From what my Catholic friend told me the food he gave Abraham was Jesus' transubstantiated body. I'm not sure who they think Melchizedek was, but that demonstrates that they think Jesus' physical body can travel through time and violate causality.

Angels and theophanies are hard to distinguish in the OT. It's possible modalism was taking place distinct from the incarnation. But I think since God is outside of time it was probably Jesus' incarnate body. I know Catholics would agree with me based on what they think about Melchizidek

"Something like a throne with the appearance of lapis lazuli was above the expanse over their heads. On the throne, high above, was someone who looked like a human. From what seemed to be his waist up, I saw a gleam like amber, with what looked like fire enclosing it all around. From what seemed to be his waist down, I also saw what looked like fire. There was a brilliant light all around him. The appearance of the brilliant light all around was like that of a rainbow in a cloud on a rainy day. This was the appearance of the likeness of the Lord’s glory. When I saw it, I fell facedown and heard a voice speaking."

The Bible, Ezekiel 1:26–28 (CSB)

Back in the early days of twitter clients could say their name in posts. It was a really good way to discover new twitter apps. It was dropped in 2012 as part of twitter abandoning the open app ecosystem.

I’d like to have that feature in Nostr. For example, today I’ve posted from nos.social, damus, coracle, listr, and primal.

To make it short, maybe we don’t do a user-agent like string, but instead add a field or tag to events with the app name. Then apps can store a name to link url depending on how they want to use it and make it visible and clickable or not.

is that a metaphor?

I was just thinking; the 1,800’s are just bizarre. None of it makes sense.

Then it ends up with rich people in rich countries.

#nostrasia

Our lives at this point are nearly entirely governed by unelected officials and super-national monetary institutions.

To think that your vote makes a difference is naive to the point of being delusional.

of course the fact the Spanish had Columbus discover America in that same year may have had something to do with it ;)

110 years later we are still in the Great War.

WW1 never ended as WW2 was just a continuation of the ww1. The german people were put in such a horrific economic situation that a nationalistic leader was expected to rise much as we see all of Europe posed now to do the same thing.

WW2 never ended as the US and Germany never signed a peace treaty. Thus they are still technically in a state of war. The germans get little moldy gifts once in a while like the Berlin wall falling but everyone knows the heart of Europe is still occupied.

80 years of war while we let it happen. The icing on the cake is now the dead babies daily along with our paralyzing guilt and almighty ignorance of how we got here…