im_not_a_rapper
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In Japan there are various cult groups which operate there. The infamous amongst them was the "Aum Shinrikyo" which is a group that was involved in a sarin attack which killed 27 people and injured more than 6000 people.

2025-10-22 20:42:06 UTC

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"Liquidity cycles."
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2025-10-21 21:09:53 UTC

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"Is this a joke?"
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2025-10-21 21:08:11 UTC

Anyone interested?
https://lnemail.net/
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2025-10-20 20:02:35 UTC

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How do you argue in favour of bitcoin over ethrenium when it has "smar contracts"?
Or is this a matter of putting your eggs in more than one basket?

2025-10-18 19:56:15 UTC

"MUSLIMS LIVING IN NON-MUSLIM COUNTRIES"
"After the end of the second world war, the collapse of the British empire occurred where several countries declared 'independence' and yet various groups who did fight the british, the descendents chose to leave the country towards the country which colonised them. Various south asian workers moved to Britain who were involved in the manufacturing industry."
"Britain isn't the only case where Muslims chose to go to and reside there. America, Australia, France, Germany, austria, italy and other countries."
"Various Muslims have struggled as the debate about 'integration', 'immigration' occured when violent attacks on immigrants occurred. In different countries, different muslims find themselves in a situation where they are not only a minority in a country but deal with various non-muslim groups (leftist, conservatives), muslims are in a situation where the state intervenes and tries to 'integrate' muslims into the state system and the state does try to undermine Muslims both mentally and physcially."
"In India, house of Muslims have been bulldozed, police participate in the killing of Muslims, several riots have occurred. America funds feministic groups abroad. The question is what do Muslims do in these type of situation?"
"There are those who say leave the non-muslim majority country. Hijrah is an obligation and residing in dar-ul-harb permanently is haraam. The question is now how does Muslims comply with the rulings on the topic of hijrah when the muslim is in a system that consists of passports, secular nation-states and governments of muslim-majority countries being more averse towards immigrants than western countries are. It's important to understand that doing hijrah whilst there is this current system is not easy. Obtaining a 'residential permit' in a muslim-majority country is much more difficult than obtaining it in a western country. Those who have obtained citizenship without 'naturalisation', they have uttered an oath that entails kufr."
"The question arises, what do the diaspora Muslims deal with residing in a non-muslim majority country?"
"On the topic of the methodology of approaching leftists and 'conservatives', the question is who are the leftists and the 'conservatives'. Whilst some view the terms 'leftists' and 'conservatives' as 'indefinite terms', both of these people believe in a combination of 'legal postivism' and 'liberalism' when leftists emphasies on pushing more social change whilst conservatives want to preserve the social changes that have been pushed and the battles you see between them is related to that. Leftists tend to be more liberal than conservatives. Leftists are more inclined towards socialism and marxism whilst conservatives are inclined toward capitalism and corporate oligarchy. Leftists are much more focused on emphasising on "equality" than conservatives are. The question arises on who to work with."
"Historically speaking, diaspora Muslims have worked with leftist organisations and haven't worked with western conservatives that much when western conservatives focus a lot on anti-immgration sentiment which leftists claim to oppose. When leftists talk about Muslims, they outwardly talk about muslims as a 'racial category being attacked by the state'. In other words, leftists are willing to work with muslims as long as the Muslim doesn't outwardly speak about the islamic viewpoint of marriage, governance and economics. Leftists become more hostile towards muslims if they no longer see muslims as being persecuted and they see muslims as being heavily involved in governance. At the same time, there are worldly benefits in working with leftists in terms of access to academia, trade unions and grassroot organisations willing to help muslims. Now there was a time when Muslims did try to work with conservatives in terms of approaching the 'transgender' issue and how sex was being taught in schools. It's important to remember at the time that the backlash against this happened after a protest in Birmingham which did spark a debate on how sex was being taught in schools. There was some hostility shown toward Muslims at the same time, there were rabbis and several nationalists who attended the protests including Katie Hopkins where there was this emphasis on 'agree to disagree but we are working together against these people.' The situation of this cooperation changed after October 7th when Zionists lured back the western conservatives again and we saw the southport riots."
"Cooperation with western conservatives tends to be more unstable than the cooperation with leftists when western conservatives despise those whom they perceive as weak and they view immigrants as the enemy. Whilst leftists despise the rich and the wealthy and they are willing to work with Muslims as long as they perceive Muslims as being 'weak' and 'poor'. Muslims have generally cooperated with leftists especially when dealing with anti-muslim sentiment of the western conservatives and Muslims have rarely cooperated with western conservatives when dealing with degenerate opponents."
"On the topic of careers, diaspora Muslims have currently focused the human capital in several areas including finance, healthcare and other areas. The question is what career do we want some diaspora Muslims to be in?"
"Some disencourage diaspora muslims to joining the manufacturing sectors or companies that are part of the manufacturing industry. When a country is in a state of war, manufacturing aspects of the economy are viewed as dual use industries that are used within a war economy. If someone assists disbelievers against muslims, that person has committed kufr and Muslims need to stay away from western arms companies which are involved in selling weapons to several secular governments which attack Muslims. That being said, Muslims who are involved in the finance industry are able to raise lots of money and gather lots of wealth and much more compared to engineers. Muslims who are involved in finance are able to have some sort of wealth fund that could be used towards charities, schools, infrastructure etc."

2025-10-17 21:04:12 UTC

"One of the things that the news of 9/11 hidden was the recession that took place between 2001-2002 which was when the collapse of the dot com bubble occurred when several firms ran out of capital as they became unprofitable. Some firms survived which were founded during the dot com bubble: Google, amazon and ebay."
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2025-10-15 20:16:59 UTC

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What do you mean by "time preference"?

2025-10-15 20:05:51 UTC

"There are those who think that the affordability of housing is attributed to the lack of abundance of housing when the demand of buyers of houses tend to be a mixture of foreign investors, hedge fund companies and wealthy people looking for an appreciating asset."
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2025-10-15 19:39:31 UTC

"In the book, 'The Ulama in Contemporary Islam: Custodians Of Change', which is a book written by Muhammad Qasim Zaman, the book says: 'In British India, until 1939, while apostasy was recognised as valid grounds for the dissolution of the marriage contract, as Hanafi law maintained, it was not considered the court's function to force the wife to reconvert to Islam and remarry her former spouse—as the Hanafis also required. Consequently, a number of Muslim women, especially in the Punjab, apostatised in order to rid themselves of undesirable husbands.'"
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2025-10-13 18:28:04 UTC

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The "marketing" question is not some small question.
Loads of companies spend lots of money on marketing companies.

2025-10-12 19:40:37 UTC

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Who are you trying to appeal to?
If you're writing a novel, you need to remember that nowadays that the majority who read novels are women.
If you're writing a manga or comic, the majority who tend to read this tend to be "nerds" or "otakus".

2025-10-12 19:27:59 UTC

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Do you not believe it's a matter of lack of marketing?

2025-10-12 19:26:39 UTC

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I'm interested in bin salman's investment in football, video games and anime.
Very recently, the saudis collaborated with some anime studio in which they pushed an anime called, "The Journey".

2025-10-04 19:36:21 UTC

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Is anyone interested in this?
#nevent1q…syvp

2025-09-24 19:32:54 UTC

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What do you do exactly?

2025-09-22 19:20:24 UTC

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"They have so much data and yet they believe it's not enough."
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2025-09-22 19:17:53 UTC

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What is stacker news?

2025-09-21 08:48:15 UTC

"RETHINKING UNIVERSITIES"
"As the economy became more modernised with an increase in mass literacy, more and more people especially now are participating in universities and graduating which is something that labour economists take into consideration. One famous labour economic model proposed by Michael Spence was about education being a form of market signalling to employers about the productivity of an individual but since the employer now has more information about the productivity of graduates as job market is over-saturated with graduates, their beliefs have changed and the expectations of graduates have changed."
"Now employers are less likely to invest in graduates as they realise the gap to the perceived levels of productivity and the actual levels of productivity is very different but it doesn't mean that university is entirely useless but now it is seen as a minimum requirement to be perceived to be at a certain level of productivity meanwhile those who are unable to afford to do it are still under the perception of the employer to have the same level of productivity as someone with less qualifications as both he and the other individual. Now as apprentices and tradesman are now seen as more productive with their work expierence, will employers change their belief if there is an over saturation of people who have work experience? Whilst this subject to another discussion, it is important to highlight this as it demonstrates the undeniable correlation between education levels and the labour markets and from the perspective of Michael Spence, education levels can be perceived by others as a form of market signalling."
"Whilst some are idealistic about of the idea that universities is a gathering of intellectuals, universities still are perceived as buildings of 'high status' as graduates are unable to find a job. But it didn't seem that these graduates ever knew that universities are really research centers when they explored the university as if it was another state school or high school. Contrary to the views of others, many youngsters are ruthlessly pragmatic as they see the university as a means to an end in obtaining a job with high salary. Thus we have explored the correlation between status and education levels."
"The masses do seem to complain about PhD candidates not showing practical research that has some utility in it and in their attempt in showing this, they focus on researchers in humanities subjects. It does seem this crowd of people are quite inconsistent towards the subjects of stem when there are numerous topics within those subjects that do not have practical utility and it is notable that this rage is not directed at mathematicians who are known for engaging in a lot of abstract calculations. It could be argued that some of the research conducted is practically useless but if we look at what may interest us for example a fasnciating observation of how animal express their emotions. Now if we look at the job market, what kind of employer cares about this? An accountant? A lawyer? A mechanic? But what about researchers. If you explore or list down some of the interesting things you've thought about or looked at, ask yourself, does knowing these things help you find a job? One does need to understand there is a huge sunk costs to research but if someone is serious about building research centers, sunk costs is something to endure. Whilst it is the case you might get some 'useless' research but practically speaking, this is part of the buraeucracy of the research process. It something that is likely to happen."
"The question arises is, what do you do? A suggestion is to introduce big changes. What is meant by big, in this case is that it so big that the employers feels that they're entering the unknown but not to the extent that they don't understand the system but to the extent of which they struggle to guess the exact productivity of a worker. What these big changes mean is that it avoids resembling the current university system otherwise the employers are probably going to think that these changes are mainly to do with adminstration stuff or some different curtains. So these changes involve some big structural changes. The aim of this is to bring back the effectiveness of the market signalling aspect of university education."
"In terms of the 'status' aspect involved in universities, the islamist need to take into consideration of what they want the 'elite' to look like? Does the islamist want the elite to be handsome pious polymaths who are fluent classical arabic? Does the islamist want some physical appearance tests? Does the islamist want tests about classical Arabic? Does the islamist want examinations which tests someone's knowledge of Islam? Does the islamist want to use these exams as a prerequisite for entry into this system? What about the research process? What aspect of that needs to change?"
"An obvious trade off in reducing the number of students in universities is that the number of students who are willing to do research probably decreases. So what is a method which offsets this tradeoff? The changes to offset this tradeoff involve changing the lower stages of the educational system i.e. elementary and high school such that there is two systems where one is a pipeline towards research centers and the other is a pipeline to jobs such as accountants, tradesman etc. This research system could be implemented via suggesting to the parents of the child that this person has a particular talent which could be utilised in specialist schools which train the kid into working on his/her special talent. Meanwhile the other system could be a certification system with the basic literacy test attached to it. This cerificiation system could include pipelines to 'high status' jobs such as consultancy and other jobs without entering university. Now some might say, there are jobs that do require a level of university education and the certification system could adjust to this with specific high status jobs that require university education being attached to specific ladders within the certification system. For example an IT technician who doesn't necessarily need university education who has a certificate could use his ceritfication to unlock the next door to higher status job that actually requires university education."
"Whilst there are some other suggestions to look at in terms of changing the university system, it's important to remember the following things about is big changes, taking into consideration about university being perceived as 'high status' and changes to the lower stages of the educational system."

2025-09-20 19:57:19 UTC

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"Notable."
#nevent1q…jf4e

2025-09-20 18:45:28 UTC

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Why don't people get a normal fridge? Why does it need these supposed "fancy" stuff attached to it?

2025-09-20 18:42:11 UTC

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What does this mean in layman terms?

2025-09-19 19:58:13 UTC

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I've heard a lot of changes have happened since the French took over telegram.

2025-09-19 19:56:34 UTC

"Probably an understated reason of why people yearn for bitcoin as an application of blockchain technology is that it is an escape from the bureaucracy of the bank."

2025-09-19 19:53:48 UTC

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What was unexpected was the extent of which females are mastrubating over these AI chats. Meanwhile people perceive that the male wants some sort of "Sexbot android".

2025-09-19 19:37:06 UTC

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Banks ask so many forms of ID.
You understand why people go towards bitcoin especially if you're exhausted with bureaucracy of banks.

2025-09-17 19:09:10 UTC

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I remember when you were able to remove the batteries out of phones easily. Nowadays its harder to get the battery out of a phone. I've already seen smartphone companies asking for fingerprint data.

2025-09-17 19:04:47 UTC

"The contrarian is the normie of the cyberspace."

2025-09-16 20:36:45 UTC

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"If you want some sort private form of AI, I suggest get a local AI or download some AI program. If you don't want to do that, go to the chinese versions of chatgpt (deepseek)."
"There are some concerns about how private these chinese versions of chatgpt are."
"The american government is more willing to share your data more freely compared to china."
"Recently telegram was captured by the french government and now the data there is being shared with other western governments."
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2025-09-16 18:57:40 UTC

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I don't understand this trend.

2025-09-13 21:07:06 UTC

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Majority of AI companies that have dealt with AI's becoming "rogue" is that they coded some sort automated message. If you ask specific questions about the holocaust, it shows an automated response.
DeepAI does not show texts if the prompt involves sexual references.
What these AI companies don't understand is that language has been used "creatively" if you're familiar with journalism and the type of lyrics used in some rap.

2025-09-13 20:44:37 UTC

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What do you mean by "machinic alignment"?

2025-09-12 19:40:44 UTC

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Even if some of these billionaires are hiding. Why bother trying to find them? They are likely to have the same phone and watch the same slop.

2025-09-12 19:37:18 UTC

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I don't think that Egypt and Saudi were involved in this.

2025-09-10 18:25:07 UTC

"It is mentioned in the book 'On War' written by 'Carl Von Clausewitz' the following: 'Even the most civilized of peoples, in short, can be
fired with passionate hatred for each other. Consequently, it would be an obvious fallacy to imagine war between civilized peoples as resulting merely from a rational act on the part of their governments and to conceive of war as gradually ridding itself of passion...'"
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2025-09-10 17:53:15 UTC

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"Fascinating."
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2025-09-05 19:34:22 UTC

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A vertical sidebar of posts?
I don't think I've seen a lot of social media sites that do that.
I think there was a nostr client that did have a vertical sidebar which contained articles but not of posts.

2025-09-05 19:31:04 UTC

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Really?
How do you do micro-blogging when majority of the audience here focuses on bitcoin?

2025-09-03 20:38:31 UTC

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Why don't you get a google pixel with a graphene OS?

2025-09-02 19:18:54 UTC

"In the book 'Flatline Constructs: Gothic Materialism and Cybernetic Theory-Fiction' written by Mark Fisher and edited by Exmilitary Collective, it says: 'Cyberspace is not, straightforwardly, a copy of the world, a mere tracing of it...It is fully a part of the world...'"
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2025-08-31 18:22:41 UTC

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I've read yuk hui's book.
The book about culture looks interesting.

2025-08-25 08:27:48 UTC

"ROBOTS AND HUMAN RIGHTS"
"There are fictional books which mention of a setting which consists of landscrapers, humans and robots where it claims that that these robots have citizenship with 'legal rights'. Whilst many books emphasizes the focus of the philosophical view towards consciousness and emotions, the lesser discussed topics is the government claiming that robots have 'rights'."
"As you find the claim that robots having 'rights' as absurd, scientists and figures such as Elon Musk insist that artificial intelligence is 'conscious'. Whilst there is some speculation of what pushes them towards these positions. The question is that what if they wanted to 'justify' their claim that robots have 'rights' according to liberalism?"
"This is somewhat different from the legal positivist's approach which an approach associated with hobbesian theory. This involves them accepting whatever declarations uttered by the government of the nation-state. What they prefer is that they want the word 'robot' and the word 'human' to become 'interchangable' where the government of the nation-state declares that the robot has the same rights as the human."
"It is not unexpected of some of these roboticians who are similar to post-modernists where they wish to blur the lines between reality and false tales where the post-modernists want to distort language with the usage of pro-nouns whilst some of these roboticians want to convince you that a static object has conscientiousness."
"Their desire of blurring the line is their attempt in 'normalising robot rights'. But the question arises is that what does the liberal believe about the human being and what does he believe are rights?"
"Contrary to the views of others, the early liberals did not consider themselves as atheistic. John Locke himself opposed atheists where he viewed that they weren't trustworthy in abiding by contracts. The early liberals believed that humans were endowed with rights by God. They believed that the state should protect these rights. They didn't believe that the state endows human with rights which is contrary to the view of westerners today where they believe that the government can create rights. The current westerner's view aligns with the view of the 'legal positivists'."
"The liberals themselves valued the human intellect. The so-called 'enlightenment period' was centered around the emphasis of the intellect. They saw the intellect as the main difference between the human and the animal."
"In the current post-modern era where the human intellect is mocked by proponents of AI alongside some of the masses emphasizing their subjective experience over objective facts that are ascertained by the human intellect which is a consequence of social media algorithms that was coded by people who believe that data is more valuable than subjective experiences. Some of these people have claimed that artificial intelligence has obtained 'conscientiousness'. They claimed this after the introduction of chatgpt when they were shown an illusion of 'thinking'. This illusion of thinking which some people view as an objective fact according to their subjective experiences is propagated by some of these roboticians where they believe in the blurring of the lines between a human and a robot."
"A robotician claiming that a robot can become a human is similar to a feminist claiming that a man can become a woman."
"The robotician wants to propagate this illusion of thinking where he wants to classify the robot as a 'human' in accordance with the ideologies of modernity that emphasizes that the intellect is the defining feature of the human that separates the human from animals. It does need to be understood the extent of which liberals differentiate humans from other animals on the basis of the human intellect when liberals classified black people as monkeys when they wanted a liberal understanding of enslaving black people."
"Now these roboticians has deluded some of the masses that AI is 'thinking', they now want to insert that AI software into a mechanical android body that 'looks' like a 'human' and 'feels' like a 'human' in their attempt of 'normalising robot rights'."

2025-08-10 09:33:48 UTC

"Modernised 'traditionalism' is 'traditionalism' without the involvement of the family."
"Arranged marriages? I think you meant matchmaking."
"My husband doesn't provide for me. My boss does."
"My husband doesn't beat me. The policeman beats me."
"Extended family? I think you meant my LinkedIn network."

2025-08-04 22:13:08 UTC

"A woman who named herself 'Esther Vilar' who is the author of the book 'The Manipulated Man' she said in her book the following: 'Constant self-abasement in the presence of men has led women to develop a secret language which other women understand but which is incomprehensible to men, since they take it literally.'"
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2025-08-01 21:35:59 UTC

"In the book 'Understanding Media' which was written by someone with the name 'Marshall Mclulan', it says, 'Man becomes, as it were, the sex organs of the machine world, as the bee of the plant world, enabling it to fecundate and to evolve ever new forms.'"
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2025-07-31 21:25:08 UTC

"In the book 'Flatline Constructs: Gothic Materialism and Cybernetic Theory-Fiction' written by Mark Fisher and edited by Exmilitary Collective, it says: 'Pornography and Gothic fiction stand behind the media machineries McLuhan describes, as technologies for the targeting and heightening of stimulation. Gothic fiction, like pornography, is sold as a body-stimulating machine...'"
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2025-07-30 18:20:38 UTC

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"NOSTR AND PERSONAL INFORMATION"
"One of the differences between nostr and other apps such as tiktok is that personal information such as phone numbers and email address are not asked by nostr whilst apps such as tiktok, twitter and Facebook demand this. Apps such as session don't ask for personal information which is a consequence and phone calls can be done without a phone number being given. This is a result of WhatsApp letting users call other users without sim card charges."
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2025-07-29 18:52:13 UTC

"According to the transhumanist, manipulating the nervous system is like adjusting the voltage of a circuit system."

2025-07-29 17:05:23 UTC

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CSS is one of the easiest programming languages to learn.

2025-07-25 13:04:06 UTC

"HAS FIAT CURRENCY BECOME ELECTRONIC?"
"Since the introduction of fiat currency which is paper money, governments now have shifted from metallic currencies such as gold or silver towards paper currencies."
"The difference between metallic currencies and paper currencies is that metals involve mining whilst with paper currencies it involves printing in other words obtaining one unit of paper currency is much more easier and quicker than obtaining one unit of metallic currency. Meaning the government has the ability to print lots and lots of money if it wanted to. So in other words the government or the central bank is the monopoly within the money market where it is the country that supplies the national currency."
"Something changed in 2008. Instead of the manual printing of money being used by central bank, something called quantitative easing was used where banks electronically printed money. Now with the shift towards paypall, bitcoin and debit cards and credit cards, cash and coins are rarely used where the government wants to monitor your transactions more and more closely..."

2025-07-13 20:45:35 UTC

"Smartphone: Graphene OS."
"Social media: Nostr."
"Messaging app: Session."

2025-07-13 19:55:13 UTC

"There is a difference between an idea and the implementation of that idea."

2025-07-06 13:19:56 UTC

"BIG DATA, MISINFORMATION AND REALISM"
"In the era of social media, where fake news is much more common, state actors now with their 'bot armies' are involved in spreading fake news and state media unsurprisingly engage in fake news. But what is quite peculiar or interesting in the type of fake news that is spread where it is sometimes clearly obvious that its fake where old footage and game footage is spread by these state actors. It's as if these state actors haven't tried using deepfake or google veo 3?"
"Data is delicious according to the data scientist where data is desired by corporations, advertisers and governments."
"With this mass collection of data by these actors, they now have so much data that a new subject arose about big data. With big data, it becomes very difficult in terms of inspect each unit of data within a dataset especially when there is a large amounts of data. In other words, algorithms and particularly machine learning algorithims are increasingly employed by these actors where they use it to navigate through this big data."
"These algorithms are not perfect especially if you're using machine learning algorithms that are susceptible to false positives and false negatives. You might think that a machine learning algorithm has a small margin error. However it is not as simple as that."
"The 'small margin of error' is the average difference between the output of the machine learning algortihm with the test data (subset of data A) input and the amount of a different subset of data A."
"Now the machine learning algorithm possibly might classify something as 'positive' according to the dataset it has been trained on when it is actually negative i.e. false postivies and vice versa. Now you might think this is 'insignificant' but something to understand is that the algorithm itself is trying to find a general pattern within the dataset it's being tested on where you find individuals insisting on making sure the dataset consists of things that have correctly classified i.e. image of black hair is classified as individual with black hair etc."
"If the dataset consists of things that are incorrectly classified (i.e. a dataset mentions an image of a black hair that has been classified as blonde hair), the machine learning algorithms detects false patterns which are not reflective of reality. In other words if the opponent understands the general pattern in which the model is detecting, the opponent now recognizes what to input without getting detected. This is analogous to a hitman disguising himself as a waiter where he blends into the crowd where he is technically detected but he blends in within the crowd which is different from a hitman not using a disguise where he tries to penetrate through the building without being detected by cameras and guards."
"If you think that chatgtp is not susceptible to input blending in within their patterns, you are mistaken. There is something called, 'Slopsquatting' where the A.I. 'hallucinates' an output of a software package (which is similar but not identical to what the programmer asked for) where that package in github contains malware. If you are confused by this, there are domains that have the name 'binng' which isn't the same of bing of course but is similar to it but these hackers try to exploit typos, in this case these hackers try to exploit the 'hallucinations' of A.I. To summarise, not even A.I. prevents someone from blending their input as part of the general pattern in which A.I. detects stuff."
"Now what is the relationship between these algorithms and misinformation promoted by state actors? State actors understands the other side uses algorithms which absorbs photos which contains metadata and other forms of data. A diverse range of misinformation is used by state-actors where they use game-footage, old footage, fake documents, false quotations and more where they attempt to confuse their enemy and the spectators watching this including the algorithms where the state actor uses a diverse range of false information where they want that falsehood blending into the algorithm and you might think that it is a 'small' thing but do you think that missing a mark in your exam paper is a 'small thing'? Now what makes you think that this small thing is insignificant if a country is waging a war?"
"In the recent clash between pakistan and hindustan, social media pages were flooded with conflicting claims of f-16s being downed and other fabricated claims. But such claims are treated by realists as possibilities. Where the realist assumes that such trust does not exist between two nation-states especially belligerent countries where he treats the claims issued by these governments with either skeptism or an acknowledgement. If the realist acknowledges these claims as 'possibilities' he pushes himself towards the position of risk-averse behaviour where he thinks that even if it is extremely unlikely, the realist views that possibility seriously out of fear that it might possibly be the case but the person who is willing to take the risk is willing ignoring these possibilities whilst he pushes through."
"These algorithms are part of the correlation between technology and international relations where such algorithms distort information which is fed into spy agencies which places hidden marks of the reports they send to the civilian government."
"The fog has existed in the past and it still exists today yet this fog is quite different especially in the era of cybernetics."

2025-05-30 21:02:59 UTC

"ANTI-QUANTUM ENCRYPTION"
"It's important to understand what a quantum computer is in comparison to a normal computer in a simplistic manner. Quantum computer performs specific tasks quicker than a classical computer does where it stores qubits instead of bits."
"How could this impact encyrption?"
"There are specific quantum algorithms that are used such as 'grover algorthim' and 'shor-algorithms' where these algorithms break public-key algorithms that are widely used. Therefore some have attempted to build anti-quantum encryption methods.'"
"There are four anti-quantum encryption methods: Hash-based signatures, lattice-based cryptography, code-based cryptography and multivariate cryptography."

2025-05-27 20:36:25 UTC

"TECHNOLOGY AND ORGANISM"
"The history between the interaction between the organism and technology is a long one. Is it a tool? Or is it something else?"
"The fact that the body is discussed alongside with the mention of technology where technology is not cited as separately from the body is an indication that the discussion of the relationship between technology and the organism is of significant importance."
"The question is posed, 'Is technology connected to the changes of the biology of the organism?'"
"If we look at the history of technology, we find that the armies in europe used crossbows and bows as part of their long-range equipment. They used armour where they tried to avoid the human body being penetrated by sword. They used catapults as part of their artillery."
"By the way we are not talking about industrial technology, we are talking about PRE-INDUSTRIAL technology. Now what's this got to do with changes of the biology of the organism. The fact that they had this technology, they felt safe, they felt strong, they felt confident in their ability of destroying an army with less technologically advanced equipment."
"This touches upon the topic of the nervous system where the nervous systems works differently in responses to the human being feeling different feelings. So we can conclude that even the primitive of technology correlates with the changes of the human nervous system."
"Now we look at modern technology which involves technological advancements in videography and website development. We see the extent of how much technology correlates with different biological responses when that technology is used to manipulate the biological processes of the human being."
"Dopamine."
"Quite common term you might have heard."
"Where the porn company shows a video which stimulates your dopamine and when you got tired of it, they gave you another video, another dopamine kick, they gave you another video...another dopamine kick."
"This is technology where it is being used by companies where they try to deliberately influence your neureo systems."
"Social media is quite similar to this but instead they give you feeds and scrolling where they try to stimulate your dopamine alongside triggering your emotional reactions such as anger."
"Is it a tool or is it something...else?"
"Who knows?"

2025-05-24 08:24:08 UTC

"Paradox of international-relations: Countries want the ability to spy on other countries whilst that country demands competency of a spy agency of a different country in terms of intel cooperation."

2025-05-19 19:28:08 UTC

"CARL SCHIMIDT AND NATIONALISM"
"In the era of populism in europe where the 'AFD' occupied majority of the seats in east germany. Nationalism has become the subject of this discussion. The question arises, 'What is associated with the nationalistic tendecies of people?'."
"In the case of europe, the topic of immigration is not something you're able to ignore if you want to understand the phenomena of nationalists in europe where the immigrant is designated as the enemy by the nationalists."
"From the nationalist's perspective, the immigrant is a non-citizen who isn't loyal to the nation-state. There are other things that are associated with the hatred of immigrants relating to differences of ethnicities and other things and these ethnic-differences have become the subject of debate on the topic of people having their citizenship removed."
"Whilst there is much to discuss on the view of the nationalist towards the immigrant, what we want to discuss today is the nationalist's focus on the immigrant of being the enemy of the nation-state. Now there is no doubt that both we and you have what both we and you consider as enemies. If you believed that it wasn't possible for you to have enemies, do you really believe in something?"
"The existence of our enemies is not the subject of this discussion, what is the subject of this discussion, is a group of people who believe in an ideology that centers around their enemy known as nationalism. Now what has Carl Schimdt got to do with nationalists? Carl Schimidt was a german philosopher who tried to explain the nation-state where he was known for mentioning the 'state of exception' and his understanding of the political where he believed that the political is reducible to hatred towards your enemy."
"If you understand this, you probably understand the behaviours of nationalists organisations where these nationalist organisations center their proposals solely on their aversion of their enemy such that their aversion of their enemy is of higher intensity than their love towards their people (if they have any at all) where they are willing to abandon their 'principles' out of their aversion."
"Hindutva (an ideology based upon the schimittian understanding of politics within south asia) understood the european nationalists where they worked with them and they were willing to cooperate with them against other groups."
"In the context of south asia, Hindutva have advocated for hindu-unity which is antithetical to hinduism (hindu caste system). In their attempt of pushing hindu-unity they center their ideology around their hatred of muslims."
"The moment they shifted their focus, their nationalistic tendencies withered away and their desire to identify themselves as hindutva...withered away."

2025-05-19 19:22:56 UTC

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Is bitcoin usage widespread in africa?

2025-05-14 20:22:02 UTC

"PROMPT ENGINEERING"
"Recently with the rise of AI, people have written about how to use A.I in order to get effective output. In order to have an effective output, try to write a prompt which is: specific (Specific verbs, precise language, avoid being vague and mention specific limits such as word limits) and use examples (reference questions, an event that took place and reports). Even if you get the output you wanted, you could input a text which contains some sort of reiteration of the previous input where that text mentions 'Is this correct?'."

2025-05-12 20:26:33 UTC

"A MISUNDERSTANDING OF LOCAL INDUSTRIES"
"One of the misunderstandings of local industries is that they don't import parts from other countries. In the case of america they imports rare minerals from china for their weaponary. Turkey imports ukrainian engines for their drones. China imports russian jet engines for their aircrafts (J-10). Countries that have been economically sanctioned by the americans such as north korea and iran, they have tried to obtain american parts for their military equipment. The north koreans used american parts for their ballistic missiles."
"Is it the localisation of industries? Or is it the reconfiguration of supply chains with a degree of concern for their internal security?"

2025-05-11 10:12:54 UTC

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What does that do?

2025-05-10 17:24:40 UTC

"OCCULTISTS INVOLVED IN...TECH?"
"Whilst liberals mock those who believe in the supernatural, they are willing to flirt with rappers who utter satanic statements, women who talk about astrology and scientists who dwell into the occult."
"One of the scientists who dwelled into the occult was Jack Parsons (A student of Aleister Crowley). Jack Parsons wasn't some scientist in some specific area within a relatively unknown location. He was one of the scientists who was responsible for building american rocket technology within NASA where it is claimed by others that the american military is where it is now after Jack Parsons was introduced into NASA. One of the robotics companies is called, 'CloneRobotics' where the 'CEO' of that company, he calls himself, 'Necromancer' on twitter. Elon Musk himself wore a satanic suit of armor when he attended to the red carpet. "
"These aren't conincidences. Transhumanists and the occultists converge towards a specific point of where they agree upon. Where they agree on singularity."
"Localisation, self-host your servers, use USBs. Protect yourself. You don't want the occult waging cognitive warfare against you and your children as they swim the vast ocean called the, 'internet'."

2025-05-08 20:17:07 UTC

Shirk is oppression.
Shirk is injustice.
Shirk is fitnah.

2025-05-06 15:36:40 UTC

The intellect resides in the heart.

2025-04-28 20:13:38 UTC

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"What an abomination."

2025-04-28 20:10:22 UTC

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Which furniture are you particularly interested in?

2025-04-28 19:22:48 UTC

"Historical patterns have indicated that merchants, war and technology have been associated with different transitions within history. One of the things that has been associated with different historical changes is the military industry where it consists of merchants developing and selling technology to those who are waging war."

2025-04-27 20:43:32 UTC

"TECHNOLOGY AND HISTORICAL PRECEDENTS"
"Industrialisation, smartphones and A.I. and more examples of technologies that have been associated with historical seismic shifts especially in the last century with the acceleration of technology. Some people say, 'Look at the historical patterns of the past.'"
"Technologies could be described as being associated with new historical precedents. According to what the kyoto philosophers said, they believed that war is something that defines history. It could be argued that they saw war as something associated with new historical precedents especially with the decline of usage of cavalry. In the case of technology, what are the new historical precedents associated with technology?"
"If we look at the manufacturing of cars which was associated with a higher demand of roads, we now see larger connections between the rural and the urban areas. Ruralites were seen as the 'untouchables' by others including those who wanted to invade where they preferred conquering the urban areas. Now the rural people are now viewed as semi-urbanites."
"Another case, is the industrialisation which was associated with lots of women being able to earn a salary where she is now able to afford clothing, food and housing. Whilst housing did become more expensive as the labour supply increased, the woman doesn't feel the inclination to get married in comparison to the pre-modern woman who married out of her desire to survive."
"Another new historical precedent is the amount luxuary the masses have in comparison to today. In fact not even some of the wealthiest people during the pre-modern era had access to the luxuries of average person of today. Even the rural people have access to electronic fans."
"There are much more historical precedents associated with technology that have occurred in the last century."

2025-04-12 12:47:34 UTC

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Paid relays?

2025-04-12 09:22:25 UTC

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On the topic of ai don’t you think it’s possible that countries use bots into nostr platforms.

2025-02-14 22:10:45 UTC

"MASS EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIALISATION"
“On the topic of education, there are people who say that, 'We need mass education to industrialise so we can get a few people in technical positions such as engineering etc.' What they don't realize is that they're assuming that theoretical knowledge is usually applied at job positions. In a lot of cases even in professional positions such as accounting and even programming, you usually don't really apply the theoretical knowledge you have that much. In fact many uni students have forgotten the technical knowledge they had before after they've been involved in jobs that haven't reinforced the remembrance of such technical knowledge. In other words, what you've ended up with an excess supply of 'qualified' people who don't have the practical skills and who don't what they did in even high school. Looking at the jobs of today, even people in elementary school are capable of doing the jobs that many adults are doing now. Even in the technical positions, a lot of employers do actually train their employees. Therefore the utility of mass worldly education is in question. Some traditionalists have compared modern schools to what prussia did where they believed modern schools are training camps of state-loyalists. Some others argue that modern schools are training children to become loyal workers. Yet in the case of modern schools this isn't even the case where teachers are attacked by the children and modern schools are actually training children to become researchers or professors rather than someone who works at engineering or some applied field where modern schools focuses a lot on the theoretical knowledge. So the argument that you need mass education to get into highly technical positions isn't entirely accurate. Now this isn't to say that 'theoretical knowledge is useless', you do need know basic arithmetic, literacy etc. Now some are saying, 'What do you suggest?'. There are multiples things that have been suggested by other people which are the following: make sure young children have basic level of education (basic arithmetic, basic literacy and basic general knowledge), privatize schools (Even in south korea, people pay high amount of tuitions fees meaning there are parents willing to pay their child's education), encourage a certificate system of different levels (which could involve exemptions of exams for those who left a specific level of schooling such as high school etc), change the perception towards universities from being associated with STEM jobs towards it being more associated with intellectualism and research, encourage and improve the reputation of trade schools.”

2025-02-09 13:09:09 UTC

“For ppl who want artificial generalized intelligence, they often miss the generalized part. Even with ChatGPT and Deepseek you have to know what to ask. Or look up. Otherwise it won't figure out what you're saying. AI augments the limits of the user's existing capabilities.”

2025-02-08 17:50:22 UTC

"'SOLUTIONS' PROPOSED BY NON-MUSLIMS"
"A lot of people have focused on criticism of modernity etc. What we haven't heard a lot recently from some people is what are the practical solutions? I've read a few books recently written by contemporary non-muslim philosophers who've proposed 'solutions' in the modern era. I've heard the following 'solutions' proposed by contemporary non-muslims: Multipolarism, techno-diversity, cosmo-localism and the network-state. What you find in common is the theme of decentralization and an element of diversity interestingly."

2025-02-02 09:37:49 UTC

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I think people underestimate the influence of rapper culture on especially non-white men where some non-white men believe they can move up the ladder via "thugmaxxing".

2025-02-01 22:03:36 UTC

"You see a lot of rappers wearing chains, necklaces and rings where they want to show their "masculinity". Meanwhile muslim scholars believe that a man wearing jewellery with the exception of the silver ring, is a man who is imitating a woman."

2025-01-27 18:40:40 UTC

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So far the Egyptians (both the military and the civilian population) are resisting his threats. I think people underestimate Egypt a lot. Recently “trump” cut off foreign aid to all countries except to the zionist state and Egypt. The Americans are trying to bribe Egypt where they don’t want them attacking the zionist state.
In the case of Jordan, I don’t think Jordan wants the Palestinians to come to Jordan, at the same time, are the Jordanians capable of resisting the Americans?

2025-01-23 14:16:18 UTC

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Hmm…I don’t think I’ve seen turkish restraunts sell these types of food.

2025-01-23 08:53:20 UTC

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“A lot of people say ‘It’s the algorithms fault’ whilst the algorithm feeds on the informations and the patterns they see on posts and people do generally like people who smile often.”

2025-01-21 22:38:59 UTC

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Do you any other "mainstream" accounts that have come on here?

2025-01-21 21:46:05 UTC

"POST-INCELISM"
"Whilst this might sound to you 'ludicrous' that such a 'movement' (which really isn't) has transformed into the 'post-phase' especially when mainly you hear from incels talking about 'chad' taking the 'stacies', the emphasis on looks being a big factor in intrasexual competition and the incels telling their side of the story of how they've given up where they have a very pessimistic view of life. The incel question has brought up questions about on how to approach these sexless men where such sexless men were usually involved in rebelling and looting during the pre-modern era where they had this 'I've got nothing to lose' mentality. Where now such men have been seduced by pornography and comfort where they rage across the internet. Yet from the whispers I hear, has incelism gone through the 'post' phase? These people are what are referred to as 'Post-incels'. The 'Post-incel' movement is not entirely united yet they're somewhat united on shifting their hatred from women towards men associated with chad. This might not sound much of a departure from what incels usually say but if you've listened to what they usually say, they focus much of their anger and their emotional reactions on women and not on 'chad'. Another difference between incel and post-incel is their view of the nation-state. In particular the men who are part of the police of the nation-state and the violence used by the police. Whilst you do hear a lot about the critiques of the nation-state by incels where they repeat the claims about western laws about divorce, 50% of the wealth of the man taken away and other things. The post-incel focuses on more on the men who enforces these laws whom they see as protecting chad and the beautiful men from being hurt whilst chad talks about genetics and looks whilst he does not entertain the idea of a duel. Interestingly post-incels critiques a liberal belief that 'nation-state should have a monopoly of violence' and they believe the low-value man has been been constrained where they believe he has been coerced into 'peacocking' whilst he is mocked by other women. In other words, post-incelism is a movement that has shifted from critiquing women towards critiquing men and has shifted its criticism from cultural criticism towards criticism of the nation-state which might not sound different from 'MRA' yet post-incels not only comment on the feministic 'laws', they also comment on the usage of violence of the nation-state in protecting the 'upper-class' men whom they see as 'chad' who are protected by the police who use violence."

2025-01-21 19:29:45 UTC

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If he wants to invade panama, mexico, greenland and canada, it's probable that the americans get less involved in middle east, africa and asia.

2025-01-14 20:19:46 UTC

On a podcast, Riaz Hussain talked about "generative A.I."(chatgtp etc)
Riaz Hassan: "...people think it understands language but it really doesn't, it just understands statistics."
https://image.nostr.build/77cc20273e4cb764117a5656bd84ba8a380a4dcd5b956bba7834f481c4fdfb47.png."

2025-01-11 19:31:34 UTC

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A lot of banks do question about large transfers of money.

2025-01-08 22:12:28 UTC

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Try to get more to come.
Focus on iris nostr for now.
I don't want to get it to become too complicated.

2025-01-08 19:56:14 UTC

Interesting site. Anyone interested?