Many people ask “what can I eat on a carnivore diet” they don’t do much research and need a little guide to help them. So I created a quick pdf guide with what’s included in a carnivore diet. 😏

I just gave a friend an update on what Nostr is and showed a bunch of apps in the ecosystem. Showing how fast it is and how all of these apps use the same identity and data but are different in their focus. He has been around the space of social media protocols for years but he was blown away.

We’ve really got something amazing. We need to do a better job of show and telling the story. It’s not about just zaps or censorship resistance or the way we’re doing web of trust moderation. We’ve built something which works really well. It fulfills the dream of the early days of the internet, web, and Web 2.0. An open interoperable internet, by and for the users.

As an aside, yes bitcoin is part of it, but it’s so politicalized that some people dismiss nostr as that bitcoin social media protocol. We see people join nostr and through it discover bitcoin, that’s the path to wide adoption.

Ever felt constantly bloated, low on energy, or just not yourself?

Me too. I struggled with depression, brain fog, and inflammation for years.

But then, I tried something different...

Friend: What did you do?

Me: I ate only animal protein, butter, and eggs for 3 months. The results? No more depression, endless energy, a clear mind, no bloating, and so much less inflammation.

Friend: That sounds amazing! How can I learn more?

Me: I’m still eating this way 7 months in, and I feel incredible! We have a FREE PDF with a complete carnivore list.

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Project Hail Mary was such a good book

I seem to now be on the Nostr. Thanks to Lyn and Eric.

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I'll post on Twitter.com/rudyhavenstein so you know it's me. Don't expect too much right away.

Baby steps.

In his interview with Maddie, he said Israel was his very favorite country to go to, such an amazing place. Such an amazing and wonderful people. I agree with a large portion of what he says, but I’m of the opinion he is compromised

I disagree with that assessment of him. I have never heard him endorse what’s going on in Gaza or what the Israeli govt is doing. Plenty to disagree with him on, but I think that’s an unfair criticism.

I did not have Tucker Carlson as the current source of made up Bitcoin FUD on my current events bingo card.

Plebs remembering buying the $58k dip in 2021 now being offered yet another dip

We need to go back to 2013 culturally lol 😂

The Block Inc choose to not accept Bitcoin as money. Yikes.

Never ever seen 8000 Bitcoiners passing a TSA for watching a politician's mega (maga) lies. Clown world in Bitcoin country. 🤡

The problem with successful deterrents is that there is no clear connection between it and the outcome. It must be inferred from deductive reasoning.

This makes it incredibly easy for people to convince themselves of its irrelevance, or to claim “it’s just different now,” or to ascribe the success to something at the surface/social layer that is completely ineffective on its own.

In essence, the success of a deterrent sews the seeds of its ultimate removal through ignorance and simply forgetting the real nature of the world.

A good example that I think hasn’t succumbed to this yet is #Bitcoin mining - People in the future might start to say that the state was never really a threat, or that nobody cares and we all just want to work together, because it simply hasn’t been successfully attacked. When really the fact that attacking it is such a huge cost while even the degree of success is so severely limited, that it’s simply smarter to place their resources on the other parts of the battlefield (own more of it, regulate it, control the exchanges, attack developers, etc)

Just a weekend musing. Seemed interesting since we seem to have been brushing the edge of this problem with the individual right to bear arms for a while now. The people have become incredibly naive and complacent. The lack of a mass killing of the population over the past 100 years (which is actually *extremely* unique) is just kinda hand waved away like “that’s just how it is now.”

I feel that 2020 woke up a ton of people with a small preview into the horrible nature of most people and how quickly they can turn on common sense and human decency. But it’s just crazy to think that often times the *most* successful methods/technologies may very well be the *hardest* to see as successful. I wonder if the same will happen again with sound money in 100 years? 🤔