Guerilla_ro2e
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We should be teaching children to manage their caloric intake as they manage financial transactions.
I'm not for stressing anyone should maintain a certain weight but kids should be aware that their bodies will only utilize a certain amount of energy that may/may not benefit their capabilities. I don't think there is a best practice but the consequences of consumption are similar to our financial relationships.

2023-06-03 01:14:22

Peter schiff and ordinals...

2023-06-01 22:16:44

My only question to Jamie Fox: you just now got vaccinated?

2023-05-26 00:45:43

https://youtu.be/AcuxbpmqRlY

2023-05-24 20:39:08

https://music.apple.com/us/album/little-weapon-feat-bishop-g-nikki-jean/270296941?i=270297070

2023-05-23 14:51:55

Love bitcoin.

2023-05-19 19:31:44

The Bureau of Indian Affairs is a hoax.

2023-05-16 15:22:00

"White supremacy is an elitist character not a human character." -my dad

2023-05-12 13:30:04

https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-heard-your-voice-in-dresden/305423100?i=305423160

2023-05-11 19:00:40

https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-wish-i-was-sober/1083520444?i=1083521513

2023-05-09 20:29:39

If you like iced coffee you're going to love the espresso tonic's from Caribou.

2023-05-09 18:45:52

https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-sound/329548457?i=329548609

2023-05-05 15:03:53

Cronuts are web3.

2023-05-04 13:57:36

https://music.apple.com/us/album/trades-and-tariffs/269999828?i=269999838

2023-05-04 12:54:51

https://music.apple.com/us/album/stars-of-leo/303547006?i=303547029

2023-05-02 23:08:19

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I see your point but how do we distinguish those wealth effects while abandoning the mentality that drove/financed/developed its existence? Like, at what point do we realize the atomic bomb was more destructive than good? If we couldn't be responsible with traditional finance/banking practices how can we so decidedly assume that it (AI) will actually serve a benefit to society? Are we bored? Are we overstimulated? Can we recognize what a benefit is at all?
And that's not to say exploring AI isn't worthwhile at all but it looks like the boundaries between thought/human emotion/connection are being blurred to the point that I wonder how man's conscience will safely see it through. While our understanding of value has only significantly shifted with the evolution of bitcoin, I consider it infant in its life and I wonder how much of tech growth is actually natural because of the misaligned incentives that promulgate its development.
While I do believe that the curiosity to explore intelligence is organic I just have to wonder what we're turning into, what my children are turning into and what repercussions might actually be irreversible.

2023-05-02 05:06:58

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What is an ordinal?

2023-05-02 05:06:31

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You're on Facebook?

2023-05-02 05:03:30

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I think I understand what you're saying but I'd like to expand/posit on the issue of "free" and "wealth" being either attainable or desirable. While there may be no point in wasting resources for a job that can be done for free I wonder what the impact on our collective human energy grid can tolerate while experimenting within the time limit of our lifespan. If my labor becomes obsolete, what function do I have outside of generating heat and waste? Is that an ecosystem that the earth can sustain? What it costs in electricity and mining alone are natural limits themselves for an evolution toward a sustainable balance of "life" (as we can comprehend it).
If we destroy ourselves in order to advocate for some better, simpler, exciting technology, who's to say that the great failure won't be our own extinction but it's?
It leads me to propagandize that "wealth" is equally unsustainable as measured within our confines. What we sacrifice on this pursuit of unsustainable wealth accumulation and distribution toward what seems like superior computing advantages undoes millennia of intelligence evolution and drives chaos further between each other which incentivizes uncontrolled growth toward a state of intelligence that is (of course, arguably) not worth having. The problem has never been the resources, its been a refusal toward cohesion in lieu of gain. If I sacrifice your agenda, who's left and how can I expect that a processor can ever do better?
What bitcoin offers is a slower and more radical transformation of how we can work together and what we can develop if we use the wasted resources of our lives to generate a reliable source of value (not wealth) for our children and theirs.

2023-05-02 04:35:14

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It already is. It's called "reality".

2023-05-02 04:33:54

Jeff Booth in Bedford 🔥

2023-05-01 19:31:47

Has anyone else realized a correlation between automobiles and firearm's framing our understanding of economic value in American society?

2023-04-28 12:14:29

Have you ever gotten so drunk in your dream that you wake up thinking you're hungover?

2023-04-27 21:13:39

https://music.apple.com/us/album/to-build-a-home-feat-patrick-watson/255464394?i=255470095

2023-04-24 19:47:52

Our collective intelligence is devalued by magnitudes as our independence on digital infrastructures grows. It will never understand better (I.e. feel more) than human beings the entire collection of human history. As we transition toward reduced values of intelligence, bitcoin adoption will grow.

2023-04-23 02:46:12

https://youtu.be/O9V9BMHk9gk

2023-04-21 18:07:51

https://music.apple.com/us/album/new-york-concept-de-paris-feat-gil-scott-heron/1682808341?i=1682808342

2023-04-21 18:02:01

https://music.apple.com/us/album/orange-planets/1675981112?i=1675981357

2023-04-21 03:09:20

432 Hz for the win! Improving my sleep quality one frequency at a time. I wonder what 210 Hz sounds like?

2023-04-19 18:25:47

"Your body has no control over what you (decide to) put in it." My Mom

2023-04-18 19:51:13

Dreading taxes so I prolong filing until 10pm on tax day feels like I'm waiting for the bottom to buy bitcoin.

2023-04-18 05:39:31

"Triangle of Sadness": whole coin status

2023-04-17 17:00:48

https://music.apple.com/us/album/penguins-polarbears/1485032582?i=1485032745

2023-04-17 04:24:09

Life changing book top 20: My Brother's Keeper

2023-04-16 22:42:35

https://music.apple.com/us/album/sleeping-lessons/669287796?i=669287834

2023-04-15 04:36:48

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Somebody, make this real.

2023-04-14 22:32:37

Nostr love

2023-04-14 22:03:03

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Cool, I just started it and am wondering why it's taken so long for me to come across it

2023-04-14 14:45:24

Anyone read "Princes of the Yen"?

2023-04-07 06:25:30

https://music.apple.com/us/album/hard-to-concentrate/945562992?i=945569014

2023-04-06 01:59:53

Super Mario Bros: all the concentrated work that fiat can produce made it worth watching and enjoyable. I'm sure it took years of effort and many dollars to bring it to life. It will be fun to see how authentic, timely, witty, creative, etc. films might be (and awards bestowed) when they can be backed by bitcoin.

2023-04-04 00:31:14

https://music.apple.com/us/album/berlin-wall/426210243?i=426210254

2023-04-02 02:40:02

Fiat Money Inflation in France

2023-03-31 14:04:41

If regulators can legalize trading across stock markets they should legalize all transactions across the black market. #freemarket

2023-03-30 19:56:20

https://music.apple.com/us/album/trash-tongue-talker/519241667?i=519241907

2023-03-30 19:50:07

https://music.apple.com/us/album/swim-until-you-cant-see-land/1495645236?i=1495645238

2023-03-30 15:27:06

"...their absence will underscore the extent of their effective disenfranchisement in the judicial conquest of Native America." Lindsay G. Robertson, "Conquest by Law" (2005), p. xiii.
"Something else." Animals comprehending their own extinction.

2023-03-30 14:41:07

De-(petro)dollarization trends highlight the limits of financial bastardization against moral authority, humane-ness, integrity, and all we've lost by getting high on our own supply.

2023-03-30 04:35:32

https://youtu.be/mGK1z06LKAo

2023-03-30 04:01:14

"If light and electricity be understood as particular forms of motion, then we must inevitably recognise the existence of a peculiar luminiferous (universal) ether as a material, transmitting this form of motion." D. Mendeleev, "The Principles of Chemistry: Vol. 1" (1891), p. 3.
Mendeleev was a bitcoiner.

2023-03-28 20:38:04

https://music.apple.com/us/album/arms-of-a-woman/724509147?i=724509561

2023-03-26 15:02:45

https://music.apple.com/us/album/it-sure-can-get-cold-in-des-moines/1423319941?i=1423319943

2023-03-24 20:48:12

Dude! Thai massage.

2023-03-24 17:45:11

https://music.apple.com/us/album/sacred-alphabet/1671636619?i=1671636630

2023-03-24 15:58:53

https://music.apple.com/us/album/chelsea-hotel-2/511065006?i=511065474

2023-03-23 22:39:22

"Hutchinson, referring to the temptation to trustees, says: "The influence which a bad currency has on the morals of a people is greater than is generally imagined. Numbers of schemes for public and private emissions were proposed as remedies. The only effectual one, the utter abolition of the bills, was omitted.'" W.G. Sumner, "A History of American Currency" (1874), p. 24.

2023-03-23 20:50:24

"In 1720 trade was stagnant, and there was a great cry for more bills. Let it be observed how this complaint is heard again, every four or five years, although the amount of paper was continually increasing. It is the best instance in history of the way in which a country "grows up" to any amount of currency. Here was a sparse population in a new country with untouched resources, and it seemed to them necessary to have recourse to artificial issues of currency to "make business brisk;" to get up enterprises for the sake of "making work;" and to lay bounties on products in order to enable the people to carry on production. The distress was real, but it came from turning their backs on what nature offered them gratuitously, and violating the laws by which they might have profited by these gifts." W.G. Sumner, "A History of American Currency" (1874), p. 23.
We are in a black hole of violation.

2023-03-23 15:52:56

"In 1709 the time for redemption was set at 4 years; in 1710 at 5 years; in 1711 at 6 years; this injured the credit of the bills at the same time that they became redundant. The depreciation now began. The paper was legal tender, it's acceptance being enforced from time to time by more and more stringent enactments." W.G. Sumner, "A History of American Currency" (1874), p. 17.
Fwd to 2023 and CBDC's.

2023-03-23 11:48:31

The US war department has over a century of strategy built on its social experiments conducted on Native American reservations in this country. The fact that their history coincides with an increasingly myopic and dystopian worldview is both liberating to understand and hard to ignore as we face impending economic slavery and complete destruction of our livelihoods.

2023-03-22 16:47:41

The U.S. treasuries are a superstition. -My dad

2023-03-22 13:48:33

https://music.apple.com/us/album/everlasting-light/1534937444?i=1534937445

2023-03-22 00:37:56

"In 1640, Winthrop tells how the merchants came and drained off the people's cash. That he should not have understood the case is not strange, but from the experience of two centuries and a half, and the teachings of science, any better than to repeat the same theory, is astonishing." William G. Sumner, "A History of American Currency" (1874), p. 8.
We are legitimately insane.
Bitcoin fixes (part of) this.

2023-03-21 22:56:26

https://music.apple.com/us/album/ms/558262493?i=558262589

2023-03-21 20:30:17

"Prices rose to fit the worst form of payment which the seller might expect." p. 8.

2023-03-21 20:24:37

"The losses occasioned by a bad currency far exceed the gains from imported commodities." William G. Sumner, "A History of American Currency" (1874), p. 6.
And consequently __________.

2023-03-21 18:41:34

Bitcoin"ers" understand the banking system. They may not be capable of running a node but they do understand the flaws in our current banking/fiat/credit practices.

2023-03-21 04:56:43

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Bitcoin regulates itself.

2023-03-20 09:27:30

We curate our dreams; censor our souls.
Bitcoin is freedom.

2023-03-17 16:35:19

Cash is a liability.

2023-03-17 14:07:26

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Enjoyed this - glad to see her 😌

2023-03-16 05:07:12

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The American education system has evolved into a scam. Teachers should feel confident that their lives are more valuable than having to undo (or give hope to) the poverty and moral degradation in our children as a result of the fiat/credit system enforced on their parents. All that is in their control is to provide a safe haven against the insanity flowing through this country while enduring it individually. They are not wrong, they should not be blamed; the system is rigged in favor of those who enslave parents. If we were living in a free market the idea that we can brainwash children into using our methods would have died out centuries ago.

2023-03-16 04:49:21

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There's nobody left. These should be considered crimes of genocide.

2023-03-16 03:37:05

Imagine trying to recreate the bitcoin network with every other talent/resource available
just to enhance the catastrophic fiat network
and field the delusions that it's created in the masses
in order to cement a progressively and compounding losing profit for the next 3000 years

2023-03-15 23:00:46

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The best advice I heard was to give as much of your time to help others. Learn as much as you can for others, give freely whatever you can, and you will discover rewards in bitcoin. The entire system relies on people determining the most creative ways to incorporate it into their daily lives. So, even if you can't stack sats every day/week, you can read about it, share it, etc. I believe you can earn sats for reading articles about bitcoin too...

2023-03-15 22:54:43

https://music.apple.com/us/album/a-lick-of-paint/1083520444?i=1083521525

2023-02-26 18:30:12

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I have 90 relays. Is that too many? What are their functions?