Des Imoto マキシ

Bitcoin is the only chance we have | i’m equally disgusted with the Sheeple as i am with the Tyrants | #Bitcoin | #Plebchain

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2025-04-01 15:48:21

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Yes, but there’ll be a point at which one has to measure increasing purchasing power in goods and services. Until hyperbitcoinization is complete. At which point one has to earn Bitcoin.
https://image.nostr.build/72f3d7d6884a52f5542de9d1121ab07dcf1cf3530a35c0ca109ed03962674ffa.jpg

2025-03-28 18:59:07

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Correlation is not causation. I would think an acceleration of debt, a stock market crash, collapsing edge countries, anything can tip it.

2025-03-23 17:05:17

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Let’s hope we (nodes) have consensus not add the Lutnick, Tiehl, Blackrock code „bug“ to the #Bitcoin code.

2025-03-23 14:14:38

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Unfortunately people are sheeple. Even Winston, in 1984, in the end gives up. Winston Smith, broken and compliant, experiencing a sense of victory over himself as he loves Big Brother, a final act of submission to the Party's control.
The fact we have 20,000 nodes for #bitcoin and what, 200,000 users on #Nostr isn’t bad…

2025-02-26 17:28:09

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Destroys our land… https://image.nostr.build/13e9fc461ec9eac6098b7e38c0ff984463f36269cd0fa0c02ad6bd882df47f94.jpg

2025-01-24 01:14:08

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Slowly but surely they’ll collect all the keys

2024-12-27 12:54:55

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If the CDU still has 30%, reality hasn’t really hit the Germans yet.

2024-12-09 18:58:09

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Is it different from Napster in that the source and target IP are not traceable?

2024-12-08 15:07:39

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Im surprised btw, that Russia hasn’t moved first on Bitcoin. They could take the US out. Any thoughts?

2024-12-08 14:59:24

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Well put. If the US will move first on Bitcoin, the probability of your scenario increases. If another large state moves first, competition will maintain decentralization and keep people’s escape options open, imo. And then, if the Bitcoin attributes survive, Bitcoin will ultimately lead to abundance.

2024-12-07 13:31:24

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„Is it not He whose immortal hand... has written there the death sentence of tyrants? He did not create kings to devour the human race. He did not create priests to harness us, like vile animals, to the chariots of kings and to give to the world examples of baseness, pride, perfidy, avarice, debauchery and falsehood. He created the universe to proclaim His power“

2024-11-09 18:57:32

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Debasement trade -lol. Funny way of saying „#Bitcoin adoption will accelerate due to inflation (of the money supply).“

2024-11-09 15:42:56

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That’s true only if not being blamed is your purpose in life.

2024-11-05 22:58:33

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What did she say?

2024-11-05 22:54:21

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Let’s say you’re using a machine, how can you even corroborate your entry actually gets tallied?

2024-11-04 16:12:14

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🫂 all 17,000 of us. (Nodes)

2024-11-03 22:27:22

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Similarly, architecture. https://image.nostr.build/628a099176abe314c1d5406a33aa2d3e17b02cd82d58e015d6b7f937d4735624.jpg

2024-11-03 15:54:43

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I don’t think voting matters. They are all part of the same guild. The movie „Jones Plantation“ sums it up nicely. Also, H.L. Mencken explains why democracy is doomed in 10 points:
1. People don't want freedom but safety: "The average man wants the peace of a hog in a comfortable sty."
2. Democracy INTENSIFIES groupthink: "Democratic man is quite unable to think of himself as a free individual; he must belong to a group, or shake with fear and loneliness."
3. Democracies are plutocracies; they're run by the aristocracy of money. But the plutocracy "lacks all the essential characters of a true aristocracy: a clean tradition, culture, public spirit, honesty, honor, courage—above all, courage. It is transient and lacks a goal."
4. The plutocrats lack "an aristocratic disinterestedness born of aristocratic security." He submits. He can be bullied and broken.
5. Democracies birth their intellectual apologists - Mencken calls them "pedagogues." These are not genuine thinkers; they’re "men chiefly marked by their haunting fear of losing their jobs." This describes most journalists.
6. Democracy is anti-excellence. Freud said we repress our sex drive as it’s frowned upon...but there’s nothing that democracy frowns upon more than a CLEAR proof of superiority. Democracy says "the most worthy & laudable citizen is that one who is most like all the rest."
7. Mencken explains how this era demands we repress our greatness: "A man who has throttled a bad impulse has at least some consolation in his agonies. But a man who has throttled a good one is in a bad way indeed. Yet this great Republic swarms with such men, & their sufferings are under every eye."
8. Mencken on the two worst crimes in a democracy: "There is only one sound argument for democracy, and that is the argument that it is a crime for any man to hold himself out as better than other men, and, above all, a most heinous offense for him to prove it."
9. Mencken: "The democratic politician, confronted by the dishonesty and stupidity of his master, the mob, tries to convince himself and all the rest of us that it is really full of rectitude and wisdom." To gain power in a democracy, men sacrifice their self-respect...
10. Mencken believed democracy will cancel itself out: "Democracy may be a self-limiting disease, as civilization itself seems to be. There are thumping paradoxes in its philosophy, and some of them have a suicidal smack."

2024-11-03 14:37:16

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Never going to happen. Too many sheeple. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/heres-why-worlds-comfort-class-so-far-removed-reality

2024-10-24 12:38:44

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That’s €100 per person.

2024-10-24 11:47:58

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This has to be sarcasm? It’s silly and written in a funny way.

2024-10-21 17:09:40

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Why would the audience change one‘s principles?

2024-10-21 12:26:37

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How do arrive at naive? MIT (CIA?), DuPont, Billionaire, CEO, using other people’s money to buy #Bitcoin, Banks and Government is your friend, one of three US institutions printing money and holding Bitcoin, calling Bitcoin property (only) but USD is MoE…

2024-10-21 12:16:58

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That part I got. You could have arrived at these point yourself. All propaganda contains “truths”. It’s called telling “half-truths”. The question is, what does that mean to you in terms of Saylor?

2024-10-21 12:06:09

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What do you mean?

2024-10-21 11:43:52

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Which makes him a spook. Weird rationalization…

2024-10-18 02:23:54

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If „they’re“ using a „quantum“ computer the #Bitcoin network will use a neural network of „quantum“ computers. Exponentially more powerful than theirs. Hashrate, difficulty levels and crypto algorithms will all evolve with the increase in computing power. Increase in computing power goes both ways.

2024-10-17 16:04:24

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However, computing power rises on both sides….

2024-10-15 13:49:07

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I find #Bitcoin different from the other inventions. I for one do not believe in humanity like you do. I believe humans are lazy, selfish creatures of habit. We do not live in harmony with nature, we are ultimately self destructive. We are extremely good at short term risk assessment but go beyond a year, we’re not. Our inventions have largely been destructive to nature. #Bitcoin however is different. What human would invent such a thing? In harmony with nature. Can’t be controlled. Can’t be manipulated for private gain. What human would even think that way?

2024-10-13 16:49:21

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…especially considering he‘s at the pinnacle of a Ponzi scheme. Tesla has never been a viable company. First hyped by VCs then pushed by Wall Street like a meme stock. Here is roughly how it works:
https://youtu.be/p7Lo0sZfdHE?si=G_a9ja8IbBnhYdAW

2024-10-04 21:59:45

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#Bitcoin separates money and state…

2024-09-25 11:00:08

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I had that a few weeks ago. Muted them. Now it’s been quiet. So there’s not that many.

2024-09-24 15:31:30

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That’s when the invented the reverse mortgage. To take it away from you in the end.

2024-09-21 11:39:53

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There are a lot of red flags with him. Cornering #Bitcoin as a store of value only, which enables government control through taxation; advocating for the USD as our MoE and centralized Bitcoin holdings via ETFs and strategic reserves to avoid a parallel system; to align with Banks, Corporations, Wallstreet etc etc
Not to mention his past.

2024-09-16 16:01:14

I’ve created such an echo chamber with the people and hashtags I follow that I have nothing else to add or say 🤪 That said, I love it.

2024-09-11 21:23:08

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Isn’t money already personal property in the UK? #Bitcoin is simply money. MoE, UoA, SoV.

2024-09-02 16:06:51

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Fuerteventura?

2024-09-02 14:53:11

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What makes him, the invention of #Bitcoin, so unique, surreal, is that it’s totally altruistic. Because humans are generally selfish, lazy creatures of habit, it’s hard for humans to invent something altruistic.

2024-09-01 16:20:21

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Then you ask, why even pay taxes, since they can just print the money?

2024-08-26 19:41:30

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Could be that people start figuring out that #Bitcoin is a much more efficient store of value. Then the whole real estate thing will come tumbling down. It’s already cracking in China and on the commercial real estate side elsewhere.

2024-08-25 15:48:03

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Couple of additions. “They” change the meaning of words, ala “1984,” to confuse us.
Newspeak was a language favored by the minions of Big Brother and, in Orwell's words, "designed to diminish the range of thought." Newspeak was characterized by the elimination or alteration of certain words, the substitution of one word for another, the interchangeability of parts of speech, and the creation of words for political purposes. The word has caught on in general use to refer to confusing or deceptive bureaucratic jargon.
Inflation is the increase in money supply, not the subsequent nominal price increase. That’s why, albeit manipulated, the CPI is actually the Consumer Price Index.
Inflation in a debt based system is simply increase in total debt. Government, State and Local, business and private. Currently $80 trillion in the US. So, rate of inflation would technically be the rate of increase in debt. Looking at their own data (see below) debt has doubled over the last 15 years.
Now, we also have productivity increases due to innovation and technological advances. Let’s say you go to McDonalds, there used to be three employees taking orders. Now there are three iPads. So the price of your burger should go down. Some literature estimates the productivity increases at 6-8% per year since ww2.
So “they” are really stealing your tax rate, let’s say 29%, plus productivity, 7%, plus real inflation, 7%. And yes, compound that every year. Crazy.
The CPI is meaningless, as it swaps out good quality goods for bad ones, reflects only delayed trickle down price effects of inflation and doesn’t include productivity increases.
It’s far worse than you describe. And believe it, “them” using the term inflation for everything confuses everyone on purpose.
That’s why everything has gone to 💩. See pics :) https://image.nostr.build/88f498b69a0f3fbc2a168a4d0f449edefe1effc919f4cf69e9f55569a02a1430.jpg https://image.nostr.build/33641055ace9ff2b3b8c8cdcdaae51542a1d7f59aa2c9a6e6910906eb6dd1d95.jpg

2024-08-25 02:59:30

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Grow grow grow. Money money money. Fiat thinking.

2024-08-23 00:25:40

Why should we obey their rules? We didn't agree to this. They forced this upon us. They have tricked you into thinking that choosing your own master, is the same as being free.
- https://jonesplantationfilm.com

2024-08-20 14:18:01

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💯

2024-08-19 23:14:16

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Charity by the robot owners?

2024-08-19 02:52:24

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The Jones Plantation

2024-08-17 15:23:08

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Collectively yes. Or one could say, the more solo miners there are, the more Blocks will be mined decentraly vs centrally.

2024-08-17 14:51:50

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To guess the number to win a block you need computing power. Centralized miners have a lot of computing power, a big computer in essence. A solo miner is a small computer. A lot of small decentralized computers add up to a lot of computing power to compete with centralized miners to win blocks.

2024-08-17 14:06:28

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#Bitcoin needs to be free, flow like water. Locked up it’s going to die.

2024-08-17 13:14:13

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Ironically, this would likely lead to mining decentralization. Everyone should have a small solo miner anyway.

2024-08-16 16:03:18

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#Bitcoin will not succeed if it doesn’t become a broadly used MoE soon. Because it needs to be highly distributed and not highly concentrated. Being concentrated in ETFs, strategic reserves and corporations allows it to be diluted through futures, derivatives and fractional reserves and hence also lose its SoV by essentially inflating it. Cornering Bitcoin as a SoV is an attack vector.

2024-08-15 12:17:30

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My feeling is that at USD $100k, #Bitcoin will start accelerating to infinity vs the USD. (Midpoint in the graph below). Measuring #Bitcoin in terms of USD will loose its relevance at $1million per #Bitcoin as it decouples and prices of assets, goods and services will be expressed in #Bitcoin directly. Just a feeling though, since you asked :) https://image.nostr.build/ad6f40c325bc7fbc6104dccc31cc57e58fdbb006a87609f9814fdb7b76de2a01.jpg

2024-08-14 20:58:27

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Nostr liberates us

2024-08-14 15:52:52

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It’s of course by design. Newspeak. Like, calling it inflation when it’s price increases. Calling it a vaccine when it’s not. Like calling him a woman when it’s a man. Like calling it capitalism when it’s communism. Etc etc. We are in trouble. We can’t clearly communicate.

2024-08-14 15:12:47

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They all work for the same people. Two sides of the same coin. Watch the movie the “The Jones Plantation.” I thought it sums it up pretty good.

2024-08-14 13:39:17

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These are price increases, not inflation

2024-08-12 17:28:19

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I think the more we are becoming like Oceania, accelerating towards a totalitarian world government, the more valuable will the #Nostr/#Bitcoin combination will be in terms of free commerce and free speech. I think it’ll be less of social media/entertainment, more like key infrastructure of the resistance.

2024-08-12 15:45:49

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Reuse/repair ✅
Disposable ❌

2024-08-12 13:46:15

I don’t like that the #Bitcoin USD exchange rate has been reconnected to the stock market trading algos. Stupid, really.

2024-08-12 00:51:56

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😝

2024-08-12 00:48:45

I don’t like that Big Brother is messing with our #Bitcoin.

2024-08-11 14:13:07

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How about you? Do you still support Lummis?

2024-08-09 15:32:41

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And the #Bitcoin/USD exchange rate reverted back to moving like a “risk” equity/NASDAQ. https://image.nostr.build/6c0e595ca35761fda6f3d3c82977a6ac5ee32e6bd65e5706d4aecc23b7174633.jpg

2024-08-09 14:47:09

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…and spend their now available time on wellness, growing healthy food, arts and crafts, creating beautiful places to live and inventions for ever accelerating abundance.

2024-08-08 21:01:18

What do people think about this?
BREAKING: 104 Mins ago - Jay-Z and Jack Dorsey-Backed Bitcoin Non-Profit Btrust Appoints Bitcoin Core Developer As Interim CEO

2024-08-08 20:55:44

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One integrated device; node, solo miner, relay. We have a lot to do on decentralization.

2024-08-08 15:56:46

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Firstly, people aren’t particularly good imho. Secondly, just mute the ones you don’t like. Follow and follow back the one you like as well as the hashtags you’re interested in. And voilà, you have a beautiful community without interference from algorithms.

2024-08-08 15:27:11

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Sorry, I posted this earlier, but to illustrate your point, the movie “the jones plantation” summarizes this perfectly. It’s so simple :)
https://jonesplantationfilm.com

2024-08-08 14:28:53

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The movie “The Jones Plantation” summarizes it brilliantly.
https://jonesplantationfilm.com

2024-08-08 00:53:52

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Understood. Just teach them the power of trustless and how to safeguard their keys.

2024-08-08 00:41:40

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Bitcoin is trustless….without needing to trust a third party or central institution.

2024-08-08 00:23:41

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He’s advocating limiting the #Bitcoin use to SoV (thus taxable), pushing for the USD to prevail, pro banks and corporations, a billionaire, bought leveraged Bitcoin with other peoples’ money, went to MIT…any other red flags? Probably not a maxi :)

2024-08-08 00:05:14

Lots of trolls on #Nostr lately 🤡

2024-08-08 00:02:52

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Without a fixed denominator you can neither store, nor measure value over time. Simple.

2024-08-07 23:08:57

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That makes as much sense as saying the USD and #Bitcoin will coexist.

2024-08-07 23:04:04

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Because the whole point of money is to have a fixed supply. #Bitcoin is the perfect money. https://image.nostr.build/82073e9756383fc9390534d0f3ade1f1d8dbd221ab157b5042110503e7baa84d.jpg

2024-08-07 16:38:11

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Grow grow grow. Money money money. Fiat thinking. Not bigger is better, better is better.

2024-08-07 14:54:15

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I feel #Nostr is more of a community thing. A two way street of equals, not so much “followers” to be talked at and engagement farming. More conversations, listening than X. The traditional “influencers” aren’t doing so well hear, because it’s less about narcissism. What I feel.

2024-08-06 21:22:16

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💯

2024-08-06 00:51:46

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Well said. And what will communities look like? In the vein of decentralization, we may end up moving toward small communities, tribes (or some #Bit coiners refer to them as citadels) of like minded peoples in the pursuit of their happiness.
Which led me to look at how American Indians organized. They seemed to, within their tribes, live so harmoniously amongst themselves and with nature.
American Indians organized many decisions around family units and tribal councils. One way to illustrate how it works is to look how American Indians disincentivized bad behavior.
Now probably the first thing to know about Native American history is that there was very little crime. Perhaps crime and punishment go with Western Industrial-type nations. Historically, travelers to the outermost regions of Native America commented on how honest and how little crime existed.
So what did they do if one of their own committed a “crime”?
Firstly, tgere were no jails. Secondly, while all tribes were different, in matters of severe offenses, the family or the clan usually dealt with the offender. Often the person guilty of the crime was “sentenced” to go away from the tribe and try to make it on his own — which in the long ago past, was almost a testiment to a death sentence. In the Lakota tribe there is a reference in the book, WATER LILY, about the offender having to make restitution with the family by taking a role in the family. Usually such people were so happy to not be put out of the tribe, that they became the best family members of all. Imagine if this were so in our society today? That the offender had to make restitution with the family for his acts? What do you think might be the result? Less crime, perhaps?
In the Creek society, as well as the Blackfeet, the crime of adultery (for women only) was a cut off nose — the tip of the nose. This was usually performed at the request of the offending husband and was done by the society that he belonged to.
As far as stealing is concerned, it was almost unheard of. George Catlin remarked that in all his travels in Native America he had never had one single thing taken from him, or even a hand lifted against him. In truth, one young man made quite a journey to join Catlin in order to return to him some of his property. However, if stealing had been done, the offending party again made restitution with the “victim” by supplying them with whatever they needed in return. Seems a much simplier process, doesn’t it? Make up the damage one has done to the person who has been harmed, himself.
Besides almost non-existent crime, there was also no poverty. Some people were more prosperous than others — such has always been the case amongst a people. But noone went hungry when there was food to be had within the tribe, nor did anyone go without.
And if a culture is known by its humanity towards others and the material condition of its people, then I would have to say that American Indians were, indeed, a culture to be proud.
#Bitcoin . Fix the money, fix the world.
#Bitcoin . It’s the only chance we have.
Parts extracted verbatim from CRIME & PUNISHMENT — Native American Style
October 14, 2008 by Karen Kay

2024-08-05 01:33:07

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Big brother

2024-08-05 00:36:58

Turns out #Bitcoin is the canary in the coal mine.

2024-08-04 18:15:34

Hopefully the ETFs will wash out. They are bad for adoption. Them, their strategic reserve, Tether, futures, the whole crypto shitcoin business, the seized Bitcoin stacks. All need to wash out before real adoption.

2024-08-04 17:45:08

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Then you have to think about motivation, why? Any thoughts?

2024-08-04 13:55:24

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Agree. Values of companies, commodities, currencies and money are all different things. And where is real estate, art etc. and why express all of this in USD? Seems like a list of random stuff measured in random stuff.

2024-08-04 13:47:26

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#nevent1q…lhur

2024-08-04 13:11:52

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They already have that. It’s called the GAO. How has that worked out?

2024-08-04 12:23:13

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Where is the USD and the other currencies? Not sure how much sense it makes to compare #Bitcoin to the value of a company? Apples and Oranges?

2024-08-03 21:49:32

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The total debt is $80 trillion. Have to include private, state and local and business. https://image.nostr.build/f1895adb5645a29584854f1e19e991fe35a2ac87734b38520ff2ebea1c9d3600.jpg

2024-08-03 21:30:19

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It’s an auto-immune syndrome, attacking an individual’s most inflammatory weakness….best way to measure, excess deaths.

2024-08-03 13:16:22

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I don’t understand why you’re lost in the weeds? It’s just more money printing. In a debt based system, ubi and potential loans are all just money printing by a different name. And, in this case, it’s just giving out peanuts to the poor to keep them quiet while allocating property to the elite. At the end, you end up like the Soviet Union. With a non productive, complacent and apathetic society that doesn’t produce anything of value. That then implodes.

2024-08-03 01:16:23

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That’s about the time they made him step down as ceo and told him to change the narrative?

2024-08-02 22:57:07

Since we (maxis) are not exchanging #Bitcoin for fiat, since logically, it makes no sense to exchange Bitcoin for fiat, leaves the central planners (ETFs, Tether, seized BTC, futures etc) as the simplest explanation. We can do the same thing in the other direction! Time to fight them.

2024-08-02 18:59:57

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A couple of thoughts on democracy:
1. There’s no way to corroborate your vote, so the outcome is not related to your vote
2. My (or Mencken’s really), on why democracy doesn’t work, from a previous post below.
3. But, specifically re Referrenda. The masses are easily manipulated and exhibit a dangerous mob mentality. Neil Oliver’s example of the tyranny of the masses is a good illustration of it. He didn’t want to wear a mask in a plane, as we all know, these masks didn’t work…
4. ….”I'm not a slave. Yeah, I'm <not going to wear one>. But then you turn right down into the body of the plane and be 299 people with face masks on, glaring, glaring at me. And I would think it's this close. If If someone gave the signal to, Let's pin this guy down in the aisle. Let's eat him. Yeah. You could see suddenly, you could see, I am actually at risk here, not from the establishment necessarily, not from the government in this moment.”
#note1rwd…vrd5

2024-08-02 18:26:26

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Central planners are currently confusing everyone, keeping the #Bitcoin/USD exchange down by slushing Bitcoin around between Seized/ETFs/Tether/Futures. Essentially buying and selling to themselves at manipulated prices. Propping up the USD, allowing them to back fill losses with minimally printed money. To avoid a rapid collapse of the system. Can’t have the stock market collapse at the same time Bitcoin go to 100k….
Example, today’s manipulation: https://image.nostr.build/649989574a3850f4bed998b368763d0e12ff5d8140659baeaf0e72d216a705f7.jpg

2024-08-02 18:10:14

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💯…Today’s intervention https://image.nostr.build/3276b12f727b7ced99219c4a1c3ecb7d93befb975a37b03d513dbb2d44306b73.jpg

2024-08-01 17:49:43

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U.S. debts is almost $80 trillion btw
Whether you get a mortgage or a business borrows money, it’s all printed money out of thin air.
State and local+ federal+household+business https://image.nostr.build/f1895adb5645a29584854f1e19e991fe35a2ac87734b38520ff2ebea1c9d3600.jpg

2024-08-01 16:21:10

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Or could it be the government slushing around #Bitcoin between seized funds, tether, etfs, futures, etc?

2024-08-01 15:49:37

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This can go on for quite some time. Between futures, etfs, seized BTC, Tether etc, they can buy and sell to themselves, making up potential losses by printing a little bit of money. A strategic reserve would make it even easier. At the same time, have Tucker and Snowden spread privacy FUD and all the other attack vectors…

2024-08-01 15:32:27

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Don’t trust anyone