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Ugh. Every citadel is going to have its own calendar standard, isn’t it…🤦🏿

SOURCES: THINGS ARE HAPPENING

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Yes. And so it is.

And so it always has been, and so it will be.

Never must we shy away from conquest.

"The markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent" as the saying goes

But what if the herd of foreign institutions sobers up tomorrow and realises they're not going to get their value back? Ever? And that their might not be a greater fool to sell to?

The British Pound crashed abruptly in 1921, and never recovered. Britain's ability to borrow to fund its Empire abroad and kleptocracy at home died with it, though the dominos took decades to all fall.

Fair. Also, "spiraloors" is a neat word. Where did that come from?

What makes you think we haven't been in the same debt spiral for 15 years?

so openai has me solving puzzles to prove i am human so that i can get a machine to answer my human questions

i get more motivated to find an alternative every day

How have we not taken the opportunity bring back Napster as “Napstr”?

#Plebchain

#AskNostr

The baby Bitcoiner boom has me thinking about my favorite tips for visiting someone with a newborn. In no particular order, they are:

- Surprises are lovely but now is not the time. When in doubt, ask what the family needs. For me it was a shower, a nap, and a DoorDash gift card.

- Bring diapers! One small pack of sizes 1, 2, and 3 each. Growth spurts happen so quickly. They outgrow diapers fast and it’s nice to have the next size on hand.

- Don’t bring anything that could potentially create more work. For example, don’t bring a bouquet of flowers unless they are already cut and in a vase.

- Hold the baby during the witching hour. In the late afternoon and evening there is a block of time where newborns are often inconsolable and screeching their heads off. Instead of visiting when the baby is taking a nice long nap and mom could be catching up on sleep, offer to come give everyone a break later in the day.

- Bring your own snacks. Better yet, bring snacks for everyone, especially if mom is breastfeeding.

- if there are siblings, don’t just bring a gift for the baby! Be sure to include them too. It doesn’t have to be anything special. Someone once told me even a granola bar is an acceptable toddler gift, hah!

That’s my list, but everyone is different! Shoutout to my girl Quay who just became an aunt and asked about many of these things. What did I miss? What are your favorite do’s and don’ts?