Michael Matulef

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2024-08-14 19:13:36

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It’s not about being "most correct" but understanding that economic phenomena arise from complex, subjective interactions, making precise predictions impossible. The Austrian method emphasizes the limits of economic knowledge, rejecting the idea of economics as a purely objective science, and instead view it as a process of discovering and interpreting human action.

2024-08-01 21:02:44

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2024-07-31 11:56:52

Fascism is the stage reached after communism has proved an illusion.
- Friedrich Hayek

2024-07-31 00:51:58

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2024-07-29 13:31:53

As conditions are today, nothing can be more important to every intelligent man than economics. His own fate and that of his progeny is at stake.
-Ludwig von Mises

2024-07-29 10:19:15

One of the most important reasons for studying history is that virtually every stupid idea that is in vogue today has been tried before and proved disastrous before, time and again.
- Thomas Sowell

2024-07-29 00:42:41

Alexis de Tocqueville: The Dangers of Democracy!
https://youtu.be/K3jrTf0OdkE

2024-07-27 20:36:57

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2024-07-27 15:21:02

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2024-07-27 15:04:56

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2024-07-27 15:00:08

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2024-07-26 18:15:10

Kamala's Palace Coup | Radio Rothbard
https://fountain.fm/episode/F8r3mtP8ypK12Z99JWSr

2024-07-26 15:19:22

The welfare of a people lies not in casting other peoples down but in peaceful collaboration.
- Mises

2024-07-24 21:59:50

I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do.
Robert A. Heinlein

2024-07-23 18:50:20

@nprofile…xv3n's Take_088 - The Hard Truth
https://fountain.fm/episode/cLNMTcWrFO3hlQXk8e1K

2024-07-22 16:20:13

Revolutions are mighty upheavals made by a mass of people, people who are willing to rupture the settled habits of a lifetime, including especially the habit of obedience to an existing government. They are made by people willing to turn from the narrow pursuits of their daily lives to battle vigorously and even violently together in a more general cause.
Because a revolution is a sudden upheaval by masses of men, one cannot treat the motives of every participant as identical, nor can one treat a revolution as somehow planned and ordered in advance. On the contrary, one of the major characteristics of a revolution is its dynamism, its rapid and accelerating movement in one of several competing directions. Indeed, the enormous sense of exhilaration (or of fear, depending on one’s personal values and one’s place in the social structure) generated by a revolution is precisely due to its unfreezing of the political and social order, its smashing of the old order, of the fixed and relatively stagnant political structure, its transvaluation of values, its replacement of a reigning fixity with a sense of openness and dynamism. Hope, especially among those submerged by the existing system, replaces hopelessness and despair.
The counterpart of this sudden advent of unlimited social horizons is uncertainty. For if the massive gates of the political structure are at last temporarily opened, what path will the people now take? Indeed, the ever-changing and -developing revolution will take paths and entail consequences perhaps only dimly, if at all, seen by its original leaders.
A revolution, therefore, cannot be gauged simply by the motivations of its initiators. The paths taken by the revolution will be determined not merely by these motives, but by the resultant of the motives and values of the contending sides — as they begin and as they change in the course of the struggle — clashing with and interacting upon the given social and political structure. In short, by the interaction of the various subjective values and the objective institutional conditions of the day.
- Murray Rothbard

2024-07-22 15:34:47

The Fertility Crisis and Cultural Answers to it with Daniel Hess
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https://fountain.fm/episode/iiY2K9t8Ii58QCnJ1NqU

2024-07-20 13:50:57

The main achievement of economics is that it has provided a theory of peaceful human cooperation.
- Ludwig von Mises

2024-07-15 19:50:49

The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History: The 20th Anniversary
https://fountain.fm/episode/ueUArIO2HnNt87ZHVmsZ

2024-07-15 10:24:57

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2024-07-14 13:34:22

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2024-07-14 11:46:20

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2024-07-14 11:14:34

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2024-07-13 17:41:59

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2024-07-13 16:26:23

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2024-07-12 23:16:53

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2024-07-12 00:24:08

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2024-07-10 13:43:05

Nobody Cares About the Federal Debt
https://fountain.fm/episode/LvaQuDKn0vQD7Ya6A537

2024-07-06 03:24:48

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2024-07-05 10:00:52

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2024-07-04 10:39:46

Once one concedes that a single world government is not necessary, then where does one logically stop at the permissibility of separate states? If Canada and the United States can be separate nations without being denounced as in a state of impermissible ‘anarchy’, why may not the South secede from the United States? New York State from the Union? New York City from the state? Why may not Manhattan secede? Each neighbourhood? Each block? Each house? Each person?
- Murray Rothbard

2024-07-04 03:02:20

Secession is a peaceful means of minimizing political violence and allowing different groups of people to live under different political systems.

2024-07-03 10:08:10

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There is no means by which anyone can evade his personal responsibility. Whoever neglects to examine to the best of his abilities all the problems involved voluntarily surrenders his birthright to a self-appointed elite of supermen. In such vital matters blind reliance upon “experts” and uncritical acceptance of popular catchwords and prejudices is tantamount to the abandonment of self-determination and to yielding to other people’s domination. As conditions are today, nothing can be more important to every intelligent man than economics. His own fate and that of his progeny is at stake.
Very few are capable of contributing any consequential idea to the body of economic thought. But all reasonable men are called upon to familiarize themselves with the teachings of economics. This is, in our age, the primary civic duty.
Whether we like it or not, it is a fact that economics cannot remain an esoteric branch of knowledge accessible only to small groups of scholars and specialists. Economics deals with society’s fundamental problems; it concerns everyone and belongs to all. It is the main and proper study of every citizen.
- Mises
https://mises.org/mises-wire/austrian-schools-deductive-approach-beacon-economic-understanding

2024-07-02 13:24:54

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2024-07-02 12:10:30

Love peace more than you love force, conflict, compulsion, and intolerance. Work toward a society in which individuals choose to do right because they want to, not because they’re forced to.
— Lawrence W. Reed

2024-07-01 17:55:04

The point which is so important is the basic fact that it is impossible for any man to survey more than a limited field, to be aware of the urgency of more than a limited number of needs. Whether his interests center round his own physical needs, or whether he takes a warm interest in the welfare of every human being he knows, the ends about which he can be concerned will always be only an infinitesimal fraction of the needs of all men.
This is the fundamental fact on which the whole philosophy of individualism is based. It does not assume, as is often asserted, that man is egoistic or selfish or ought to be. It merely starts from the indisputable fact that the limits of our powers of imagination make it impossible to include in our scale of values more than a sector of the needs of the whole society, and that, since, strictly speaking, scales of value can exist only in individual minds, nothing but partial scales of values exist--scales which are inevitably different and often inconsistent with each other. From this the individualist concludes that the individuals should be allowed, within defined limits, to follow their own values and preferences rather than somebody else's; that within these spheres the individual's system of ends should be supreme and not subject to any dictation by others. It is this recognition of the individual as the ultimate judge of his ends, the belief that as far as possible his own views ought to govern his actions, that forms the essence of the individualist position.
- F.A. Hayek

2024-07-01 17:20:39

It is no exaggeration to say that if we had had to rely on conscious central planning for the growth of our industrial system, it would never have reached the degree of differentiation, complexity, and flexibility it has attained. Compared with this method of solving the economic problem by means of decentralization plus automatic coordination, the more obvious method of central direction is incredibly clumsy, primitive, and limited in scope. That the division of labor has reached the extent which makes modern civilization possible we owe to the fact that it did not have to be consciously created but that man tumbled on a method by which the division of labor could be extended far beyond the limits within which it could have been planned. Any further growth of its complexity, therefore, far from making central direction more necessary, makes it more important than ever that we should use a technique which does not depend on conscious control.
- F.A. Hayek

2024-06-30 23:35:21

The first lesson of economics is scarcity: There is never enough of anything to satisfy all those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics.
- Thomas Sowell

2024-06-30 15:25:46

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2024-06-30 01:09:48

Much of the secret of life consists in knowing how to laugh, and also how to breathe.
- Alan Watts

2024-06-29 18:48:55

Debate Recap: The Funeral of Joe Biden
https://youtu.be/lmyll6Yfjh4

2024-06-29 12:19:35

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The inflation was so intense that people began to celebrate the soaring stock market, seeing it as a sign of prosperity rather than a symptom of economic collapse.

2024-06-29 12:08:04

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2024-06-28 13:00:40

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2024-06-27 23:55:28

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2024-06-27 17:47:19

The generation to which we belong is now learning from experience what happens when men retreat from freedom to a coercive organization of their affairs. Though they promise themselves a more abundant life, they must in practice renounce it; as the organized direction increases, the variety of ends must give way to uniformity. That is the nemesis of the planned society and the authoritarian principle in human affairs.
- Walter Lippmann

2024-06-27 17:30:44

What has always made the state a hell on earth has been precisely that man has tried to make it his heaven.
- Hölderlin

2024-06-27 12:25:19

Live your life as though politics is but a corner of it, not consumed by it. Recognize the incalculable value of intact families, vibrant and voluntary associations, community engagement, loving relationships, and institutions created and sustained outside the divisive realm of politics.
https://fee.org/articles/16-things-individuals-can-do-to-help-bring-america-together/

2024-06-26 19:46:57

When the course of civilization takes an unexpected turn—when, instead of the continuous progress which we have come to expect, we find ourselves threatened by evils associated by us with past ages of barbarism—we naturally blame anything but ourselves. Have we not all striven according to our best lights, and have not many of our finest minds incessantly worked to make this a better world? Have not all our efforts and hopes been directed toward greater freedom, justice, and prosperity? If the outcome is so different from our aims— if, instead of freedom and prosperity, bondage and misery stare us in the face—is it not clear that sinister forces must have foiled our intentions, that we are the victims of some evil power which must be conquered before we can resume the road to better things? However much we may differ when we name the culprit—whether it is the wicked capitalist or the vicious spirit of a particular nation, the stupidity of our elders, or a social system not yet, although we have struggled against it for half a century, fully overthrown—we all are, or at last were until recently, certain of one thing: that the leading ideas which during the last generation have become common to most people of good will and have determined the major changes in our social life cannot have been wrong. We are ready to accept almost any explanation of the present crisis of our civilization except one: that the present state of the world may be the result of genuine error on our own part and that the pursuit of some of our most cherished ideals has apparently produced results utterly different from those which we expected.
- F.A. Hayek

2024-06-26 16:31:12

Yet, though the road be long, it is one on which it becomes more difficult to turn back as one advances. If in the long run we are the makers of our own fate, in the short run we are the captives of the ideas we have created. Only if we recognize the danger in time can we hope to avert it.
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2024-06-26 16:28:15

Contemporary events differ from history in that we do not know the results they will produce. Looking back, we can assess the significance of past occurrences and trace the consequences they have brought in their train. But while history runs its course, it is not history to us. It leads us into an unknown land, and but rarely can we get a glimpse of what lies ahead. It would be different if it were given to us to live a second time through the same events with all the knowledge of what we have seen before. How different would things appear to us; how important and often alarming would changes seem that we now scarcely notice! It is probably fortunate that man can never have this experience and knows of no laws which history must obey.
Yet, although history never quite repeats itself, and just because no development is inevitable, we can in a measure learn from the past to avoid a repetition of the same process. One need not be a prophet to be aware of impending dangers. An accidental combination of experience and interest will often reveal events to one man under aspects which few yet see.
- F.A. Hayek

2024-06-26 15:04:32

The Total State, why myths have a very strong influence on people’s faith in government, and how humans inherently need to surround ourselves with those that share a similar world view.
https://fountain.fm/episode/hqEPfcfA4cp4KZSuYR0O

2024-06-26 13:12:24

Choose liberty over power, persuasion over force. Find ways in which you can leave the world not only a better place, but a freer one as well, for life without liberty is both unthinkable and unlivable.
— Lawrence W. Reed

2024-06-26 11:18:37

The Dysfunctional State with Michael Malice
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https://fountain.fm/episode/ObpUeiU1MRuZUOGxVFx5

2024-06-26 10:31:08

If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers.
— Thomas Pynchon

2024-06-25 21:32:46

Above all, do not lie to yourself.
― Dostoevsky

2024-06-25 13:10:50

Why the Scottish "Free Banking" Episode Doesn't Justify Fractional Reserves
https://fountain.fm/episode/hTXQDG7T6RH1a1cF5Xqy

2024-06-25 01:34:42

Reality is an aspect of property. It must be seized. And investigative journalism is the noble art of seizing reality back from the powerful.
- Julian Assange

2024-06-24 16:18:23

Liberty is the mother, not the daughter, of order.

2024-06-22 14:44:51

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2024-06-22 13:26:51

The greater part of the population is not very intelligent, dreads responsibility & desires nothing better than to be told what to do. Provided the rulers do not interfere with its material comforts & its cherished beliefs, it is perfectly happy to let itself be ruled.
- A. Huxley

2024-06-22 12:08:53

“You’re not getting an education, you’re getting an indoctrination”
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2024-06-21 15:28:21

The benefits of economic freedom, and of civilization, are not just for the individual heroes or titans of industry responsible for great accomplishments. Civilization is appreciated and valued by all members of society, or at least all members of society who are not riven with envy at the good fortune of others. The advantages of civilization inure to the benefit of all humanity. As Marc Sidwell writes in his defense of civilization, “Every individual also understands what it is to be a human being. Works of beauty, ambition and mastery are not obscure. They can remind all of us of our common heroic potential.”
https://mises.org/mises-wire/civilization-depends-upon-economic-freedom

2024-06-21 10:06:08

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2024-06-21 09:51:01

Timid men prefer the calm of despotism to the tempestuous sea of Liberty.
- Thomas Jefferson

2024-06-20 15:13:18

The system of plunder derives much of its support from individuals who do not subscribe to socialism but who say, 'We're paying for it, so we might as well get our share'.
- Leonard Read

2024-06-20 13:30:29

Bitcoin Audible Read_829 - Seamless and Scalable Bitcoin Payments
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2024-06-19 16:56:48

Why should exchange be so universal among mankind? Fundamentally, because of the great variety in nature: the variety in man, and the diversity of location of natural resources. Every man has a different set of skills and aptitudes, and every plot of ground has its own unique features, its own distinctive resources. From this external natural fact of variety come exchanges; wheat in Kansas for iron in Minnesota; one man’s medical services for another’s playing of the violin. Specialization permits each man to develop his best skill, and allows each region to develop its own particular resources. If no one could exchange, if every man were forced to be completely self-sufficient, it is obvious that most of us would starve to death, and the rest would barely remain alive. Exchange is the lifeblood, not only of our economy, but of civilization itself.
- Murray Rothbard

2024-06-19 15:48:08

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2024-06-14 17:47:19

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"Mises made a distinction between credit that is backed by savings, and credit that does not have any backing. The first type of credit he labeled commodity credit. The second he labeled circulation credit. It is circulation credit that plays the key role in setting the boom-bust cycle process.
When credit is fully backed by savings — that is, it’s commodity credit — it permits the expansion of tools and machinery. With better infrastructure, it is now possible to produce not only more goods but goods of a better quality. The expansion of real wealth is now possible.
In an unhampered market economy, borrowers are users of savings who make sure that savings are employed in the most efficient way — generating profits. This means that real savings are employed in accordance with consumers’ most important priorities. We can thus see here that as long as banks facilitate commodity credit, they should be regarded as the agents of wealth generation.
In contrast, whenever banks embark on the lending of circulation credit, they in fact become the agents of real wealth destruction.
As opposed to commodity credit, circulation credit is not supported by any real saving. This type of credit is just an empty claim created by banks. In the case of commodity credit, the borrower secures goods that were produced and saved for him."
https://mises.org/mises-wire/mises-explains-difference-between-circulation-credit-and-commodity-credit

2024-06-13 19:39:14

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2024-06-10 14:28:41

Bitcoin Audible Read_825 - Decentralization and Localized Manufacturing, Bitcoin, Ai, and 3D Printing
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2024-06-07 15:16:40

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2024-06-03 12:11:02

The Problem with Public Schools
https://fountain.fm/episode/ILPr7Xb88drwTTjTmlOE

2024-05-31 01:57:29

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2024-05-30 15:04:27

The fundamental social phenomenon is the division of labor and its counterpart human cooperation. Experience teaches that cooperative action is more efficient and productive than isolated action of self-sufficient individuals. Man has a better chance to survive and to improve his condition when he acts in concert with his fellows. But the fundamental prerequisite of any cooperation is trust

2024-05-30 13:09:45

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2024-05-28 18:24:38

Bitcoin Audible Read_822 - Denial of Service Attack on Consensus
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https://fountain.fm/episode/39IZB51hidJdQTTBmkMf

2024-05-28 01:39:34

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2024-05-26 13:18:27

If and as far as labor under the division of labor is more productive than isolated labor, and if and as far as man is able to realize this fact, human action itself tends toward cooperation and association; man becomes a social being not in sacrificing his own concerns for the sake of a mythical Moloch, society, but in aiming at an improvement in his own welfare. Experience teaches that this condition — higher productivity achieved under division of labor — is present because its cause — the inborn inequality of men and the inequality in the geographical distribution of the natural factors of production — is real. Thus we are in a position to comprehend the course of social evolution.
- Mises

2024-05-26 13:17:22

Welfare must be recognized as a matter exclusively of families and voluntary charity and state welfare as nothing but the subsidization of irresponsibility
- Hans Herman Hoppe

2024-05-25 12:11:57

It is what it is https://video.nostr.build/11c3d7cd16c2827dc8a84cb3e5a460db792b995981a31b665c75fef0b8c105c4.mp4

2024-05-24 09:58:16

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2024-05-23 21:04:18

How Human Action Guided My Teaching and Research Career Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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https://fountain.fm/episode/wMT03esyR517RK78lVNe

2024-05-23 18:33:21

Calculation and Environmental Policy: Lessons from Human Action | Timothy D. Terrell
https://youtu.be/K6CrYVhcVCo
https://fountain.fm/episode/GXSQNXtSx6n5a4PkMOID

2024-05-23 16:52:55

Dualism and Calculation: What Mises Taught Me about Economics and Capitalism | Robert P. Murphy
https://youtu.be/3AbiS8lKL6o
https://fountain.fm/episode/otXZU58PaMxc2aUvjsnc

2024-05-23 11:52:16

My Discovery of Human Action and Mises as a Philosopher | Hans Herman Hoppe
https://youtu.be/sWx9kt3Kzk0
https://fountain.fm/episode/4w2hbEJqXWojVbwl4iIi

2024-05-22 21:39:44

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2024-05-22 19:10:02

The prevalence of social orders based on private-property rights is not a brute fact of nature such as gravity or bad weather. It is very much the result of deliberate human action. It is true that such an order is in conformity with human reason and that in this sense it might be called a natural social order. But this does not alter the fact that its existence is historically contingent. No law of nature has brought about private-property orders. Private property is a fragile cultural achievement. It can be realized if human beings act with the moral resolve to respect private property even though nonrespect might benefit them materially, especially in the short run. And a private-property order can only be maintained if this moral commitment is constantly renewed, which in the long run is only possible if that order is understood and loved.
- Jörg Guido Hülsmann

2024-05-22 18:01:12

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2024-05-22 16:45:04

Bitcoin Audible Read_821- The Most Important Thing You'll Read This Year
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2024-05-22 16:19:34

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2024-05-22 01:30:09

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2024-05-22 00:08:48

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2024-05-21 22:17:06

Bitcoin Magazine - Consensus Changes w/ @npub1a2c…w83a
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2024-05-21 16:35:56

As a remedy for the undesirable effects of interventionism they ask for still more interventionism.
— Ludwig von Mises

2024-05-21 00:29:44

Prices are important not because money is considered paramount but because prices are a fast and effective conveyor of information through a vast society in which fragmented knowledge must be coordinated.
- Thomas Sowell

2024-05-20 22:48:01

Q1 2024 Monetary Base Update with @npub1ath…4k6d Mežinskis
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https://fountain.fm/episode/OH8Uug5mgjoWhPccKpNw

2024-05-20 22:05:44

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2024-05-20 13:23:47

Bitcoin Audible Chat_100 - Privacy is a Crime with @npub18hq…5kus
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https://fountain.fm/episode/OVtmun7WrheOJ0WjnvcV