In that case: Book a train Paris - Zürich, then another one Zürich - Milano Centrale. The second one incidentally goes through Lugano.
It’s all in all an 8h journey though. So a flight Paris - Milan might be more sensible and then via train Milan - Lugano on the way back.
I’m pretty certain you can book all journey legs through the Swiss Railway site: https://www.sbb.ch/en
Keep an eye out for super saver tickets if you’re booking in advance. they tend to be like 25-30% cheaper but lock you to a specific train/schedule.
Nah, it’s entirely doable. But you’re better off taking the fast-train to Zürich, then renting a car there and drive over the Saint Gothard or the Saint Bernardino pass. If you got time, it’s totally worth it for the scenery.
Without smartphones, yes. Without internet, no. Web 1.0 was magical in the 90s.
That bird just found out that fiat is taxes by proxy. 😂
“don’t last long” as in “bloat after a while”?
56k gang before 58k was cool, bro.
Yes, Peter Schiff actually just made the claim that #Bitcoin isn’t scarce because you can divide them into satoshis 😂
As the old saying goes: “Give a man a fish and he’ll eat for a day. Cut a fish into a 100 million pieces and he’ll eat for 100 million days.”
Honestly kudos to nostr:npub1dmcd5wqd3yku05svp6xqk5gyywek4cgg0w3dk63tcu0rmjxnanns5xutjm for not breaking out in laughter. https://v.nostr.build/rDkMlUU34tb0UwcL.mp4
Good thing I sold all my bitcoin for satoshis before it crashed. 😮💨 Thanks, Peter Schiff!
Looks epic! 🚀 What tech stack is it based on?
Aren’t watches shit coins??! 💩
Many of us never learned this in business school, but understanding the three primary functions of money is essential:
1. Medium of Exchange
2. Unit of Account
3. Store of Value
Focusing on the third function, the 'Store of Value,' is particularly important. Money should be able to be saved and retrieved later while maintaining its value over time, enabling its use in future transactions. This is one reason why gold has served as a form of money for over 5,000 years.
In contrast, fiat money struggles with this third function. The built-in inflation is not merely a flaw; it is a necessary aspect of its debt-based system. As a result, people find themselves working for money that does not effectively serve as a store of value, prompting them to seek alternatives.
When Nixon abandoned the #gold standard in 1971, we witnessed a massive surge in asset price inflation. This shift occurred because individuals were trying to protect their purchasing power—essentially their life energy—by investing in alternatives like stocks, real estate and surprisingly in watches.
Blocktime: 859 655
v/byte price: 4 sat/vByte
Study #bitcoin 🧡 on #nostr here:
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nostr:npub18kpw3akvdsyk239lx0jgwksr74sq4nlha3r8u9g2rnrhztfpfhysy469c4 👇🏻 
Oh wow, didn’t know Patel Philippe watches also display inflation. Nice. 👍
Reminded me of this little tune.
🎶 “The Road goes ever on and on
Down from the door where it began.
Now far ahead the Road has gone,
And I must follow, if I can,
Pursuing it with eager feet,
Until it joins some larger way
Where many paths and errands meet.
And whither then? I cannot say.” 🎶
“Bitcoin mining impacting the environment” - 2024 Greenpeace, animated.
Sometimes checking with a different client helps to see if there’s actually a new message.
This is Primal, right? Could be it’s a message in the “Other” tab. You can clear it if you click on “Mark All read”
brand awareness, most likely n