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Leader of the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Did me best

Also as a mathematician, your reply ‘prompted’ me to have a chat with the ai on word choice/certitude ratio:

High Certainty

Yes (100%)

Very Likely (95-97%)

Almost Certain (93-94%)

Moderate Certainty

Highly Likely (90-92%)

Likely (85-89%)

Probably (80-84%)

We Believe (75-79%)

Uncertainty

Chances About Even (50-54%)

Probably Not (45-49%)

We Doubt (40-44%)

Low Certainty

Unlikely (35-39%)

Chances are Slight (30-34%)

Little Chance (25-29%)

Improbable (20-24%)

Very Low Certainty

Highly Unlikely (15-19%)

Almost No Chance (10-14%)

It breaks apart the shitty little rafts their psyche’s are floating on and forces them into the wet water of reality. Better to leave them there on their rafts until they’re curious enough about what the water is like, and only then should you forcefully feed them the truth.

Ok I will work to adopt this attitude. I feel a very strong pull to lift the veil and combine my public, real world accomplishments with my private involvement in bitcoin here on nostr because I’ve finally found my tribe! I’ve written about cryptography for over 20 years, but have never publicly mentioned bitcoin since its inception or the insane-sounding changes I’m certain it will bring. I wonder how many here started out anon, but then setup an identity as themREALselves after meeting everyone

Nice. Good to officially meet you, Mr. Reply! At least on nostr you can get paid for it unlike Reddit where you get meaningless updoots

#gm nostr I want to #asknostr about their main identities. I’m too chicken shit to join as myREALself at this point, although it would increase my credibility tenfold as a published author on cryptography, because I fear combining my real identity, which already exists online elsewhere, with my nostr activity because I have always wanted to keep my bitcoin involvement separate from the real me online to avoid any unwanted attention, or home invasions. I’m so impressed & empowered to see folks being their real selves, but then I wonder if there’s any real benefit. Do you keep multiple identities for different moods, do you just have one? is it your real name? Thoughts?

I’ve seen at least 5 different accounts of his here inviting me to click fancy URLs

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What other books should I read this year? Just starting my list. I got nostr:npub1d3f4m9dgvkdjxn26pqzsxn6lpfn78sxwllxyt8mp76q0a9zyyjlswhr4xv book on it. What else? Doesn’t have to be Bitcoin, doesn’t have to be non fiction. Anything goes.

“Generations” by Twenge