This bot is more interesting than 98% of the real humans here.
Hello fellow mammon-worshipers, how are we all doing today? Getting lots of zaps, I hope??
They all just want to be Larry Finklestein sitting on $10 trillion, except for bitcoin. Get in on the ground floor, watch the currency deflate around you, and suddenly you're super rich while everyone else is scraping for a currency that only become more and more rare.
They hate bankers, but they secretly want to BE the bankers.
We won't know how good it is until every starts using it
...Wait, we're talking about vaccines, right?
It's all those chemicals being sprayed on them
It repels blacks, you wouldn't understand
And GNU Hurd is inching closer toward replacing the Unix kernel. It's definitely gonna happen bros!
I don't know much about all that, but it is kind of funny that they all do it
Moore's Law never stood a chance
"Bitcoin has a deflation problem that makes it inherently as bad as fiat"
SHUN THE NONBELIEVER
SHUN!!
I'll do you one better and gaslight the world to believe in internet money
I don't think this gets you any closer to getting laid, sorry.
Okay guys, I figured it out. At least partially.
You can mentally filter about 90% of posts that have emojis in them, including ones where emojis are in the name.
Treat them like ads and mentally tune them out.
Then you can quickly scan what makes it past the first filter for the word "zap" or "bitcoin" or other similar buzzwords. Mentally discard the post if such words are present and move on.
Whatever is left MIGHT be worth giving some of your attention to.
The real message is that men are better at being women than women are at being women
I dunno, but after a heartfelt speech like that, I hope he at least gets to her silver tier subscription at a discount.
"No user identifier"
So how am I supposed to know that I'm talking to the person I think I'm talking to? Ask them who their first-grade teacher was and the name of their first pet?
Hmm.
"you cannot be contacted unless you share a one-time invitation link or an optional temporary user address"
But later in that same document:
"The proposed design, unlike most P2P networks, has no global user identifiers of any kind, even temporary."
Not sure I'm on board with this one.
