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2026-10-07 03:30:45 UTC

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Man, truly sorry.
Lay up treasures in heaven. No guarantees here.

2026-10-06 04:08:18 UTC

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Preach

2026-10-05 03:48:50 UTC

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This world is so sad.

2026-09-23 21:35:07 UTC

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The moment when you realize you’re taking to an ai not a person…

2026-09-23 21:31:22 UTC

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I’m guessing there is a break even point in which the speed gain from not moving eyes from side to side is worth it. One could have a pause and physical copy with a page number to stop and ponder. Like listening to a podcast on 2x speed until something complex comes up.

2026-09-23 21:21:00 UTC

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But if you double the speed that would more than make up for some lost comprehension. Sounds like a good tradeoff.

2026-09-23 21:16:19 UTC

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I’m picturing a kindle app that you set the speed and just get one word at a time. I think scanning left to right takes longer. I wonder if it exists.

2026-09-21 18:21:09 UTC

Weaponizong the dollar…. It will backfire at some point.
#nevent1q…hjq9

2026-09-21 03:47:13 UTC

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Or her* :)
Just finished From Genesis to Junia. Great read.

2026-09-18 20:10:09 UTC

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Scam?

2026-09-18 04:26:30 UTC

God loves you.

2026-09-13 13:38:30 UTC

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You’re on fire.

2026-09-12 13:13:27 UTC

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lol. It was on my list. I love Giacomo and Saif. JW has had some great insights but generally ridiculous.

2026-09-09 16:32:38 UTC

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What if they use a vpn and everyone is booted?

2026-09-06 20:27:17 UTC

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Interesting. I cannot fathom how the problem of evil causes someone to lose faith.
I appreciate your response and I agree with almost all of it. My impression when hearing him is that he very much enjoys giving a picture of the Bible being unreliable, which I think is absolutely false.

2026-09-05 14:43:49 UTC

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Agreed.

2026-09-04 19:18:26 UTC

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He was being interviewed on a show by some Lutheran so impressed by his work that the interviewer got the impression that the Bible is to not be trusted at all due to all the errors. Bart clearly gives this impression but when pressed, he admits that it is what it is. There are tons of manuscripts which is the reason there are so many small and almost always insignificant variations.
I have not read his books but have listened to a couple of his debates. One of which, put on by the founder of the Ehrman Project.

2026-09-04 16:53:54 UTC

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Dang. These governments suck. Kill a bunch of conscripted soldiers on both sides then start trading civilian shots.

2026-09-04 03:02:13 UTC

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Honestly, Ehrman is lame. He was asked what the Bible likely really said…. Shocker, his answer was that it would have looked pretty much like any of the Bibles now. He’s pretty much a troll at this point.

2026-09-04 02:53:32 UTC

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Okay, but are there specific words that are more likely to be big, stick etc.? If not, they’re roughly equally likely to be chosen, therefore it’s random. The only rational argument I can see is if you don’t properly mix the papers. I call BS on those papers.

2026-09-03 19:50:30 UTC

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If God doesn’t exist there are no moral absolutes, just flavors, opinions and preferences. No oughts or right and wrongs.

2026-09-03 19:49:10 UTC

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I think it’s very random.

2026-09-03 19:47:18 UTC

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That is the strangest sabotage ever.

2026-09-03 18:18:37 UTC

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What does a magnifying glass have to do with climate change? I’m so confused.

2026-09-03 13:58:48 UTC

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Maybe a load that is clearish so it doesn’t obviously need to be cleaned off.
Cameras are getting small (look at the iPhone). These could, and probably are, getting almost impossible to detect.
Jack, keep us looking forward as we enter the dystopia together.

2026-09-02 23:40:28 UTC

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Nick is the best.

2026-09-02 14:53:08 UTC

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Why isn’t everyone just drawing 11 words from a hat and deriving the checksum?

2026-09-02 13:59:58 UTC

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I don’t know what a carrier should optimally look like. Maybe to granulated of a video. ?

2026-09-01 13:09:11 UTC

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Before my time

2026-08-31 16:05:02 UTC

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I wouldn’t say a level up. Just different. Both are good I think.

2026-08-26 13:34:34 UTC

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Fun fact: My uncle danced with her on stage when she was still cool.

2026-08-26 13:26:19 UTC

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Have you heard of the company that is putting the cameras on street lights? Much harder to see and deal with. Can’t remember their name.

2026-08-24 12:39:04 UTC

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But then the phone is on the body generally. I tested the EMF’s on my Bluetooth headphones (cushy Anchor ones) and couldn’t detect much by the ears.
I also like the Wavtubes because at least the EMF’s are away from the brain.

2026-08-23 19:11:37 UTC

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He’s genius otherwise. I thought maybe I just didn’t understand his project.

2026-08-20 17:05:53 UTC

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My sister loves teaching the Simply Charlotte Mason curriculum to her high schoolers.

2026-08-20 16:34:22 UTC

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Yes. I wish we could just get bip-39 into core to start.
Then open source heavily reviews software non-Bitcoin specific hardware.

2026-08-18 14:37:27 UTC

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Okay, since I replied in a snarky way to you, my punishment is that I have to reply once more.
Let’s recap. Toxic said that Christians are essentially weak cowards. My response is that even if that’s true, it doesn’t make us wrong. People that are stupid, cowards etc believe all sorts of true things. (Furthermore this is an obviously false, bigoted claim).
I said that gravity is predictive and so is the Bible, though I didn’t claim gravity and prophecy are as easy to discern.
I don’t use prophecy is an argument because there’s multiple steps involved to determine whether the Old Testament is a reliable document and whether the New Testament has reliable documents. Furthermore, most prophecy is in sections of literature that are highly symbolic and the New Testament has hundreds of breadcrumbs, not a flashing prophecy sign, This is very foreign to us western readers and we are generally too lazy to go back and understand it. I’ll be short for people who don’t want to go read better explanations elsewhere.
By external, I should have been more precise. The Bible is not 1 book, it’s a collection of writings over thousands of years. Many things spoken of in the Old Testament have been validated archaeologically (sometimes after hundreds of years of skepticism) and many things have been verified in the New. Many things have lined up with physical archeology, monetary units, distances, current exchange rates, complex political structures, percentages of popular names at that particular time and region etc. The claims made by the gospel writers are more likely trustworthy than not. (See Simon Greenleaf, who helped found Harvard Law, in his little book Testimony of the Evangelists) Most died for what they claimed.
Now, these people saw and heard Jesus speak. They saw things like him strangely ride into Jerusalem on a colt donkey as was predicted, his bones not get broken during his crucifixion (not normal) or the “Passover lamb” dying at the time of Passover.
I’m not sure exactly what passage you’re referring to (there are several in different contexts, none fitting what you seem to refer to) but Jesus did come back. He did NOT “come back” in a wooden, literalistic sense. The whole Bible has God “coming” in a figurative way to say that his judgement is coming. And in 70 AD the Romans sacked the corrupt Jerusalem violently slaughtering people. When they surrounded, many Christians fled exactly as he predicted and survived. If you’re thinking of John 14:3, I don’t see any clear prediction that can be falsified unless one thinks that he must be literally taking them away. There are several views on what he’s getting at here but this is pre-death.
If I lumped you in with the pompous skeptics that just want to hurl illogical stones, I apologize.

2026-08-18 00:09:40 UTC

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Putting words in my mouth. Things I absolutely don’t believe. Another troll.
But I’m proud of you for using AI to come up with something as I suggested.
Your parents and teachers should be ashamed of themselves.
Moving on.

2026-08-17 22:20:32 UTC

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I will not pull you back in. You’re convinced of your position and unwilling to evaluate further. Good day.

2026-08-17 22:19:05 UTC

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You could do some ai searches for the basic concept. There’s external validation of many of the fulfilled prophecies. I’d recommend the book above for a deep dive. Honestly, I think this argument is not the first one to start with because it’s deep in the historical weeds.

2026-08-17 19:41:51 UTC

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To say that various people/religions claim truth says nothing of whether none, some or one of them are indeed true.
You’re frankly out of your depth saying there is no evidence. There is massive, overwhelming evidence to anyone who honestly looks at the facts. If you’d like evidence, feel free to ask.
The atheists who claim theists are pompous for following evidence and claiming to have found the most rational answer then just shirk doing homework while lobbing insults at theists, are showing their lack of intellectual credibility.

2026-08-17 16:29:09 UTC

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First, I didn’t say they were equivalent on every way, just that they’re both true. Don’t be stubborn like Toxic and argue straw men.
Second, you may want to check out a book called Evidence that Demands a Verdict. Interestingly, a weird part of Christianity is that there were hundreds of prophecies fulfilled in the person of Jesus. (And some after) So you can actually test many claims. The case for the existence of God goes much deeper than that but it speaks to verifiable historical predictions.

2026-08-17 03:27:11 UTC

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Not sure what you mean. My point was simply that gravity and Christianity are both true. Stupid people can believe both. Of the Bible is correct, he is/was eternal so just because he wasn’t on the earth doesn’t mean he didn’t exist.

2026-08-16 21:15:27 UTC

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Maybe you just haven’t experienced or properly vetted it. Don’t trust your doubts, verify.

2026-08-16 13:45:54 UTC

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Cute, but not making good arguments.

2026-08-16 13:32:36 UTC

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No way but forward in our convictions. It will be a life well lived.

2026-08-16 13:29:10 UTC

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I didn’t see the comment so I don’t know what he claimed. It’s not arrogant to claim to be correct. Everyone who has an opinion claims to be correct. Christianity is correct. Whether weaklings and cowards accept that fact is totally beside the point to whether it’s true. Weaklings and cowards also accept the fact that gravity exists. Don’t let either fact hurt your feels.

2026-08-12 13:56:29 UTC

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Giacomo is the best bitcoiner.

2026-08-07 23:46:07 UTC

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Never buy Bitcoin hardware, especially from randos online.

2026-08-07 23:42:00 UTC

Tell me you don’t understand Bitcoin security without telling me you don’t understand Bitcoin security.
Buy Bitcoin hardware from an anon rando.
#nevent1q…aepj

2026-08-05 15:18:07 UTC

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-Multisig for security.
-Charity for diversification.
-God for insurance. If all else fails, He remains. There is always hope.

2026-08-04 21:28:06 UTC

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Have you reviewed the strategies from these guys? Open source, non-BTC specific hardware advocated by Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious.

2026-08-04 00:40:01 UTC

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Yeah, but many people concerned with how we do Bitcoin security think we should be using Bitcoin Core as the most reviewed wallet. Would you agree that would greatly reduce risk?

2026-08-03 18:53:17 UTC

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We appreciate you guys. It’s a learning experience for us all. If you guys see this, I hope we can heal the industry, making solid, user-friendly storage solutions. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack from NVK for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 18:47:07 UTC

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He also said not to use hardware wallets.

2026-08-03 16:14:53 UTC

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2026-08-03 16:10:52 UTC

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Not sure but… people have been warning about this. We need better solutions.
Let’s heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 15:36:44 UTC

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Let’s heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:41:12 UTC

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Yes. Aaaaand.
Let’s heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:35:57 UTC

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Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:34:56 UTC

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JW did call that Coldcard would get hacked and/or rug several years ago.
Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:27:13 UTC

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Yep. We need to come back stronger.
Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:23:44 UTC

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What about this message I’ve been spreading to learn from errors?
Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:22:33 UTC

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This is what I’ve been spreading. You agree?
Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:21:42 UTC

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2026-08-03 14:21:13 UTC

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2026-08-03 14:20:38 UTC

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2026-08-03 14:19:09 UTC

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JW predicted this or something similar would happen to Coldcard. Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:16:13 UTC

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Makes sense. W need to heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:14:10 UTC

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Easy to do. This is all really difficult to parse through. I’ve posted this under other notes because I think it’s important.
Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-03 14:12:59 UTC

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2026-08-03 14:12:48 UTC

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2026-08-03 14:09:56 UTC

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2026-08-03 14:07:48 UTC

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Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Elic Curious

2026-08-03 14:00:48 UTC

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2026-08-03 13:58:51 UTC

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People predicted this or something like this would happen. (JW even specifically said Coldcard)
Heal the industry. Follow and work with the guys advocating against hardware wallets and taking flack for years. Open source, non-BTC specific hardware. Seedsigner BtcCuracao JW Weatherman heavilyarmedc BenWestgate Peter Todd Robert Maxwell Robert Spigler LibertyMugs and Epic Curious

2026-08-02 00:16:43 UTC

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And it’s months later. Someone reposted Gigi’s comment.

2026-08-02 00:15:56 UTC

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Nah. Just saw what was written.
This is a big deal. The industry seems to have totally went the wrong direction. And the people who are trying to steer it back were ridiculed rather than interacted with honestly.

2026-08-01 22:52:41 UTC

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Yep.
If he wasn’t so annoying, maybe he could have convinced enough people to join him. If so, maybe they could have helped him spread it to the masses and created simpler setups with the same principle.

2024-09-21 18:53:41 UTC

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What did you think of the Ken Berry And Paul Saladino discussion? I thought Paul made a good case that if you’re active, fruit and honey should be fine. He also made some points on Saif’s podcast.
I must say, carnivore was great for me, turning my health around, but incorporating some sourdough, fruit and honey has been enjoyable and I feel a bit better. Not sure if it’s correlation or causation.

2024-09-19 12:45:53 UTC

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I appreciate this.
I can’t help but feel that this comes a bit short. An attacker could be on the upstream side of a company as well. Not to mention they could be complicit in the attack.
Seedsigner would seem to fix some of these issues.

2024-09-18 22:23:20 UTC

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They’d just put a super small chip and steal your money before doing this.

2024-09-18 16:31:03 UTC

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Exactly the right question. Of course we all wish we could buy some $100 device and have it protect our wealth. I’m less and less inclined to think this is the way forward.
The fiat system with AI bots stealing identities, KYC, surveillance, and hackers also isn’t the way.

2024-09-18 16:26:41 UTC

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I’m not sure exactly what the quote is trying to communicate.
Is the right answer that there is never a right answer?
Open-mindedness, exploration and understanding are tools to approach truth.

2024-09-17 15:26:17 UTC

My peace loving side: this is disgusting. #endwar
My boy side: what an awesome attack #note1g5q…wf2j

2024-09-16 12:25:27 UTC

Great host. Great book. Have a listen! #note17xw…z3te

2024-09-08 04:15:50 UTC

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Cool! This is the best time of the year to do it? I guess the grass fills in over winter.

2024-09-04 14:30:02 UTC

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I think someone debunked this. And isn’t Alfred a shitcoiner? I think he blocked me long ago.

2024-09-02 13:09:23 UTC

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Probably dumb questions:
If I understand this correctly this is valuable for setting up a new phone where the cell number is not linked to your personal identity, correct?
-It wouldn’t really be worth porting a KYC number because you’re also porting identity?
-You’d still want to use tor/vpn and no location data in order to protect identity?
I guess I’m just trying to understand the flow for a privacy stack.

2024-09-02 05:34:14 UTC

Fascinating story. #note1rcx…umvw

2024-09-02 04:58:07 UTC

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I like Craig very much.

2024-09-02 04:52:49 UTC

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:( The dystopia is real.
I suggest an honest evaluation whether the Christian faith is real, and therefore if there hope beyond this shitshow of a planet we have created for ourselves. Seriously.

2024-09-02 04:49:02 UTC

This RFK clip is an absolute truth bomb. I’m so grateful that we have people out there like him getting in front of normies. Hopefully we wake up from our foolish, drunken support of these disgusting wars. #note1rw4…xs4h

2024-09-01 12:42:33 UTC

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When did she use this phrase? My understanding is that she didn’t.

2024-09-01 12:42:18 UTC

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When did she use this phrase? My understanding is that she didn’t.

2024-08-31 15:57:02 UTC

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I think I just lost some brain cells… haha

2024-08-31 14:18:30 UTC

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It’s a tricky task to predict a free market! I think different cultures would look different. Followed for your thoughtful comment.

2024-08-31 03:16:29 UTC

…the FBI must be busy doing much more important things than saving children… #note1mvn…dhhh

2024-08-31 03:04:22 UTC

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Radical Personal Finance episode 1012: A Useful Framework to Find and Attract the Spouse of Your Dreams

2024-08-29 13:39:15 UTC

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Interesting. I guess I just assumed since I couldn’t find them at Home Depot, I couldn’t purchase them anymore. Thanks for the tip.
Any opinion on the Nira lights? For the price I’m not sure if it’s worth it if we can find incandescents.