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Any time you're vibe debugging and the AI says "may" or "might" that means it's guessing the solution and will likely not fix the problem.

If that happens, you need to feed it better context until it starts saying things with much more definitiveness like "I found the problem".

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In a recent interview with The New York Times at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Secretary-General Mark Rutte issued a stark warning about the possibility of a coordinated threat from China and Russia.

“There’s a growing realization—and we shouldn’t be naïve about this,” Rutte said. “If Xi Jinping were to launch an attack on Taiwan, he would almost certainly contact his very junior partner in all of this, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin in Moscow, and say: ‘I’m going to move forward with this, and I need you to keep the West occupied in Europe by attacking NATO territory.’ That’s the most likely scenario.”

To deter such a development, Rutte emphasized the need for two key strategies: “First, NATO must remain strong enough collectively to ensure Russia never dares to act. And second, we must deepen our cooperation with the Indo-Pacific—something President Trump is strongly advocating—because of the growing interconnectedness in areas like defense, industry, and innovation between NATO and our partners in the region.

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Ok this feels like a trollish question, but I'm going to ask it just the same.

Why does the consensus here seem to believe Bitcoin will end war?

Bitcoin is great. It is good to have a truly hard currency not one constantly devalued by inflation and usury. I like it, don't get me wrong.

But wars were happening long before the federal reserve was a thing. Wars were happening long before any of the current nation states were things. War is, I believe, part of our nature.

We all need things to live what we believe is our best life. Food, water, land, whatever. No currency needs to exist for me to want something that is yours, and reach out to try and take it.

Did you grow up with siblings? Did you have a rival group in high school? Ever been in a bar fight? Have you had to competitively bid for work that you need for your business to survive? Then you know individually the feelings that, writ large, create war. Scarce resources beget incentives for nasty behavior.

War is stupid, terrible, and there is no good war. I hope the current wars end as quickly as possible. But I don't really understand how you think Bitcoin will fix this.

#asknostr #war #Bitcoin

Isn’t paying with bitcoin counterproductive? Genuine question. I’m trying to save as much of it as I can, so when a business accepts bitcoin I still use cash.