural modes of exposure. Virology is simply not a science.

It is a cover story for real causes of disease, much of which is industrial and caused by government policies and actions, and for gross abuses that people would never otherwise put up with.

#grownostr

If this is what you’re asking… I don’t know of any concrete proof that kerogen can’t be generated via other processes, but oil is big business and scientists have been studying the link between oil reservoirs and their source rocks for decades. There is ample information suggesting that kerogen is derived from plants and little evidence (to no?) evidence to suggest another process that would create kerogen.

The only reason to need another explanation for the creation of kerogen is if you are motivated to disbelieve the most simple and widely supported explanation.

Why you don't drink water? 👀

Excellent question - to be honest, this is something we're exploring ourselves!

We have an episode coming out later this week diving more into the topic, for example.

When you lose weight by burning fat, where does the fat go? How does it get out? Most people think we sweat it out, but no: we **breathe** it out.

Your body uses carbohydrates for energy, and when you dont eat enough, your body burns fat. Fat is stored as triglycerides, which are made of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen and metabolized into carbon dioxide and water. When you lose 1kg of weight, you literally breathed out 840g of weight as CO2. The remaining 160g turns into H2O and is peed out.

GM.

They dont notify if you are not if you are not already part of the people in the reply.

I think Discord puts replies on the main screen as well to avoid missing things, but their UI makes it really messy.

It's visually better but I think in practice people in a chat group hate missing messages that were posted in the reply stack. This happens to me all the time on Slack and I hate it.

A chat is just a comment section that is only 1 level deep. so in a way its just a different way of rendering replies

Oh wow, amazing! I didn't mean to discourage the bunker-link approach - nip05 doesn't remove the bunker-links, maybe when there is an OAuth-like flow we'd get rid of it. The nip05 would just be useful for logging into the Signer on a new device - it's easier to remember than npub.

Pop ups look awesome, nothing to add atm!

I would think on the Your Key section on homepage more:

1. The bunker link is not a 'key' - it's not secret, and we probably shouldn't mix the terminology with private keys.

2. I don't think we need to show the bunker-link on homescreen - it's content is meaningless and only useful rarely to connect a new app.

3. How about a 'Connect app' button that shows a modal with a QR-code of bunker-link, 'Copy' button, and a 'Paste this code to your app' message?

4. Also maybe a 'Cloud sync' button with a checkbox - shows a modal that explains it and asks to enter the password, checkbox turns checked after it was all set up?

5. Maybe we should show the npub under Your key section (instead of bunker-link) - as much as I think it's an awkward thing for normies, we won't get rid of npubs any time soon, and many apps ask for it, so a quick way to see and copy it would be useful. 'What is this' would show a small explainer about npub.

WDYT?

Re. the name - we have nsec.app domain name for it, let's call it 'Nsec app' ? I store my nsec/keys in the nsec app :)

I like the style, could we also have the light theme?

Re. drawing the nip05 stuff - without it user would have to remember their npub and password to login into the Nsec app on another device. The nip05 would simplify it to email-like nip05 and password - much easier to understand and remember. So maybe nip05 could just be displayed under the user's name near the avatar - would help people remember it? And of course on the Nsec app login screen, and maybe on 'import key' screen.

Thank you for your help! #nostrdesign

Technically that's completely optional addon here. Signing works perfectly fine without this cloud sync capability.

But the 'flow-for-normies' I was imagining was that on signup they get a nip05 name + enter a password, keys are stored on one device and synched to the cloud. Then they go to another device and 'login' by entering the nip05 and password - keys are synched to this new device and now it can sign too. This would make the experience very familiar, advanced users could turn this off and do manual key backups etc.

Sync is end-to-end encrypted, server can't read your plaintext key unless it cracks your password. It works similar to Bitwarden if you heard of it.