In Nostr there are also woke people, people who believe in man-made climate change, people who hate Bitcoin, people who like shitcoins, people who believe that oil is dinosaur juice, and all those things, but the world is like that, neither I can kick them out nor they can kick me out 😂.
Long live Nostr.
Totally false, what has happened in Valencia (Spain) has been an accumulation of negligence of politicians and destruction of infrastructures that protected us or poor maintenance of these.
The psyop that oil has an organic origin is tremendous, all to falsely justify that it is scarce and to be able to sell it more expensively.
Then we have the psyop of man-made climate change, all so we can tax you more. Don't forget that you live in a ball of fire that is cooling and solidifying and that the sun is the main author of temperature changes.
And finally the psyop that red meat is carcinogenic and that you should not abuse its consumption, even some fat doctors say so, just take red meat and have a complete blood test after a few weeks.
Anyway, clown world.
Red meat at least in my country is the least adulterated, white meat is the most adulterated, on the other hand vegetables and pesticides are much worse.
The abiogenic theory of petroleum was first proposed in the 19th century, but gained further development and visibility in the 20th century thanks to several prominent scientists. Some of the first to postulate and explore this theory include:
Dmitri Mendeleev (1834-1907) :
The Russian chemist, known primarily for the periodic table, suggested in 1877 that petroleum could originate from chemical processes in the Earth's interior, beyond organic debris.
Mendeleev proposed that methane and other simple hydrocarbons could be formed from reactions between water and carbon compounds deep in the Earth's mantle.
Nikolai Kudryavtsev (1893-1971):
Russian geologist who, in 1951, formalized the modern version of the abiogenic theory.
Kudryavtsev argued that oil found in sedimentary rocks actually migrated from deep within the earth's crust through geological faults.
He also pointed out that some oil reservoirs were associated with geological formations where not enough organic matter was found to account for the amount of oil accumulated.
Vladimir Porfiryev (1899-1982):
Another Russian geologist who expanded on Kudryavtsev's work, proposing that hydrocarbons are primordial compounds formed in the Earth's mantle.
Porfiryev investigated the composition of reservoirs in Siberia and other regions, concluding that hydrocarbons form independently of biological processes.
4. Thomas Gold (1920-2004):
Austrian-American astrophysicist and geologist who took up and popularized the theory in the West during the second half of the 20th century.
Gold argued that oil and natural gas are continuously produced in the mantle and that bacteria found in oil fields could have colonized the hydrocarbons after their formation.
His book The Deep Hot Biosphere (1999) revitalized interest in the theory.
The abiogenic theory of petroleum proposes that hydrocarbons, including oil and natural gas, did not form from decaying organic remains (plants and animals) under conditions of pressure and temperature, as suggested by conventional biogenic theory. Instead, it holds that petroleum has a primordial origin, related to chemical and physical processes occurring deep in the earth's mantle.
Main postulates of the abiogenic theory:
Deep origin: hydrocarbons are formed from carbon and hydrogen present in the Earth's mantle. This process does not depend on superficial organic material.
Chemical reactions: Under high pressures and temperatures, elements such as carbon and hydrogen react to form methane and other more complex hydrocarbons. These molecules can migrate into the earth's crust through geological fractures and faults.
Renewable reservoirs: According to this theory, petroleum reservoirs could be “renewable” on a geological scale, as processes in the mantle continue to generate hydrocarbons.
Evidence in favor:
Presence of hydrocarbons in meteorites: Hydrocarbons have been found in meteorites, suggesting that these molecules can form in the absence of life.
Petroleum deposits exist in ancient and deep rocks: In areas where there is no evidence of previous organic matter.
Hydrocarbons on planets and moons: Saturn and Jupiter have an abundance of methane and other hydrocarbons in their atmospheres, where there is no known biological activity.
Embedded devices, such as automotive devices currently using QNX, medical devices, nuclear power plants, in general any critical system that needs deterministic responses.
It also has applications in multimedia such as real-time video and audio processing and can even be applied to the gaming experience.
We have almost reached a zettahash.
The continuous evolution of hashing power has huge implications for network security, there is no other cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, it is the only cryptocurrency that cannot be attacked even by the biggest state actor.
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This cycle has shown that the Treasury Secretary was more in charge than the Fed Chairman herself.
On the other hand, who chooses one of the most important positions? The President of the United States?
No
Don't trust politicians, Trump is president because they allowed him to be.
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In Spain they have banned the Youtube account of Iker Jimenez, saving the distances he would be the Spanish Alex Jones. They have also banned in X the account of Colonel Pedro Baños after being hacked.
Everyone who is against the official story ends up being banned and canceled, Iker Jimenez has been very critical with the whole issue of the catastrophe in Valencia and Colonel Pedro Baños with the whole issue of Ukraine.
That's why Nostr and all its ecosystem is so important, neither X, nor Bluesky, nor Youtube, nor Instagram and all that shit protect you from censorship and cancellation.
https://nostrapps.com
I have seen lately criticisms about the difficulty to create an account in Nostr. With Primal from my point of view it is not more difficult to create an account than in Twitter or Bluesky.
In Spain the civil servants have private health care, the people have shitty public health care that the disinformation media say is the best health care in the world.
As there is no money and the country is more and more indebted, the government wants to suppress the private health care of the civil servants.
The civil servants want to go on strike, so I am very stupid and I have several questions:
- Doesn't the government and the disinformation media say that the public health care in Spain is the best in the world? why then the civil servants don't want it?
- How are the civil servants going to go on strike if they don't work?
It's a good laugh 😂
https://www.huffingtonpost.es/politica/csif-opone-posible-supresion-muface-plantea-ministerio-sanidad.html
It is curious that the adoption of Bitcoin by institutions, companies and states is given as a failure by fans of shitcoins.
That if bitcoin has been taken and blah, blah, blah.
This is precisely the symptom of its success, which will ultimately be treasured by central banks as well.
Less manga and more economics books.
Another story is the development of Bitcoin which is a vector for possible attacks and the role that certain institutions like BlackRock can play.
But it is a fight we will have to settle as Bitcoin is for everyone, friends and Enemies.
CIA declassifies aliens and time travel with the mind, no doubt American tax dollars are well spent 😂 .
"Oh yeah we had professional remote viewers, yeah, we asked them to go visit Mars one million years ago. What did they see? Pyramids, obelisks, a dying elder race looking for a new home. Anyway it's declassified now."
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"Oh yeah the last thing we picked up from Mars 1 million years ago was this dying elder race all getting into a shiny space ship and then traveling to another planet that had a lot more vegetation"
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Great example of Miguel Anxo Bastos on the public sector.
You don't play poker the same way when you play with real money than with buttons or matches.
When you play with real money you assume the profits and losses directly, when you do it with buttons or matches you assume neither profits nor losses. There you have the difference between public and private management.
The cards are played differently, with different prudence, when there is a profit and a loss than when there is not.
That is the difference between public administration and the private sector.
The public administration has no incentive to do well, it lacks the basic element of the market economy, the calculation of benefits and costs.
https://m.primal.net/MYqo.mp4
Monero is good from a privacy point of view as long as you also take into account privacy at the network level, which means always using your node.
But the way Monero is set up it has serious problems.
- The dynamic block size makes it not decentralized, because if it has a massive adoption only big companies will be able to run the nodes.
- It has a hidden and unsolvable inflation problem due to its technology (ring signatures), it is one of the reasons among others why Liquid did not adopt ring signatures, if they did they could not guarantee the 1:1 backing between Bitcoin and L-BTC.
- There is no consensus or stability in the network, Monero has had numerous hardforks throughout its short history to introduce new features which hinders its adoption as a store of value or currency.
- It has tail issuance, which while low, nothing guarantees given the history of hardforks that this will change in the future.
Monero supporters can cry and come and say I have no idea and blah blah blah, but the reality is what it is and the adoption of monero is what it is and the price of monero is what it is.
You can ignore reality but not its consequences.
They are the first to insult as usual, I am just defending myself, and I will continue to show the failure of their shitcoin.
They are toxic, I am more so.
I'm going to shoot the greatest science fiction movie ever created.
The plot is a country where politicians fulfill their electoral program and do not lie or steal.
The problem is the big budget I need for the special effects.
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Here is why the governments of Europe allow uncontrolled immigration, to keep the pyramid pension system afloat.
Meanwhile the ordinary European suffers robberies, murders and rapes.
A country is the private property of its inhabitants, contrary to what some false libertarians say, there is nothing more communist than open borders.
And this uncontrolled immigration also violates the principles of natural law, private ownership of land is obtained through a process known as “original appropriation” or “principle of first occupation”.
It is the inhabitants of the country who have to decide if they need foreigners to work in their companies, who have to decide if they need foreigners to sell them their houses, to rent them or simply to step on their lands, as Hans-Hermann Hoppe explained so well. This should not be decided by politicians and even less on the basis of obscure plans, Hoppe argued that in the absence of the state, private communities could exclude those they considered detrimental to their interests.
Open borders are for globalists and it is precisely globalists who do not defend private property.
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Throughout my life I have been banned from a multitude of chats like IRC or forums, I have always been the same, I am what I am, a man who goes straight ahead and says what he thinks, many times I will be wrong, sure, then I will rectify as I have done thousands of times, but I will continue to say what I think.
For the moment I have not been banned from Nostr 😂.
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Pensions and europe
The pension systems in Europe are a pyramid scheme and I will prove it to you.
For the pension system to be sustainable it needs at least the average number of children per couple to be higher than 2. This means that most couples must have 3 children, which means that the population has to be constantly growing.
This meets the requirements of a pyramid scheme, Madoff would be proud.
When the equation breaks down, i.e. when not enough new members enter the system, the scam collapses. In the case of Europe the average number of children per couple is barely 1.5 which means that the population is decreasing, this generates a huge deficit in the pension system to the point of making it unsustainable.
In most European countries you are not paying your pension, you are paying the pension of current retirees, another characteristic of pyramid schemes.
In conclusion, before 2040 most of the European pension systems will fail, you will not receive a pension or your pension will not even be enough to buy bread.
But luckily I have a solution, save in Bitcoin.
Here is why the governments of Europe allow uncontrolled immigration, to keep the pyramid pension system afloat.
Meanwhile the ordinary European suffers robberies, murders and rapes.
A country is the private property of its inhabitants, contrary to what some false libertarians say, there is nothing more communist than open borders.
And this uncontrolled immigration also violates the principles of natural law, private ownership of land is obtained through a process known as “original appropriation” or “principle of first occupation”.
It is the inhabitants of the country who have to decide if they need foreigners to work in their companies, who have to decide if they need foreigners to sell them their houses, to rent them or simply to step on their lands, as Hans-Hermann Hoppe explained so well. This should not be decided by politicians and even less on the basis of obscure plans, Hoppe argued that in the absence of the state, private communities could exclude those they considered detrimental to their interests.
Open borders are for globalists and it is precisely globalists who do not defend private property.
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