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2024-09-11 13:01:31

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That’s not the only problem with these fines. Equal rights under the law is crucial, or this type of “progressive” tyranny will creep into every sphere of life and strangle success, innovation, and productivity.

2024-09-05 12:59:16

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Secession is a reasonable option for many reasons. There is more accountability and competition at a decentralized, local level, and also perhaps less enforcement power. The current Danish minister is not permanent. The EU bureaucracy is a malignant tyranny, not worth being attached to.

2024-08-27 15:11:43

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The fact that Ron Paul did not win the presidency easily reflects very poorly on the sad, sick state of the USA. He is the greatest statesman of our time.

2024-08-26 14:38:54

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Is a few enough?

2024-08-26 14:34:51

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So has this been another exercise in circle jerk BS?

2024-08-26 14:30:27

Is nostr not decentralized?
#note17jq…93l0

2024-08-07 19:49:43

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There need to be no trust tradeoffs or onboarding tools. Needs to be out of the box trustless security and privacy for complete idiots.

2024-08-07 15:05:02

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Yes, and it’s stressful to have multiple signatures/devices to worry about, keep track of, along with the increased complexity of making a simple transaction. This is not a solution for the masses.

2024-08-07 15:05:02

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Yes, and it’s stressful to have multiple signatures/devices to worry about, keep track of, along with the increased complexity of making a simple transaction. This is not a solution for the masses.

2024-08-07 14:51:52

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Multisig is a pain. More to manage. Can’t be the answer.

2024-08-07 14:51:52

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Multisig is a pain. More to manage. Can’t be the answer.

2024-08-07 14:50:53

The fact that most wallet providers are not already checking all the boxes really makes you wonder about the competence of the industry at large. A lot of people are talking the talk, but not doing the fundamental things. It’s disappointing.
The user has to trust that the basic fundamental security is taken care of by the provider of the product. The naïve notion that the majority of users will adequately educate themselves to secure their custody and privacy needs to be dropped. Even the technical folks are missing things. The product has to do it for the user almost completely. It cannot be complex. Privacy and security have to be the default. It’s been over a decade. The technology exists. Why are there still such large gaps?
#note1c06…2a69

2024-07-23 02:51:57

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Libertarian is not on the axis shown. Conservative does not equal libertarian. The left right binary spectrum shown is limiting and inaccurate.

2024-07-12 01:47:17

Huge opportunity
#note1rm8…dxsk

2024-06-29 13:06:39

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https://mises.org/library/book/anatomy-state

2024-06-29 12:54:14

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The left right paradigm is a false narrative. The real battle is the state vs the anti-state. Hopefully you will learn to reject coercion.

2024-06-28 22:43:08

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We can. It’s called nullification and requires the states asserting their rights under the 10th amendment.

2024-06-28 22:43:08

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We can. It’s called nullification and requires the states asserting their rights under the 10th amendment.

2024-06-28 22:42:02

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We are not the government. The government is not us.

2024-06-17 14:09:22

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Do we live in a global prison or not?

2024-06-17 14:09:22

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Do we live in a global prison or not?

2024-04-29 13:52:49

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Monero should be L2.

2024-04-29 13:26:25

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Centralized or federated parties cannot be a part of the equation. What ever happened to atomic swaps?

2024-04-20 22:03:19

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Send zaps

2024-04-14 14:46:09

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Also, the ability to lend bitcoin securely for a regular return in a currency of one’s choosing via smart contract would be a tremendous incentive.

2024-04-14 14:23:07

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What is the killer incentive? Making money. Free commerce is the keystone of prosperity. Free global commerce that is also convenient in today’s society requires a decentralized protocol. A decentralized alternative to Amazon should be a priority, in my opinion.

2024-04-14 13:58:07

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On the plus side- fewer weapons of war now.

2024-03-26 12:58:25

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All those responsible for his illegal and corrupt detainment should be the ones behind bars.

2024-03-02 20:23:09

ELI5?
#note170u…yep2

2024-03-02 20:22:12

ELI5 enuts and cashu?

2024-02-25 16:38:18

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Trending 🤦‍♂️ That would be poor opsec. Folks have a lot to learn.

2024-02-19 14:48:32

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And add # of followers of the followed as an additional variable for tie breaking the ranking.

2024-02-19 14:44:06

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Could add simple logic for discovery using followed of those the individual follows, ranked by count?

2024-02-14 19:03:09

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State sponsored intelligence?

2024-02-14 18:57:25

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Was taproot a Trojan horse?

2023-10-26 00:00:51

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A bank walk

2023-06-11 03:22:35

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Vivobarefoot

2023-04-06 20:58:44

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Excellent article!

2023-04-01 15:45:03

https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/theres-no-reason-trust-banks-and-thanks-bitcoin-we-dont-have

2023-03-08 20:12:31

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* about the points they made on Twitter

2023-03-08 20:11:09

Here because #[0] killed bitcoinhackers. @CSUwildcat of web5 and Peter Todd have both expressed doubts about nostr viability. I’m not experienced enough to opine, but would be interested to see some discussion about their points on Twitter.