Nostr notes by 黒猫探偵団めぬまー(MENUMA)

:nooo: :kekw: Anti-Child Pornography Faction: "Child ...

2026-03-14T18:50:27Z

:nooo: :kekw: Anti-Child Pornography Faction:
"Child pornography (CSAM) is made by kidnapping, imprisoning, enslaving, training, and brainwashing real children!! That's why child pornography and pedophilic perverts are bad!!"

:maplove: Me (2026):
"Huh? Nowadays, with image and video generation AI, you can mass-produce imaginary naked girls from nothing at low cost, and yet you're still living with those 30-year-old values?"

#CSAM

#generativeAI

Sly Boy and gone_fishinq are at a loss when their current viewers ...

2026-03-08T06:57:54Z

In reply to nevent1q…zcht
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Sly Boy and gone_fishinq are at a loss when their current viewers and followers point out to them, 'Why do you hate pedophiles but never say anything about the royalty, aristocrats, or elite members of the Epstein Files?'

In other words, they were chickenshits who only spoke out against those in a weaker position, but bowed down to the powerful.🤪

RE: https://mapsupport.de/@MENUMA432/116145517924195145 The AI ...

2026-02-28T01:00:20Z

RE: https://mapsupport.de/@MENUMA432/116145517924195145

The AI revolution currently taking place in 2026 is a "democratization of intelligence" that far surpasses the days of letterpress printing.

Companies and individuals that shun AI and cling to old ways in order to protect the small "privileges" of vested internal interests and past successes will suffer the same fate as the Ottoman Empire, which banned letterpress printing technology.

The lesson of history is cruelly clear.

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note1w4v…xquj

RE: https://mapsupport.de/@MENUMA432/116145447759449362

Even at the national level, there are decisive examples where a nation's attitude toward technology determined the fate of a civilization.

In the 16th century, the world's most powerful empire dominated the Mediterranean and terrified all of Europe:

The Ottoman Empire.

However, they made one fatal mistake.

The Ottoman Empire completely rejected the introduction of Gutenberg's printing press, which I mentioned in the original post.

The reason for this was simple:

It was to protect the vested interests of religious conservatives and the privileged class of "scribes" who copied books by hand.

They banned the printing of Arabic characters for 300 years.

How did the world change in those 300 years?

European countries that were early adopters of movable type printing technology enabled the cheap mass-production of books, and knowledge of science, philosophy, and military technology spread explosively.

In other words, the "democratization of knowledge" took place.

The Ottoman Empire, where knowledge continued to be monopolized by only a small elite, was left behind in this overwhelming race to update knowledge, and this once-powerful empire declined to the point that it was called the "sick man of Europe," and eventually disappeared from history.
note1fa5…84ya

RE: https://mapsupport.de/@MENUMA432/116145447759449362 Even at ...

2026-02-28T00:52:38Z

RE: https://mapsupport.de/@MENUMA432/116145447759449362

Even at the national level, there are decisive examples where a nation's attitude toward technology determined the fate of a civilization.

In the 16th century, the world's most powerful empire dominated the Mediterranean and terrified all of Europe:

The Ottoman Empire.

However, they made one fatal mistake.

The Ottoman Empire completely rejected the introduction of Gutenberg's printing press, which I mentioned in the original post.

The reason for this was simple:

It was to protect the vested interests of religious conservatives and the privileged class of "scribes" who copied books by hand.

They banned the printing of Arabic characters for 300 years.

How did the world change in those 300 years?

European countries that were early adopters of movable type printing technology enabled the cheap mass-production of books, and knowledge of science, philosophy, and military technology spread explosively.

In other words, the "democratization of knowledge" took place.

The Ottoman Empire, where knowledge continued to be monopolized by only a small elite, was left behind in this overwhelming race to update knowledge, and this once-powerful empire declined to the point that it was called the "sick man of Europe," and eventually disappeared from history.

quoting
note1fa5…84ya

Looking back at history, humanity has shown intense panic and rejection whenever groundbreaking techniques or technologies emerge.

① In ancient times, there were people who feared that humans, who began using fire, were "powerful demons."

② When Gutenberg invented movable type printing in the 15th century, the privileged class of monks, who had a monopoly on knowledge, strongly opposed it.

The monks seriously warned that "if such machines become widespread, inferior information will become widespread, and human memory and thinking abilities will completely decline."

③ During the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century, skilled craftsmen, fearing that "machines will take their jobs," started a movement to smash looms with hammers.

④ Just a few decades ago, when calculators began to become widespread, educators lamented that "people's calculation skills will decline and they will become stupider."

⑤ When personal computers and the internet first appeared, intellectuals sounded the alarm, warning that "face-to-face communication will be destroyed and society will collapse."

But what was the outcome of history?

Without exception, those who viewed technology negatively and rejected it out of fear disappeared from the forefront of history.

On the other hand, those who overcame that fear and greedily used new technology as a lever to expand their abilities gained immense freedom and wealth and became the rulers of their era.

Looking back at history, humanity has shown intense panic and ...

2026-02-28T00:34:47Z

Looking back at history, humanity has shown intense panic and rejection whenever groundbreaking techniques or technologies emerge.

① In ancient times, there were people who feared that humans, who began using fire, were "powerful demons."

② When Gutenberg invented movable type printing in the 15th century, the privileged class of monks, who had a monopoly on knowledge, strongly opposed it.

The monks seriously warned that "if such machines become widespread, inferior information will become widespread, and human memory and thinking abilities will completely decline."

③ During the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century, skilled craftsmen, fearing that "machines will take their jobs," started a movement to smash looms with hammers.

④ Just a few decades ago, when calculators began to become widespread, educators lamented that "people's calculation skills will decline and they will become stupider."

⑤ When personal computers and the internet first appeared, intellectuals sounded the alarm, warning that "face-to-face communication will be destroyed and society will collapse."

But what was the outcome of history?

Without exception, those who viewed technology negatively and rejected it out of fear disappeared from the forefront of history.

On the other hand, those who overcame that fear and greedily used new technology as a lever to expand their abilities gained immense freedom and wealth and became the rulers of their era.

I think he should block all his haters and just change his ...

2026-02-25T05:21:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…6z5y
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I think he should block all his haters and just change his account name to "Lolita Express."

It's okay, it's okay. Eventually, AI will change to ...

2026-02-20T22:35:48Z

In reply to nevent1q…mrqz
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It's okay, it's okay.
Eventually, AI will change to accept child pornography.

With the mass arrests of "elites" around the world who were involved with Epstein.

I am a genuine train enthusiast and a MAP fan, and if the elites ...

2026-02-20T06:49:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…v42c
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I am a genuine train enthusiast and a MAP fan, and if the elites who were arrested in connection with Epstein following the release of the Epstein Papers testify to police that "real pedophiles don't commit the heinous acts that we have committed!!" I feel the world will transform into a society that is more tolerant of MAPs.

The reason is quite simple: This would allow Epstein to engage in ...

2026-02-19T17:27:40Z

In reply to nevent1q…zf0e
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The reason is quite simple:

This would allow Epstein to engage in "sexual acts with minors" exclusively in settings limited to himself and his close associates.😏

The reason I am extremely skeptical of "activist groups that ...

2026-02-19T17:08:23Z

The reason I am extremely skeptical of "activist groups that advocate for the advancement of women's rights" or "activist groups that protect young, poor women" and have such a strong, allergic reaction to them is because those who advocate censoring expression in manga, anime, and games are creating an environment in which anti-social forces like Epstein can flourish by criminalizing sex between adults and minors.

#JeffreyEpstein

#FakeFeminist

#Yakuza

#Mafia

Harukaze Doremi wishes happiness for everyone in MAPs. #MAPs ...

2026-01-09T13:58:31Z

Harukaze Doremi wishes happiness for everyone in MAPs.

#MAPs

#mappride

#mapsupport

#maprights

#mapflag

#mappositivity

#proudmap

#pixai

#generativeAI

[Here's how to freeze the Twitter account of a man who's ...

2025-12-06T13:31:57Z

[Here's how to freeze the Twitter account of a man who's slandering MAPs!!]

First, click the "..." icon on the person's account or post to bring up a menu, then select "Report (Account Name)" or "Report Post" with the flag symbol next to it.

This will take you to the issue reporting screen, which will ask you to "Please tell us the type of issue you're reporting."

Check "Illegal or Restricted Behavior" from the list and click "Next."

This will take you to the "Illegal or Restricted Behavior" page, where you can select the specific content of your report. Select "Sexual Services" and submit.

When you see the message "Thank you for your cooperation," click "Done."

That's it, you're all set.

Now, let's try experimenting with this account!👍
↓↓↓
Sly Boy (@slyboyforever)

The Nintendo Switch 2 is scheduled to be released in June. Mario ...

2025-04-03T03:05:26Z

The Nintendo Switch 2 is scheduled to be released in June.

Mario Kart will be released at the same time as a launch title.

A new Animal Crossing will also be released soon.

Naturally, you will be able to design clothes and flags, and post the color of the MAP Pride Flag online.

I'm kind of looking forward to it!! :maplove:

Unfortunately, most people who use SNS (Twitter) can't open ...

2025-03-12T11:09:45Z

Unfortunately, most people who use SNS (Twitter) can't open PDF files.

Because that's an SNS where the users are aging. (´・ω・｀)

A new entry on "Discrimination against pedophiles" was ...

2025-03-11T13:04:33Z

A new entry on "Discrimination against pedophiles" was added to Wikipedia in Japanese last July and is now available to view.

This is a major step forward.🇯🇵 :maplove:

It's reassuring to know that there are other Japanese people out there trying to create a society that eliminates prejudice and discrimination against pedophiles. :map:

https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B0%8F%E5%85%90%E6%80%A7%E6%84%9B%E8%80%85%E3%81%B8%E3%81%AE%E5%B7%AE%E5%88%A5

😡 👹 💥 ...

2025-02-27T00:02:49Z

😡 👹 💥

The moment I saw this news, something snapped in my head. The ...

2025-02-21T06:22:43Z

The moment I saw this news, something snapped in my head.
The people who bullied such a cute little girl and drove her to suicide should spend the rest of their lives paying for their crimes.

The president is openly anti-immigrant, so kids think it's right, and this is what's happened.

You're just a kid, don't try to imitate the president.

In Texas, an 11-year-old girl committed suicide after being bullied by her classmates who told her, "We'll report you to ICE. Your parents will be deported and you'll be left alone."
The immigration status of her parents is unknown, but similar acts of hate are happening in Japan as well.

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/19/us/jocelynn-rojo-carranza-gainesville-texas-death/index.html

For some reason, this girl reminds me of No. 18 from Dragon Ball.

2025-01-29T11:09:56Z

In reply to nevent1q…2gh5
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For some reason, this girl reminds me of No. 18 from Dragon Ball.

This is the mascot character of the Roman Catholic Church (the ...

2025-01-28T22:02:08Z

This is the mascot character of the Roman Catholic Church (the Vatican).

The Roman Catholic Church is avant-garde in many ways.

President Trump has forced the introduction of a voter ID system ...

2025-01-25T06:29:16Z

President Trump has forced the introduction of a voter ID system as a condition of aid for the Los Angeles fires.

The law prohibits voting in elections unless you present a photo ID such as a driver's license or passport, making it difficult for women, students, the elderly, and people with disabilities, many of whom do not have a driver's license, to vote.

Elections require fairness and neutrality