Sachin

Foot soldier for liberty.
Contributing to btcbreakdown.com

Public Key

npub1xnc64f432zx7pw4n7zrvf02mh4a4p7zej3gude52e92leqmw8ntqd43qnl

NIP-57 Address

indigogecko2@primal.net

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2025-03-27 13:07:19

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Yep, good idea!

2025-03-27 01:00:26

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2025-03-26 17:52:01

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I suggest you guys check out these lectures and talks I compiled if you don't have the time or patience to read books. It might be useful:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaR3sy0CQTO5gfm4wM6BZqjdzQWKbX5uD

2025-03-26 17:05:40

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Man says that in social sciences, truth is derived through 'praxeological' reasoning, not empirical observation. i.e. you *deduce* and *reason out* truths rather than *calculate* or *observe* them.
Unlike natural sciences like physics, which rely on controlled experiments and isolated observation, social sciences like economics is about studying the laws of human action independent of data or sources.
Controlled experiments in human societies is not possible, as there are people who interact with each other and make hundreds of decisions based on hundreds of values and desires that are all unknowable.
Society is uncontrollable and unplannable. So one can't understand it using statistics, equations and math models.

2025-03-26 11:53:11

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2025-03-23 06:21:23

An interesting rabbithole to go down this Sunday by giving an LLM the following as input:
'Synthetic vs analytical statements
A priori vs A posteriori knowledge
Synthetic a priori knowledge and its relevance to Austrian economics.'

2025-03-18 14:24:42

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GM 🙏

2025-03-17 07:08:39

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Yep, it actually is the case everywhere. That's what I tell Bitcoiners who are annoyed that people not 'getting it'.
I think one only needs to be screwed over by the state or realise that he's getting screwed over to realise it.

2025-03-17 07:05:46

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You haven't refuted any of my points about the principles of non-aggression, voluntary association, self-ownership and property rights.
I've added enough substance to my argument and laid out systematically where I'm coming from by reasoning from first principles about what is right and wrong when it comes to the ethics of violence.
You're just arguing over and over again that a 'government is needed'.
I am not really sure what your underlying moral and ethical principles are and for what end you want governments to exist.

2025-03-02 12:18:55

💛🖤 https://video.nostr.build/aff5a060b7b722fa3a528f33796f64b42f4e2059034253f0220249897b7282eb.mp4

2025-02-18 06:46:08

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Every time someone says 'so you're saying', I remember this lady 😂
https://image.nostr.build/cceffa77b2b2ab06391ab0384df81e08818cc5dbdcde1c0aec5e157b6a94a93f.jpg

2025-01-26 23:45:32

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Mesh networks are underrated I think.
That's one rabbit hole I've been putting off for a while now.
Have you explored them?

2025-01-20 11:13:18

@nprofile…upqu talks about the 'floor' of Bitcoin's price.
https://video.nostr.build/4c707b7642e1ced1613f05a8f510ed8c7bea1fe5048493e73bebab8b91239696.mp4

2025-01-13 08:08:46

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An individualist interpretation of religious texts and wisdom is amazing for that

2025-01-13 06:28:06

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Then I highly recommend you to shift to reading books by Mises, Rothbard and similar folks. Their works helped me understand Bitcoin in ways I didn't expect.
It's one of the most low time preference activities you can do.
Requires a lot of patience but it will be incredibly worth it in the coming months in ways you don't notice.

2025-01-13 06:24:43

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+1 on Bitcoin optech
What's UM?

2025-01-12 20:16:24

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Odell's RHR and Citadel Dispatch, NVK's Bitcoin review, Sjors and Aaron's bitcoin explained, lectures of Rothbard and Mises.

2025-01-08 14:20:38

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2025-01-07 16:04:35

He says he will 'work with the US govt' to fight censorship across the world 😂
Sure, let's solve a problem caused by the government with even more government.
Source:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DEhf2uTJUs0/
#nevent1q…2qza

2025-01-03 21:02:19

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Yeah but I think they've been getting so much heat for no reason 😂

2025-01-02 09:46:43

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Nostr will indeed win

2025-01-02 08:27:43

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Value doesn't have to be represented in coins. It can be represented with any good or commodity.

2025-01-02 02:14:56

•Labor theory of value is false. Subjective theory of value is true.
•The origin of money is the spontaneous order of the free market.
•The world can support any amount of human beings without being destroyed. Governments are the biggest threat to the environment, humanity and the world.
•The correct role of the government in economic policy is no role at all. Laissez-faire is the way. It should only be involved in upholding the rule of law, ie natural law and protection of natural rights. It will never perform even this role adequately.
•There is no such thing as intrinsic value. Value is determined by subjective preferences and supply and demand.
https://image.nostr.build/d784e5e2ef46921d24d7be7e67d8f365ba17ad54ae5623ae2e356843741e9e60.jpg

2025-01-02 02:05:41

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One can always learn and course-correct

2025-01-02 02:03:14

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Welcome to Nostr!
It's just that if a social media platform is owned by a person, corporate entity, or a government, people can say whatever they want only to the extent that the owner of the platform allows them to do so.
Nostr isn't owned by anyone.
So it's a great step forward.

2025-01-01 09:16:15

Laissez-faire is the only system that can bring true wealth to India.
Not the pseudo-wealth driven by heavy government intervention with artificially low interest rates, spray and pray VC funding, degenerate govt debt, high taxes, malinvestment and depreciating fiat money that you see in America, Europe, China and even in India now. That's a bubble where a few people get rich at the expense of others, and remain rich when the bubble bursts and everyone gets wrecked because they get bailed out.
I'm talking about creating hardcore generational wealth driven by free markets with market-driven interest rates, capital creation and accumulation where demand actually exists, savings in sound money, respect for private property and natural rights. It's a system where the deserved win and do so only by creating and producing useful things that others actually want, and fail when they don't do that.
If a group of people want to get together and make this happen, they can already do so to a certain extent without requiring any political or regulatory action.

2025-01-01 06:27:00

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2025-01-01 06:08:36

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There are about half a dozen languages with well over 50 million speakers each who don't speak Hindi, which is like almost half the country. We could see a lot of Bitcoin content in these languages coming out this cycle as more people come in.
Libertarian content otoh I'm not sure will happen organically or automatically. So it's a challenge.

2024-12-31 21:26:16

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I believe individuals living in the country have always had a shot and have managed to preserve their sovereignty with gold and now recently, Bitcoin.
The socialist and fiat leviathan has a very strong stranglehold on the subcontinent, its government, culture, politics and economy. It's pervasive, subtle and cannot be noticed even by the keenest observer sometimes.
Be that as it may, the march towards liberty has to start within the individual. One cannot force someone to be free or rich.
And it has to be bottom up.
It will likely take decades, but it has to happen.

2024-12-31 21:00:17

Hypothetically, if one were to ask me what it is that needs to happen to make India a land of truly free people within the political and legal system that exists at the moment, I would share the following incomplete, work-in-progress list with them;
1. Indian constitution
•Repeal the first amendment before anything else
•Delete part 4
•Delete part 17
•Delete Article 39(b) and 39(c)
•Remove the words 'socialist' and 'secular' from the preamble
•Make right to property a fundamental right again
•Reinterpret right to life (article 21) and remove positive law elements like 'right to reputation' that lead to incorrigible laws like defamation
•Make changes to the 7th, 11th and 12th schedules to have as little as possible in the union and state lists and as much as possible in the local govt lists.
•Presidents to get directly elected and to be made the head of the executive and the PM being relegated to the right role of being the head of the legislature alone.
2. Agencies and ministries
•Abolish the RBI, ED, FIU, IT Dept
•Abolish the HR&CE departments
•Privatise and disinvest PSU's and state-owned land
•Where there is an insane amount of political pressure, explore public-private partnerships as initial steps before fully introducing market pressures
•Privatise securities exchanges
•Abolish APMC's and mandis
•Number of ministries cannot be more than 10 on all federal levels
•Affirmative action and reservations will have to be removed completely
3. Polices and Acts
•Repeal FEMA and legal tender laws
•Repeal the Essential commodities act
•Allow anyone in the country to establish an exchange platform for equities, derivatives and bonds
•Establish laws that enable free banking and ensure that collateralised deposits are possible
•Liberalise agriculture and abolish the mandis and price control
•Remove land ceiling
•Repeal the land acquisition act
•Stop putting out finance acts and making the annual budget a form of pseudo-planning of the socialist kind
•Abolish 90% of taxes: goods and services, property, excise, service, capital gains, customs, cess, surcharge, value added, gift, entertainment, professional and land revenue
•Relax gun licensing rules
•Of course, any special privileges granted to any religious or communal group will have to go because everyone has to be treated equally by the rule of law.
There are likely so many more things that I have missed, so I'll keep adding them in the replies section later on if and when I find them.

2024-12-29 13:26:57

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2024-12-28 20:58:23

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💯😂

2024-12-28 19:36:17

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Maybe the fight to be free is also a fight to be true.
"Free as in freedom, not beer"

2024-12-28 19:26:41

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Madness
'Entrenched bureaucracy' really is a massive issue everywhere in the world huh

2024-12-28 18:50:00

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What the fuck

2024-12-28 18:25:53

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It seems like the link between central banks and socialism is not at all something that's appreciated by many.
It is not a capitalist system when the cost of capital itself is centrally planned through benchmark interest rates.
It creates a scarcity in capital and makes capital accumulation concentrated in the hands of a few, the same way price controls create scarcity in the supply of commodities and concentrate production in the hands of a few.
And then there's also this:
#nevent1q…a5nh

2024-12-28 18:02:50

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2024-12-28 17:58:53

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I used to host Bitcoin meetups back when I lived in a different city. Didn't really find many like that then.
People in my friends and family circle somewhat get it though. And only because I've explained to them patiently for hours. I've been content with that.
Would be lovely to meet more still.

2024-12-28 17:50:55

Wish I could have more political conversations with those who understand the insidious nature of socialism & central banking, how the two feed off each other, why they need to be eliminated and how Bitcoin is the solution.
It's super rare to find folks who get all 4.

2024-12-25 15:26:39

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2024-12-25 13:05:25

Free market capitalism
#nevent1q…q5kr

2024-12-25 12:11:32

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2024-12-22 16:58:53

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2024-12-22 13:37:10

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2024-12-22 11:25:50

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2024-12-22 01:35:12

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Glad I am far, far away from that place 😂

2024-12-22 01:18:55

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And the 'withering away of the state' through violent means like restricting freedoms and confiscating private property that socialists promote is quite nonsensical.
Steps like deregulation, privatisation, spending cuts, demilitarisation, stronger property rights, disinvestment and decentralisation of governance is a far more realistic path to reduce the role of government in our lives. It's realistic because it is possible to do this in a peaceful manner.

2024-12-21 23:16:41

The chapter titled 'The Socialist roots of Nazism' in Hayek's Road to Serfdom is brilliant

2024-12-21 23:11:39

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Solution is to keep yourself away from places where you usually hear those terms, i.e. Twitter.

2024-12-21 22:24:41

So the brits established in India a centralised bureaucracy that was extractive, interventionary and barely allowed capital accumulation through savings and investment in the free market by private individuals. They destroyed the system of property rights and ownership.
So the solution that early Indian leaders had post-independence was to entrench the bureaucracy *even more*, making everything in life and society a power struggle and a zero sum game because of this, and to *further* destroy the system of property rights and ownership.
😂
The country will probably take many more decades to recover from this.

2024-12-21 03:13:45

How one reads so many books on humanities and comes to the conclusion that we need more unprovoked coercion and violence as an answer to society's problems is beyond me.
I'm starting to get convinced that intellectual capability is not at all connected to morality.

2024-12-20 23:07:08

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Subbed all the way.
Except Naruto. I liked the dubbed one for that one.

2024-12-20 15:35:59

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2024-12-20 10:49:27

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2024-12-20 10:12:39

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2024-12-12 19:41:45

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Ah okay
I think a real relationship is formed only through trust, another thing that can't be explained

2024-12-12 19:39:48

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Ah looking at it this way could be problematic, unless there's an understanding with the other person.
I think these things, like that 'understanding', can't be explained and are much deeper

2024-12-09 22:29:02

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2016
Possibly one of the most prominent instances of property rights violations in recent times

2024-12-08 23:44:54

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Seems like nostr will be flooded with a lot of devs before normal users start coming in

2024-12-08 20:21:46

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Oh gosh I didn't know about this

2024-12-08 19:13:33

Not me!
https://image.nostr.build/0b04bc1da7104073b46f5b00c25d1cf32244de5515c03a258cf90cfcc648a87b.jpg
#nevent1q…fnzw

2024-12-08 19:04:14

I wonder how many people cite Hayek and Friedman while making a case for liberty and deliberately avoid Rothbard and Mises in fear of being labelled a 'radical', 'extremist' or 'luncatic'.

2024-12-08 18:44:49

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Gotcha

2024-12-08 17:17:07

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is it better? worse? thoughts?

2024-12-08 13:48:56

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2024-12-05 13:50:58

How to find nostr accounts to follow
https://thebitcoinmanual.com/articles/find-nostr-accounts/

2024-12-03 22:45:55

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Amber is so fast
Citrine is so easy to use
Pokey is smooth
They are missing out on so much

2024-12-03 07:11:13

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Have you tried deleting site data and trying again?
I faced similar issues and this usually fixed it

2024-11-30 18:41:54

If you're new to Nostr and want to follow some developers in the Bitcoin ecosystem, here are some npubs:
(You can verify their authenticity by checking if people you follow already follow them.)
Utxo
@nprofile…mu6e
Laanwj
@nprofile…nf0t
AJ Towns
@nprofile…sl3l
Rusty Russell
@nprofile…gr05
Peter Todd
@nprofile…n0tn
Christian Decker
@nprofile…6y92
Tankred Hase
@nprofile…gvsz
David Harding
@nprofile…xval
Daniela Brozzoni
@nprofile…yaz4
Justin Moon
@nprofile…cusw
Salvatoshi
@nprofile…7kyr
ZmnSCPxj
@nprofile…jxf5
Jesse De Wit
@nprofile…l52u
Elsirion
@nprofile…hq86
Kukks
@nprofile…4gu6
Waxwing
@nprofile…9alh
Rearden
@nprofile…wtqh
Matt Corallo
@nprofile…kvqz
/dev/fd0
@nprofile…zjva
Murch
@nprofile…j77v
Sjors Provoost
@nprofile…20r7
Max Hillebrand
@nprofile…mlw6
Pavlenex
@nprofile…u27t
Niftynei
@nprofile…9l4j
Luke Dashjr
@nprofile…7zl8
Calle
@nprofile…xnfk
Openoms
@nprofile…g4ht
Rijndael
@nprofile…x2lg
Mononaut
@nprofile…el5v
Rob Hamilton
@nprofile…estc
Craig Raw
@nprofile…jra2
Saiyasodharan
@nprofile…57ql
Ben Arc
@nprofile…sqks
Kalle Rosenbaum
@nprofile…xafn
Ndeet
@nprofile…hy4z

2024-11-28 19:11:04

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Go easy on em and enjoy the turkey 😂

2024-11-27 23:00:57

@nprofile…fslc explains why the feed marketplace on Nostr is a game changer.
https://video.nostr.build/11d5f7e9d9707febef84195ce8bf950913508f17ea4d155f6d51d02e04f90b6a.mp4
Source:
https://www.youtube.com/live/eFEILdw5lK4

2024-11-26 14:37:15

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44 years of command and control socialism can do that to a country

2024-11-26 14:34:48

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I suppose that's been your experience while talking to people where you're from. I can understand that.
But there are issues which are more pressing when one lives in a socialist society like mine that isn't very economically advanced.
Besides, its entirely up to the person advocating for it to make a good case for other things being equally important. That's why I read so much. It's my responsibility to articulate myself the best I can. How the other person receives what I say is something I can't control or want to control.

2024-11-26 12:37:19

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Ah okay! My head is buried deep in Libertarian and Austrian economics literature from people like Mises, Rothbard and Hayek so it'll be a while before I read them.
Looking forward to it!

2024-11-26 12:27:47

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Mandibles and lodging of wayfaring men are two Bitcoin community recommended books I want to start soon

2024-11-26 11:50:16

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2024-11-26 09:17:25

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That's just one contentious issue whichever can be up for debate though.
It's better to first focus on things that can be easily agreed upon like economic policy and the importance of natural rights.

2024-11-25 21:56:49

The Indian union government and all the state governments in India have no business in involving themselves with education.
None. Zero.
Privatise and deregulate everything.
The boards, the schools, the licences, the grants. All of them must be gone.
Abolish the union and state ministries of education and remove education from the seventh schedule.
It shouldn't even be devolved or decentralised to local governments.

2024-11-25 09:55:36

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2024-11-24 07:22:46

Alan Greenspan on the Gold standard. This applies to Bitcoin too of course.
https://m.primal.net/Mfok.jpg

2024-11-23 19:07:18

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2024-11-22 19:02:03

Kendrick just namedropped Bitcoin in his new album

2024-11-22 18:27:52

I am open to being corrected or refuted about this view:
I approach Libertarianism the same way I approach Bitcoin and Hinduism.
In their proper sense,
•They can only be adopted voluntarily.
•People are free to not believe in them, as exit is optional.
•There's no leader that is enforcing rules.
•They can be interpreted in various ways.
•But the systems don't deny the existence of 'truth'.
•Truth is arrived at through debate, discussion and argumentation in various ways through different journeys.
But because of their open and leaderless nature, people who don't understand them can interpret them 'improperly' or 'incorrectly' and still call themselves a proponent of the system.
And that's okay.
It won't hurt the system itself in any way.

2024-11-19 17:03:44

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ThEfT?
WhAt ThEfT?
SoUrCe?
PrOoF?

2024-11-19 11:02:23

Antoine Riard has been removed from the GitHub lightning organisation and his contribution to the repo has been blocked for three months citing a Code of Conduct violation.
https://delvingbitcoin.org/t/code-of-conduct-violation-banning-antoine-riard-for-3-months/1254/2?u=22388o

2024-11-17 21:27:52

https://mises.org/library/book/against-intellectual-property

2024-11-17 20:01:16

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Yep, fatal conceit is on my list.
Been reading a lot of Rothbard as well. Currently reading his Ethics of Liberty and For a New Liberty.
Mises, Bastiat, Aquinas, Lord Acton and Locke are other people whose works I want to read soon.
Will add Machen to the list as well, thanks for the recommendation!
I am religious-minded but I'm a practicing Hindu. Been trying to take a revisionist approach to Hinduism in an attempt to reconcile it with natural law and natural rights theories as interpretated from the point of view of the individual rather than a top-down authority like a State or a Caste.
My instincts and experiences as I've explored the religion tells me it can be done. I'm actively looking for others who have done this exercise before me.

2024-11-17 19:23:32

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I'm halfway through the book.
Picked it up thanks to your recommendation a while back.
I've been enjoying it a lot!
The commonality between Fascism, Socialism and Communism is one of those things that's so obvious that I can't unsee it anymore. For me, there's no going back to being a 'left winger' or a 'right winger' as it's defined nowadays.
There are so many economic policies I've become actively opposed to, as I can understand what they will inevitably lead to.

2024-11-17 13:32:58

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2024-11-17 13:31:02

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You'll like the Android client Voyage
It's very minimalist

2024-11-17 05:44:51

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2024-11-17 01:19:01

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2024-11-17 01:05:34

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Constitutionalism has its limits.
Rothbard elaborated how the American government has constantly reinterpreted the constitution to expand its powers as well.
The history of how the Indian constitution was butchered is a much better example of a government blatantly doing it.
https://youtu.be/AhZl7kmdC_g
One can advocate for liberty till their throat is sore, and yet it is entirely possible that people just keep voting for a socialist who makes utopian promises and destroys every element of freedom that exists in society when he comes to power.
I don't know if its healthy that I'm so skeptical about our political and legal system here in India so early on in life.
I just know that I shouldn't stop advocating for liberty either way. Inaction doesn't seem like a very good alternative to me.

2024-11-16 18:07:44

This is why I don't take much encouragement with the US or other countries adopting bitcoin. Because I don't subscribe to the idea that the Indian govt will automatically be favourable to bitcoin just because some OECD govts do.
I'm very optimistic and confident about the Indian people, their spirit and capability to do great things. But I'm incredibly skeptical about the Indian government and the political and legal system it claims to abide by. It's a cesspool of lies, deceit and incompetence.
#nevent1q…yypk

2024-11-16 17:51:54

The are countries whose economies are relatively free, with the constitution placing reasonable restrictions on the government from intervening into it. There is a path towards repairing and regaining lost freedoms. There is a well-articulated, cultural yearning for freedom. Fiat money and central banking is likely the biggest barrier, with Bitcoin being a missing piece of the puzzle.
And then there are others whose constitutions have been butchered by socialist amendments, giving unchecked power to the government to interfere with the prices and the markets. Socialism has infiltrated the culture to such an extent that freedom is almost a bad word. Fiat is one among a long list of problems. Bitcoin alone cannot fix things.

2024-11-16 06:31:53

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He sounds too angry though

2024-11-15 18:33:46

ethbtc goes below 0.034
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#nevent1q…xd8w

2024-11-15 15:37:01

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2024-11-15 15:01:15

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2024-11-15 12:38:32

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