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If your answer to everything bad in the world is “It is Israel’s fault” then there is a significant chance I will have penciled you in as retarded.

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2026-04-25 07:33:59 UTC

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2026-04-23 21:40:03 UTC

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2026-04-22 00:36:29 UTC

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You are similar to my age - I remember you from Twitter - so you can probably recall being young and the ‘olds’ talking about a future of robots doing all the work, and we would have so much ‘leisure time’
They would ask what we would do with all that time. Well, that didn't really work out as we thought. We now spend our time in a pod lmao.
Now when we look to the future, we don’t ask about leisure time, we ask what we will do with all the unemployed 😂

2026-04-20 20:56:54 UTC

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You’re right. It is Sardonic. I’m retarded 😂

2026-04-20 20:51:39 UTC

Sardinic Smile:
A term derived from the deadly plant, Hemlock Water Dropwort.
In ancient Sardinia, they would incapacitate the elderly people in society as they became a burden on the community.
The plant would be ingested by said elderly person, and once the muscles seized up preventing them from resisting, ( and giving them an eerie grin ) they would be thrown from a hight to kill them.
We may be asking ourselves why family or ‘people’ didn't protest and prevent the grisly ending, but perhaps it was justified with words like ‘burden’ and perhaps it was seen as a ‘virtuous’ way to go.
Perhaps the elderly felt like they were freeing their community from burden?
Either way, it makes me ponder the weird mental gymnastics we perform as people to justify intentional killing of another human, while simultaneously being outraged when another is killed unintentionally.
Fast forward a a bit, and here we are, with ‘abortion’ and 'assisted dying’ being excused readily, and getting outraged when prompted by the algos.

2026-04-20 18:42:45 UTC

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Dumb question alert - AI agents on a laptop make remote connections to servers somewhere, or they literally run entirely on a laptop?
I thought they needed high spec hardware?
Am I dumb dumb? 😂

2026-04-20 18:25:19 UTC

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Look, nomadic tribes existed, yes. When they were challenged, some moved, some fought, but they had somewhere to go as ‘fresh’ land to exploit unchallenged, if they needed to.
That just isn't the case now. This is my example to you of how times changed.
We can see in real time my theory playing out. Israel created their own state, they recognise that is the only way to defend themselves - specifically against other states!
Tell me how Jews fight off state level power trying to kill them all, without forming a state themselves. Without one they were divided and persecuted. With one they can defend themselves.
The irony here is that it was in part the Islamist mentality that drove many of them there, evicting them from their homeland where they were ( wait for it ) persecuted by the state under which they lived!
The information age is a double edge sword. Look how retarded most have become 😂

2026-04-20 17:52:33 UTC

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Didn’t the war in Ukraine start under the previous administration, who also did nothing?
Honestly, I’m European, but it is clear when Germany offered 5k helmets as support for the war effort, and our ( UK’s ) only seaworthy ship had to turn back, it is time to look a little closer to home for the predicament we are in over here.
Basically, all the bleating translates to “the world changed, and I don’t like the implications of what that means”
The correct conversation should be “the world has changed, and we need to change with it"

2026-04-20 17:38:46 UTC

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A state is a social organisation. I would prefer you to stop pretending it isn’t.
I would also prefer you to look at history. Just look at it. Every country in existence was formed by the people in it, or, by another organised group installing one over an area - sometimes including the people, sometimes by killing them or ousting them.
There are zero examples of any consequence - if there are any at all - where people have flourished without one.
You can call it whatever you want, you can re-iterate as many times as you like. There is a reality, and there is a utopia where everyone shares ideologies and incentives and respects personal boundaries.
Much like when the Commies tell me how I just don’t understand how to do it right, so to am I sat here now having to listen to you ignore millennia of evidence that contradicts everything you say could work.

2026-04-20 14:39:39 UTC

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Kind of agree here. As soon as you accept taxes are needed to one degree or another, it is only a matter of where you draw the line. That’s the real world.
The other bit ‘anti state’ people miss, is that if you have no state, another will come in and control you - they will fill the vacuum.
This is literally the history of the world - weak state or no state resulted in being colonised. States are at worst a necessary ‘evil’ and the only question for me is which format of state I would rather live in.

2026-04-19 21:11:04 UTC

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The first one I grab, gets used for everything. 😂

2026-04-12 21:46:34 UTC

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I have a question. If you don’t know how the phases of the moon are formed, yet confidently state in a post above that the 'Matrix has you’ - is it possible that it is you stuck in a matrix?
Maybe all this time the matrix has you. Stuck perpetually going in circles. ( Excuse the pun )

2026-04-12 16:27:23 UTC

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This is exactly the nonsensical rhetoric that dooms us.
I say I want to preserve western values because I know what the alternative is, hence I would not be surprised, and you take that as me being ready so I should accelerate it.
Do you see how idiotic that conclusion is?

2026-04-12 15:46:00 UTC

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So dumb you don’t even recognise that is exactly what I am telling you 😂
I can assure you of one thing, one of us will have a nasty surprise for what comes after the end of western values.
Which one of us do you think will be surprised?
I suspect the Turkey voting for Christmas.

2026-04-12 12:10:05 UTC

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The childishness is your lack of comprehension of what comes after.
You are the representation of everything wrong with ‘people’
So stupid, you have no idea what you think other than to parrot ideas spoon-fed to you by TikTok.
The very freedoms you have are enforced and defended by the ‘western values’ you hate.
It is time to grow up.

2026-04-12 00:44:21 UTC

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😂 😂
Let’s use an example of the many people who want to build on their land, but can’t as they are forbidden to.
We force them to sell it, and unless we think that the issue is who owns it determines whether you can build, I’m not clear on what changes.

2026-04-12 00:39:32 UTC

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Hang on, you’re losing me. I force a land owner to sell his land. Who buys it?

2026-04-12 00:34:44 UTC

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Run it through. It changes hands, then what?

2026-04-12 00:25:05 UTC

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Land is complex here. It is the building regs and planning permissions that are the real issue. Example is Greenbelt land is not permitted to be built on.
If it were, I’m sure we would have more houses. It’s a conflict between protecting open areas, preserving history and heritage, and building more homes.
The land changing hands doesn’t do much to address that IMO.
Food is largely imported. What farms we do have include many family owned businesses. Not quite a cooperative, but far from big business.
I do agree they need to be defended though and am not against subsidising them via tax breaks ( ironically that is a big issue here recently ) and the reason for that in my head is national security.

2026-04-12 00:12:18 UTC

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None. Hence the questions. Everyone I talk to has a different meaning to those words, and varying degrees of what they want.
So. Start with the UK.
What needs to change to make it socialism for you?

2026-04-12 00:07:47 UTC

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My goal is simple. See a picture in my head of what you want lol

2026-04-12 00:07:02 UTC

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I’m not sure you are. Maybe it’s me.
So far you have said you want socialism. Then say the bridge to that is coopratives.
Define your vision of this socialism.
Example. I live in the UK. I have healthcare, cooperatives exist. We are far from pure capitalism. I’m not sure what you are seeing as bad, and what you want.
Start with this country. The UK.

2026-04-12 00:02:33 UTC

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Oh, and Albania failed almost exclusively on its own.
I’d list more, but I suspect you would say they were ‘attacked by capitalism’ rather than saying they could not compete?

2026-04-11 23:58:25 UTC

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Wait… I’m lost here. So far you aren’t differentiating between what we have now in many countries, and what you are struggling to convey to me.
What exactly do you not want that is in capitalism, and what do you think we do not have that we could get that would be classed as socialism for you?
You are going to need to be specific here. Cooperatives exist today, what exactly is it you want to bridge to?
Vagueness isn’t helping.

2026-04-11 23:40:36 UTC

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Socialism in its purest form is state controlling the means of production, right?

2026-04-11 23:36:29 UTC

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So the most socialistic countries are the ‘greenest?'

2026-04-11 23:29:21 UTC

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I expect to see big big things. 😂

2026-04-11 23:26:59 UTC

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My bad on profits.
The problem with these conversations is the term ‘socialism’ in its purest form has no cooperatives, so I assume you don't mean that?
If you go pure socialism, it fails catastrophically.
If you do mean pure socialism, I am happy to talk through how you think that has made any countries better off?
Let’s stat with definitions.
Define: "Pure capitalism"
Define what you mean exactly by the word “Socialism."

2026-04-11 23:02:12 UTC

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Start with saving the planet, providing everyone healthcare, and paying everyone a living wage.
Then explain how you pay said wages with no profit?

2026-04-11 22:56:03 UTC

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Cooperatives still use capital, and need profit, right?
And how does any of this address the wants in the OP screenshot?
I‘m confused lol

2026-04-11 22:46:33 UTC

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The bridge to what?

2026-04-11 22:12:09 UTC

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The issue is when people start to ‘identify’ as left. They assign themselves maximum kudos points for that label.
It’s based in the belief ( IMO ) that the things they prioritise are ‘moral’ and ultimately ‘what must happen’ and as such, the methods used to get there are always justified by believing it is needed to reach what is 'moral and right’ - especially when the methods used to get there are not.

2026-04-11 21:08:15 UTC

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2026-04-11 20:28:11 UTC

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Maybe it isn't the idea that is extreme, but how you get there is always extreme in the end.

2026-04-11 19:06:16 UTC

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Yep, ignored my point, or it was completely lost on you.
The more I read on Nostr, the more of the undertones of the commie mentality I see.
Everything is broken down into “oppressor/oppressed” where virtue points are given to the first person to claim the latter. There is this silly childlike mentality that if you just sit down and cross your arms, the world will be a better place.
It is time to grow up.
NGL, Twitter was far better for considered thought and conversation. This place has become a twisted version of woke where people form their world view not by thought, nuance and context, but rather what headline they read last, or what the last TikTok short told them to think 😂

2026-04-11 08:00:34 UTC

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You want that because you are stupid - a useful idiot. 😂
The entire history of the world is colonialism. How else do you think the entire middle east has around 400m ‘Arabs’ lmao.

2026-04-10 19:31:30 UTC

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I view this as bigger than trade. The future will be about ideology IMO.
You have a radically driven ideology in one region, intent on domination, and it will need to be addressed. Diplomacy only works if both sides want peace. You can see that much in the middle east now.
Having said that, and to your point, don't you think we already trade with each other now?

2026-04-10 19:21:59 UTC

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We will be aligned again through necessity ( IMO )
Look at the world. Most of it couldn’t care any less about international law, morality, or ‘fairness’
All of that are things we hold each other to, and make allowances for those not ‘developed enough’ to be ‘one of us’
There has been a lot of pompous vanity in Europe and the west in general for a long time, and it was always going to end. Eventually we will find our way through it and realign with those with the closest values ( where there is at least overlap of said values. )
Just as I knew we would eventually recognise the migration issues, and energy issues, so too will we recognise the rules we play by only work if all players follow said rules.
We are past that now. The sooner we course correct, the easier it will be, but either way, we will get there. ( Again, IMO )

2026-04-10 18:50:32 UTC

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Wait… I thought it was only gay if you were the one receiving the man-love, and giver was still straight? 😬

2026-04-10 18:38:10 UTC

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Much of it is self inflicted on ourselves. The US piling on is just the wakeup call IMO.
Energy policy - disaster.
Defence policy - disaster.
Economic policy - disaster.
Migration policy - disaster.
All of these things are coming together at the same time, and it bemuses me how the decisions taken to get us here were considered ‘optimal’
Sure, the US is like a bull in a china shop at the moment, but the middle east was always going to reach another major conflict.
We have been living in a detached bubble for far too long, and the ideologues have been a major part of that.
( I’m a brit. I feel your pain )

2026-04-10 17:32:05 UTC

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I do agree, but it is slightly humorous nevertheless.
Unfortunately, exactly at the point in time the world learns that 'might makes right’ and not semantics or virtue signalling, is exactly the same time that the ‘mighty’ are setting the stage.
It is just a shame we didn’t make sure we kept hold of our ‘might'

2026-04-10 00:42:46 UTC

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I could try explaining IQ distribution amongst a population not being indicative of one person in said population, but I am not smart enough to articulate it to you.
Don't feel too bad for me. Everyone has their place.

2026-04-10 00:22:00 UTC

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I’m English, you tit 🤣

2026-04-09 23:27:58 UTC

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Let others disagree?
I’m the one disagreeing “calmly" aren't I? 🤣
There are some simple realities here. Before they ‘allowed’ it to happen, they were impoverished. They joined global trade, recognising that isolationism was a death sentence for the Communist dream.
Rather than allow it to happen, they needed it. Now, ofc they would rather be on top, but there was no allowing of anything by them. They had no option.
The irony here is that without global trade routes being open to all, the second largest and aging population, with huge energy import and food requirements, might start to struggle a little.
I’m sure in their head they can capture all of the productivity of the country and carry on, but the picture of global supply chains is complex, convoluted, and spans a globe that needs open trade routes to keep that system sustained.
That is what they got from it. That is what they needed - and still need.

2026-04-09 22:48:58 UTC

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And their alternative was what exactly?
Stay commie rice farmers?
I swear this platform has become riddled with retard echo chamber nonsense 😂
Tell me, if they ‘allowed’ it to happen, what was their alternative?
The implication being they had a way to stop it back then. Tell me what that option was - if you can.

2026-04-09 22:39:23 UTC

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It wasn’t “allowed” to happen, they wanted in. That was the whole point in the post WW2 order. The US protects the trade routes, and then everyone is able to trade without needing to defend their own supply chains.
They then use those Dollars obtained by sending stuff to the US, to buy other things they need.
You need to see the historical context. By the time they joined the world in economic trade, it was clear economic activity was the future for them.
Ironically, isolating yourself from the world was seen as a flaw, not a plus.
We have just witnessed the beginning of the end for that era, and that is a far bigger problem for the world.

2026-04-09 21:17:25 UTC

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Dry roasted for the win.
( That was a joke - don’t listen to randoms on the internet 😂 )

2026-04-08 16:27:27 UTC

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2026-04-08 15:59:07 UTC

Inside, I am hoping the claims of Iran looking for bitcoin payments, doesn’t turn you all into IRGC simps 😬

2026-03-25 23:30:54 UTC

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I thought the Dollar was doomed in 2008 too 😂
That event was pivotal on why I am even here today. That, and Covid together are two of the biggest ‘events' that shaped my mind, sometimes I even question whether I am sane lol.

2026-03-25 23:21:24 UTC

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The crisis was always coming dude. We know this because one side has openly stated for the entirety of my lifetime, that their goal is the eradication of the other side.
The west has historically played the game of containment, in the hope the ideology fizzles out on its own. Hoping it collapsed under its own weight like the USSR. Clearly that wasn’t happening.
Clearly a day was going to come when the clash happened.

2026-03-25 23:06:56 UTC

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No, it’s more like ( IMO ) 'never let a good crisis go to waste'

2026-03-24 01:35:47 UTC

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When we had to go back, some asked why there was a need as they thought they were being as productive at home.
No idea on accuracy of the claim, but the answer was “Think of the man in the van, he doesn’t have the ability to work from home, so it needs to be fair”
I remember thinking we don't all get the perks of travelling around the world as part of our job either, so how far does this ‘fairness’ extend? 😂

2026-03-24 01:31:59 UTC

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I’d tell you what I use in my hair, but I’d have to ask my wife to answer accurately 😂

2026-03-21 17:40:38 UTC

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LMAO, even the wife laughed at that one 😂

2026-03-21 17:35:46 UTC

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Civilisations get retarded before they get to make contact with others. Ooof. 😂

2026-03-18 21:31:29 UTC

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The sad truth is, they also break many norms. The difference is they are complaining about the very thing they would do if they could.
They complain to appeal to the humanity that they would not extend if the roles were reversed.
We live in a world without any enforcement to those international laws. What we have started to see happen is the recognition that not breaking them too means you are limiting yourself.
I’m not suggesting I agree with it, merely to provide context where needed. If the incumbent powers start ignoring global norms, then the only thing to do is copy, otherwise it is a game of cards where the other person follows no rules while you do.
We will all spiral downward while missing the glaringly obvious fact that picking a side that is somehow exempt from those critiques, is nonsensical.

2026-03-17 00:26:40 UTC

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And the sad thing is, anyone opting out will only shoot themselves in the foot as they fall behind those taking it.
Once prices adjust, it’s back to square one needing an income to buy a house etc, as everyone can bid the minimum. back to square one with a dependency on a benefit to survive.

2026-03-16 23:37:41 UTC

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You know, games might be a great way to people to dip a toe in. Get it on google play lol.

2026-03-16 23:31:12 UTC

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“Some people like taking the long route home”
Awesome movie.

2026-03-16 23:25:42 UTC

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Probably running out of hardware, so naturally get very selective about targets. May also be second guessing the validity in attacking those around them and might be thinking “you know, maybe we might need them"

2026-03-16 22:56:07 UTC

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Honestly, I don’t care.
I think we put too much emphasis on whether a person wrote something.
Ultimately I am reading words. Historically a company would have had a communications team for public briefings, or a lawyer proof-read and change it.
In that sense I care less about it being AI generated than I do about what picture they are trying to build.

2026-03-15 19:51:57 UTC

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The pushback for me specifically isn't that living with faith isn’t better, I fully recognise that it is. The pushback comes only in the form of ’needing’ faith isn’t enough of a reason to believe for me.
I either believe or I don’t, it isn't a choice for me.
I’d frame it this way - even if I decided to follow religion, it would be hollow for me. Fake. Standing in front of the figurative gates ( if it were to happen ) then my insincerity would have been on full display until that point.
Having said all that, I am happy for those that do find faith. It is definitely the better way to live. 5 stars on the ‘recommend a friend’ survey lol.

2026-03-15 19:30:52 UTC

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I knew you wouldn’t read it again.
I wasn’t saying BIP110 proponents were binary thinkers, I was referring to the binary thinking manifesting in the calling people a shitcoin apologist for not agreeing you.
All or nothing. Blinded to any other reason for a position other than the one they decide.
Pretty much exactly as you have done here.
Go back to TikTok.

2026-03-15 19:21:09 UTC

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Read the words again. Then when you feel that urgency to be triggered again, stop, then read again.
You think you can manage that?
If you can get that far, and still don't get it, I will lay it out for you.
Hint - read the words in the OP and replace BIP110 with anything you want, change it to your favourite pizza topping for all I care - I stand by my claim, and to be honest, your post reinforces my stance on it.

2026-03-15 19:09:57 UTC

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There is a lot of AI doom around, and it is possible that all of the doom comes to fruition, but we should also look to the positive possibilities - namely AI can help to wargame attack vectors.

2026-03-15 15:37:52 UTC

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My comment had nothing to do with the BIP. Congrats.

2026-03-14 15:09:22 UTC

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It bothers me so that the binary idiocy that is often seen in the general population has leaked into so many of the bitcoin minds.
It feels like people are unable to think anymore. They just spend their days triggering themselves from outrage to outrage.
The outsourcing of thinking to social media has been a terrible thing.

2026-03-12 19:36:15 UTC

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A face for radio? 🤣

2026-03-12 16:11:48 UTC

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“I block you with love” 🤣

2026-03-12 11:50:06 UTC

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Well written. I think a few people need to read that last paragraph a few times, and really digest it.
Hope it works out for you, Aaron.

2026-03-11 10:02:46 UTC

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2026-03-10 23:39:16 UTC

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Sometimes there is no deep conspiracy dude. Sometimes there is merely the simple explanation.
It also follows that it isn't necessarily a story of good v bad, it is just people v people.

2026-03-08 20:13:41 UTC

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IMO America took the baton from us Brits, and had a more ‘delicate’ way of approaching empire. ‘Soft power’ is the term commonly used, and it is close enough.
The problem is ( again IMO ) that the idea was the US guarantees security to trade, and each country ‘comes onboard’ to join in the prosperity.
Unfortunately it became apparent that not everyone was happy with ‘coming along’ and they wanted to be number one.
There is some complexity and context missing there obviously, but the big picture is that the US has had to hold back that desire to overtake them mostly with said soft power, and all we are seeing now I think, is the realisation that it isn't enough. Sometimes the king has to show his power.
It became apparent a long time ago that the US was going to grow tired of granting security of global trade, only for some to use that ‘space’ to overtake them. Couple that with an ideology of others that want nothing else than to be ‘king’ of it all, and what we see now was an inevitability.
It doesn't matter who pushed what button when, only that it was always going to come.
Bitcoin never fixed this bit.

2026-03-08 16:21:23 UTC

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Hahha. Sorry Yodl.
I reached a conclusion a while ago - there were better things to put my focus toward. I do pop in periodically, but not to post.
I was spending too much time reading words that I didn't align with, so moved to other things.
How have you been bro?

2026-03-08 16:11:31 UTC

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The 'problem' I think is that Nostr is competing with a huge network effect of the established platforms.
You have to have a particular mindset to come here, or be forced here.
Honestly, the reality is that this will remain a 'novelty' until it isn't. There is very little ground in between IMO.

2026-03-07 22:09:35 UTC

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2025-10-21 14:59:40 UTC

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The one advantage of being the retard, is you can go through life ignorant of the ebbs and flows around you. If the world plods on and you live like that, you will probably be very happy lol.
It seems only when a major shift comes that it would be beneficial to be a little more observant and considered.
"Ignorance is bliss"
Until it isn't.

2025-09-17 19:50:02 UTC

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They used to teach oldschool typists, shorthand. Basically remove all but the first vowel.

2025-07-29 19:15:44 UTC

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My stepdaughter had that. Various other complications over time meant having one of her ovaries and tubes removed too.
She was only young and really depressed thinking kids would be off the table for her.
Wife and I decided to stump up cash for IVF. Before that started, she got pregnant with my granddaughter. A year after that twins.
No idea why I shared that. Maybe it helps, maybe it doesn't.

2025-07-23 15:46:56 UTC

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Was out at a friends retirement do a few weeks ago. A few people sat on a table near us at one point were talking about houses, and one of them said "I don't know what else will do better. Maybe bitcoin"
I didn't join in. But to the point about normal people recognising potential, it is definitely happening. No idea if he already owned some, I didn't engage.

2025-07-14 21:27:18 UTC

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Agreed. The only other person I know IRL with bitcoin has lass than 1.
He's chuffed to bits with it. When he used to say he couldn't afford it, I told him to do the daily buys with small amounts. Just automate it and forget about it until pay day when you top it back up.

2025-07-14 19:12:10 UTC

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The crazy thing is that nobody actually stopped to wonder what "America first" actually looked like. They just intuitively thought "yeh, that sounds good" and hit the button 😂

2025-07-10 22:31:23 UTC

You know what's crazy this time around?
Nobody cares. Look how far we have come, and not one soul has told me I am lucky yet 😂

2025-07-10 22:29:20 UTC

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2025-07-08 21:03:52 UTC

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2025-07-05 12:12:41 UTC

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Too many options for what I had from forst words lol
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2025-07-05 12:07:57 UTC

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As much as I love my American cousins, I have to say I am way better off in respect to taxation here than some Americans we met on holiday.
We had a good laugh about it though 😂
Now, while I have triggered some, I will add, all things given, America is probably a more desirable place for me to live, but it ain't for the tax regime lmao.

2025-07-03 22:46:44 UTC

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I only explain if they ask. What they usually ask is "Should I buy XRP?" 😂

2025-07-03 21:51:22 UTC

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I too have a lotto solo miner hahaha

2025-07-03 21:38:05 UTC

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😂 😂 😂

2025-07-03 16:02:27 UTC

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Yep, the value goes to the service built on it. ( If any appear )

2025-07-03 12:36:18 UTC

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We used to say that one day, bitcoin will move more like the stock market as larger players enter and they rebalance allocations. Longer grinds up, less frenzy.
We might well be there.
I'm not an investor or trader of any consequence. I'm just an average Joe, so I reserve the right to change my mind whenever I like 😂

2025-06-30 18:38:40 UTC

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😂 😂 😂

2025-06-30 14:44:58 UTC

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A ZX6 Ninja motorcycle. 161 mph. That is as fast as it would go. I gave it 4 attempts too 😂

2025-06-30 12:50:05 UTC

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There is a concept known as the 'paradox of choice' whereby an abundance of options actually paralyses a person, because they fear making the wrong choice.
An abundance of information might be similar. Not fear of making a wrong choice, but not knowing what is worth looking at.

2025-06-28 13:27:59 UTC

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Interestingly, with mobiles, I don't remember phone numbers anymore.
I can however remember phone numbers of my old house, friends, and family members that I used to call 😂 😂
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2025-06-27 20:51:55 UTC

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😂 😂 😂 😂
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2025-06-27 20:44:58 UTC

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Dos this count as illegally crossing the border? 😂 😂 😂 😂

2025-06-27 16:00:34 UTC

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The backhaul to/from mast is important too, especially in crowded areas where large numbers of people are trying to use it.
You can have full signal and no backhaul capacity.