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Replying to Avatar PABLOF7z

And, just like that, nostr became my main music player

https://zapstr.live

Did I mention nostr is WAY more than just an alternative to Twitter?

It's a new world unfolding in front of our eyes.

Love it!

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Few understand this yet!

The only tricky part is to verify that the person signing the post with that key actually was that person.

I suppose some sort of (im)plausible-key-deniability will be a thing in the future.

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Oh, another tragic bitcoin boating accident?

Sorry for your loss!

Great book! Combined with Holistic Management by Allan Savory and later a deep journey down the Bitcoin rabbit hole and my deep despair for the future of humanity transformed into bright hope!

It will be a rocky road ahead but nowadays I see light at the end of the tunnel!

Hello Nostr from plebstr@plebstr.com

It's such a refreshing experience reading all you #pleb #nostr notes. Still looking at my bird feed periodically. But compared to this, there it's always some dimension of drama or fight that doesn't bring the humanity forward.

First came #bitcoin into my life.

And then this nostr thing.

Makes me so hopefull for the future!

Pleb on fellow nostrians,, pleb on!

Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

Too many people have given Elon a pass. Don't give him a pass.

He's a marketer, not a founder or an engineer. He didn't found PayPal or Tesla; he bought into them early. He's good at selling narratives and equity valuation for perpetually unprofitable companies.

Everything for him is a narrative. His green revolution was a narrative to sell more cars and get more subsidies. His bitcoin purchase was to gain appeal among bitcoin/crypto people in a bull market. And he shilled doge like a dumbass. His SpaceX narrative is to get money from the government.

His rooftop solar thing was an outright scam; the technology isn't ready and went nowhere because of that. His full-self-driving-in-an-intermediate-term timeline was a scam, and is going nowhere because of that. He makes scams to draw people and capital in, because for him it's all about narratives and equity valuation.

And then he dug unproductive holes, suggested unproductive hyper-tubes, built meme flamethrowers, for what? It's a narrative, not a business. None of this is real productive shit to make peoples' lives better.

His latest "we need free speech" narrative was a scam too. He tapped into something real, which is what marketers do and why it kind of worked. Yes, we need free speech. Yes, Twitter had censorship issues. He saw that and jumped on it maliciously rather than productively.

But what did he replace it with? He replaced it with arbitrary journalist censorship about his private jet, arbitrary censorship of Substack, selective Twitter Files release, won't talk seriously about any of his China connections because Xi Jinping fucking owns him economically there like Jack Ma, has his balls firmly in his grasp, etc.

Elon's playing the narrative, the anti-woke meme of the day. He's a master meme-momentum-player. Don't fall for it.

Spot on by Lyn.

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Verifying my Nostr Nests identity: -gNa364eNMF7fJW47H4oIarxQcbFLWAiJxaF3XDZ43Y

https://nostrnests.com

Created my first short clip on fountain.

It's the part where James Lavish explains how British pension funds almost went broke.

From the "What Is Money?" show E294.

https://fountain.fm/clip/Ln30LixVqp9wgYNiD6WZ

My main takeaway was that the often described "natural" historical evolution path of barter, shells, gold, banking etc don't have any sufficient antropologic proof of being true.

And if not true, why is that story so often told and who benifits from it being presented?