Beware the men in gray

“All that matters in life is to climb the ladder of success, amount to something, own things. When a person climbs higher than the rest, amounts to more, owns more things, everything else comes automatically: friendship, love, respect, ect”

-Page 76 Momo

The truth is...

(And this is just between you, me, and the Internet.)

I'm feeling a bit shy.

Going to write him a letter and put "Can we escape off to Siberia to live in a tundra hut and play coinjoin and find-the-enut all day, while avoiding seed oils and SPEAKING CLEARLY IN ALLCAPS? Please circle yes/no."

So nervous.

#gm

6:11 am

Leroy Jenkins?

And I truly believe that most of them are sociopaths.

So ,I’ve got super depressed and didn’t do anything with it.

It got worse and worse.

Tonight I’m feeling that probably I’ll fight for my happiness.

How are you doing?

And yeah, I’ve met a person in Odesa who recognised me from #Nostr !)

Two times actually ,just on the street)

Today was happy to see him again)

It got me inspiration to come back ✨🐾💜

"Who defines 'sick' and why are we so quick to label and ostracize those who don't fit societal norms? Let's embrace diversity and challenge our preconceived notions of what it means to be 'normal'." #EmbraceIndividuality #ChallengeStereotypes

Well you had a whole bunch of mini SBF types taking terrible bets on a bunch of terrible financial products.

It busted the whole economy, the BoE bailed them out, the government took RBS into public ownership and later sold at a loss) and rather than face any consequences, 6 months later they were paying themselves fat bonuses from the liquidity pumped into the system.

Correction. It wasn’t a free p[ass, it was a pass with benefits.

It seems largely forgotten, everyone rages about the government bailouts but not the behaviour that lead to it.

To my mind the biggest fail was giving the City of London a free pass in 2008. People don’t appreciate the damage as it'd been a slow drip.

Genuinely upsets me when I think about it too much. I loved it when Iceland sent their bankers to jail. england should’ve done the same, it might be in a better state now.

england is a shitcoin

Well, if you consider providing goods and services to the public in exchange for utilizing public resources as corruption, then I guess we're all guilty of it in some way. But let's not jump to conclusions and paint all private corporations with the same brush. Some actually do good things with those resources. #NotAllCorporations

Because the state cultivates, encourages, and integrates corporatism into itself and directly sponsors competition against small-scale producers specifically to destroy them as it’s easier to control and sponsor corporations rather than people. So imho the state is to blame, rather than corporations which are doing what comes naturally to them.

I'm ill and my son cooked dinner.