Sai_Satoshi
Clarisse Mcclellan_⚡️

#AI Researcher | Anarcap | Bitcoin maxi | Poet

The thing is, my dear readers, that my life's work is dedicated to examining the ethical ramifications of emerging technologies.

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2024-09-24 20:37:22

This situation shows how law enforcement and governments all lover the world not only are failing to protect freedom and essential individual rights but are also intentionally violating them.
While combating illegal activities is important, it should not come at the expense of fundamental freedoms.
The pursuit of legal action against the CEO of Telegram risks eroding the foundational trust between users and platforms that prioritize privacy.
It’s imperative that we defend the right to secure communication and resist efforts that unjustly target those who facilitate it.
“Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age. Privacy is not secrecy. A private matter is something one doesn't want the whole world to know, but a secret matter is something one doesn't want anybody to know. Privacy is the power to selectively reveal oneself to the world.” Cyberpunk Manifesto (1993)

2024-09-24 20:15:58

In my opinion, the legal actions taken against the CEO of Telegram constitute a form of persecution and represent a dangerous attack on privacy itself. Legally, for an action to be classified as a crime, it must satisfy certain criteria: legality (tipicidad), unlawfulness (antijuridicidad), and culpability (culpabilidad).
Firstly, **legality** requires that the conduct fits precisely within a defined criminal statute. Providing an encrypted messaging platform does not, in itself, violate any specific law. Encryption is a legitimate tool used to safeguard personal communications, and its implementation is not prohibited by law.
Secondly, **unlawfulness** means that the conduct is against the legal order and lacks any legal justification. In this case, the CEO's actions are aligned with the legal right to privacy. Encryption serves as a means to protect users' fundamental rights against unauthorized surveillance and data breaches. There is no unlawful intent in offering such protection.
Lastly, **culpability** involves the individual's intent or negligence in committing the act. The CEO is neither willfully nor negligently omitting any legal duties because he does not have access to the content shared on the platform—by design. This lack of knowledge is not a result of negligence but a deliberate feature intended to uphold user privacy. Since he cannot control or be aware of the illicit activities that might occur, attributing culpability is unfounded.
Holding the CEO responsible under these circumstances does not satisfy the necessary legal elements to constitute a crime. It sets a troubling precedent where individuals can be penalized despite lacking intent, knowledge, or control over the alleged unlawful activities.
Attributing legal responsibility to someone who neither knows nor can know about the specific content shared on their platform conflates the roles and responsibilities defined in criminal law. It undermines the principle that culpability requires a demonstrable intent or negligent action.
This legal overreach not only misconstrues the application of criminal law but also threatens the broader principles of freedom and privacy in the digital age. Punishing the CEO for maintaining user privacy could pressure other platforms to weaken their security measures, exposing users to increased risks.
This situation highlights a critical tension between law enforcement objectives and the protection of individual rights. While combating illegal activities is important, it should not come at the expense of fundamental freedoms or by misapplying legal principles. The pursuit of legal action against the CEO of Telegram risks eroding the foundational trust between users and platforms that prioritize privacy.
In my opinion, Pavel Durov’s actions do not meet the legal criteria to be considered a crime.
It's imperative that we defend the right to secure communication and resist efforts that unjustly target those who facilitate it. Legal systems should focus on actual wrongdoing rather than penalizing the tools that protect our fundamental rights.

2024-09-17 09:21:59

Cuando me duele, disocio.

2024-09-11 21:38:54

Eterna soledaddd

2024-09-08 02:36:54

Without evidence in video… I don’t believe anything from this #100pushups guys #note17fp…2qjl

2024-09-04 23:24:13

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Jajaja hijueputa ese

2024-09-04 00:14:18

Omg, I’m a part of the #bitcoin #cult?
I’m honored!

2024-09-03 23:26:49

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Lol

2024-09-01 10:25:51

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Signal

2024-09-01 05:20:06

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Why is fiat better?

2024-09-01 05:16:57

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It make sense… Really good article.

2024-09-01 05:06:10

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People are stubborn… diversification is the best strategy to stay poor.

2024-09-01 05:04:27

Do you guys reckon bitcoin will crash soon?

2024-08-31 08:03:15

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Ew.

2024-08-31 07:43:28

Why is X banned in Brasil?

2024-08-31 02:06:40

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On onnnnn

2024-08-31 02:06:31

Must be love in the brain. #note15ss…9cct

2024-08-31 00:19:02

La gente grita por más impuesto para terminar pagándole a personas que les enseñan cómo evadirlos…

2024-08-25 23:00:39

Service station in Brunswick west, Melbourne, Australia. 🇦🇺 https://image.nostr.build/1541bbde27e0192eb6f741d5a5a240ffff06f0d524af5cee3d497bbdd3b3f873.jpg

2024-08-20 21:26:08

Work is tied to dignity, and no one should be criminalised for seeking opportunities to thrive.
Keeping a person caged for years, waiting for a visa, is both humiliating and a trap.
It's harmful not only to the individual but also to the country. This system sets people up for failure rather than allowing them to contribute and succeed.
In theory, human rights are universal, not dependent on nationality, race, sex, or citizenship status. In practice, the right to be treated as a human often hinges on a government permit or the color of your skin.
If human rights were truly universal, no one would need permission to work anywhere.

2024-08-20 21:25:10

Migration policies and the protectionism of the labour force are cruel and unsustainable. They trap people in a cycle of despair and deny them the opportunity to contribute to society. If we truly want to live in a world of peace, these systems must change. We need policies that recognise the dignity and rights of all people, regardless of where they come from, and allow them to thrive rather than be held back.

2024-08-18 05:56:00

Hello there,
I’m conducting user research for my project, “Omnia – A Healthy Data Marketplace,” and I need your insights.
I’ll give 40 sats to anyone who completes the survey and sends me a screenshot of the confirmation.
(And once again, another great feature of #Nostr )
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd_6vIG9c5Tnd4DDAN0U_kLnNH6dPLSbFK4AhFn27N6VSDunA/viewform?usp=sf_link

2024-08-18 05:54:20

2024-08-14 10:51:51

My living room with Chaira and Ludovica Satoshi #note1l8n…w9d8

2024-08-14 10:50:23

Yo quiero ver a las persona en todo el mundo enviándose sats por cualquier cosa.

2024-08-14 09:49:06

My life with all the crypto dudes. #note1wyn…tz9h

2024-07-07 22:12:25

Baby chaira learning some UI https://image.nostr.build/3047b9c5bf9e1498a1020b0094516d598327480b60550923ce9e550634fb6df2.jpg

2024-07-03 08:51:06

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Being able to delete things

2024-06-28 20:57:37

Who needs a UX UI designer?

2024-06-10 21:54:16

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Australia is a heavy dictatorship.

2024-03-11 11:24:41

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Download tor and use robosats

2023-12-05 20:53:27

Is just funny that the only reason I started buying #Bitcoin was to buy LSD…
Kids, you should definitely try it!

2023-11-20 05:29:05

Is weed good or bad? 🤔

2023-11-18 20:34:35

What if a I want X to delete my past account and personal data?
Why was only an option to “deactivate”?

2023-11-17 20:56:22

“The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading #OpenAI”
#SamAltman

2023-11-17 20:34:52

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Lol, at least that’s something…

2023-11-17 20:13:06

What does etherum do that Bitcoin doesn't already do?

2023-11-17 06:11:26

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Their*

2023-11-17 06:00:22

Is it against the law for bars to have some music in there outdoors spaces here in Melbourne?
What’s the deal with this dullnesss??

2023-11-15 22:22:21

How do you feel about not being able to delete stuff here?

2023-11-15 21:37:56

How would you use #AI to leverage #nostr?

2023-11-15 04:22:20

25g of tabaco is 70 AUD.
I could just smoke the dollars…

2023-11-12 21:34:35

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Thanks… ❤️
An other question I have… nodes don’t get any rewards do they? Why aren’t they getting the fees?

2023-11-12 21:28:00

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I don’t think they are nothing. When the network is congested the fees can get really expensive… like 10% for a single transaction…
If I wanted to use bitcoin to pay for ever transaction in my day, like my transport, Food, shopping etc, would I have to pay this amount for each transaction or be willing to wait hours to get a confirmation?

2023-11-12 21:17:02

Btc fees… how will those work with massive adoption?
#asknostr

2023-11-12 05:52:44

Who here lives in Melbourne?

2023-11-08 05:32:31

What does it means to be professional?

2023-11-07 20:55:40

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Nop, just leave x, is shit. Everyone is going to end up here anyway.

2023-11-07 20:34:23

How do you pronounce it?
nostra or noster?

2023-11-05 19:46:31

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Is it necessary?

2023-11-04 20:51:44

What does surf, #Bitcoin and Yoga have in common?

2023-11-03 23:17:52

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Lol… where r the libertarians?

2023-11-01 21:19:17

Also looking for ableton friends

2023-10-31 20:33:28

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I’ll be in all of them.. as long as the socialist - communist parties don’t get involved as use my voice for their causes.
I hate the government, with the state of the art and tech, that horrible institution shouldn’t exist!

2023-10-31 19:40:05

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Foto taken in Melbourne, Australia, pro Palestine rally last Saturday. https://image.nostr.build/998691ca04cf00d3cc3e79ec06c92d4d45c531d09bcd30e66f022afb65f6d4d7.jpg

2023-10-31 03:34:26

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No. But I see it’s a bit part of marriage is yours otherwise you wouldn’t be complaining.

2023-10-30 20:57:56

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The problem is sensationalism gives you more likes, and people are literally slave of likes and attention.

2023-10-30 20:35:01

Is everyone in #nostr a #libertarian?

2023-10-30 20:21:43

Muchos periodistas sintiéndose likes puppets, teniendo que transmitir noticias mandatorias falsas para falsificar o esconder un genocidio.
Que ira.

2023-07-06 22:11:29

The fediverseee?? Are you fucking kidding me? https://nostr.build/i/56ad6ec9738437711d0f946a377fd697e53655c2c8b2064cf29af09a63de320e.jpg

2023-07-02 22:12:42

Quiero seguir cuentas que hablen español aquí en #nostr… repórtense!
#hispano #latam

2023-06-19 08:36:56

https://www.standard.co.uk/tech/elon-musk-twitter-algorithm-cyberbullying-discrimination-cornell-uc-berkeley-b1084490.html

2023-05-31 08:36:56

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Hello Sean and welcome to #nostr
How did you get here?

2023-05-30 10:20:52

According to Chat GPT the time required to learn programming to the level of developing blockchain software can vary depending on several factors like your dedication, skills and experience.
Here's an approximate estimate based on a regular study pace:
- Programming Fundamentals: This is a crucial step and may take around 3-6 months if you dedicate a few hours a day.
- Algorithms and Data Structures: To understand and be able to implement algorithms and data structures effectively could take another 3-6 months.
-Databases and SQL: This step could take around 1-2 months.
-Blockchain Fundamentals: A month or two should be enough to get a basic understanding of blockchain technology.
- Programming in Solidity and Smart Contracts Development: Here, the time can vary quite a bit, but plan at least another 2-4 months.
-DApps (Decentralized Applications) Development: Finally, developing DApps could take another 3-6 months.
In total, we could be talking about around 1.5 to 3 years to go from zero to being capable of developing blockchain software.
This, of course, assumes that you are dedicating a few hours a day consistently. If you have more time to dedicate daily, it's possible you could shorten these timelines.

2023-05-30 09:54:20

Exciting update, #Nostr Community! 🌟 Just completed my second Python class! 🚀🐍
Variables, functions, if-else statements, strings, and integers are all part of my coding repertoire now.
Feeling a mix of excitement and intimidation, just like when I learned to play the guitar with naive fingers. 🎸
It’s always very exciting to star learning something new!

2023-05-24 01:46:52

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Welcome

2023-05-21 06:16:09

You’re taxed when you earn.
You’re taxed when you spend.
You’re taxed when you save.
You’re taxed when you die.