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2023-09-20 04:13:31

If you are still following this account… get with the times. Follow my new account here: npub1vxaepx6cqeruk8w8ztdkxylf8g22lv2wmye885ph54mw4jxngsrssq8e3w
If you care to verify my X profile, go for it.

2023-08-30 04:23:52

Why do I still have hundreds of followers here? You guys are on the naughty list for not getting on Nostr enough.
Follow my new account and let’s #grownostr

2023-08-19 13:19:09

Delete me. :( Check my profile for new NPub and verify on Twitter if you so desire.

2023-08-19 13:15:08

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I posted my private key instead of a public key somewhere a while back. So annoying. I quickly deleted but I’d rather know I can have some privacy/security.
Verify on my Twitter that I moved if you’d like.

2023-08-19 13:10:59

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Don’t send either account your SSN. The new account you can send all your Bitcoin to and I’ll give you 10% back, guaranteed.
Verify my new account on Twitter if you trust that Elon didn’t get my Nostr private key and switch up my profile. Haha

2023-08-17 13:26:24

Nostr is lame without interaction. Follow my new account so I’m not on an island please. Haha
npub1vxaepx6cqeruk8w8ztdkxylf8g22lv2wmye885ph54mw4jxngsrssq8e3w

2023-08-17 13:05:47

Compromised my private key. Moved to….
npub1vxaepx6cqeruk8w8ztdkxylf8g22lv2wmye885ph54mw4jxngsrssq8e3w

2023-08-17 04:49:05

Hey all! I have a likely compromised nsec.
To be sure, I moved to npub1vxaepx6cqeruk8w8ztdkxylf8g22lv2wmye885ph54mw4jxngsrssq8e3w

2023-08-16 12:51:34

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If I follow someone I should be able to hitch onto their block list. That way, when we block someone, it does work for our followers and visa versa.
There could be certain accounts dedicated to certain block types/filters.
That would quickly eliminate almost all of the problem IMO.

2023-08-16 12:21:36

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2023-08-16 04:22:16

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Back when I was on TV in the 60’s, I wish I could have been shilling 100% BTC allocation to the kids, unlike this wuss. Live for something!

2023-08-15 04:28:19

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As a devout Christian, I largely agree. It sounds trite but I don’t think Jesus came to set up a religion as we know of the term. The church was little revolutionary outposts meeting in homes, sacrificing for their neighbors and living rich, meaningful lives. I don’t think tradition is all bad but it has certainly often distracted us from the core of Jesus’ teaching: love Gos and love our neighbors.

2023-08-14 12:42:14

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Good catch.

2023-08-14 04:21:56

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Where is a Frankie McDonald gif when you need one?
Biiiiiiiitcoooiiiiiiiiiiiin.

2023-08-09 13:51:22

Spread the love and post a good, catchy song below. I’ll start.
https://youtu.be/o_No9sI69oQ

2023-08-08 19:25:09

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Ps I love seeing “note from a user you muted” and moving on without clicking. Refreshing.

2023-08-08 17:44:43

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This hypothetical is ridiculous because humans can’t know the future, like who Hitler would become. That’s one of the main points why murdering people for better future outcomes is evil. If someone killed your child because they thought he would turn out bad, I have a feeling you wouldn’t shrug it off. Furthermore, the US didn’t just bomb Hitler, they bombed a bunch of innocent people along with some “bad guys”.
Why is this hard for you? Are you on team USA no matter what? Are you afraid of meeting your maker and therefore willing to murder to stay alive longer? I’m seriously asking.

2023-08-08 17:39:45

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I think many would just say that in Bitcoin terms, rentals will lose. People are hyperbolic saying it’s a shitcoin.
In terms of profitability, liquidity, portability, and ability for a state to jack with the regulations or taxes etc., Bitcoin usually wins.
I say, increase Bitcoin position until people are a bit nervous, then consider diversifying, mainly for emotional reasons.

2023-08-07 13:28:25

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Haha The struggle is real.

2023-08-07 13:16:53

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I believe it IS that simple @npub1ul4…yt0r . I have a worldview/religion that says that murdering people is always wrong.
Making theoretical death calculations is not my job. I’m not God.
Example, I could theorize that a daycare down the road is housing a future mass murderer. A few parents are super jacked up and are training their kids to kill.
I cannot go kill all those children because I calculate that it will likely save more lives in the long run. I don’t know the future and I have no green light to kill.
Honest question: where is your moral principle that gives you the right to kill innocent people? Do you subscribe to a religion that says this is okay?

2023-08-07 04:03:15

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Bombing a massive amount of innocent people because the rulers over them did bad things is pure evil. Go to bed and stop arguing such a preposterous thesis. You’re now muted.

2023-08-07 03:27:33

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So if your neighbor was a jerk, I can slap you. When you get mad at me, I say, “But your neighbor was a jerk so what I did wasn’t wrong.” <- totally sound logic…

2023-08-07 03:22:58

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Even if it did save more lives, that doesn’t make it right. Being a murderer to stop murders is quite a twisted philosophy.

2023-08-06 13:50:41

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Do you trust the privacy with how you acquire Monero? Most people use Bitcoin to squire Monero, which essentially like Coinjoin to an attacker. They know you had it but they don’t know where it’s at now.
Liquidity is a big part of privacy. People aren’t generally holding Monero so the market cap is smaller and you’re hiding in a smaller crowd.
Why are you guys jumping in and out of altcoins rather than just buying Bitcoin privately and/or coin joining?

2023-08-05 04:46:39

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Fair. I would just say that all of us maximalists would love for there to be perfect privacy on Bitcoin, it’s just not a trade off worth the costs.

2023-08-04 22:49:51

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Where is the bias? He could buy Monero and shill it too for the sake of profit or just to have more acceptance to increase usage and liquidity.

2023-08-04 22:47:32

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Did you guys listen to the concerns raised by Giacomo et al? Virtually everyone wants privacy in the Bitcoin space, there are technical reasons why Monero will continue to lose in the race to become generally accepted money.
Time for us to embrace peer to peer purchases, Coinjoin and second layers.

2023-08-04 21:29:18

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At first I had no idea. That’s super hot.

2023-08-04 19:04:23

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Are you familiar with Giacomo Zucco? He’s a hardcore libertarian bitcoiner and brilliant. Here’s one place he has discussed the economic and technological problems with Monero. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_ZfusSdyWA

2023-08-04 03:04:40

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What appliance am I looking at? :)

2023-07-29 04:24:42

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UFO’s?

2023-07-28 13:28:17

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#nostrtypos

2023-07-27 22:34:45

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Yo @npub1587…kv0n you were asking about this on the podcast ^

2023-07-27 22:28:20

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I cooked in aluminum foil almost daily for the last few years until about a month ago. Dangit.

2023-07-27 13:02:18

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Science can’t prove God but science can prove premises in philosophical arguments that argue for a creator God.
And there are good arguments for his existence.

2023-07-27 04:19:51

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I love that the Bitcoin ethos has led many back to the core fundamental, beautiful concepts of faith, family, health and community.

2023-07-27 04:15:56

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In a similar vein. https://damus.io/note1vd2t99vxn4pqazn479rwmzxm6utuzp44fnvypfwz2rqsy4hgj79q09p04g

2023-07-27 04:12:20

Beautiful piece of work Jeff. Truth is worth fighting for, speaking up about and a hill worth dying on. Without truth, we are lost at sea. #note1x3n…akvp

2023-07-27 02:58:07

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Bitcoin is for everyone but Bitcoiners tend toward rationality and morality. A pursuit of truth regardless of popular opinion. A person with this kind of attitude tends toward similar conclusions on many matters.

2023-07-26 21:41:00

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Sure. What business? Where is the home? Is it a second or third home? Is the business a primary source of income? Net worth? Age until death?…
#1 performing asset is Bitcoin but there are other good reasons to own other assets.

2023-07-25 04:35:52

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I saw them say they were working on it.

2023-07-25 04:21:48

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*Jesus is our Hope bro. :)
But, I think he gave us these tools right in time.

2023-07-24 15:14:39

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Thank you for your service!

2023-07-24 15:10:47

Dear @npub1xts…kk5s can we hitch on to others’ mute or follow lists? Is that technically possible to build? Worth doing? #note1med…a0qe

2023-07-23 15:47:22

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If there was a toggle who you wanted to hitch onto their mute lists, you could follow an Egirl muting account, an altcoin spam account etc. or if you want to really curate, you could toggle on the secondary mute button for all of the people you follow.
Just not sure if it’s technically possible. It would quickly eliminate almost all spam.

2023-07-23 15:40:12

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Hi @npub1tsg…htk4 why didn’t you answer my question above?

2023-07-23 15:35:16

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I should have said when a person *I* follow mutes someone…

2023-07-23 15:30:22

Nostr dev idea. What if, when a person you follow mutes someone (or some more extreme evil spam mute button), it automatically mutes it for me as well. Is this possible? @npub1xts…kk5s

2023-07-23 14:59:59

Hey @npub1tsg…htk4 what was life like in 1st century Corinth?

2023-07-23 14:38:39

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Wow. Fun read. Thank you!

2023-07-23 04:33:47

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I put no faith in politicians, but I am cheering as he spits truth. Good work @npub1hq0…f9mp

2023-07-22 14:15:07

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Giving the best money ever created to people who are attempting to hijack your brain away from things that are good is literally retarded.

2023-07-22 13:50:49

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What’s the problem with limiting to one device? Are you saying you can’t transfer conversations to a new phone?

2023-07-22 13:26:55

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I appreciate you keeping me humble Luke. I’m still honored to be in a group of such amazing people.

2023-07-22 04:20:11

When I realize I have Bitcoin legends following this simple pleb…. but I have to move Npubs since I leaked my private key.
Dangit! IDIOT
Screenshotting for my great grandchildren. Haha

2023-07-21 13:21:40

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Sounds awesome. Always skeptical that purpose built hardware isn’t backdoored so I’m excited to see details when it come out.

2023-07-20 16:28:00

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Curious to click on things but it’s password protected. Is there a secret code? :)

2023-07-20 13:59:44

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Yo, @npub1rtl…jtfs and @npub1cqm…hjec any chance there’s still a ticket to the $100k party? I have not forgotten. :)

2023-07-15 15:19:59

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Bro, making us click on that godforsaken app?!? Haha

2023-07-15 15:16:44

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This^

2023-07-15 14:59:49

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Listen to Stephen Meyer on the Joe Rogan podcast. They talk about aliens… but mostly awesome other stuff.

2023-07-15 14:57:56

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Just used them as frisbees.

2023-07-15 04:39:32

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Dear good plebs, get in before the whales.

2023-07-15 04:35:52

Friends, listen to Stephen Meyer on Joe Rogan.
Anyone else listen? It’s excellent.

2023-07-09 21:30:20

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Doing the Lord’s work sir.

2023-07-05 14:23:54

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Yeah, I think a metal backup plate (or a number of them) works well for this. There could be a single sig plate for each heir. Obviously, there are security issues without multisig. I think the dance between hardware and software is an annoying one when looking out 10+ years.

2023-06-27 12:40:32

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Excited to see where it goes. Long term, coin join seems unavoidably too expensive so I’m glad we have these other options.

2023-06-25 20:29:56

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There’s no reference to the photo being attached to his quote. No ability to look at the quote in context. Journalists usually say something like, “Bob said x when interviewed by Jane on Saturday.” So we can verify not trust. Is that too much to ask?

2023-06-21 15:31:45

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Good pod. Inspired me to buy a couple of books.
Currently reading Deep Nutrition recommended by Joshua Sheats. It’s great.

2023-06-14 01:05:50

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Deleted too. Sad.

2023-05-17 13:21:44

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Sold. Gunna listen.

2023-04-07 04:22:47

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I stacked very little at that level. Personal situation as well as not enough urgency. Hopefully I learned my lesson.

2023-04-07 04:20:06

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That seems like eternity ago. Haha. Life is crazy.

2023-03-07 14:31:22

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I think I agree with your statement about most religions, even many Christians and “Christians” have too much of an uncritical, lazy belief.
What does “believing” mean to you? People often assert that the word “faith” is some stupid, blind trust in something. I believe, or have faith, that my car will run today, not because I have some spiritual feeling, but because I understand engineering and it has worked for years. My reasoning says that I should have faith that it will work when I turn the key. I could be wrong, but I’m probably not wrong.

2023-03-03 14:12:27

Music challenge: Drop a YouTube link to music that will start our day off right.

2023-02-23 05:20:16

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Interesting. I’m trying to picture what you’re seeing here. I would agree that the creator is beyond our ability to understand. But I don’t see why the creator couldn’t reveal himself in a limited way that our little brains could understand.
Why do you think that God would have to exist outside of our reality and not within it? If this creator made our reality, it seems to be quite possible that he is, in a sense, here and could reveal himself to be here.
The Kalam Cosomological argument (and others) postulate that the best explanation for the existence of everything (space, time and matter) is a creator outside of space, time and matter choosing to create. If correct, that would imply some sort of personal being.

2023-02-22 16:00:26

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Thanks! I enjoy it. Bitcoin is an amazing tool but not the meaning of life.
The man made question is a big one. If I was not a Christian, I would be a hardcore deist. It seems utterly impossible that blind naturalistic forces created everything we see, including matter itself. Throwing the chips on the table with a historical figure (like Jesus) is an intense decision.
Would you consider yourself a deist or something or have you softly landed on a religion or what?

2023-02-22 15:48:50

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Would you consider yourself a deist then? There is a creator but he hasn’t revealed himself?

2023-02-22 15:45:10

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As a Christian, I don’t either. Haha

2023-02-22 05:28:14

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If I’m getting you correctly, you think it’s clear there is a creator but unsure of the nature of that creator?
To me, that first step is obvious. (Atheists obviously disagree.) It’s a big plunge to jump into a specific religion after the initial conclusion that we’re more than an accident.

2023-02-22 04:27:17

Do you believe in God?
Why or why not?

2023-02-21 05:31:42

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On Twitter??? Heck no bro. Haha Bring it here or no deal.

2023-02-21 05:30:12

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Dude! Your interviewing skills were legit. Miss it.

2023-02-17 14:57:09

Anyone know how to quote note in a nice format? On Twitter if you quote tweet, other people can see the tweet without clicking on it.

2023-02-12 05:06:22

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How do you reserve it?

2023-02-09 01:50:28

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Libertarian means you don’t like to steal from people or initiate aggression. It’s a moral position. Bitcoin is a practical tool for freedom but can be used immorally. I think they are solving different problems. Though the use of Bitcoin leads to a more free/libertarian world.

2023-02-04 04:59:35

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Robert Murphy’s book Chaos Theory is a good primer. He has lectures on private defense at Mises University.
I think governments will exist even with a Bitcoin standard. Sin drives people to want to rule and be ruled. I don’t see that going away but I think the state will be limited eventually.

2023-02-03 19:48:21

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I like how you think. Followed. :)

2023-02-03 17:50:30

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Good chart! Your hypothesis probably has some merit. Also, I would assume reporting of the diseases was far less back then. Like everything in life, there’s a mix of factors hard to totally detangle.

2023-02-03 15:16:53

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Wasn’t that average pulled down by the fact that many babies didn’t have modern care when sick?

2023-02-03 14:56:08

What were humans eating 100-150 years ago? Any quality sources you know of?
Background: Humans were healthy in regards to heart disease, cancer, obesity etc. …basically everything that kills us now.(H/T Dr. Kris Kesser). It seems they had almost no refined sugars, refined flour or seed oils. But what were they eating? I would speculate they were more seasonal with veggies and fruit. Wasn’t their meat salted since there weren’t freezers? No glyphosate, refined oils or pasteurized milk since they didn’t exist.
My logic is simple. If we eat like these people and have modern medicine and sanitation, we should live longer and healthier.