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2024-10-11 10:16:08

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balkans? (ish!)

2024-10-09 16:34:15

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Its perfectly natural that humans should evolve this way. If you're trying to organize the tribe to fight a mammoth or some other tribe, you can't have everyone having independent thoughts - you just need them to do what they're told willingly.
Of course it also helps to have 5% who DO think independently, because while most of the time they'll just be persecuted, they are the ones who are going to come up with new ideas etc for how to take down mammoths or fuck other tribes up etc.

2024-10-04 08:21:07

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Well they probably did eh!

2024-10-02 12:38:05

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Yep, when it comes down to it most people are lazy, ignorant, vain, selfish, cowardly, greedy, dishonest and vindictive.
Thank fuck for the rest of us

2024-10-02 09:02:22

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And yet not crazy.
The people you see out on the streets haven't changed. They can turn on you in an instant.

2024-10-01 19:46:07

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yes - however for the majority of white collar ppl whose entire jobs are making bullshit, it changes plenty!
it's going to be great. any derivative bullshit that could be made by AI - even if it was actually by a human - will be totally devalued
we will pretty soon get to the situation where the only thing that is valued is genuine human creativity and ingenuity which cannot be simulated by LLMs.

2024-10-01 19:39:59

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AI really puts them on the spot.
If it actually is what its supposed to be, then great! It will go around telling people the reality of all this stuff, the actual "truth". Bring it on!
Which of course is not going to fly at all, so all these $trillions are being spent on things which will be transparent propaganda bots.. 😂

2024-10-01 19:33:29

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Hi!
Any advice on where to visit? ( have El Zonte on the list..)
Thanks!

2024-10-01 19:31:14

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eh whats the problem, the AI only has to be better than human doctors and plenty of them are absolutely shit at it

2024-10-01 08:45:47

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"Ambition" is how they get you!

2024-10-01 08:42:23

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GM, a pinch and a punch..

2024-10-01 08:39:40

A court in Germany overturned CJ Hopkins acquittal for comparing current Germany to Nazi Germany.
Unbelievable and yet not.
https://cjhopkins.substack.com/p/guilty

2024-09-30 09:04:39

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I am 100% there regarding the technological society that "made things in egypt" (you are aware eg of unchartedx youtube channel, which analyses for example these incredibly finely machined vases that we might not be able to make even now?).
Less sure that they're still here but if you have a link to hand I'd be interested!
Thanks for your thoughts on what constitutes a safe zone. Another factor I've been considering is the cost / facility of bribing officials/gangsters.
One problem (there are many others!) with places like germany and uk is that, while the super rich can circumvent any restrictions - eg they carried on as normal in covid as far as i can tell - there's no way for the moderately wealthy to do it through bribes (the super rich will be paying bribes in the most general sense).
So I figure somewhere like russia or maybe latin america with more established levels of pragmatic corruption might be better. I don't mind paying a fair price for protection as long as the other party won't renege.

2024-09-30 08:40:40

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Haha I'm actually pleased to hear they're literally doing this..
..and there's going to be competition incoming!

2024-09-30 08:35:44

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I'm already scoping possible places to bail to.. ..wondering if el salvador is far enough away from US targets.. ..looks a little close for comfort unfortunately

2024-09-30 08:34:27

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I have in mind that it's true the "cancer rates were way above.." (although from covid I am very sceptical as to what any such data means or if it can be collected honestly etc) but that the cancer was all thyroid cancer, and very very treatable - so it didn't translate to mortality.
Dunno, obviously, what you're into and not into, but 100% recommend the chernobyl tv series - not really for the historical / technical stuff (though there's a brilliant exposition of what went wrong and the stages of meltdown) but it was beautifully made, and has really stayed with me.

2024-09-30 08:30:11

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Mm, so i guess really its proximity to a target that matters. Blast radii rather than strike ranges.
Also its been pointed out to me that radiation actually isn't as bad as you might think:
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2024-09-30 08:23:37

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Very interesting.
And now I recall reading that actually very few people died from radiation from chernobyl - as long as they had iodine to dilute the radioactive isotope (I131 I assume from your note).
By the way have you seen the Chernobyl tv series? Brilliant.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7366338/

2024-09-29 15:43:12

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Except we need more CO2 not less

2024-09-29 11:03:26

At last, the clinching proof of anthropogenic climate change 😂 😂 😂
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2024-09-29 09:47:38

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Agreed, life will find a way, but what I think inevitable is that total control will be sought.

2024-09-29 09:42:24

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Genuine question I've never understood - why take orders from God? Or a priest?
Its just not that obvious to me why people accept to be overruled by any authority, be it god or govt.
I mean fine if god is telling you to do something you want to do anyway, or agree with. But what happens when you don't agree?

2024-09-28 21:56:40

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Ok if humanity can't solve that then yeah it's fucked.
Because nostr isn't just some bitcoiners and antivaxxers, it's the only free way of speaking for humans who aren't in shouting distance - the central thread of the whole of future humanity.
Or did I miss some alternative way to escape the inevitable total control of everything that can be controlled?

2024-09-28 08:34:22

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Why would anyone come here when its just a bunch of bitcoiners?
This has to happen naturally, and it will.
There's literally going to be no alternative when the rest of the internet is getting shut down.

2024-09-27 15:38:09

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my body is ready

2024-09-25 08:44:51

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https://swinehoodsremedy.substack.com/p/on-the-fair-value-of-bitcoin-and
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2024-09-23 23:01:01

Imagine living like this
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2024-09-23 22:56:37

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does he have a name?!

2024-09-23 22:55:06

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or an explosion at ground level in wtc on 9/11

2024-09-18 15:21:15

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It's an interesting dynamic - eg US military invented Tor, iirc, and I remember reading something the maintainers wrote about how they kept getting these incredibly subtle bug reports which they thought were from intel.

2024-09-18 13:45:35

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The mad thing is they're still gonna need something properly encrypted themselves

2024-09-18 13:34:06

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I have actually been quite successful it simply not going there, which is why its such a shock when I briefly did..
The biggest scare is that so many people live their lives like this.

2024-09-18 09:51:36

Just opened X to find something out.
My god the endorphins and cortisol, I am SO FUCKING TRIGGERED, palms sweating, pulse racing, breath shallow..
Is it the algorithm or is this what the world is like now???

2024-09-17 16:06:07

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why don't you like them?
(i never heard of them tbh..)

2024-09-17 16:05:33

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its good

2024-09-16 20:07:54

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I couldn't stomach the masks

2024-09-16 13:50:38

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Yes a major reason I just use nostr is that x is just so manic, as you say..
..but I feel that might just the natural result of having millions of humans able to argue and be shits to each other - and that when nostr succeeds it will be the same
I guess the hope is we can have our own algos that actively promote peaceful engagement.
The algo is going to determine your reality. We really are at the start of something big here..

2024-09-16 13:17:34

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You can compare the odds for trump to win vs the odds for republican to win.
Betfair seems to imply that yes there is a non-trivial chance that a republican other than trump wins. Some other stuff to entangle I guess but on the face of it this is consistent with successful assassination risk...
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2024-09-14 19:12:06

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They're not being forced

2024-09-14 19:06:31

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Yes, consciousness collapses the quantum wave function!
- ALL PHYSICAL MATTER exists as a quantum wave function, with all possibilities in superposition
- when quantum wave functions meet they add, they don't collapse so its still a quantum wave function
- so to collapse into "reality" it must meet SOMETHING OTHER THAN PHYSICAL MATTER
😁

2024-09-14 10:18:54

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Yes I absolutely love it!
It's a great benefit of being "awake" - that you basically get to explore this stuff as if it's new, and make your own mind up.. ..and reality is so much more interesting than the mainstream will tell you!
I've also got into geology which is fascinating - they really haven't got a clue, and anything is possible. Eg they can't explain earthquakes (as I understand it, the whole theory is based on assuming rock is elastic, and can store energy when plates move against each other, which is released in a quake.. ..but it's simply not!!). A big red flag is the obvious impossibility of dinosaurs to support their weight in current gravity.. ..which suggests the earth was smaller.. ..which would explain the pattern of continents (basically ocean floor is all new).. ..and much more..
Many of these things tie in. Eg some more evidence for ancient civilizations is maps like Piri Reus which seem to show the coastline of antarctica.. ..which has been under 1km of ice for 10k years. A major proponent of this is Charles Hapgood, a geologist I believe, who has a very plausible theory that the ice caps will tend to build mass until they migrate suddenly toward the equator, and the earth changes axis - which would again explain a ton of other stuff.
Do let me know if you have any good recommendations, esp for books.
Its a great time to be alive to be able to access all this info and chat freely with like souls 😉

2024-09-14 09:42:41

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Macroscope by Piers Anthony.
Reads like a somewhat trashy but engaging sci-fi but basically presages everything that's happened in 40 years since it was written (in a deep way, not as in "there will be an internet and flying cars" but as in "there will be waves of change which will look like bad things but will actually be good because they drive human adaptation").
Diceman by Luke Rhinehart
Again seems a bit superficial but actually leaving decisionmaking to chance is totally mindblowing - illuminates what you are doing, or think you're doing, when you're taking decisions yourselves - and so illuminates what you are, really.

2024-09-13 12:01:08

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Not too late if the west wanted to avoid war, but if that was the case we wouldn't be in this situation.
War is in the clear interests of everyone involved - govt, media, lobbyists.
The West has been driving it since at least 2014 they aren't going to stop now.

2024-09-13 10:11:02

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Oops too late we have already LITERALLY opened a war with a nuclear power.
Both sides acknowledge it. But "they started it"..
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2024-09-11 13:29:34

Substack has apparently adopted bitcoin for subscriptions.
Lightning too.
https://subscribe.martyrmade.com/
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2024-09-02 09:21:29

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Yes, that's the way to let them see there's something different they can follow.
And I think people are programmed to a certain amount to at least find it cool to disrespect authority as long as they feel safe.
One advantage we have is there are so many ways into it. Eg I am talking to an old friend who already gets the trans stuff, and also Epstein. It's then much easier to show him that if the media are lying to him and trying to control him about those issues they can't be trusted on any others.

2024-09-02 09:06:03

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I think most people who say/said they subscribe to those things only did so because that's what they thought they had to do to follow the herd. They actually couldn't care less about any of it, or anything except their personal gratification and that mainly means following the herd.
If they were going to truly wake up I think they'd have done so by now (and it would require them to care about things other than following the herd in the first place).
But the minority of us who are awake, and care about reality etc, are the only possible source of human progress, courage, strength, ingenuity, compassion, integrity. So while I am pessimistic that the sheep will change I think it's inevitable that one day they will follow us.. 😁

2024-09-01 09:56:16

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2024-09-01 09:50:52

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You're avoiding my question so I'll answer it myself.
The reason nobody cared about whatever happened in Ukraine in 2014, but became hysterical about basically the same thing, on the face of it, happening in 2022 is because by 2022 an enormous propaganda effort was in full swing to instil fear and hatred of Russia, and to prepare western society for war on a scale unprecedented in the modern era.
As well as reporting on Ukraine this includes, for example, the Russiagate hoaxes, where US intelligence, DNC and media simply fabricated stories about Russian interference in the 2016 election. They were caught red-handed and there is no doubt whatsoever that this was a concerted and coordinated program to lie about Russia's threat - but of course it doesn't matter that they were caught because they simply don't report it.
You are being lied to about Russia in the same way you were lied to about Iraq and WMDs. Except now the war that you are being programmed to support will not be limited to killing a few million foreigners in a far away country that can't defend itself. The monsters who are doing this are perfectly willing to take you and your children all the way to nuclear war. And if we don't get there they'll still have used your fear and hatred to take away your freedoms.
Time to wake up.

2024-08-31 08:33:11

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But the attack you refer to was in 2014 yes?

2024-08-30 08:23:11

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Primal.net usually fine for me in brave browser. Sometimes it hangs when I post but can check the post went thru by just opening another window.

2024-08-30 08:17:55

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Your position is that the Russian attack came in 2014, and the US actions eg in the NYT article are a justified defensive response to that?
Which to be fair is a much more legitimate position than most people. One reason the hysteria in 2022 seemed so unjustifiable is that the people hanging out ukraine flags and demanding war with Russia hadn't cared less about the annexation of crimea in 2014.
It was obvious that they had been programmed to care now - and the result of that programming is, literally, the whole of the west being put on a bogus war footing. Oh and the west forcing ukraine to push its youth into a meat grinder - eg Boris Johnson flying in at the last minute to stop a peace agreement.
Do you agree at all?

2024-08-29 17:30:32

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You mean the article I pasted a link to?
Sure I can do that again if there's a chance to help someone see they're being programmed to support endless war! 😃
https://web.archive.org/web/20240805031147/https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/25/world/europe/cia-ukraine-intelligence-russia-war.html

2024-08-29 12:27:48

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you think the NYT article is Putin propaganda?

2024-08-29 08:42:14

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NATO (ie the miltary-industrial complex) entirely created that war and they knew what they were doing.
They reneged on every promise they made to Russia not to expand through europe after the cold war.
In 2014 the CIA removed the democratically elected government of Ukraine because it was Russia-friendly.
Since then they've set up a string of CIA bases along the Russian border from which they run ops against Russia.
What would the US do if Russia removed a friendly president in Mexico, replaced it with their stooge, then set up a string of bases along the US border and ran ops against them?
https://web.archive.org/web/20240805031147/https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/25/world/europe/cia-ukraine-intelligence-russia-war.html
Plus the US has been rampaging around the world creating war like a deranged toddler. Killing millions of innocents. The US is the bad actor.
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2024-08-29 00:50:08

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Nostr will succeed because it's going to be the only option.
We don't have to do any work (though no harm to support the devs who do).

2024-08-29 00:36:05

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It gave him a duodenal ulcer which burst and killed him. Not uncommon apparently, for chronic use - which is what you're doing.
Nobody should be taking any pharmaceuticals unless absolute unavoidable imo - the side effects are never really known.
Your body your choice but I think what you're doing is crazy.

2024-08-28 13:14:13

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just zapped you 99 sats
there's another 99 waiting for you if you can "look up all of my transactions" 😂

2024-08-28 09:24:16

Dunno how I missed this but @npub1trr…hdpu has made a great intro to nostr - explaining how it works, why it's important and why the whole of the free world will end up here 😁
A great link to send curious pre-nostriches:
https://reason.com/2024/08/13/can-nostr-make-twitters-dreams-come-true/

2024-08-28 08:44:43

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By the way ibuprofen is really bad, they don't tell you. It literally killed my dad.

2024-08-27 10:16:02

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better management of lists / feeds / filters and groups of content generally.
feels like this can be a huge strength of nostr to really make this configurable by the user
at a minimum i'd like to be able to directly add an npub to a feed or list without going via listr.lol or something
can imagine doing that with more sophisticated searches / filters

2024-08-26 13:17:07

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Another reason I'm skeptical of the "top-down" thesis is the fact that covid has made things much, much harder for the elites.
Things were going along nicely with climate change. No big jumps to put people on the alert. All roads leading inexorably towards communism and no obvious obstacles, hardly any dissent. But with covid they woke maybe 10% of the western world up to the fact they were being lied to systematically. Those people will never believe anything they're told now. Things are much, much harder for the elites as a result.
So literally I think that the most plausible "top-down" thesis, for covid anyway, is one where the elites are benevolent, and actively trying to wake people up in order to free humanity. Not saying I believe that - the bottom-up thesis seems far more likely - but I cannot see covid being part of any rational strategy for global enslavement. Unless the elites are retarded, in which case I think you end up with bottom up anyway.

2024-08-26 09:09:41

Is there a nostr desktop app people recommend that supports list creation / editing?
Eg an option to add an npub to a list as part of the general flow of browsing - not a standalone app like listr.lol
Thanks

2024-08-25 16:11:43

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"Politicians like Starmer have unequivocally stated they serve the interests of the WEF over that of their country"
Well what he said was he'd rather be at Davos - not that he serves the WEF. I'd expect his reasoning would be exactly as I said - that its a place to network and plan with global partners in govts and business etc blah, we have global problems that need global solutions blah.
"they are largely just people doing things they genuinely believe in"
For what its worth I don't think these people (the sheep / normies / useful idiots) believe in anything at all. They simply follow the herd with varying degrees of awareness.
I find the following classification useful:
*Sheep* are those who follow the herd because they want an easy life - though they may well know its nonsense and say so.
*Normies* are those who follow the herd because they've convinced themselves they "believe" in the issue at hand. Of course they don't really believe it, it could be anything at all, but they are committed to professing that belief extravagantly. What they really believe is in the importance of following the herd - and in their deserving of high status in it.
But yeah nothing is real for them I think, except the herd. They will literally sacrifice their children in order to follow it.

2024-08-25 16:02:10

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OK thanks will put that clip on my list to watch.
Do you happen to have an easy link about the "5 people who opposed it are dead"?

2024-08-25 15:22:25

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Yes every ISP employee should be behind bars right now

2024-08-25 15:03:35

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"At some point, it becomes to difficult to pretend that all of these things are organic, such as all governments agreeing to shut down their countries and enforce the same 'guidelines' unilaterally. "
Having worked in a govt this is absolutly what I think. They had specific plans for pandemics (which I worked on). When they were clearly not going to fly they'll have looked around for any alternative, and there's none better than doing what everyone else was doing.
They were even explicit about this - eg saying we had to lock down because the rest of Europe was locking down. And they were right. It's herd logic.
The only thing that has changed to make covid etc far worse than previous panics is that the herd is now supercharged by phones. The waves of fear and anger are hugely more powerful.

2024-08-25 15:00:15

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There's not much I disagree with there. I think there may be "top down" edicts but not necessarily explicit ones - its just obvious to everyone involved what they should do if they're paying attention. But most of those will be "here's how to exploit and pump this herd dynamic" and not "now we move to phase 2.5b of the plan".
For example, I can't believe all these leaders really report to the WEF, however much Klaus Schwab brags of "penetrating" ze governments.
What seems far more likely is that the WEF is kind of like a conference organizer. The participants are people with power and people who want power - the elite if you will - but the power doesn't come from the WEF. So they socialize and they're all alike and they share their hopes and strategies for exploiting the masses - and when stuff happens it should be no surprise they act in a way that looks co-ordinated. They all jump on things like covid and climate change precisely because they all see the opportunities it affords them. The oppression evolves organically.
I'd guess that you may agree the herd has some power - in which case our disagreement ultimately might be the balance between them?

2024-08-25 12:58:51

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Yes, I have this discussion a lot - and I'm in a very small minority who believe its bottom up.
To me they're kind of unfalsifiable hypotheses - but as with "science" I'd much rather carry around my unfalsifiable hypothesis than yours on this one!
Also I feel many people "on our side" give "them" too much credit and respect - almost deifying them as all-powerful beings who are 10 steps ahead of anything. What's the point in resisting if that's the case? It feels almost like fetish with some people.
And I think its not the case - they are just humans like us and most of them actually believe their own bullshit. For me there's no way eg bill gates is unjabbed. Even pfizer people who covered up the side-effects will be jabbed.

2024-08-25 09:37:03

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To be fair most people would be terrified to have an authentic opinion. Which is how they get away with it (until they don't).
I do think there is a difference between our situation now and, say, communist USSR or other historical totalitarian regimes. They seemed very much to be top-down, with the course of events predetermined by a high committee - as per agenda 2030 etc that you cite.
But I think things are different now. The elites now gain their power from exploiting human herd dynamics - riding the waves of panic, fear and hate, pumping them up if they can - but not by creating the waves themselves which is much harder and more costly to them.
Eg whatever the origins of covid I cannot see how anyone could have forecast the total panic it caused - and the commensurately huge opportunity it gave to extend tyranny.
Where I live the government spent about 2 weeks literally saying covid was not a big deal, the most important thing was to keep going as normal. Then they realized they'd be washed away unless they got on board with the wave of hysteria sweeping through the herd.
Which gives me great hope for humanity. I think we evolved to have 95% of ppl simply want to follow - without any conception of good or bad, right or wrong, except doing whatever the herd was doing or told them to do. You'd need that in a tribe that had to work together to kill food, resist other tribes etc.
But there have always been about 5% who are different, who think independently and are connected to reality outside the herd. Most of the time these dissidents are persecuted and harassed but they are the ones from which all progress comes - and sooner or later the herd ends up following them. By which I mean us!
For example I think we owe most of our traditions of western freedom (which are currently being eroded but which something happened to create in the first place) to the persecution of dissidents in europe in the 18th century. The puritans had a continent to go to and build a new society based on freedom from that persecution - and created America.
I think a golden age is just around the corner - and bitcoin and nostr are the new continent where we can build a new world based on freedom.

2024-08-23 14:25:37

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Well, really I appreciate you taking the trouble to set all that out and explain your view. However if I'm honest I find it impossible to follow with the effort I'm willing to put into it. There are many concepts that have no meaning to me, and statements that I cannot connect to my understanding of reality without doing more work than I'm willing to at this point (also I have no particular beef with the mainstream account of gravity and such). I hope you don't feel it's been wasted - maybe I'll return to this someday.
To pick up something else you said (about living in a simulation), one reason I would not be inclined to devote a lot of energy to this stuff is that I don't really see any point in taking one view rather than another. The entirety of scientific enquiry reaches a dead end when you ask the question: "how do I know what I'm seeing is real". There is no answer to that - at least none which can be reached with the scientific method, which relies on the notion of objective truth, which can easily be shown not to have any logical meaning.
So where I got to with science is that basically there is my consciousness - essentially just a viewpoint from which I perceive things, including my own body and feelings - and that's all that can be proven to me using science.
The interesting stuff is then what describes or explains my consciousness, as defined. I'm interested now by ideas of whether consciousness is inextricably connected to my physical body or not - and, if not, what context it exists in, and whether other consciousnesses are connected by that context.
Things like near-death experiences could be taken to suggest that consciousness is NOT limited to the physical body, and does not terminate at death.
My hypothesis for this is that there is, let's call it, a 5th dimension (speaking extremely loosely) on which consciousness exists. It connects in some way to physical bodies but the connection is not strictly necessary or permanent. And perhaps consciousnesses can interact directly when they are not connected to physical bodies.
All of that seems consistent with the science I know - and cannot be disproven. Nor is it provable, or falsifiable, but I've been down to the bottom of physics and it seems to me that isn't either! So if you're going to carry around a non-falsifiable view of existence it might as well be a mind-expanding one that allows life beyond physical existence, and communication between consciousnesses on a non-physical plane.. ..and which seems to be roughly shared by the majority of humans who have been born!

2024-08-23 10:50:31

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It actually comes surprisingly naturally... 😅

2024-08-23 10:24:47

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Oh sorry, I see that you have explained "dielectric acceleration" as being synonymous with "magnetic attraction".
But surely that would apply only to magnetic objects and not, for example, an apple?

2024-08-23 10:21:48

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OK, thanks.
"Any object falling to the ground is the result of dielectricity seeking its null point, accelerating towards counterspace"
This gives me the explanation I'm after.
But you have used 2 words that I have not heard before -"dielectricity" and "counterspace". Nor can I find any generally accepted definitions of these - at least none which make sense to me in the context you've used them.
Can you define or explain them please? (Even better would be to put this in the context of the greater explanation of the object falling).
Many thanks!

2024-08-23 09:31:29

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"In a grossly simplified explanation, nature demands an equilibrium. Magnetic attraction is dielectric acceleration towards counterspace. In the same way nature seeks to equalize pressure, it is a propensity to induce its natural state - a state of rest. As with two magnets accelerating toward eachother, towards counterspace, when objects fall to the ground, it is the same phenomenon - nature seeking a state of rest. 'What goes up, must come down'."
You are saying an object falls to ground because of "pressure" to find equilibrium. I can broadly accept that but you still need a motive force to create the pressure and define the equilibrium. Otherwise the object would stay where it is.
You use magnetic attraction as an analogy but its clearly not the force responsible.
So what is the force that is responsible for objects falling to earth?

2024-08-23 09:21:14

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Seems to me imparting a negative charge to any object should cause it to leave the planet in your model which clearly doesn't happen.
If you want to have a discussion I'm going to need you to use language that shows respect for my views, which are genuinely held, even if you disagree with them, and telling me they amount to "worship" doesn't do this.

2024-08-22 20:25:15

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Well granted you weren't specific, but the guy I spoke to was clear that static electric attraction of opposite charges was the explanation for objects falling to earth - and I've seen that stated elsewhere too. Do you have a different explanation?
And fwiw I'm not currently interested in disproving gravity (though it might be an interesting thing for future) but to understand the FE explanation for bodies falling to earth.

2024-08-22 18:15:09

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Hand around it's head so neck between index and middle finger, head in your palm.
Then a sharp knife to quickly cut with a slashing motion.

2024-08-22 17:54:24

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But opposite charges still attract, yes? By coulombs law? Because that's all it needs for my argument

2024-08-22 17:38:22

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Yes I think the misunderstanding here is that I'm talking about an electric field, which has the properties I described, while you're talking about a magnetic field 😀

2024-08-22 11:30:14

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Well, to stick to my narrow question, in the terms I'm talking about there certainly is "such thing as a spherical field".
A negative electric charge will attract positive charges from all directions. From the left, right, front, back, top, bottom and all directions in between.
That gives you a sphere, not a plane. By my understanding of force fields, you'd represent that with arrows all pointing to the central negative charge - in a sphere.
Separately, you mention buoyancy etc as some flaw with the theory of gravity, as I've heard FE proponents do before. But for there to be any such effect you still need a force - be it gravity or static charge.
Moreover all those arguments that I've heard about buoyancy are easily understood by appreciating that all objects and materials are subject to gravity, including air and water, and any other medium. They can't all occupy the same space, so the most dense end up being drawn further in the field.
Helium balloons rise because the air around them is denser and drawn under them. But they are absolutely not "escaping" gravity, they are just moving to their place in the density order caused by gravity. They won't float off from the earth unless acted on by some other force.
This is just the same as a piece of wood rising in water. It's not escaping gravity - it stops rising when the fluid beneath (water) is denser than it is, and the fluid above is less dense (air).
There's nothing special about fluids in this respect - setting aside friction the reason objects lie on the ground is that the ground is denser and the object more buoyant. I see no oddity or inconsistency here.

2024-08-22 01:13:43

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so if I gave something a negative charge it would fly off into space?

2024-08-21 21:36:47

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Covid didn't take anything, these people - the adults anyway - gave that stuff away by complying with the cruel insanity of lockdowns.

2024-08-20 09:24:13

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Thanks for responding 😃
To me I guess it doesn't fundamentally matter what the force is that pulls an object to the ground (though I've never heard a convincing argument that it could be electromagnetism etc)..
.. because the force itself, whatever it is, when acting in 3d space, must tend to create spheres. Why would it only act downwards on a plane rather than towards the centre of mass or charge or whatever the relevant quantity is.
I suppose the general point is that a 2d plane the size of the earth doesn't make sense in 3d space.
And gravity seems a much more sensible way to explain the observations of bodies falling to earth here, as well as the apparent orbits of other planets etc.
My experience is also affected a bit by trying to raise these questions with an apparently prominent "expert" in the field and I had the strong feeling he was not discussing in good faith. I could accept that he disagreed with me about things but it felt like he was unwilling to let me leave without giving in to his point of view. So it really made me think, this is a cult. Not nice.

2024-08-19 18:30:08

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I worked in government and it's not far wrong to say they're all liars. To be a bit more specific, they will tell the truth until they discern the slightest political pressure to lie, and then they lie.
And science is no different. As soon as politics or money are involved, the institutions dependent on politics or money (ie all of them) will do what's needed to preserve their political standing or their funding - and that means firing dissenters even if (especially if) they are telling the truth.
For example, did your doctor recommend COVID jabs for, let's say, an 18 yr old man who had already had covid? If so then they have acted in complete denial of science, for political or financial reasons - while totally disregarding the health of their patient. This means you cannot trust them to give you truthful information about your health.
Flat earth is a cult, I think
@npub180x…mehq.

2024-08-19 09:23:42

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Thanks for discussing!
My specific issue is, I've heard mwi described as saying there is no wave function collapse - all that happens is you, as an observer, end up in a branch that contains a single outcome from all the superposed possibilities - eg an electron hitting the detector at a certain place after going through alone slit or the other. It is implied that nothing special happens before this, and observation just strips out all the other possibilities ("destroys the worlds").
But the electron at the detector has the properties of a particle not a wave. If so something must have changed and the only thing that makes sense to me involves some sort of "collapse" from waves that can interfere, to particles that are detected. Which seems not to be allowed under mwi.
As an aside part of my interest in this is that I feel quantum mechanics may indicate a special role for the observer that puts it outside of the physical world, and can help make sense of many things in our experience that science hasn't been able to inform us on. More on this if you are interested!

2024-08-19 09:11:43

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do you have a way to explain gravity (ie if you let something go it falls) in flat earth? thanks! 🙏

2024-08-19 09:09:05

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Ok but we are in a historic CO2 famine - our plants are choking for lack of it - so I think all socially responsible bitcoin miners (and global citizens more generally) should be burning as much hydrocarbon as they can 🙏

2024-08-19 08:50:20

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Corny but the answer is literally: peace, love and freedom.
But mostly freedom.

2024-08-19 08:44:36

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Serious question: can someone here explain to me how you get interference in the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics (eg in 2 slit expt)? Cos that feels kinda important.. .. thanks! 🙏

2024-08-19 08:41:37

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1) 0.3
2) 0.9 if you include a linked intel agency wilfully allowing it (dancing Israelis)
3) 1.0 if you mean anthropogenic dogma, because the only thing we really know is that climate always changes (we don't know how much change is normal)
4) 0.2
5) 0 (ask about gravity and the whole thing falls apart)
so 2.4

2024-08-18 08:22:30

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The net debt of the whole world is zero

2024-08-17 19:11:31

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yes unfortunately I think we're at the stage where even if there was some sort of genuine global emergency requiring a coordinated response, it would be impossible for our institutions to actually do anything - because they are so corrupted by this kind of anti realism.
even the climate stuff, if it were all true, the measures they propose couldn't possibly have any effect.
the problem is that none of the activists pushing this things care at all about the actual issues. they don't care about climate, trans people, Ukraine, respiratory viruses - all they care about is finding ways to bully and control people and raise their level in the herd.

2024-08-17 10:00:44

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yes.
and even the current temperatures they cite are usually from models that interpolate etc based on opaque assumptions.
and when you stop to think of it what does "global temperature" itself even means? it's not the average for the earth as that includes the molten core! so it's for the surface plus some slice of the atmosphere? the radiation temperature? it all becomes less and less meaningful, and more and more open to manipulation the more you think of it. the only measure that makes any kind of sense is total ocean energy, and nobody cares about that!

2024-08-14 11:18:21

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Mm but your courts will need capacity for overwhelming physical violence or they'd be ignored, and once you've got that you are on the government/mafia spectrum and that's that. Power is power.

2024-08-13 17:47:37

#asknostr
#note13ar…mr46

2024-08-13 17:46:28

Am I right in thinking primal doesn't support lists?
If so, any recommendations for desktop / browser clients that do support them? (I have nostrudel and think its great but a bit clunky or something for me..)
Thanks for any info..

2024-08-13 14:56:01

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i think its more that there aren't actually any real numbers, they're all basically imaginary

2024-08-13 12:09:49

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Well I don't see how you can be so sure one way or another :shrugs

2024-08-13 09:55:31

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No, all media outlets report that voters understand free speech is dangerous and racist, and beg to be protected from it by their wise and benificient government.