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Replying to Avatar Gigi

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As a new user on Nostr, I find myself pleasantly surprised by the platform. It’s like stepping into a cozy digital café where conversations flow freely, and the aroma of diverse ideas fills the air.

I guess nostr:npub18m76awca3y37hkvuneavuw6pjj4525fw90necxmadrvjg0sdy6qsngq955 purple subscription can be a great way to verify users and filter out bots 🤔

What if we can afford an extra subscription though

Crypto is the only way forward 🥶🙌🏻

Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

I go to NYC several times per year for one reason or another. For work, for friends, etc.

Part of me likes it, but part of me gets fucking frustrated multiple times per day every time I am here. (Sorry, this is a Nostr Lyn post).

There are plenty of neat things in NYC that I can’t do at the same scale/quality elsewhere in the world due to the network effects around the city (broadway shows, financial district, etc), and yet after a day or two all I want to do is leave. It feels claustrophobic on multiple fronts.

People all have different vibes but for me, major cities are fun to visit but smaller secondary cities or suburbs around cities are so much smoother to live in. I can’t imagine living all the time in a major city.

The same applies to Cairo, to which I have been in far more total days than NYC. I like Cairo’s satellite cities but not Cairo itself other than going briefly.

Every time I am in a major city I am immediately reminded of the luxury of space, nature, quiet, parking spaces, and chillness of not being in a city. Everything I take for granted normally is now a luxury to fight for in a city.

Even politics are largely correlated to urbanization. If you live in rural or suburban areas, you likely drive around in your own car, you might have some land, etc. Your interaction with the local government exists in a moderate sense. The potential weakness is that you are more likely to always be around those who are similar to you, which minimizes your worldliness.

In contrast to all that, in major cities, everything is so tightly packed, and people rely on public transportation, and even a momentary lapse of government services (eg trash collection) becomes an acute catastrophe. But on the beneficial side, people are around those who are different than them more often, which breeds worldliness.

That’s why I tend to like the zone between rural and major cities. I like secondary cities or suburbs of major cities, because I get a bit of both worlds. The density and interconnectedness of major cities briefly, and the space and self-autonomy outside of them most of the time.

And yet I was born and raised in that sort of inbetween state, and so maybe it is just my upbringing.

What about you? Can anyone sell me the idea of NYC or other major cities that I am missing, especially in the remote work era? I see glimpses of how it could be attractive if you are used to it and know every detail of your neighborhood, but it really does feel limiting to me.

Just a money pumper , not suitable for living if you’re not in one of those $50 million penthouses lol you’re just a consumer ,New York is hectic and the most expensive place to live I hate it there

So what’s the plan for the future of this site like are we gonna just zap forever or we’re gonna pool together and make some changes ?

#zapathon for mining lnbc58u1pjlm7wppp54f0ddll72cpzg4mtnztjwe5m7xt69st8gsk5hexcsuxu5ske8gnsdqqcqzzsxqyz5vqsp55r23x49j69l04yp9u6ahhtp9jf88mv6al5nndupcmazhp09wfluq9qyyssqzjrht3pdqly3dggskm6wkf60a5azqpaj538dug703a34pjrnah3zqxg73pducwcfgswm94m0df6nsmmw6szruqv6dymp35w9eke9gvcqp4ry2s

Well that was fun while it lasted 🕺

Same

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