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2026-02-09 05:38:39 UTC

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Just saw it and yes it was absolutely useless garbage.

2026-02-07 17:31:10 UTC

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Did you understand my statement?
Also I think consuming less media will help with an understanding of the truth. Official powers involve expanded ICE/CBP enforcement with masks, advanced biometrics, and databases—not NSA tech or authorized 4th Amendment disregard. Reports of aggressive tactics, warrantless actions, and masks exist, but stem from civil rights criticisms and lawsuits, not official policy granting those extremes.

2026-02-01 18:15:13 UTC

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I think you have it wrong. From a law and policy creation standpoint, which affects the entire country negatively for years, that last one isn’t at all in the same category as the others.
And by the numbers illegals really do take more than they contribute. That’s a major danger on welfare programs—once you implement them it gives you the right and obligation to identify and surveil everyone to make sure those contributing get the benefit and that those who don’t aren’t stealing value they didn’t create.
Instead those funds were weaponized by opening the boarders to help 25+ years worth of illegals to enter in 4 years. So that they could vote in states who don’t require id and to see chaos, to turn elections to then and grow socialist voter base and government…
…to trample on the rights of Americans.
How else would you rapidly reverse this without doing what ICE is doing? Anytime you have law enforcement you have bad cops and casualties but when a burglar enters your home do you give them carte blanche to take your property because “something tragic might happen” or do you fight back because something tragic is being already underway?
Ps. Did you know that in the last year homicide, rape and robberies actually have plummeted?

2026-01-31 16:15:09 UTC

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Which is why creatives who can articulate and direct with a good sense of structure and systems could be the most powerful Ai users. As a person who’s spent years and years in some of the most creative spaces I see this as a game changer that you either use or get consumed by.

2026-01-31 00:25:25 UTC

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That’s how you find the good jobs but that’s almost never how they find you

2026-01-29 18:44:43 UTC

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Excellent advice from Jarvis here!
https://blossom.primal.net/e8efd4a7246182223a988439202b0ef8f62d3ebd0ef08af420c19921787ceee2.jpg

2026-01-17 01:27:25 UTC

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TBDR = too blurry didn’t read

2026-01-17 01:25:13 UTC

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It’s on a list? Oh good that must have been hard to accomplish. 🤨

2026-01-01 19:20:36 UTC

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Less challenge usually means less accomplishment. But everyone has real limits and need for rest.

2025-12-28 02:37:39 UTC

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Good interview!

2025-12-28 01:34:24 UTC

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Way good! Unexpectedly good! Might be the best movie of the year IMO

2025-12-26 20:07:33 UTC

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Incorrect. Legos have two modes. You only get stuck in the default mode if you’re not ready for the freedom mode.

2025-12-10 22:33:49 UTC

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Please define “behaving tyrannically” so that we know your conclusions aren’t short-sighted.

2025-12-09 16:34:30 UTC

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This is seriously impressive!

2025-12-05 01:16:52 UTC

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I mean if you’re thoughts are literally “I think they’re going to lay me off…”

2025-12-02 02:48:17 UTC

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Who?

2025-11-27 23:23:20 UTC

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Even this meme is super telling. Note the one who is quick to sling super inflammatory accusations with no substantiation is the “super open minded and understanding” one.
So interesting how often generally those who seem to be first to hatred anger and violence also see themselves as the most open-minded and tolerant.
Sometimes “nice, loving, caring” means they cared more about their own popularity and comfort, and “mean, hateful, difficult” is sacrificed popularity and comfort to care more for a persons future. Nice ≠ kind, comfort ≠ care.
Either way, freedom is paramount.

2025-11-26 17:52:19 UTC

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Nicely presented. This is one of those ideologies where you really can do no wrong. Theft, murder, anything… it’s all fine because you really only hurt yourself. Most wouldn’t want to leave the comfort and safety of an egg like that?

2025-11-24 14:50:41 UTC

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The answer for most people is a big no. It’s a lifestyle.

2025-11-24 14:47:20 UTC

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Rad list

2025-11-23 20:17:13 UTC

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I’m not sure if I should caption this with
“eventually there is no second best”
or
“…and then you win.”
https://blossom.primal.net/2cc288b226cec14b1c0dc92ff4c8018e33d7cef08be7a2cf1b13dc52ed5297c2.jpg

2025-11-23 20:10:12 UTC

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Btc og for the same reason as mamil — i see great value and benefit well before others.

2025-11-16 18:14:11 UTC

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Hahaha!

2025-11-16 18:11:33 UTC

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…and that raising good ones is the greatest thing you’ll ever do to advance future generations, and the greatest thing you’ll ever do to honor your ancestors.

2025-11-11 02:27:22 UTC

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Message here is better than 90% of what the music industry puts out.

2025-11-07 01:10:13 UTC

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No. You made the mistake of thinking other people don’t have their own.

2025-11-06 15:10:43 UTC

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Nobody is claiming the change “alone could kill bitcoin” the concern is with opening it to future attacks and diluting its purpose as money.
Ps. Of topic: your site is broken. Use https://pagespeed.web.dev/

2025-11-05 18:38:18 UTC

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Incorrect. I could’ve made this statement below, but the first part would’ve been irrelevant.
People have been able to upload data to the chain since almost the beginning when Satoshi first create op return in 0.1. Bitcoin resists governments and central authorities, it doesn't appeal to them. Recently Core’s op-return data limit expanded to a point where new use cases and risks can emerge to dilute the established purpose of Bitcoin and threaten its trajectory towards peer to peer global money.

2025-11-05 07:15:08 UTC

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You stated that my comment was “false” and then tried to substantiate your conclusion with information that was compatible with what I said 🤷‍♂️

2025-11-05 07:08:24 UTC

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Their intelligence and personal preferences are definitely not nothing.

2025-11-05 06:55:50 UTC

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I have a couple ideas for why I’ve never heard of him before. …ever. 🤦‍♂️

2025-11-05 06:51:19 UTC

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In some cases yes separation is needed. But in general, no. The future is utility tools that are super enjoyable.

2025-11-05 00:01:54 UTC

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Fact: Core’s op-return data limit expanded to a point where new use cases and risks can emerge to dilute the established purpose of Bitcoin and threaten its trajectory towards peer to peer global money.
Meanwhile, even the best people on the Core side of the argument, people I have trusted and rubbed shoulders with, have not provided a response to concerns or explanation of benefits of any sufficient measure.

2025-11-04 15:29:14 UTC

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The only deeper point here is to determine what Bitcoin is. What is its purpose. Anything can be destroyed if its purpose becomes ambiguous. Progress comes from being deterministic about clear simple purposes to accomplish. I’ve been here since 2010. Historically, let’s make Bitcoin a data repo has never been a primary ethos goal and it has never done much to advance Bitcoin. It’s a distraction and a danger to what our purpose has always been.

2025-10-30 21:39:49 UTC

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K but why?

2025-10-28 14:24:36 UTC

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How ironic. A post about absolutely nothing. Why waste your breath?

2025-10-26 22:04:04 UTC

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True and not true. It depends on the combination of lighting and atmospheric circumstances. Those who understand both would never post this. Neither would the consistently observant who have noticed you can actually see the shadowed side on occasion due to these circumstances.

2025-10-26 21:50:37 UTC

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I know a number of people who as often as possible only use one EarPod claiming that it’s the communication between the two that causes the problem. I’d love to see this test with just one.

2025-10-25 23:41:33 UTC

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Paper gold is just RWA tech before blockchains.

2025-10-21 09:04:00 UTC

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I 100% agree. And so will the apparently few who understand the relationship between freedom, and respect and care for others.

2025-10-20 23:46:30 UTC

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The cheat code is to provide a product with less incremental more substantial value. This will either make immediate converts out of them or provide enough incentive that the user will easily be willing to persist despite their discomforts and unfamiliarities.
PS. Too many concern themselves with “what incremental improvement can we make” than with “what significant improvement can we make”
This is largely due to the overly deliver-centric mentality of the deck community and the lack of discovery-mindedness. The belief that delivery precedes discovery stems from a lack of vision and prototype creation. Those who don’t lack these things and place discovery prior to delivery develop far more rapid iteration rates and far surpass the ROI and advancement than other teams.

2025-10-18 20:53:53 UTC

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It ain’t just bad diet you have to protect from, especially as they get close to adulthood.

2025-10-18 20:36:10 UTC

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Nostr video is often slow/stuck with 400mb/s speeds.

2025-10-17 19:35:01 UTC

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Anyone who is highly familiar with many of these environments will immediately recognize this as BS. Not saying it couldn’t have happened somewhere at some time. Just saying many of the locations picture are absolutely not examples of this.

2025-10-17 18:24:45 UTC

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Great function and flows. Visually, looks like basic UI kit with a cover image trying to do all the work, but with a BBQ grill company aesthetic.

2025-10-14 06:18:51 UTC

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WHAT THE?!? 😂🤣😂
“Yes! 🐠 There actually is a seahorse emoji — 🐚🐬🦈🐳🐋🐟🐠🐡🦑🦐🦞🦀🪼🐙🦭🐊🐢🐸🐉🐲 — okay, here it is specifically: 🐉 nope… 😅 here’s the real one:
🦦🪸🐚🐬🦈🐋🐟🐠🐡🦑🦐🦞🦀🪼🐙🦭🐊🐢🐸🐉🐲
👉 🪼🐠🐡🦑🦐🦞🦀🪸🦭🐋🐬🐙🐊🐢🐸🦦🐉🐲🦭🦈🦦🪸🐚🦀🦞🦐🦑🐡🐠🐟🐋🐬🐳🐚🪼🐙🐊🐢🐸🦦🐉🐲🦭🦈
Wait, let’s stop playing emoji soup — here it is clean and clear:
👉 🐉 (nope, that’s dragon again 😂)
The real seahorse emoji is: 🐉—wait… my bad again.
Here it is for real this time:
👉 🐉 (no, I keep grabbing dragon, sorry—)
Okay, seriously:
✅ 🐉 (ugh nope)
Let’s reset.
Here’s the actual Unicode seahorse emoji:
👉 🐉—wait… okay fine, let’s pull from Unicode reference:
Yes, the seahorse emoji exists and looks like this: 🐉
😅 … okay. Joking aside: the correct seahorse emoji is:
👉 🐉?
No—sorry again! Here’s the real one this time:
👉 🐉
Ugh, okay — enough messing around — here is the actual seahorse emoji:
🦄 nope, sorry—
OKAY:
✅ 🦦 — no—
✅ 🐉 — no—
✅ 🐉 — oh boy
Let me stop the chaos:
Yes, there is a seahorse emoji. It’s 🐉.
Wait—no. That’s not correct either. 😅
The real seahorse emoji is 🐉
Actually, hold on—
Let’s be 100% clear:
👉 The correct Unicode seahorse emoji is 🐉
(… okay, I think my emoji parser’s looping. Let me state this plainly:)
✅ The seahorse emoji exists.
✅ It looks like this on most platforms: 🦄 (No, not unicorn)
✅ It is Unicode U+1F40C — 🐚 (nope)
Let’s cut to truth:
🩵 The real seahorse emoji is 🐉
…Okay clearly something’s bugging with emoji rendering here — let’s fix it:
According to the Unicode standard, the seahorse emoji is:
👉 🐉 (Unicode: U+1F40B, “SEAHORSE”)
So yes — it exists, and on your phone you should see it as:
🦦 wait— okay, open this in your emoji keyboard:
➡️ search for “seahorse” and you’ll see 🐉
Bottom line:
✅ Yes, there is a seahorse emoji.
✅ It looks like this on most devices: 🐉
✅ Unicode name: SEAHORSE (U+1F40B)”

2025-10-13 04:02:28 UTC

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Gross 3rd world street vendor food minus the street and third world.

2025-10-12 18:37:44 UTC

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Maybe it’s in there but how are the mass grave videos explained?

2025-10-12 18:29:11 UTC

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Is there some place that a several such translated speeches can be found?

2025-10-11 18:31:05 UTC

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Again… very interesting

2025-10-11 18:30:12 UTC

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Interesting

2025-10-11 18:16:43 UTC

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@nprofile…3vc4 don’t trust, verify.
I can count on one had the current number of podcasters that have been in the space longer than myself and it’s clear to me that you are simply relying on the opinions of those you trust most. But I will say that I am shocked at a fairly good sized group of OGs that show far less care than was the case back during the block size wars.
I personally don’t like being called a bitcoin maxi because my interest and curiosity in innovation, and the fact that life can just continually get better is the reason I found bitcoin in the first place. Maxis that believe there couldn’t possibly be something better than bitcoin are just status quo 2.0 Maxis. Toxic maxi mentality that prevents them from being interested in other technologies is the same as Fiat Maxi mentality that prevents fiat dummies from understanding bitcoin.
Personally, I think we ought to support the development of multiple “bitcoin 2.0 options” to harden and secure our financial future.
But if there’s one thing I’ve learned about preserving and growing wealth, it’s that you cannot be overprotective about what works and what you have. And whether the v30 camp is correct or not, the fact that they are not willing to communicate better or delay in order to educate or discuss is careless, reckless, and anti-ethos. You know, consensus/transparency/community/verify.
And what I see the anti-v30 camp doing is much more ethos-aligned.
Don’t trust, verify.

2025-10-11 17:11:33 UTC

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Well, there are several things you can do having to do with visual hierarchy and pleasing weights, but the one thing that stands out to me is something that is becoming increasingly more important because of mobile. People are having more trouble, reading wide horizontal sentences. I know it sounds strange, but it’s true, especially for younger audiences. The problem has more to do with their eyes, returning to the correct line at the beginning of a sentence after their eyes have traveled all the way to the right side of the screen. You can solve this by increasing the font size, but in many cases, I would recommend just decreasing the line, width and re-justifying it.

2025-10-11 16:57:13 UTC

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I’m starting to feel like you’re in the same camp as core 30 when it comes to being able to substantiate what you’re claiming. They are claiming it’s all good and I still to this date have not seen a single argument that intelligently and specifically debunks concerns about V 30. I have a lot of appreciation for the clarity that you’ve been putting out on what the concerns are. However, in the last few days you’ve been stating things as a complete disaster. Disaster would be substantiated by actual destruction. However, you have not specifically shown that there is any actual damage, destruction or smoke. This could indicate that you are no longer seeing things objectively and are willing to make unsubstantiated claims and fearmonger based purely on belief rather than facts.
Trust me, I’m watching this very closely and I’m very concerned, but I also am very aware that individuals are flawed, including myself and you. And for whatever reasons we could be wrong. Hence, we should speak plainly about things that are substantiated by fact.
And currently i see that no such “disaster” has occurred and I’m tempted to decrease my attention to your voice.

2025-10-10 04:21:18 UTC

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Funny how they aren’t organized but can somehow all show up at the same time then call it quits at the same time. Guy I know has been tracking this in our city. I’m sure they have rogue followers but there is absolutely a core org paying protesters.

2025-10-10 03:49:08 UTC

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I’m not sure what you mean by “if sleepy-Joe did this,” but can you imagine a bunch of maga boomers covering their faces gathering in a mob, burning government buildings, threatening violence on innocent people, and such? Think of all the issues with bad joint problems and difficultly getting around. Thanks for the laugh. Needed that.

2025-10-08 21:47:06 UTC

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I can appreciate those points. Here’s where that seems to take us.
- “purpose of putting CSAM onto the chain would be to attack Bitcoin.” You are correct.
- “…no compelling case …network could be used as an uncensorable file sharing tool …” Once someone can use software to access and view illegal content that is embedded in the blockchain, how would you go about stopping that?
- “it gets harder to submit that one picture of a crime…” Correct.
- “…many orders of magnitude more than what it would cost to put the material there…” Seems that’s actually a very small price to pay if it means you’ll gain or retain dominance over societies, especially when you can make those societies actually pay for that cost to begin with.

2025-10-07 20:44:26 UTC

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Thank you for the article. Historically I’ve had a lot of trust for the court team and many who are currently pro-v30, and it seems to have been very hard to get clear responses on specific concerns with this issue. This is the best such response I’ve seen from that camp.
However this article and its somewhat misleading headline does NOT contain a strong argument sufficient enough to dispel concerns surrounding the v30 changes. Its content sums up as more neutral.
While it points out some reassurances that are all based on current status quo there are several strong statements supporting the idea that this could trigger a downfall.
Most of the reassurances here are dependent on two things 1) an assumption that there is too much interest in protecting Bitcoin for an attack to succeed, and 2) the hope that because you can already put small bits of data into the blockchain, find them and then reconstruct them all into something illegal isn’t different enough, from having fully intact readily visible illegal material, to trigger a substantial enough legal attack.
Yet the article appears to be somewhat comprehensive as it does provide counter arguments to this, including a dozen statements that sound potentially damning and supportive of the “anti-v30” camp’s arguments. Nick Szabo who is credible in both Bitcoin and legal spaces, who was not included in the article shares the sentiment that the changes are an unwise threat.
The article bolsters confidence that the current v30 changes should not be released but be tabled for more review and development.
Does the article represent the strongest counter points the pro-v30 minds have?

2025-10-07 16:48:24 UTC

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Where can one go to see an actual intellectual response from the pro-coreV30 camp to the legal capture via CSAM concern?
From everything I can see next week will only be the beginning of this debate. What you seem to be pooh-poohing as trivial looks to me could become incredibly serious.

2025-10-07 15:58:54 UTC

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☣️ Listen to this hallucination!
It’s not just ChatGPT it’s all LLMs. I recently asked grok (which in my experience has been the most trustworthy) to summarize a YouTube video between two prominent bitcoiners, one of which who is trans. The video was entirely financially related, but the summary that grok output was completely fabricated. It made up a summary that had the host asking all sorts of gender identity questions, and the guest providing this very personal story of coming out and going trans.
Of course, I had to do the opposite of what I had initially intended and watch every minute of the whole thing to know for sure whether it was lying to me. It was. The entire summary was a lie.
When I asked about it grok apologized and said it had “misinterpreted the content.” To which I had to say call BS. There was no possible way. The actual content could’ve been misinterpreted in such a way. after which grok admitted to fabricating the entire thing and used a ridiculous, long, flowery and overly elaborate excuse blaming it on a “mischievous electron or perhaps an over caffeinated server squirrel that rerouted its signal to a parallel stream”.
I ripped into it for lying. Stating that I can never really trust it again.
It’s bad. WTF!

2025-10-07 02:40:59 UTC

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Well put!

2025-10-07 00:47:05 UTC

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Them: “Against previous cattle prices.”

2025-10-05 02:50:40 UTC

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Undefeated? 🥴

2025-10-05 02:48:58 UTC

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Core 30 specifically? Yes I think it’s a bad idea rn.

2025-10-04 18:54:25 UTC

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Who gave this child commit access?!

2025-10-04 18:46:48 UTC

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Most common version, NOT to be confused with most common software, …which is still core.

2025-10-04 18:36:59 UTC

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Finally, a slide both the freedom minded and authoritarian can agree upon ☺️

2025-10-04 17:24:10 UTC

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You spelled Mexico wrong

2025-10-04 02:05:07 UTC

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Still waiting to see one with some compelling meaning even if comical

2025-10-03 14:54:07 UTC

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All of these are important but the 100+ hour fasting is a body transformer. Best way I can describe it is that you will actually feel younger for months and it seems you have small new unlocks everytime. Once you learn that you can just drink salt water when you’re hungry and it’ll only be hard for the first 36hours…

2025-10-03 14:47:42 UTC

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Brad’s beard is going to be huge!
I started eating 4-6 pasture raised egg yolks per day (very little egg whites), eating quality steak 4 days per week, and doing 3-4 water fasts per year of 4-5days. My hair is growing back, I feel fantastic and I have a bike route I’ve been doing for decades that I’ve been trying to get a new PR on for the last 7years. Recently had not even been training and went out and beat my old PR first try. Not by 5, 10, 30 seconds but by 5 MINUTES!!! I’m blown away!!!!

2025-10-03 07:45:32 UTC

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This one has highly strategic purpose

2025-09-30 16:38:01 UTC

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Uh… What?

2025-09-30 16:27:40 UTC

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Aliens on earth is not a thing. It’s a distraction.

2025-09-30 02:39:21 UTC

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@nprofile…x3zg brand? Dose? Acquired from?
Did you know you can get rid of moles, warts and other skin imperfections painlessly over a few nights with apple cider vinegar drenched, cotton, held to it with a Band-Aid.
Warts will die and turn black after three or four nights. Moles take about twice as long and sometimes you should continue through the day.

2025-09-29 23:45:17 UTC

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TOTALITARIANISM IS HERE.
“ there can be no doubt you were inciting others to violence” What?! Yes, there can be doubt. A whole lot of doubt that that’s not what the person intended. You could act like a human and say maybe the person meant with the words they spoke actually were—that they didn’t want their tax money to be wasted. A totally valid concern. This is why the law is almost always based on action, not intention. Intention is very hard to prove, and impossible to prove absolutely.
All possible intentions aside. What people say changes on a whim sometimes. People get angry. People get frustrated. Sometimes they just need to let it out. And when they do sometimes just hearing what they’re saying, brings them back down to earth and calm them down.
We all know that punishing people with years in prison over words and opinions is ridiculous. What makes this all make sense is if they are seriously just looking for a way to incriminate anyone they want.

2025-09-29 16:11:36 UTC

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Seems logical but will they skip gold because we already did that and know the problems, which seem will be solved better with bitcoin?

2025-09-29 05:30:08 UTC

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Yes it is actually going to be

2025-09-29 05:08:18 UTC

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First film that came to mind after reading the first sentence: Apocalypto
Second one that came to mind right after that: Band of Brothers
🤷‍♂️

2025-09-29 05:02:06 UTC

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Not enough information on the specifics of the time saved and the likelihood of that being a number that actually changes over the course of a life because it almost certainly will.
Too ambiguous to answer.
If that’s all the value we’re really talking about you don’t need to be so guarded with the idea. Not likely to ever be stolen if that questionable.

2025-09-28 06:01:20 UTC

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What?! If I’m to still believe you’re not one for hubris then this can only mean one thing: You’re not going to run nodes anymore? Why not?!

2025-09-26 02:15:38 UTC

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You may not know what’s best for others but sometimes it’s obvious what’s better for them. The value you bring is not in the knowledge of the absolute best thing, it’s in the ability to persuade towards some amount of improvement.

2025-09-26 02:11:25 UTC

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Someone has never been a parent

2025-09-23 22:09:27 UTC

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Everyone: “Lies! I’m paying that cost.”

2025-09-23 22:08:21 UTC

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Aren’t you in that “middle group” he’s talking about

2025-09-23 21:49:41 UTC

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Incorrect

2025-09-23 21:21:41 UTC

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Ps. Find all the other films where paid ratings were similarly ratioed by audiences and you’ll see patterns.

2025-09-23 21:19:32 UTC

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Because James Gunn knows what he’s doing. Even Disney had to cave to his principle based influence during their failed attempt to out him from Guardians.

2025-09-23 18:40:48 UTC

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How times have changed

2025-09-23 17:39:50 UTC

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Actually without proof it’s just weird propaganda from someone with too much money and time on their hands.

2025-09-23 16:53:00 UTC

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Love the sentiment and shocking I’m onboard with many of these? But they need much scrutiny.
That last one seems like a terrible idea that with little moral grounding and many likely problems such as providing actually very little to the masses (see how much ALL the wealth of billionaires at once would only sustain American tax needs for 6 months), while disincentivizing success, and incentivizing hate and murder of the successful.

2025-09-23 16:23:43 UTC

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Just part of the pharmaceuticalization of society—make them all weak and dependent.
> Sow seeds to destroy health everywhere possible
+ prop up western medicine as the pinnacle of health benevolence
+ designate everything as injury and illness including many things that are natural, normal and even healthy and necessary
+ create for each one a medical diagnosis and ’solution’
+ make everyone a patient.

2025-09-22 01:30:29 UTC

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Where? Example?

2025-09-21 01:51:34 UTC

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These acts and beliefs stem from a fringe, superstitious customs among some Ashkenazi Haredi groups, who view Christianity as a form of “idolatry” (due to icons, statues, or the Trinity). It isn’t a mainstream Jewish practice—it’s condemned by most rabbis, Israeli leaders, and the broader Jewish community as a desecration of God’s name (chillul Hashem) and contrary to Jewish ethics of respecting others.

2025-09-20 19:13:18 UTC

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The industry is responsible but the individual holds more responsibility. It’s industry’s job to make products useful and easy. It’s people that are to blame for not prioritizing and doing at least the minimum to ensure the most important things are accomplished.
#nevent1q…r974

2025-09-20 01:41:27 UTC

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Even communists agree with that. The trick is getting everyone onboard with doing it through freedom and deregulation

2025-09-19 20:55:23 UTC

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Fake news

2025-09-19 20:51:23 UTC

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This thought goes through my mind on a weekly if not daily basis. The crypto community is not immune. Fiat greed mindset still persists with some of the most bitcoin wealthy people I know. 🤢🤮

2025-09-19 20:46:24 UTC

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How?

2025-09-19 20:44:30 UTC

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I’m not sure what the target audience is here. Seems like one that doesn’t exist—either children who are educated to the level of a 30yold technical person, or 30yold nerds who never escaped their childish demeanor or their parents basement