Privacy and financial sovereignty is a game of cloak and dagger. Bitcoin does not have to 'win'; it has already been co-opted by the powers that be. Bitcoin has to send a message. Bitcoiners who refuse to see the value and use case of a privacy coin like Monero, do not understand this message.

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1. minimise

2. ??

3. don’t trust, verify

2. = ________

i like the talk & slides. but you are a corporate c.e.o. an acting one. so…it’s quite cirque de soleil all in all but perhaps you are sincere. ?? dunno. hard to give you the benefit of the doubt given the circles you run in.

Fresh fish for dinner in Moz🇲🇿

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I think it’s the government that is predatory. Now they are going to require innocent people to KYC themselves and put their privacy and data at risk. Every year there are countless hacks of databases with user’s personal information leaked on the dark web. Is it fair to put everyone at risk of something like that happening in order to “try” to protect a couple bad parents? Especially when those bad parents will just find something else to ruin their child’s brains with anyway. They always disguise new acts of tyranny under the pretense that they need to protect children. It’s total bullshit.

The real way to stop predatory companies is by not using their products. Just like how we both are using nostr. We are taking responsibility of our own lives by using a protocol without an algorithm. But other people don’t think like that. I’ve talked to countless friends of mine about how harmful these algorithms are and how bad it is to give their child an iPad. They don’t care. It changes absolutely nothing. They know it’s bad for them but they don’t want to take responsibility. They see how it fucks up their brain. They see how it makes their tantrums worse but you can’t fix bad parenting. Before iPads it was video games, DVDs, and cable tv. Not much better.

If the parents are too lazy then they will find some other harmful thing to give their children.

Yes. The parents. Show me a piece of legislation like this that regulates technology where it’s been a net-benefit.

🤔 I think the US govt needs to look in the mirror

WTF does that even mean?

💯🤣 and the noises are so fake most of the time lol

I can’t stand asmr videos 😂

What color is yours? 👀

I found this old ad for the Nintendo 64 from the 90s. This was the console I spent most of my childhood playing. Most video games today start out at $60. When I was a kid they started at $50. A $10 price increase isn’t much but the Nintendo switch console today costs about $300. So the Nintendo 64 console costed you the price of less than 3 games while the Nintendo switch console costs you the price of about 5 games. Video games have done pretty well to resist inflation.