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https://cdn.mises.org/anatomy-of-the-state.pdf

"Do not yield to misfortunes, but advance all the more boldly against them." —Virgil

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2026-02-21 02:11:46 UTC

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Irrespective of the fake news that is this study, swapping the native X app for the PWA interface has a similar effect on negative emotions, anxiety, etc.
That's been pretty consistent feedback from my admittedly, very small friend group. It's unclear why that is.
I agree with you and suspect Nostr has the effect it has because it's still niche and community-oriented.
Once the degenerate lot makes it's way over en-masse, all bets are off.

2026-02-06 19:25:59 UTC

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There is a version of kindness that is from a place of weakness.
https://blossom.primal.net/38dc87b08d4d44f36460706411d98a85ffd2020f65bf129eff1555b178a953b3.jpg

2025-12-12 02:12:06 UTC

https://blossom.primal.net/f49884d4b03033ff326b60cea9072da11e3cc548c5c3331197c7b735f5623230.jpg

2025-11-23 19:58:46 UTC

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Hopefully, $70K.

2025-11-21 20:07:32 UTC

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This is quite funny.

2025-11-20 14:38:03 UTC

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Buy high, sell low. And folks are still puzzled on how the rich keep getting richer while the poor...well, you know.

2025-11-17 22:37:44 UTC

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Use Brave's Leo or Proton's Luma for privacy.

2025-11-15 16:48:58 UTC

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Tech is filling our time, not our souls.

2025-11-12 00:10:50 UTC

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"...is a threat to democracy" translates to ... is a threat to the State's legitimacy.

2025-11-11 02:28:39 UTC

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Grok, Leo, & Perplexity mostly.

2025-11-09 21:27:20 UTC

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How about they keep the $2000 and repeal the 16th Amendment once and for all since the State is now flush with cash?

2025-11-09 21:17:54 UTC

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https://a.co/d/fEvBSYg
https://blossom.primal.net/d5ca3afde891a3cfbb44d2dff73039d42c5aa2171b3ac4f889fe78b8e7828535.webp

2025-11-05 21:01:10 UTC

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They now have a populist representative.
When the unheard find someone who speaks directly to the things that keep them up at night, and proposes, quite literally, anything to cure those woes, expect the Overton window to shift dramatically in favor of those proposals in the coming years.
Making fun is not the way.
People made the mistake with the populist right. They poked fun, name called, etc. Look how it galvanized the MAGA movement. These insults became a badge of honor.
We need to collectively begin understanding these folks, steelmanning their positions, and offering better solutions in a language they understand.
Else, one of these pendulum swings will be the last for our civilization.

2025-10-26 21:35:40 UTC

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That's deep, Hombre. I thought it was a naïveté / indoctrination thing. This seems plausible as well.

2025-10-19 23:43:48 UTC

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I agree.
We should celebrate the achievements of those who have built the foundation we stand on and carry on building for posterity.
It would be bad form to turn one's back on years, decades, and centuries of distilled wisdom and proven practice.
My only argument here is that my pride and self-esteem are tied to my own contributions and achievements, not the work of others that I happen to share race or culture with.
"We" achieved nothing if I haven't done sh-t. They've (individual innovators, doers, and all those who fostered them) have logged their achievements and now it's my turn to continue building.

2025-10-19 22:17:50 UTC

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I would never say what one can or can't do, only that how I perceive it.

2025-10-19 22:08:55 UTC

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Gotcha, I read the copy and hopped into the comments too quickly.
These LLMs are goofy when approached like a vending machine.
They're making assertions in all directions depending on who they're responding to and sources gathered and synthesized for that particular query.
Front-loading context through prompt-stacking makes them intelligent thinking partners.
Otherwise, they seem to ebb and flow with internet sentiment.
Black and Jewish pride must be gen pops' jam these days.

2025-10-19 21:36:03 UTC

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Unsolicited $0.02:
I get your meaning and see where you're going here.
I however, find automatic pride or self-esteem that comes from the achievements of others in our racial/cultural groups in history bizarre.
Feels like a form of collectivism which inevitably leads to tribalism and racism by both majorities and minorities.
I reserve pride and self-esteem for personal achievements and impact I've had in my own lifetime.
We can and should all celebrate the achievements of the things you listed in your original commentary by focusing on the individuals who pushed the limits of human potential.
This can occur across culture, race, heritage, etc. and has more to do with promoting human excellence than with feeling pride for sh-t we had no part in.

2025-10-19 20:54:16 UTC

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Make new secrets at a faster clip?

2025-10-19 17:38:23 UTC

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This sounds defeatist.
Encryption, anonymous payment systems, peer-to-peer markets, and local community action are all tools for proactively defending privacy against state and corporate encroachment.
Privacy is an ongoing struggle and accomplishment rather than an irreversible loss.

2025-10-16 03:25:26 UTC

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Gotcha, I don't do anything that maxes these out so my systems generally cruise on old hardware.
I suppose use cases requiring robust compute wouldn't be served well by repurposing old hardware paired with a Linux distro.
To your original point, better to evaluate a Linux OS on hardware that matches or exceeds the demand of whatever load you put on it regularly.
Linux is more efficient than Windows but it's not magic.

2025-10-16 02:11:52 UTC

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😆, I almost exclusively run my Linux distros on 10 year old+ hardware and they run just peachy.
Currently using Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS on a laptop and desktop that each meet that criteria. They both run great.

2025-09-26 20:43:59 UTC

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Right on. Haven't gotten my copy yet. Looking forward to this.

2025-08-31 03:29:11 UTC

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No, I do use a tsp of MCT oil and 1/8 tsp of Redmond’s Real Salt in my coffee though.
I’ll try butter soon.

2025-06-05 23:45:04 UTC

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Nice.

2025-05-28 23:21:02 UTC

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World of atoms vs the world of bits.
Agreed, folks need to learn how to successfully operate in and prioritize the former.

2025-05-25 13:38:34 UTC

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😆

2025-05-25 00:55:22 UTC

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Gotcha, appreciate you, Kind Sir.

2025-05-23 23:50:19 UTC

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If you would indulge me, what does prefacing verbs with "vibe" mean? Seeing that a lot, of late.

2025-05-20 02:53:17 UTC

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hTWKbfoikeg

2025-05-20 02:50:59 UTC

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NPcyTyilmYY

2025-05-20 02:50:11 UTC

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8WEtxJ4-sh4

2025-05-02 16:28:02 UTC

Surrounding yourself with people who share your goals is like building a powerhouse team. You feed off each other’s energy, ideas, and drive.
When everyone’s aiming for the same target, you celebrate wins together and push through setbacks without losing sight of the vision.
A goal-aligned circle also acts like a board of directors by offering shared vision, diverse expertise, accountability, resource sharing, and constructive challenges.
Identify your core goals, then seek out those who’re already chasing similar ones.
"Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another."

2025-05-02 11:39:49 UTC

Focusing on lack breeds scarcity and dissatisfaction, draining your energy and appreciation for the present.
Shifting focus to what you have cultivates contentment and opens you to new possibilities, often attracting what you need.

2025-04-30 23:11:50 UTC

Embrace criticism, prioritize the mission (your overarching purpose or goal) over personal pride, and inspire others toward a shared vision through influence and example.

2025-04-30 17:32:35 UTC

Safetyism (protecting individuals from emotional and intellectual discomfort), while well-intentioned, risks creating entire generations who are less capable of handling adversity or engaging with the world’s complexities.
Hot take: We should be teaching young people to navigate complexity with strength and reason.

2025-04-30 01:33:35 UTC

M = f(LIR, EB, CS)
Where:
• M = Malinvestment
• LIR = Low Interest Rates
• EB = Excessive Borrowing
• CS = Capital Spending
Low interest rates spur borrowing and spending, misguiding investments into unprofitable or unsustainable projects.

2025-04-29 11:40:03 UTC

Businesses face competition and customer choice, forcing efficiency or closure.
Governments, lacking similar pressures, often secure funding despite failures, leading to bloated budgets and declining service quality.
Without accountability or market-driven incentives, inefficiency grows, costs rise, and outcomes worsen.

2025-04-29 02:00:12 UTC

Productivity stems from intentional systems: clear goals, prioritized tasks, time blocks, and tools that reduce friction.
Eliminate chaos, automate repetition, and focus energy on high-impact work.
Consistency in the system drives results.

2025-04-29 00:25:05 UTC

Restricted Nuclear = Fear + Costly Regulations → Limited Energy + Missed Potential.

2025-04-28 20:16:07 UTC

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LMFAO!

2025-04-27 22:05:40 UTC

A house demands upkeep, a car needs fuel, a phone pulls your attention. Even ideas or goals we "own" can shape our identity, for better or worse.
Choose what you own wisely, because it’ll claim a piece of your time, energy, and/or mind.

2025-04-27 14:19:38 UTC

AI supercharges sharp minds, unlocking deeper critical thinking and multiplying productivity by orders of magnitude.
It hands lazy deceivers tools to fake competence, but their shortcuts crumble against the relentless output of motivated, AI-empowered intellectuals.
Long-term, drive wins.

2025-04-27 01:14:04 UTC

When the heat's on, you don't rise above.
You revert back to the depth of your ingrained knowledge and practiced skills.
No cramming can fake it when the stakes are high.
Consistency > Intensity

2025-04-26 19:36:30 UTC

https://m.primal.net/QeVM.jpg

2025-04-23 12:03:35 UTC

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For the love of God, yes, let's.

2025-04-23 02:49:43 UTC

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Many Europeans may not recognize soft totalitarianism, especially if it’s framed as “safety”, “equity”, or “progress”. The State’s hella good at subtle ideological control. It may be the only thing they’re goods at.
When folks are sufficiently propagandized, everyone misses the forest for trees. The people quibble over trivialities while the State amasses influence and power over every detail of their lives.
I no longer find things like this surprising after living through the pandemic stateside. It was quite unreal to witness the lull most were in…and how apologetic they were toward the government’s conduct.

2025-04-22 16:34:14 UTC

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Sho nuff. Control the pace, conserve energy, and focus on the current rep, erm challenge.
"Slow is smooth, smooth is fast" —U.S. Navy SEALs

2025-04-17 02:07:28 UTC

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That’s some profound sh*t, Homeslice.
That does track with bizarre takes I’ve read from a few self-proclaimed libertarians.
Some pitch a what starts as a libertarian position that then transitions into something with a community/socialist bent.
That f*cks me up when i read those.
You’ve given me something to think on.

2025-04-16 16:38:38 UTC

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"If you review, test, and understand the code, it’s not vibe coding but rather using an LLM as a typing assistant." -Simon Willison
Sounds like developers will need to review, test, and understand AI-generated code before committing it OR a trusted/robust AI-kit to do the same.
Else, it's all downhill from here.

2025-04-16 16:20:54 UTC

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Better still, think exponentially.

2025-04-15 16:16:18 UTC

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Seems that way.

2025-04-15 12:12:49 UTC

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Many assimilating quite naturally. Few grounding themselves with a healthy dose of emotional regulation, curiosity, and skepticism.

2025-04-15 12:02:01 UTC

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...and how about the extortion fees you pay (tax prep/filing) to help the gov establish exactly how much theft was appropriate for the previous year?
It's quite appalling these parasites consider the tax victims to be their "customers". They actually have a "customer service" number to call, if you can feature that.

2025-04-15 11:41:13 UTC

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Gotcha. That makes sense. I've installed lots of distros derived from Debian but never the thing itself. I may finally give it a try next time I upgrade a machine.

2025-04-14 22:10:13 UTC

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Pop!_OS, as I understand it, is based on Ubuntu, which itself is derived from Debian.
How running Debian be different? I run Pop!_OS on two machines so I'm willing to test a new setup if there is something inherently better about it.

2025-04-14 16:17:27 UTC

https://m.primal.net/QPQf.jpg

2025-04-13 16:54:12 UTC

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLLHlvXiCB_L1cdRUZB-ivs9mJQ9zXPQC#bottom-sheet

2025-04-13 16:20:14 UTC

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Yeah, and zap yourself generously while you're at it. Why the heck not?

2025-04-13 15:22:01 UTC

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That is cute. Well done.

2025-04-13 15:10:33 UTC

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“Don’t pray for an easier life; pray for broader shoulders.” —Unknown

2025-04-13 15:03:17 UTC

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The Bitcoin hashrate is more indicative of the health and security of the network. I check that at least once a day.
In doing that, i also see price, which is neither here nor there for me.
https://www.coinwarz.com/mining/bitcoin/hashrate-chart

2025-04-13 12:41:03 UTC

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That’s about the size of it.

2025-04-13 01:04:03 UTC

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Sho nuff.
° Economists are like priests.
° Central banks act as modern temples.
° Modern economic systems demand trust in abstract forces.
° Devotees, with religious zeal, ignore earthly suffering for divine reward.
° Skeptics risk excommunication.
° New economic theories, like behavioral economics, emerge like reformations, to adapt to human flaws..
° Modern economics offers salvation in its own currency, wealth.

2025-04-12 23:22:59 UTC

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Typewriters are analog, decentralized, and leave no digital trace. I get it.
They're also clunky, slow, and lack encryption. So there's that.

2025-04-12 22:08:54 UTC

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Correct.
That's why they are called corrections. Recessions or busts stem from the lower interest rates and credit expansion in the artificial boom that preceded the bust.
Corrections slough off weak zombie businesses that have misallocated their capital and reset the market.
That is, if the State doesn't swoop in with tax victim bailouts, encouraging moral hazard as a result.

2025-04-12 20:59:18 UTC

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F*ck this guy and the horse he rode in on.
He couldn't combat malware from vulnerabilities on his own Windows platform when he was in charge. Now he wants to take on so called "misinformation".
Who died and made this reprobate the arbiter of all truth?

2025-04-12 17:22:54 UTC

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So long as that moral excellence and goodness are self-imposed and being projected onto others.

2025-04-12 01:54:05 UTC

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CBD + Delta-9 gummy, a 1-hour prison-style workout in my living room, then off to hit the hay.

2025-04-12 01:39:38 UTC

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Sounds like a futuristic Sci-Fi cinema score.
I picture a club in a bustling hub, neon-lit dance floors, and a mix of alien and human species mingling, drinking exotic smokey liquor, and dancing to this pulsing electronic music.
Perhaps some shadowy figure lounging in a private booth surrounded by armed goons, with a commanding view of the neon-lit dance floor.
Yeah, it seems to be working for me too.

2025-04-12 00:39:04 UTC

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My man, low-quality individuals abound. A critical mass will build here soon enough.
At this particular moment in time, Nostr seems to be a focused and passionate community.
The knuckle draggers, through sheer volume, will dominate discussions and drown out the original vibe.
Enjoy this brief season while it lasts.

2025-04-11 23:33:10 UTC

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Against Intellectual Property by N. Stephan Kinsella
https://tinyurl.com/szz2wec5
https://m.primal.net/QMTw.jpg

2025-04-11 21:23:25 UTC

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Gotcha.
Grok, for future reference, is good resource for summarizing the happenings and trends on X.
I don't spend much time the platform either. Checking in with the parent AI is enough to stay plugged in...when I want to be.

2025-04-11 20:41:22 UTC

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Grok has you covered...
Here’s a rundown of some lesser-known developments in politics, finance, and Bitcoin that might not have crossed your radar yet, based on what’s been bubbling up recently:
### Politics
- **New York’s Crypto Payment Push**: A bill (A7788) introduced by Assemblyman Clyde Vanel is quietly making its way through New York’s state legislature. It aims to let state agencies accept cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash as payment for services. This could set a precedent for broader crypto adoption in government transactions, but it’s still under the radar for most.[](https://cointelegraph.com/news/what-happened-in-crypto-today)
- **Greenland’s Arctic Diplomacy**: Greenland appointed its first-ever Arctic ambassador to focus on sustainable development amid growing geopolitical interest in the region. This move signals a shift toward asserting more autonomy in international affairs, especially as global powers eye Arctic resources. It’s a subtle but significant step that’s not getting much mainstream attention.[](https://www.reuters.com/world/)
### Money (Finance)
- **Pakistan’s Bitcoin Mining Plan**: Pakistan is planning to divert surplus electricity to Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, according to the head of its Crypto Council. They’ve already held talks with mining firms, aiming to boost economic output in a novel way. This could reshape how energy-strapped nations approach crypto, but it’s barely being discussed globally.[](https://www.reuters.com/markets/cryptocurrency/)[](https://x.com/AustinZaback/status/1910407557287456987)
- **GameStop’s Bitcoin Bet**: U.S. video game retailer GameStop announced it’s adding Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset to diversify its holdings. This is a bold move for a struggling retail chain, betting on crypto to turn its fortunes around, but it’s not making big headlines outside niche financial circles.[](https://www.reuters.com/markets/cryptocurrency/)
### Bitcoin
- **China-Russia Energy Trades in Bitcoin**: Amid U.S. tariffs hitting 104% on Chinese goods, China and Russia have started settling some energy trades in Bitcoin to bypass U.S.-controlled financial systems. This is a small but growing trend that could challenge the dollar’s dominance in trade if it expands, yet it’s flying under the radar for most casual observers.[](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-russia-settle-energy-trades-012147370.html)
- **BlackRock’s European Bitcoin ETF**: BlackRock launched its first Bitcoin exchange-traded product in Europe, tapping into rising demand after pulling in over $50 billion for similar U.S. products. This move signals institutional confidence in crypto’s staying power, but it’s not getting the same buzz as U.S.-focused crypto news.[](https://www.reuters.com/markets/cryptocurrency/)
These stories are percolating in the background, overshadowed by bigger headlines like tariffs or market swings. If you want me to dig deeper into any of these—or check for even fresher developments—let me know! I can also search X or the web for real-time updates if you’re curious about what people are saying right now.

2025-04-11 16:53:50 UTC

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https://m.primal.net/QMCm.jpg

2025-04-11 00:27:01 UTC

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Good follow up reading if you are so inclined…
Anatomy of the State by Murray Rothbard
https://cdn.mises.org/anatomy-of-the-state.pdf

2025-04-10 00:37:54 UTC

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Hilarious.

2025-04-09 16:31:49 UTC

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Wow, this is special.

2025-04-09 16:19:39 UTC

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Hilarious.

2025-04-09 13:11:26 UTC

Chinese sentiment around the latest U.S. tariffs.
https://m.primal.net/QJff.jpg

2025-04-09 12:39:28 UTC

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Indeed. There are at least 14 of them, apparently.
https://m.primal.net/QJeQ.mov

2025-04-09 02:12:12 UTC

The Ballad of the Satoshi Hoard
Quit clutching coins in miserly heaps, for sats won’t shield you from fate’s harsh sweeps. 
While you hoard that gleaming digital trove, the world storms on—wild, fierce, and strove. 
Friends fade like echoes, time melts fast, no ledger mends a soul downcast. 
So fling your days, not just your wealth, life’s too brief for a crypto stealth!

2025-04-09 00:30:19 UTC

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Clever.

2025-04-09 00:05:52 UTC

Central planning of the economy is a recipe for stagnation and tyranny. It concentrates power in a few hands, and those hands don’t let go.
Liberty, on the other hand, thrives on decentralized power. Markets, for all their flaws, let people vote with their wallets and ingenuity.

2025-04-08 22:10:29 UTC

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At 20x the current fiat value, perhaps a 6-pack of Fruit of the Loom undies.

2025-04-08 09:50:39 UTC

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I tend to feel dizzy/light-headed after getting up from a squat. Not sure why, but it’s the only reason i don’t squat more. Otherwise, the position feels great.

2025-04-07 18:20:09 UTC

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Not looking in the right place is all.
https://m.primal.net/QHgu.jpg

2025-04-07 16:59:17 UTC

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Not necessarily. There seems to have been a pivot from the Progressive Era on toward trusting government as a problem-solver.
Think antitrust laws, labor protections, and the State stepping in when markets and individuals supposedly "fail".
It's not clear that history books are emphasizeing the skepticism toward centralized government, rooted in the American Revolution's origins.
The State appears to have positioned itself as a savior of the people, irrespective of any real world results to the contrary.
How'd it manage that, if not through a reimagining in the textbooks of American history through the lense of a statist?

2025-04-06 21:17:47 UTC

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That's a handsome piece. Sophisticated and classic. Enjoy!

2025-04-06 17:41:31 UTC

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Unsupported and oversimplified take. All the same, understanding sentiment and the various perspectives on current events is always fascinating.

2025-04-06 17:01:27 UTC

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“Доверяй, но проверяй” (Doveryay, no proveryay) —Russian proverb
…translates to “Trust, but verify”. It’s a practical piece of wisdom that balances faith in others with a healthy dose of skepticism.
Hard to scale anything without some degree of trust.

2025-04-05 18:14:25 UTC

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Loopy cunts, the whole lot of these university admins, these days.

2025-04-05 17:55:26 UTC

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That’s interesting to learn. What stateside providers, if any, would you say come closest to Canadian quality beef?

2025-04-05 15:52:04 UTC

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Hilarious.

2025-04-05 03:22:41 UTC

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That’s an interesting observation. Weird bit of cultural signaling if true.

2025-04-05 02:34:16 UTC

https://m.primal.net/QEiQ.jpg

2025-04-04 11:59:08 UTC

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As of April 4, 2025, the M2 money supply in the United States is showing signs of gradual expansion following a period of contraction. M2, which includes cash, checking deposits, savings deposits, money market securities, and other near-money assets, is a key indicator of the money available in the economy.
Recent data indicates that M2 increased to $21,447.6 billion in November 2024, up from $21,311.2 billion in October 2024, reflecting a month-over-month growth. On a year-over-year basis, M2 growth was reported at 3.9% in January 2025, compared to 3.8% in December 2024, suggesting a slow but steady upward trend. This follows a notable decline that began in mid-2022, where M2 dropped significantly—by over $530 billion from March 2022 to December 2023—marking the first recorded annual decrease in decades. That contraction was largely driven by the Federal Reserve's efforts to combat inflation through aggressive monetary tightening, including raising interest rates and reducing liquidity.
The current expansion appears to signal a shift. After bottoming out in 2023, M2 has been creeping upward, possibly reflecting a loosening of monetary conditions or a response to economic stabilization efforts. Historically, M2 growth has been tied to economic activity—rising during expansions to support growth and falling during tightening cycles to curb inflation. The sharp increase during the COVID-19 pandemic (a 40% surge from early 2020 to early 2022) was driven by unprecedented stimulus, followed by the Fed’s pivot to contraction as inflation spiked. Now, with inflation pressures easing somewhat, the modest uptick in M2 could indicate a return to more accommodative policies or simply a natural rebound in liquidity.
However, interpreting M2’s movements isn’t straightforward. Some argue it’s a lagging indicator, influenced by factors like the Eurodollar system—offshore dollar creation not fully captured in M2 stats—which could mean actual liquidity is higher than reported. Others note that while M2 growth often correlates with asset price increases (like stocks or cryptocurrencies), short-term fluctuations don’t always reflect real-time economic conditions. For now, the data suggests M2 is in a phase of cautious recovery, but whether this persists or accelerates depends on the Fed’s next moves and broader global liquidity trends.
Grok Query Result

2025-04-04 02:23:46 UTC

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Same here.
@nprofile…hjx7 , @npub1j4t…c8ed , and @npub1yvn…ncv9 , among others follow/unfollow me every time I do anything on this platform.
I’m fairly certain they’re bots. Just understand what they’re meant to achieve besides triggering a notification.

2025-04-03 01:09:58 UTC

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The POTUS is economically retarded.

2025-04-02 22:11:41 UTC

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Good.
Confusion is the enemy. We need to cut through the fog and pursue clarity across all dimensions.
Clarity prevents the slow rot of assumptions and resentment from festering in the gaps. Without it, we're stuck reacting to a distorted version of reality.
Onwards and upwards for Belgium and all who follow suit.