Parents of Nostr, any shows you have found for your little ones that have 0% BS (wokeness, fear spreading, misinformation, guilt trips, maddening overstimulation and alien voices) in them and are still fun?

The ones we like: Peppa Pig, Paddington, Franklin.

The ones we don’t play in our home: Sesame Street, Daniel Tiger, Blippi, Cocomelon and many, many others.

They start the brain numbing very, very early. Let’s just say there’s a big opportunity in freedom maximalist kid shows. 🌟

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Classic!

Make sure you’re using the app!!

It makes both of our lives easier when you take the time to load your app. You get freebies and I don’t gotta touch nothin. You save time on the back end :)

Also at the bottom of every receipt is a survey you can do to get free donuts. 🍩⚡️

I work at a DD, it definitely happens sometimes but never maliciously.

It takes significantly longer to brew so when we run out we will offer an ice coffee with a shot of espresso to try to improvise, other times it happens from not reading the sticker or pulling the wrong lever.

Did you buy?

Society is already highly unstable due to "herd mentality" and conformity to dynamic and evolving nature of human culture, values, and morality. Just look at the insanity and instability of 2020 for example.

Nietzsche's point is to break free from societal constraints, think independently, and create your own values.

Societal norms change constantly and quickly which is why he said:

"No shepherd and one herd! Everybody wants the same, everybody is the same: whoever feels different goes voluntarily into a madhouse."

"In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule."

Nietzsche was critical of traditional moral systems and believed in the idea of individuals creating their own values. He advocated for a more personalized approach to morality, encouraging individuals to engage in a process of self-discovery and self-overcoming to determine their own moral principles.

Rather than adhering to universal moral codes imposed by society or religion, Nietzsche emphasized the importance of embracing one's individuality and developing a set of values that align with one's unique nature. This process of self-authorship, or "becoming who you are," as Nietzsche put it, involved questioning conventional norms, critically evaluating one's beliefs, and constructing a personal moral framework.

In essence, Nietzsche's philosophy encourages a more individualistic and creative approach to morality, where individuals actively participate in shaping their values based on their experiences, instincts, and aspirations.

One of my favourite Nietzsche quotes.

Individuals who lack the ability to form their own moral and ethical framework, guided by their values ​​and principles, will be dictated by one influenced by external factors such as parents, authority figures, religious instruction, schooling, and societal norms.

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There is a difference between believing something because it has been told to you, versus feeling it viscerally in your heart.

This feeling is what many who sit in meditation, travel to mountaintops, or take psychedelics seek.

First-hand experience is a kind of knowing. Belief is a sincere hoping.

Well said.