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Who lifts my arm, who beats my heart if the mighty Sun himself does not control his motion?

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2024-11-22 05:03:15 UTC

Long before the Sumerians, there lived a civilisation on the northern shores of the Black Sea that we call the Cucuteni-Trypillia culture.
We have no written records from this neolithic race, but we know that they lived in large settlements of tens-of-thousands.
They worked copper, and tended to livestock and grain 7,000 years ago. In this age, we also see mass burials and battles at sites like Scheltz Asparn, Hesse, Talheim, and the infamous Tollense valley later.
The presence hundreds of skeletons exhumed at some of these sites hint at large scale, organised battle.
They were not the only sedentary and sprawling peoples to inhabit Europe in this deeply archaic part of human prehistory. While most people will say that Sumerians of 5,500 years ago built the first civilisation, there were other cultures in parts of the world that supported large and organised populations on their agriculture that are far more ancient.
#antiquity #history #ancient #cucuteni #trypillia #neolithic #chalcolithic #civilisation #origin #sumerians #mesopotamia #prehistory #stoneage

2024-11-21 09:20:52 UTC

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Funnily enough, if Ukraine was to win the war and accede to the EU, its MEPs would be heavily politically indebted to the Poles. This would help shift the centre of mass in Parliament towards the Three Seas Initiative participants and help to balance out the socialist currents from Western Europe. The ECR Party might be the main beneficiary.

2024-11-21 06:46:11 UTC

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There’s very little daylight between the political Left and social constructionists. Claims that gender is a societal fabrication, that dissidents of that perspective are only furthering their own arbitrary power, the belief that compliance with dictats from identity groups is mandatory etc — these are all postmodern ideas that have entirely consumed Classical Liberalism as the philosophical foundation of the Left.
You say you’re not on the Left but it’s a moot point in a way since your belligerent constructionist ideas are effectively synonymous with the Left.

2024-11-20 23:03:45 UTC

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Agreed.
Bad manners bring bad reactions. I believe him when he says he gets a lot of ‘hate’ — if you have a chip on your shoulder, everyone you speak to frowns.

2024-11-20 22:59:16 UTC

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he might be, but I’m not completely sure. I skimmed through his profile and he seems to talk about a few different topics and really lobbies for DEI culture. I know people who are very much sincere and behave in the same way online.

2024-11-20 22:35:27 UTC

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Hmu when you get to Mars, let’s startup a phosphorus mining town together.

2024-11-20 22:32:27 UTC

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terzi*, not Tenzi.

2024-11-20 22:31:01 UTC

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I think it’s temperamental. In the mind of the bleeding heart activist type — high in trait neuroticism and agreeableness but low in industriousness — social compliance is the highest order bit. Curiosity or experimentation, ‘truth’, is subordinated to conformity. That’s faux compassion. Faux compassionate positions that sound enlightened, but utterly antisocial behaviour. The great irony of the Progressives. Wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Tenzi called you a fascist but Tenzi is a petty reincarnation of Gleichschaltung.

2024-11-20 11:13:41 UTC

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Correction: the Yi Peng 3 severed two undersea comma cables; one running between Finland and Germany, the other between Sweden and Lithuania.
Last year, a different ship, called the NewNew Polar Bear, severed the Balticonnector gas pipeline linking Finland and Estonia.
#defence #PLA #war

2024-11-20 11:07:39 UTC

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Damned catch tower fumbled it

2024-11-20 11:05:02 UTC

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Orbital infrastructure has at least one overwhelming advantage over terrestrial infrastructure:
A globally-deployed asset can be upgraded continually and uniformly with more launches. Its operator does not need to replace existing components piecemeal, region-by-region. Every 5 years, the old equipment de-orbits and fresh replacements are launched.
Like a body continuously recycling old cells.

2024-11-20 10:51:39 UTC

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Between nostr and X, I’m getting the picture that Bluesky is an activist’s sandbox. I want to see it for myself

2024-11-20 10:49:49 UTC

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I think it’s the perception that this evocative topic is being leveraged to promote disarmament. It’s mistrust

2024-11-20 10:44:17 UTC

So it was the catch tower, not Booster 13, that caused today’s launch abort.

2024-11-20 09:01:58 UTC

The Danish Navy has boarded the Chinese vessel, Yi Peng 3, after the ship dragged its anchor along the seabed and destroyed undersea communications and gas lines. https://image.nostr.build/3f28b5355dbfbb9b1c1bd745de4814483dd7121f63033fbbe4687bbf4fccd333.jpg

2024-11-19 23:40:19 UTC

Forward flap 90% happy https://image.nostr.build/1e63e766a45200138a2f2561ae2c615fc1d06049fa69e845272f6d47f03a0706.jpg

2024-11-19 22:32:21 UTC

No booster catch attempt on IFT-6 but a good orbital insertion for Starship. Let’s see re-entry 😈

2024-11-18 14:28:17 UTC

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Hoping this administration will bisect the FAA into the Federal Space Administration, as was done with the Air Force and Space Force. Based on SpaceX’s regulatory hurdles in 2024, it looks like the U.S. space sector needs a dedicated agency with a mandate to support rapid reuse. For the benefit of Stoke and BO as much as SpaceX.

2024-11-18 12:24:39 UTC

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An architecture to settle another planet. Really something to look at 👌

2024-11-18 10:13:14 UTC

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I wonder how much she would enjoy Pirates of the Caribbean

2024-11-18 09:31:22 UTC

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It’s the spirit of the old internet adapted to the times

2024-11-18 09:29:52 UTC

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This touches on the models if Marginal Utility and the Marginal Rate of Substitution. When it comes to inhabiting a world with AGI and ASI, we also need to think in terms of comparative advantage. A person doesn’t need to be the best at anything in order to contribute. They just need to contribute something to the system. You can be worse at everything, but your humble productivity still adds to the tally of the economy.
In a world with hyper-efficient machines, there’s a chance that the costs of sustaining a person will be so minuscule that it could still be covered by their own meagre (compared to ASI) output. Especially if humbler personal AI can be relied on to fortify an individual or a household, we might be able to double-down on the autonomy of economically independent citizens rather than provide for them through a central planner.
It’s much more conducive to the flourishing of free will and agency.

2024-03-28 10:21:24 UTC

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I thought the same thing after watching 30 minutes of Endgame. “What on Earth are we watching?”, I asked my small-eared girlfriend, “and why on Earth are we watching it?”. I do not understand why that movie made such a splash

2023-07-28 01:53:00 UTC

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I’m not completely sure of what to make of these UFO claims, but my default assumption is that they’re a sleight of hand to clog attention.
“What’s in my right hand? Look at my right hand”
While they use their left to handcuff you

2023-07-16 20:38:20 UTC

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She didn’t see who the real threat was

2023-07-16 20:34:30 UTC

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So she’s got a family that’s cool with a ten-year-old talking about hot dads, and a bf who’s thinking if ditching her because her family dislikes btc, and presumably she doesn’t own btc herself?
Things keep from bad to worse for this poor lass

2023-07-14 02:11:38 UTC

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I have noticed that a right click in a new note’s / reply’s text field on MacOS brings on a crash

2023-07-13 17:12:06 UTC

If you enter a roundabout and drive all the way around the circle so you exit heading in the opposite direction to the direction you entered in, have you done a 180 or a 360?

2023-07-13 15:45:35 UTC

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And the network fee was only $6
Btc is awesome

2023-07-12 17:56:39 UTC

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Nostr (& Damus) are pretty sweet ngl

2023-07-12 15:18:59 UTC

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What’s simplex?

2023-07-10 18:37:14 UTC

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I’m hankering for a high quality equivalent to Reddit built on nostr. I’ve seen outer.space being mentioned so I’m eager to see what that looks like when released

2023-07-10 18:35:33 UTC

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Oh I see. But I see the large asset management firms as being tightly integrated into gov, so I’m treating the moves by Blackrock, BoA, Citadel etc as a signal that U.S. regulators are going to treat BTC with some warmth. It might also be a harbinger of new capital from central banks flowing into the market. More about adverse selection than ease of purchase.

2023-07-08 03:38:41 UTC

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Why’s it a nightmare man?

2023-07-08 03:35:30 UTC

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Let’s get hypersonic.
Now that I think of it, I will henceforth call getting really drunk, “going hypersonic”

2023-07-07 19:55:52 UTC

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No mention of Gab either — gotta earn a place in TOMA, this doesn’t come to we

2023-07-07 19:41:37 UTC

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Shall we regale everyone with the story of Unity2020?

2023-07-07 19:40:07 UTC

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No man no, if I learn of any more conspiracies I will literally combust

2023-07-07 19:37:13 UTC

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This post is hate speech. Nostr needs to censor this immediately. Which HR lady do I complain to, to have this taken down? >:(

2023-07-07 19:33:44 UTC

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Meta is a creepy uncle who extracts the sort of information from you that make your dad want to hit him

2023-07-07 19:32:04 UTC

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It was john johnson >:|

2023-07-07 19:30:53 UTC

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Thank god for the silent toggle

2023-07-07 19:30:12 UTC

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I’m sorry, Carla. It means you’re out of time

2023-07-07 19:29:21 UTC

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1.5 if you’re impatient, 1.75 if you’re in a hurry

2023-07-07 19:27:46 UTC

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And the Lord said, “Let the censorious be forgotten that the truth might be celebrated among the herd”

2023-07-07 19:24:16 UTC

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Are they from purism? Sleek looking boxes, what does this post mean tho?

2023-07-07 19:23:20 UTC

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And gold holds

2023-07-07 19:22:11 UTC

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Hope you figure it out well, boom ;)

2023-07-07 19:21:26 UTC

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Yeah but then you also end up ostracised and helpless. This might sound countercultural but you gotta aim to be in the in-group because people at the fringe are easy pickings

2023-07-07 19:19:39 UTC

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This might be obvious to people, but why won’t it?

2023-07-07 19:18:20 UTC

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Paint, man! Paint like your life depends on it

2023-06-29 07:39:18 UTC

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Wait I haven’t heard about this. Have we got a source? And is this a nation-wide limit on ATM withdrawals or sth else?