hazel

Absolute Biologist

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npub1gau9mjpdlq3vd6yq44sye8lut0uwcpgmv8q49737u99u8m974ldsy7r23g

NIP-57 Address

whitesloth3@primal.net

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relay.damus.io

nos.lol

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2024-04-12 14:00:36

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This is the most racist-colonialist thing I've ever read.

2024-04-11 03:34:10

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Thanks. There are no coincidences. I am a desperate-for-freedom Brazilian just as jaf, but I am here with my people still. Especially for our girls and women who are sodomized from an early age, and now are being left off of Bitcoin development environments by the red pill agenda.

2023-11-30 01:33:17

Buyer beware: People can't censor you on Nostr but they'll censor you in real life based on your Nostr events.
Sorry, I am a biologist and I have my basket of truths to abide by. To each their own social responsibility.

2023-11-30 01:29:05

This is the most interesting generation of all times.
We are literally forced to live through the job market after the pandemics/bitcoin have taught us that this whole system—as is— is a huge scam and we shouldn't have to work for our money while our friends are just printing it for free.
We are forced to build questionable things, for people we don't know, who have questionable interests...
It is a succession of errors. We need to restart this planet. With algae again. :D

2023-10-25 12:00:08

One or two cold storage options for sure. #note1jeg…25nl

2023-10-22 04:13:05

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A braba.

2023-09-19 19:10:49

Agreed. #note1xuv…nry0

2023-09-12 00:10:09

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It is my dream to see Bitcoin mining bootstrapped in Brazil. That needs to be done top-down. Colonies are not known for being able to autonomously break the glass ceilings they are put in.

2023-09-08 16:49:49

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Then spare us the agony of letting us know.

2023-09-08 15:22:07

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I read your article. You know we don't have strong privacy developed in Bitcoin yet because then exchanges wouldn't be allowed to function, right.
What I see in practice is people confusing the privacy of their financial activity with the need to hide in Bitcoin communities with childish nicknames.
Then the Anons feel entitled to disrespectful communication —misogyny, prejudice—to defend their ideological agendas, such as the Bitcoin Red Pill.
They function as real gold-diggers, gatekeepers, scaring away the novices.
That rotten Anon soup demoralizes the Bitcoin space. There is no safety from privacy there.

2023-09-05 04:01:38

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Kindle and Discord

2023-08-30 21:05:56

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I would still be under a window if I didn't look like a phantom on video calls.

2023-07-27 20:18:07

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Já expliquei assim: o banco de dados fica distribuído nas casas das pessoas, então não tem como uma empresa ou um Zuckerberg manipular eleições ou decidir te banir e desligar tudo. E em vez de likes você manda centavos de bitcoin para a pessoa.

2023-07-14 10:02:19

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I want one too. 🤗

2023-07-14 00:52:42

Metaflop. #note19k5…feze

2023-07-13 16:36:39

Nostr relay test.

2023-07-07 22:27:19

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Perhaps we could actually choose our candidates.

2023-07-07 17:39:56

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Funny that I live in a ‘poor country’—Brazil.
But to achieve the same quality of life in the U.S. or Europe, I have to work 3x more. I’ve tried this before, so I can attest to it.
I work part-time and I have everything I need, plus a bunch of free time to pursue my own stuff.
I often get invitations to move to Europe but that also means hustle culture: no more free weekends, no more great weather, no more great food, no more large house or apartment for myself.
Is that really poverty after all? After being a U.S. citizen, I came to learn that the 'rich vs poor/first world vs third world' is a derogatory narrative to make peak capitalism look appealing.

2023-07-06 21:07:55

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No, thank you.

2023-06-24 23:36:52

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The general public faces a paradox regarding open blockchains: 'I want to participate in transactions anonymously, but I don't want to deal with anonymous entities if the system turns against me.'
Most people seem willing to trade their freedom for the peace of mind of knowing someone is in control.
Craving safety often means, to some extent, surrendering one's liberties. Humans sometimes prefer dictatorial systems, primarily because these systems provide a sense of security.
That is why I don't think the mainstream adoption of Bitcoin—as an austro-libertarian cypherpunk* mind likes to fantasize—could happen today, with the system as is.
*Privacy, freedom, minimal government intervention