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It seems to me that perhaps bitcoiners like to center bitcoin in all things. Maybe intel knew they were running rigs there too but seems a bit of a stretch to say that the purpose of these kinetic actiins were just for bitcoin miners. However both the hack of a major bank, the listing of Iran central bank as terrorist org by Israel is clear financial war. If bitcoin mining provides alternative financial infrastructure then perhaps it was a part of the calculation in action.

I agree with your reading more. It could’ve been a 2 birds one stone kind of thing.

Or the hashrate drop was perhaps an unintended effect of the strike.

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Interesting read. So Iran’s mining capacities were the target of the bombing or was that an unintended side effect ?

That’s what interests me most. Whether or not the goal was to hit their mining operations.

Fellas, what do we know about the theory that the US bombed Iran’s mining sites in the mountains ?

Anduril showing off their latest toys at the Paris Bourget Airshow

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Silberengel

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Asking for a friend.

Rumor ?

It’s a promise !

Rumor ?

It’s a promise !

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Silberengel

He's claiming to be the Spirit of Anon, rattling his GitHub chains and demandinga Nostr git server.

I think that's an affirmative.

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I am the avatar The Spirit Of Nostr Anon

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The Spirit Of Nostr Anon wants a git server, I think.

The Spirit of Nostr Anon will get its desire

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Oh, I do so hope you wrote that in your best fake French accent.

For those who don’t know, when Stella first heard me speaking english, she was shocked I didn’t have a french accent.

So I started speaking english with a fake french accent.

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Oh, it was fine. Because I ate all of my dinner, last night.

(That only makes sense in German.)

Oui oui mon amie

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Dan Wedge

I heard you were recruiting for paying the same total for less but high quality goods, where do i sign?

And the community grows. That’s why I remain optimistic.

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And here I am, thinking it's just a euphemism.

Yes, hello. How was the weather today ?

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Well, nevermind. Probably not important.

We were speaking about the price of rice in China...

We were…

Because we were talking about surplus…

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MichaelJ

It's almost as if the infusion of divine life into a person changes that person.

Funny how that works.

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I think Catholics have a weird edge because we have so many examples of people living purposeful lives without day jobs. Nuns and monks and the saints' stories, and etc.

I could happily spend all day just being a papist. LOL

Exactly. It’s a civilizational issue rather than economical.

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I could see you and I doing that, brother. But we and what army?

Everyone in my immediate and second immediate circle would do that. Some are already doing it.

It’s not because we live in advanced societies that we can afford to think this way.

The societies we live in are advanced because of whatever makes us think this way.

However, I can never see eastern societies like India or China do that no matter how much technological advancement they achieve.

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How do we deal with everyone having too much of everything? Surplus is a problem that harder money doesn't solve.

We already have people ordering 3 pairs of shoes and returning 2, and the returned shoes get put in the incinerator. This is because the factory price of producing 2 pairs of shoes is easily covered by the sale of one pair of shoes. Soon, the factory price of returning 20 shoes will be covered by the sale of one pair of shoes.

Like those Chinese factories, that will only sell you 200 t-shirts, so you have to order 200, to get 10, and then burn the remaining 190.

Like the people who are unemployed, but eat enough food for 5 people and then get "free" medication to shrink themselves back down to 1.2 persons.

Everything will be like that, more or less. Only limited by how fast we can extract and grow things, and we can do that really darned fast.

Because, you see, the population will be aging and declining, so we will be producing more and more goods for fewer and fewer people....

This is a problem linked to human nature. Where the gods of necessity and material possessions hinder the exaltation of the spirit and of life.

Where we could take the easy way out buying 200 shirts just to get 10. But I could see us returning to handcrafting things that will get sold as an experience rather than just for a material need.