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Sovereign Beef

Christ is King. Bitcoin is Money.

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2025-11-18 23:02:42 UTC

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Harvard owns 0 BTC. Their IBIT exposure represents about 1% of their endowment. Nowhere near the largest holding.

2025-11-05 17:00:03 UTC

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Used Primal to post an article for the first time today. Easy, straightforward rich text editor on the web app.

2025-11-05 11:45:34 UTC

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An essay to share with your Christian No-Coiner friends and family.
#naddr1qp…wvgj

2025-10-08 22:08:52 UTC

My God is the one true God.
The rest are pretending.
My money is the one true money.
The rest are pretending.

2025-09-30 18:14:26 UTC

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There are sides.
You’ve chosen freedom without responsibility. I’ve chosen freedom through responsibility.
I can steel man your position: people are going to do harm either way. We cannot stop them outright. So we should employ a change that reduces the harm they cause by redirecting it away from the most valuable area of the network.
It’s a logically weak position, hence your attempt to straw man.

2025-09-29 19:36:01 UTC

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We call that a straw man. It typically comes from the side losing the debate.

2025-09-17 17:22:59 UTC

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The best way to participate in Bitcoin without actually participating in Bitcoin.

2025-09-17 17:18:50 UTC

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Yes I am also that old.

2025-09-12 12:53:26 UTC

Giving spammers reign to freely spam is the ideological equivalent to providing AI child porn to child molesters.
You’re not reducing harm. You’re enabling disgusting behavior adjacent to a virtuous environment.
What happens when you place depravity next to virtue? Does the depravity become more virtuous or does the virtuous become more depraved? This is not difficult to understand.

2025-09-10 20:12:44 UTC

I find this argument very simple: Core believes they must make changes to continue improving Bitcoin because complacency and stagnancy are the biggest threats to Bitcoin.
Those who oppose these changes fundamentally believe that too much tinkering with the protocol is the biggest threat to Bitcoin.
The case has been made that giving data embedders the option to utilize OP_RETURN results in harm reduction because they’re not stuffing witnesses. The analogy is like a local government providing drug addicts clean needles to use as a means of less harm done to the addict.
Anyone who has ever been to a major, liberal city knows that policies like this result in the degradation of a city. It fuels addiction, drug dealing and other crimes that come along with incentivizing people to do things that result in the decay of society. I don’t want OP_RETURN full of CSAM in the same way I don’t want both Starbucks bathrooms occupied by heroin addicts for hours at a time. As someone who understands addiction all too well, incentivizing drug use never results in less harm.
A few years ago, I was comfortable with calling myself a Libertarian. But it’s been issues like these that have made me aware that placing a moral standard that protects communities above the individual’s rights is the superior framework. I now find parts of the Libertarian frame weak and spineless. It will protect the rights of those with subversive agendas before it protects the rights of those willing to defend against the subversion.
We should not protect the right of foreigners to come into our country and burn our flag. We should not protect the right of drug addicts to more easily degrade our communities. And we should not protect the right of bad actors to use the greatest technological achievement in human history to post JPEGs of cats, CSAM or any other non-monetary data.

2025-06-07 12:44:48 UTC

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Unbearable. I do headphones or a bluetooth speaker. Exclusively.

2025-06-01 02:18:42 UTC

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I notice people forget that before Saylor repackaged his pitch to attract institutions, he went on a countless number of podcasts with a message aimed at helping individuals understand Bitcoin and money in general. I was still trading shitcoins in 2021 when something Saylor said led me towards BTC maximalism.
It’s a waste of your time to worry about who deserves more or less respect and why people feel the way they feel about anyone else.

2025-05-31 11:55:32 UTC

Death to StableCon.

2025-05-31 11:43:07 UTC

You know what you don’t see? Bitcoiners commenting on bcasher’s youtube videos about how Bitcoin is “the real Bitcoin.”

2025-05-31 11:39:45 UTC

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Yeah maybe.

2025-05-29 22:38:44 UTC

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Satoshi is dead.

2025-05-29 22:37:15 UTC

Watching the Trump boys speak at conferences is a lot like listening to someone give a book report on a book they never read.

2025-05-29 21:41:06 UTC

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Solid.

2025-05-29 21:40:35 UTC

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Yeah I don’t fuck around 😎

2025-05-29 17:07:40 UTC

Keep a copy of The Big Print in my gym bag in case I overhear anyone mention how expensive whey protein is getting.
https://blossom.primal.net/0cc571206fdba889d4e156ff67b8095f7c2965bdd71c8140b02e2bcd40556fdd.mov

2025-05-28 20:33:49 UTC

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NYC has a history of rising and falling. It will flourish again.

2025-05-28 20:27:04 UTC

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That’s a false equivalency. The jobs will exist, just as horses do. They’ll just be less a part of human life, just as horses are.

2025-05-28 15:07:25 UTC

Bitcoin ownership will reveal to you how much responsibility you’re truly willing to take. We all must face ourselves in this regard.

2025-05-28 15:01:18 UTC

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The best is dependent on the individual circumstances of that wallet. There are no solutions, only tradeoffs.
That said, that setup is likely to work well for many.

2025-05-28 14:57:15 UTC

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When the advice was initially given, and for some time following, it was in fact a reachable goal, evidenced by those who achieved it.

2025-05-26 16:44:08 UTC

The possession of BTC in itself is not virtuous, not yet at least. Only once all traces of even the echoes of fiat have faded from our society will we be able to indisputably link BTC ownership with virtue. Until then there is no way to be certain the acquisition of one’s sats was achieved in a virtuous manner.
Only the bearer truly knows, whether he is conscious of it or not and whether he chooses to admit it to himself or not, if the sats he’s stacked were done so through the means of his own virtue or not. Whether a man created value via his own God given talents and work ethic and humbly saved the earnings in BTC, weathering the slippage in the process, is known only to him and God.
For those who have built a stack in virtue and whose conviction has grown alongside the value of their holdings, I offer my respect. I recognize what you’ve done as a testament of your intelligence, your humility and your courage.
My hope is that you continue to act in ways that deserve my respect well into the future and you spend your sats as virtuously as you saved them.

2025-05-26 00:52:49 UTC

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You’ve projected a sense of morality into the conversation that no one was talking about. I’ve made zero mention of superiority outside an objective measure of it via BTC ownership. Those with more are superior to those with less.

2025-05-25 21:17:16 UTC

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75k. And less than 200k understand it enough to truly know the importance of getting to 1 and storing it properly.
Of that 75k, I’d say 10k don’t really know what they’re holding.

2025-05-25 21:03:58 UTC

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Being at the top of anything globally is something to be celebrated. It marks an elite status in something nearly everyone on earth has access to. It is small, average-minded thinking that associates elitism with powerful, bad actors. If you have a whole coin and don’t want to be in the top 0.01%, sell some and descend down the ladder.

2025-05-18 22:32:37 UTC

Sats forever. Bits is gay too.

2025-05-16 21:59:58 UTC

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Good to have you back, Doc.

2025-05-16 21:57:45 UTC

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Jack providing insight into the challenges of everyday people is peak irony.

2025-05-16 21:49:33 UTC

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Sleep. Hydration. Food. Testosterone.

2025-05-16 19:36:34 UTC

Turning this all into an art project.
https://blossom.primal.net/9389faf77004004b4d4d59aedb1880520e6e876f426abf0a37c9dfc841400800.mov

2025-05-16 19:27:30 UTC

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Steak and Shake is accepting Bitcoin for payments, removing seed oils from all their foods, cooking food with beef tallow and100% Grade A Wisconsin butter, sourced from a family farm. Maybe you should look into things before you condemn them from your ivory tower of nutritive purity. What a loser.

2025-05-14 20:19:59 UTC

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Sell the house. Live on the streets. Prove you’re serious.

2025-05-14 20:18:30 UTC

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My opsec game too strong.

2025-05-14 20:13:47 UTC

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You look like a guy I know.

2025-05-05 16:34:15 UTC

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Food, sleep and women - all things best enjoyed after some deprivation.

2025-05-02 21:12:42 UTC

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Is the medium of exchange attack vector in the room with us now?

2025-05-02 21:03:50 UTC

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That gold burning a hole in his pocket.

2025-05-02 20:53:00 UTC

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This was a good video to fall asleep on the couch to. That’s the best kind of sleep.

2025-05-02 20:47:08 UTC

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Get a job.

2025-05-02 20:43:34 UTC

Progress is slow, but steady. In the end, this way wins. #meatstr
https://blossom.primal.net/6f782f8af30bc2002a4817d99c3c5d9bdf5b722a5054288cdadfacf3c25a4114.mov

2025-05-01 18:31:47 UTC

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That said, I lack the expertise to know who’s right and who’s wrong. I am simply standing by, observing, collection data on all the individuals involved, and waiting for the conviction to act.
Continue on, all.

2025-05-01 18:12:34 UTC

Attacks are blessings. They provide the opportunity for Bitcoin to display its antifragility.
If Bitcoin cannot survive an attack like this one, it doesn’t deserve to become the world’s money.
Things like this must happen to ossify our resolve and deepen our conviction. We must prove to ourselves, to one another - and to the world - that we will defend Bitcoin in whatever way we can.
Our collective efforts will be enough. They must be.
We were not brought this far to fail now.

2025-04-29 18:42:11 UTC

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It’s not just an intelligence test. It’s a humility test and a courage test as well. All of us have all 3.

2025-04-29 18:39:45 UTC

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Send it

2025-04-28 12:00:50 UTC

Getting close to that time where all the people who are playing fiat games in an attempt to squeeze out more sats than they’ve rightly earned will feel the pain and those who have remained humble and stacked sats will enjoy the fruits of their labor.

2025-04-24 21:18:53 UTC

Let’s take the brakes off this bitch and see what she can do.

2025-04-21 22:39:45 UTC

I bet if you add up what everyone says they have, it’s at least 30 million.
People will continue to learn things the hard way for a while.

2025-04-21 22:34:46 UTC

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Just a little more height and you got it.

2025-04-21 22:32:07 UTC

We all need to raise really strong kids if we have any chance of winning this thing.

2025-04-21 22:23:08 UTC

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The more it is openly discussed, the more the culture will wake up to the reality of it. I’m sorry you were bullied, but not talking about abusive cultural practices is not how you stop them.

2025-04-19 12:53:00 UTC

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This is why Saylor spent years orange pilling plebs via hundreds of hours of free podcasts before bringing his gospel to Wall Street.
All power begins and ends with the individual. If an institution has any power it is because enough individuals believe it does.
#nevent1q…v4wt

2025-04-19 12:46:20 UTC

Any financial instrument built atop the Bitcoin ecosystem is only made viable by the belief of the HODLers forming the foundation beneath it.

2025-04-14 00:55:34 UTC

Had another crack. Was much stronger. Much better ROM.
https://m.primal.net/QOgm.mov

2025-04-14 00:50:20 UTC

@nprofile…kd7a At first, I thought you were crazy for your WW2 stance.
After doing my own research, I no longer think that.

2025-04-14 00:04:42 UTC

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I don’t like that shit. Get my gun.

2025-04-14 00:00:17 UTC

I literally just come on here to zap people once a week or so. I’m silly like that.

2025-04-08 00:31:15 UTC

Talking about money day in and day out - even perfect money - is boring.

2025-04-08 00:29:40 UTC

Even if he hadn’t felt his life was at risk, I could see why Satoshi would have wanted to move on to other things.

2025-03-27 22:36:51 UTC

Pressing strength always the last to come back. Will have another crack at these on Saturday.
https://m.primal.net/PvjC.mov

2025-03-26 23:16:42 UTC

We’ve been waiting for you guys.
https://m.primal.net/PuSN.png

2025-03-25 14:28:01 UTC

GM Nostr.
Its fiat denominated price is the least interesting thing about Bitcoin.
I removed all the apps, accounts and notifications that alert me to the price about a month ago. I’ve seen a handful of thumbnails bearing the price since then, but honestly don’t know what the price is today.
I’m never going back to paying attention to the price again. This side of the fence is too good.

2025-03-24 20:02:34 UTC

I’ll just leave this here.
https://m.primal.net/Prmr.mov

2025-03-21 00:11:08 UTC

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Can you share the data that led you to this conclusion?

2025-03-20 22:45:38 UTC

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Thanks I’ll look into that. But just to buy things I’d only need this Nostr wallet?

2025-03-20 22:13:03 UTC

Is the lightning wallet in Primal all I’d need to participate in the economy if we woke up tomorrow to a Bitcoin standard? Is there another Lightning wallet I should have?
#asknostr

2025-03-17 10:43:18 UTC

The first two movements from my upper back focused pull day.
I’ve implemented a new training split.
Push
Pull
Rest
Legs
Rest
I have two different rotations for each day. On the second pull day, I emphasize more lat recruitment, tacking on the upper back movements towards the end of the session.
Delineating your back training between upper back (traps, teres, rhomboids, rear delts) and lat focused movements will make a big difference in overall back development. You can’t isolate one or the other, but you can absolutely emphasize where the tension is placed.
Movements where the humerus is between a 75 and 90 degree angle to your spine (elbows high) will force tension into the upper back. Movements where the humerus is closer to being parallel with your spine (elbows tucked) will drive more tension into the lats.
With the upper back, moving your scapula through their full range of being maximally stretched and retracted is crucial in recruiting the most amount of muscle fibers.
In these two movements, it’s clear I’m exposing myself to the fully lengthened range as much as possible and transitioning out of that range with controlled aggression, placing the intention on the target muscle groups.
You must be intentional, but you also must be violent. For me, bodybuilding is the intersection of thoughtfulness and raw action.
https://m.primal.net/PisE.mov
https://m.primal.net/PisF.mov

2025-03-16 13:59:32 UTC

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Not doing things that make you feel guilty is a sound approach to any area of your life, Brother. Good work.
It’s funny how we can rationalize to feel “deserving” of doing things that, though may feel pleasurable in the short term, ultimately harm us.
You’re not alone in this thinking. Thanks for sharing.

2025-03-16 13:11:48 UTC

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Fellow Nobody reporting in.

2025-03-08 12:09:45 UTC

I think spending as much time as possible in the places your presence has the biggest impact and as little time as possible in the places it has the least impact makes a lot of sense.

2025-03-08 00:50:21 UTC

You can just eat clean and train hard.

2025-03-07 22:47:55 UTC

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It seems the number of people enforcing them is dwindling.

2025-03-07 22:45:07 UTC

The tribalism of MoE vs SoV advocates is one of the silliest aspects of Bitcoin.
They are two slabs of iron which sharpen each other as they both grow in adoption. One makes the other better and vice versa.
They are two dogs dragging the same sled. Sometimes one is faster, sometimes the other. Either way, the sled moves forward.

2025-03-07 22:39:49 UTC

Funny when people point out that the BTC in the SBR is stolen. Maybe they are unfamiliar with statism.
NOTHING the government is in possession of rightly belongs to them. Every piece of property they hold was stolen or bought with stolen money. From the assets on their balance sheet to the land their buildings stand on, it is all pelf.
The only thing the government truly owns is a monopoly on violence in which they wield to acquire that which they possess.
Any reserve held by the government must be the result of acquisition via violence or the threat of violence. It is the very nature of the state to operate in such a way.
The state is unlikely aware that Bitcoin adoption is the first true threat to neutralizing its monopoly on violence in a way that one day may prevents its ability to steal from its citizens. My hope is that decisions like the SBR make it impossible to stop that scenario by the time they realize it.
The Libertarian point of view that wants to prevent any increase in state power fails to consider the nature of Bitcoin’s democratization of power. Sometimes by making your enemy strong in the short term, you make him weak in the long term.

2025-03-07 20:51:30 UTC

On a Digital Asset Framework.
I think the top priority is to protect investors. This is the first of likely many steps towards regulating away the harm that comes with shitcoinery.
I’m all for liberty, but the majority of shitcoin losses are delivered to people who genuinely believe they have a fair chance at 10-1000x gains, not realizing the game is rigged from the start.
Scammers justify their actions with the belief system that “people should know better; and a sucker deserves to lose their money.”
Financial oversight should aim to have a more just and fair stance than that of the people doing the scamming, in the least.
As for the value proposition of digital securities…idk man. Any attempt at it would either be inflationary or be an imperfect attempt at mirroring the properties of Bitcoin. To the latter, I would ask “why not just use Bitcoin?”
Digital tokens that reflect ownership of physical property like real estate or gold - marginally better than owning paper versions of these things, but again - why would you want to own a digital placeholder to a physical thing that, in BTC terms, is trending to zero?
Saylor says Bitcoin as a currency is a distraction, but any digital asset except Bitcoin feels like the real distraction. My steel man for Saylor in regard to the digital asset framework is that he knows where all this leads and he’s simply playing a political game that’s well beyond my pay grade, to use his verbiage. I can see how something like this would earn political trust and favor that would then allow him to influence more pro-Bitcoin policy in the future.
Plenty of straw man arguments out there already to choose from. I’m just not going to pretend like my intellect is in the same league as Saylor’s.

2025-03-07 14:12:06 UTC

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It’s my understanding that this kind of thinking stems from the fear of having things taken away from you. Likely from a pattern that forms from having a parent who taught you to associate things you that brought you joy with “being bad.” When we’re punished for doing things that bring us joy we learn to associate the feeling of success with the fear of having it taken away. We learn that we don’t actually deserve to be happy.
This created irrational adult behaviors in me and led to classic examples of self-sabotage.
I don’t pretend to know what drives anyone else; I just point out similar behaviors in others that I’ve experienced myself and wonder if there’s a connection.
#nevent1q…yd32

2025-03-07 13:55:32 UTC

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When things get good, it’s easy to spot the people who feel uncomfortable with success. Deep down, they don’t feel deserving of what they want. So they rationalize ways to prepare themselves for defeat.
It took me years to break free from this kind of thinking. It’s something I had inherited from older family members.

2025-03-07 11:24:49 UTC

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If you have more to say about Bitcoin, I will buy the book you say it in.
Until then, yes. I’ve muted/unfollowed most of the Bitcoin chatter on here. Teach me something novel, Lyn.

2025-03-07 11:21:57 UTC

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Wrote a 20 page proposal to my local’s president outlining why our bond positions are returning negative yields and how Bitcoin secures our future as a union. Included a separate 15 page doc describing what Bitcoin is. Offered to host a meeting to educate members.
Met with him recently when he said, “I looked through it. We’ll probably just end up putting most of our money into CDs because, ya know, there’s no risk.”

2025-03-06 23:07:35 UTC

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Just pursuing improved digestion as a bodybuilder, as always.

2025-03-06 23:02:10 UTC

Building Muscle on (Mostly) Carnivore
I’ve been eating a typical bodybuilding diet for close to 20 years. It’s evolved much since the early days when I’d hit my daily protein target any way I could and then eat everything else imaginable on top of it.
The last few years, things have been very structured with mostly the same standard bodybuilding foods including rice, fruits, vegetables, nuts, nut butters, nut oils, oats, grits, potatoes.
In 2024, I was out of the gym for a decent chunk of time and tried 30 days of strict, nose to tail carnivore during my time off. It was something I’d been interested in but felt I could never implement due to the macronutrient requirements set forth by my physique goals (maximize muscular size and conditioning).
I experienced less hunger, greater mental clarity and more energy, as I expected to. But the biggest benefit, which I didn’t expect, was the improvement in my digestion. I had long held the belief that fibrous veggies and dietary fiber found in starchy carb sources were paramount in healthy digestion. The feedback I got from my body turned this belief on its head.
Eventually, I got back in the gym and resumed my standard bodybuilding nutrition, gradually adding back all the foods I’d normally consumed. What I’ve noticed since then is a real struggle to nail down my digestion. I can’t seem to restore my digestion to anywhere near the level it was while on carnivore. I’ve swapped out carb sources multiple times and have gone through all the foods that have typically always digested well for me, but optimal regularity feels like it’s eluding me.
Prior to using carnivore, I would have described my digestion as good to great. But now I’m questioning if it was ever really even good. I’ve been digging into the “why veggies are bad” rabbit hole the last few days and I’m going to remove the fibrous foods that I’ve always thought were necessary for good digestion. I’m going to pull out the nuts and nut butters as well.
The plan is to try to match the macros I use for my bodybuilding goals while getting my protein and fats from animal meat, eggs and butter. I’ll use white rice, fruit and cyclic dextrin as my only carb sources and time them around my workouts so they’re utilized as well as possible. I may look to incorporate honey as well, but is not a food I typically eat.
As my weight climbs and calories need to increase, I’ll have to expand the carb allotment, but we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it. The goal is to maintain as many of the benefits of carnivore while still maximizing muscle gain.
I’ll update as feedback develops.

2025-03-06 21:28:37 UTC

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Can’t zap with stock. No tokenized asset will be able to move with the freedom BTC does. Permissionless money will only get more valuable as the finance sector becomes tokenized.

2025-03-06 19:01:01 UTC

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I pitch Bitcoin to any and every small business that I personally use and can contact. Haven’t had any bites yet. What would help is a bigger Nostr platform to show them I could broadcast their decision to accept BTC to a large potential customer base. Inspired by what you did for West Major and want to contribute.

2025-03-06 18:29:18 UTC

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Any plan to venture to the northeast? My efforts here would be magnified with your help.

2025-03-06 10:58:47 UTC

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Am honestly surprised you didn’t nail the whole book perfectly in a single take.

2025-03-06 10:48:18 UTC

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I’m in. When launching?

2025-03-05 22:14:09 UTC

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Nah. My ideal neighborhood would be <50 people who post original content at a maximum of1-2 daily. I’m stubborn, cranky and don’t want to live in a noisy, vibrant neighborhood. I like a boring, mostly static feed that even if I don’t check it all day, I can easily catch up to. I want my social media experience to mirror my real life experience as much as possible.
I understand I’m not a typical user.

2025-03-05 00:07:09 UTC

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I dig it. I’ll use it.
I like the idea of a neighborhood more than a list of accounts to follow. Districts and intersections are very cool. And I can see it represented visually in a way that’s satisfying.
I’d love an option to turn off reposts from people in my neighborhood. A way to prevent friends from bringing unwanted guests to your house, if you will. Or at least partially hide them so I have to click on them to see the full post. Like they’re there but I need to give them permission to interact.

2025-03-04 19:52:21 UTC

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My mistake.
“…making sure you own as much hash rate as possible which requires no violence to defend.”
This is where I thought maybe he doesn’t understand the difference between owning BTC and having access to hash rate. It surprised me based on the rest of your post though, so I may have misinterpreted or the wording may have gotten past me.
As the network grows, one of the big issues is going to be gaining access to block space in order to actually get your transactions approved. If mining becomes overly centralized, hash rate could be weaponized by those in control of its majority and selective transactions could be denied or just sit in the mempool indefinitely.
I think this creates more of a blend between digital and physical power projection defense and thus could lead to an attack vector on the physical side.
I haven’t thought this through for long enough to consider any real solutions, but just long enough to identify the potential (likely) issue.

2025-03-04 19:18:47 UTC

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Melanotan II (MT2) is a peptide used to stimulate the production of melanin. It’s used as a skin cancer treatment drug. It’s been widely used in bodybuilding circles for years primarily as a means of achieving darker skin tone with minimal sun exposure. It also has a heightened effect on libido in both males and females and seems to accomplish this through a neurological pathway that hasn’t been researched enough yet. It’s also known to improve insulin sensitivity.
I’ve used it regularly for almost a decade now and other than some mild post-injection nausea, haven’t had any adverse side effects.
Might be a good tool if what Jack is talking about has real merit.

2025-03-04 19:07:54 UTC

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Banks will happily provide a product that pays out slightly more than a standard HYSA while they keep and rehypothocate the BTC those customer funds initially purchased.
And the masses will rejoice from having been permitted access to such a product.

2025-03-04 19:02:11 UTC

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I read it and I enjoyed it in a similar manner as you. The light bulb moment for me was significant.
If I could critique your description of it, it would only be the final sentence. I’d implore you to differentiate between owning BTC and having access to hash rate. Then ask if hash rate could be attacked by physical means and if violence is therefore necessary to defend it.
I don’t try to understand why midwits do what they do. They don’t even understand why.

2025-03-04 16:52:09 UTC

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They did a deal with the most evil banking institution in the world and it worked out poorly for them? Shocking.

2025-03-04 15:21:14 UTC

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Because a better solution allowing new users to browse through popular accounts has not been implemented yet.

2025-03-04 15:17:11 UTC

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This is like taking a vacation somewhere better than any vacation you’ve ever had and then complaining about how much vacations suck.
I look forward to your exit.

2025-03-04 12:05:11 UTC

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Such a handsome boy.

2025-03-04 10:58:50 UTC

GM Nostr.
5:55am. Waiting for the gate to open. Pretty intense red dawn this morning. Won’t be much longer until the sun is already up when my shift starts. Days getting longer down here. Nature’s base layer protocol functioning perfectly well.
https://m.primal.net/PTQs.mov