nostr:npub1rx9wg2d5lhah45xst3580sajcld44m0ll9u5dqhu2t74p6xwufaqwghtd4 your comma threw me off when pricing your knife in sats!

You think he's aligned with Israel?

I think he primarily wants glory & immortality in history. He wants legacy, just like Saylor.

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Controlled opposition.

Don't fall for the deception - reject the drama

Is obsessively live tracking your cruise ship on her way to pick you up for Christmas considered stalking? 😂

The simplest way to mentally capture why you should never wear synthetic clothing is this: petroleum is the most bioactive substance we know of, so bioactive that the entire pharmaceutical industry is powered by it, and now you've wrapped your entire body in it. 24/7 xenoestrogen donation (and more) to the largest organ of the body.

#Peatstr

#Terrain

What are you working on right now that you genuinely feel proud of and would like to share on Nostr?

Who knows—this could spark great conversations, meaningful collaborations, and future partnerships.

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Can Ai and free markets exist? Now and in the future?

I know I've picked a great Christmas movie when nostr:nprofile1qqsd3uut39959acqsvzua0chkjyj2e20y2ccp3vxrwq3g8uqenmjsjqpz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7qgwwaehxw309ahx7uewd3hkctcpzemhxue69uhkx6r9v4ek2t3jx9kkjmpwd4jj7yl6nn4 sighs, throws up in his mouth a little, and walks away. #Christmas #moviestr

No like how about the important things like food, housing, transportation. Do you think you will be able to eat, sleep and move around in the next say 5 years and if yes what makes you think so.

How do you plan ahead financially.

nah, stable prices are a **fiat myt**h.

monero does the only thing that matters: censorship-proof value.

the rest is central planning theater – nobody’s owed price predictability in a market free enough to actually trade.

Stable prices my friend. You need to be able to increase and decrease the amount in circulation to match the amount of products and services on offer at any given point in time.

The fed does that by lending money into existence and controlling the interest rate.

It works so-so but it's the best system we have right now. Silvio Gesell style demurrage would be better

None of these are relevant for a viable currency.

"The rhetorician need not know the truth about things; he has only to discover some way of persuading the ignorant that he has more knowledge than those who know."

Knives (and probably axes too I'd figure) are already banned in the UK.

Mises was one of the first to point out that socialism is not only a failed economic system, but also a manifestation of resentment. In Human Action, Mises argues that socialism is driven not by a genuine desire for justice, but by hatred of others’ success. In his analysis, he identifies what he calls the “resentment of the mediocre,” an attitude that seeks to destroy those who excel instead of lifting those who are below. Socialism, according to Mises, is a rebellion against the natural inequality of talent, effort, and merit; it is a doctrine that attempts to impose by force an equality that human reality denies.

Friedrich Hayek, in The Road to Serfdom, warned that socialism not only leads to political totalitarianism but also to the moral degeneration of the individual. For Hayek, collectivism eliminates personal responsibility and fosters servility, rewarding obedience and punishing autonomy. Central planning, by suppressing the spontaneity of social order, also suffocates the virtues that sustain civilization: effort, frugality, honesty. In this way, socialism not only impoverishes materially but also corrupts spiritually.

Murray Rothbard was even more forceful in denouncing the immoral nature of socialism. In his writings, especially in The Ethics of Liberty, Rothbard argues that socialism is the very negation of natural law. According to him, those who promote it do not seek justice but institutionalized plunder. Rothbard emphasizes that socialism is based on envy: the desire to appropriate the fruits of others’ labor, disguised as altruism and compassion. Instead of dignifying the poor, it turns them into an instrument to legitimize state violence against the productive.

Jesús Huerta de Soto, following the Misesian and Rothbardian tradition, has described socialism as a “spiritual disease of modernity.” In his lectures and writings, Huerta de Soto argues that socialism is born of hatred for individual freedom and a nihilistic attitude toward life. For him, behind the socialist ideal lies a destructive impulse, a will to power disguised as social justice. The socialist, in his analysis, does not want to help the poor: he wants to destroy the rich. Socialism is, therefore, an ideology of resentment, of rancor toward the natural order that emerges from the free exchange among free individuals.

🖋️: Escuela Austriaca de Economía

Israel may be small but it fields an all star team of retards. Per capita retard capital of the world.

bruh

⚡️🇬🇧 NEW - The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed banning the purchase of crypto assets using any form of credit, including credit cards and loans, citing rising consumer debt tied to volatile digital assets.

A recent FCA-commissioned YouGov survey found 14% of UK crypto users used credit to buy crypto in August 2024.

It's not worth it because you are competing against the fiat system and they can just borrow endless money and expand, plus government steal (tax) you too much.

It's better to work for someone and keep saving in Bitcoin. Eventually all the fiat corporations will go bankrupt because of Bitcoin. Then it will finally be worth running a business.