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GM

GM. Genießt den Sonntag und verschwendet nicht zu viele Gedanken an die Politik. Der Gewinner steht eh schon fest, auch in der kommenden Legislaturperiode wird Deutschland von der Krise regiert. Und dennoch geht auch morgen wieder die Sonne auf. 🌞😎

GM 🧙👋 feinen Sonntag

Und damit einen schönen Start in den Tag.

GM ☕

Guten Morgen. Happy Sunday! 😊

#coffeechain

GM Sunday! First day with no tasks to complete since I don’t know when 💃

Thank you, but I'm not that interested in Bitcoin, especially with Nostr. In my opinion, Nostr has nothing to do with Bitcoin and should not be related, the presence of ZAP in Noster is because it is widely used by the Bitcoin community. Even the design of Nostr is not like Bitcoin, in Nostr the relays are independent and do not communicate with each other, only clients communicate with them, in Bitcoin the nodes communicate with each other if a new block is found (broadcasting).

The place where I held my workshop today is called "The Corner Room."

This is a place where everyone from children to adults who don't have a place to stay can come and relax, and we provide meals at low prices.

It is run by a university professor.

I sympathized with and cooperated with the system of this place.

#japan #art

GM🧩🍌 #bananastr #art

In case you are wondering what this is: seedor sells a bitcoin logo stamp.

I really like this idea, but I rather stack some sats that buying this stamp.

In case you want it though, check seedor

White Lotus.

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Too low zap on #Nostr

Im going to hug zap ⚡️ everyone who follows and interacts with this note!!! LFG 🚀

#Zap #bitcoin #btc

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Today, I’m traveling to the place where my father learned what it meant to become a man.

Deep in the Northwest Territories, in a village only reachable by plane, he taught 25 kids in a tight-knit indigenous community.

It was the first job of his teaching career, and he left behind all his friends and family with no method of communication for 2 entire years to pursue it.

He used to tell me stories of -40°C winters, bear & caribou hunting, and the deep loneliness of being an outsider in a world he barely understood. Yet, in that isolation, he found purpose in immense responsibility.

Now, as I approach 30, I find myself searching for that same clarity.

In a world where so many young men feel lost, I want to understand what he found - so I’m returning with him to make a documentary about it.

What’s the greatest lesson your father ever taught you?