Well this is certainly true for those white saving bulbs, ugly light, break very quick, very expensive and dirty to make. In Europe they are heavily subsidized, a total scam.
I meant financially. Ofcourse there's no moral duty to leave the place you were born to not finance wars. But it feels damn good to not pay taxes anymore to warmongers.
Just listened a bit to your recent one with Hodl, from my view the problem is that still all the same confusing concepts are being used (left-right progressive liberal conservative etc). They are an attack on clarity and when you keep using them, it shows you are still addicted to them.
I'd rather not shower you with compliments but ok. You sure know how to get some work done Pete, respect for that. And you're a natural conversationalist. Good luck.
It's not dRaMa. Breedlove has tons of followers and preaches about the nuclear family and hard money, while dating an OF chick and promoting scams. It's about pointing about his off the scale hypocrisy.
For me it's not about forgiveness when I decide who I am inspired by, it's about what it sais about him as a person. Same for the bumbum case, his hypocrisy is just off the scale, preaching about the nuclear family and dating this chick. Of course we can never know the full details of the situation with his ex, but it's a festival of red flags.
Wise people never trusted him in the first place, the rest should have gotten the message with the bitclout thing. Saylor made a big mistake legitimizing him.
'also' ? 🤣
Breedlove just repeated words and knew how to sound intellectual. Saylor (and many other bitcoiners) didn't commit a crime legitimizing him, but a moment of reflection is a good idea in circumstances like this.
'What did I miss?'
Almost all ETF's have their bitcoin at shitcoin casino coinbase, which is ensured for only 1% of what they hold.
It's so easy to predict what's gonna happen next...
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I would say it's not a major update but an essential one. I will stop using Alby because of this. It takes me a lot of clicks before I am on a nostr site.
Some more feedback:
Where is the option to remember a login? Now I have to type my pw and then click login and then (every time) choose the level of trust. I can't see it in the options anywhere.
I tried the feedback page but I have to fill in an email? Isn't that the whole point? Please just make a Nostr login.
One of the hardest things I have to deal with is the many creative people I have known in my life. They write books, make movies or play music that seem to come from another planet. Totally in tune with something infinite, just spot on.
And then they turn around and act like the filthiest scum ever to walk the earth. With spines of wet paper, thoughtlessly pushing whatever they are fed, shaming people into complying. With loud voices but with absolutely no substance. No ability to think or reason.
It's ashtonishing.
Didn't try but the way I demonstrate Nostr to people is: sit down at a laptop, and visit several Nostr sites and show them that my profile is the same on each site and explain that I have created this profile only once.
I hope you reflect on yourself as well. It reads as if he was not ready to make a big investment. Meet people where they are, not where you want them to be.
I have never tried orange pilling anyone in 11+ years, maybe with a rare exception of the first 2 months. If people ask me what I do, I mumble something with the word bitcoin included. If they are curious, I give them a bit more. If not, not.
In my view everybody has the right to exist anywhere, as long as you get your property in an ethical way. A lot of property in Israel, as it seems to me, was obtained with violence.
I don't think whole states belong to anybody, although governments pretend to.
I know the history is complicated. States don't own land in my perception, people do. As far as I can say, there has been a lot of immoral takeover of land by Israeli's, backed by the state. I've seen Saifedean debate Walter Block, and his arguments held up pretty damn good. I'm not having conversation.
Maybe I would agree that those people were occupiers, but that doesn't make it right what happened.
If you take the history in account of the last 80 years, I tend to sympathize more with the Palestinians, I think they've been treated very badly.
It's important to see it separate from the huge problems with muslim immigrants in western countries, which become more visible with this conflict.
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