Spot on. Like with many things it‘s up to us and how we engage with the world which shapes put reality the most.

Agreed.

Although I would say its not entirely the fault of the individual. Social media was brand new and reached mainstream / mass adoption quickly.

From the beginning social media was born in the fiat mindset and advertisers quickly applied an old model to new tech and in the process also molded HOW people interact each with other

They interact with each other in a round about way to ensure the most value is EXTRACTED rather then PROVIDED.

#NOSTR and #BItcoin fixes this.

I've been replying to things that happened to be trending. There's a reason I do that, and the spiritual reason is there.

These people who want to engage like they're on Insta, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, etc. are all Jesuits or Catholic-aligned recipients of the Mark of the Beast (reverence and obeisance to the Pope), and they game the Jesuit-trained algorithms the way they were designed.

That's what I do, and you can tell I was called to do this. It's a type 4 job, but I don't really care about that.

I am probably “doing it wrong” but when I read a note I decide if it is relevant to me and if it tickles my fancy I will respond just in whatever way I feel like. Sometimes a 🩷, ⚡️, or 🤙🏼. I do not think about what will happen next. I do not have any expectations here.

Kind of strange to me that people have expectations in a group of strangers being friendly.

I think that here in Nostr there is less interactions because we're all much alike. Most of us are Bitcoiners that share more or less the same values. Thus, no much discussion arise. Unless you start talking about filters :P

Zap zap zap

I say this to folks who seem introverted: it’s like life, where you can just chat with people. People LIKE chatting it up and feeling important in a conversation. Talk about stuff. Say what’s on your mind, ask for help with stuff, it’s all a way to put yourself in the mix.

I couldn’t agree more, the real action on nostr takes place in the comments. Well said, thanks.

Or there's fast food, I've done that and it's not good, and I actually can make more on Uber than a job like that anyways, because most pay close to minimum wage.

Or there's fast food, I've done that and it's not good, and I actually can make more on Uber than a job like that anyways, because most pay close to minimum wage.

Not amazing, been looking, but a lot of them are child care jobs which I am not good with, been doing side gigs and Uber in the meantime, trying to reduce expenses anywhere I can.

Good Afternoon

Yep. I love thinking about a bitcoin miner, it works its whole life and most likely will never be “successful” in mining a block, but it is successful in that it is doing meaningful work and sharing with the network the fruit if its labor

## ɢᴏᴏᴅ ɴɪɢʜᴛ!

#gn

#goodnight

GN

To be fair... 80% of the time I am writing for myself, 10% broadcasting and only very infrequently am I prompted to interact.

But you are 100% right!

Am I doing this right?

What content do you like the most contra?

I just wished people saw me on here

24k on twitter 35k on fb 115 on nostr

Great work! Have you considered the „Three Sisters“- System used by Native American?

Well written :) if more people will have your passion they stand no chance

In graduate school it was very popular to work 7 days a week. I was also. A friend called me out on this and I hink my overall productivity went up whe I started seriously taking a sabbath. Not everyone is this way, but it worked for me.

This is one of the many hidden benefits of adopting bitcoin. It gives you the time back that was stolen to learn new things. Too many people are fixated on number go up.

Small defined spaces actually result in some of the most creative gardens because the constraints. You could even espalier fruit trees along the fence line in that little gap that runs the length. I believe a small hand planted orchard is a sign of true gentleman.

Looks great, nice work. I renovated an entire kitchen down to the studs and everyone’s first question is always, “How did you learn to do all that?” Well, I didn’t, I just figured it out. It’s not perfect but it’s done.