The Promised Land (AKA Bastarden). 2023
Looks like it must of taken him HOURS to learn to play like that.
Nah. Just a bunch of men after divorce.
Losing everything.
Getting ready to do it all again.
You know. Normal stuff.
AKA police bodycam.
'...so away, nostr works just like bitcoin. You have a private key, that's called nsec, and a public key, called npub. And you never share your nsec with anyone because...'
'I see, right. Great. ....can you just keep your eyes on...'
Great video. As for the description of the 400,000 euro tender indicating a revision downwards for the asset register threshold.
I believe that is not the case. Rather, the tender amount is the amount of money the gov is offering to pay the consultancy to do the policy analysis work. The tender is a tender to offer work.
No way is bitcoin getting co-opted.
Finally. I have a life plan.
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Or, perhaps, invulnerable to abuse.
Religion is a big and complex topic. For starters, even defining the world religion is hard. So you have to start with a working definition and go from there.
One helpful way to understand religions (sorry, not enough time to define it), is that they typically start from an identification that life is unsatisfactory, and/or meaningless, and then identify some sort of solution, or salvation. Along the way they also try to answer fundamental questions of life like, who am I? Who are you? and What is this word?
For example, some Christians could be said to identify the suffering of life as being due to selfishness and disobedience to God, which results in suffering and ultimately, death. So the solution is having faith that Jesus fixed all that, resulting in an eternal life free of suffering.
Conversely, some Buddhists could be said to identify that eternal life is our problem, that is, we experience the samsara cycle of endless birth, life (of suffering, unsatisfactoriness, meaninglessness), death and rebirth. So salvation is in a sense achieved through escaping this eternal life through mediation and non attachment to your idea of the self - so you have to 'die' in a sense - so the complete opposite in some sense to Christianity! They start with the same problems but go off in completely different directions for solutions.
This is a very broad generalization and the main religions have enormous disagreements and divergent thinking amongst them. But I just try to give the jist of things.
And also, they are a great tool to oppress or liberate people depending on the personalities of adherents, especially the rulers (that German guy around the time of WW2 loved it, and cobbled together his own). This is why you can meet both really great and really awful people involved in all kinds of religion. Very powerful ideology. And if you're not careful, it's easy to hurt yourself and others. Beware!
