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The Ford Explorer chase through the streets of Bogata in Clear and Present Danger is better than 90% of action sequences since.
wtf was going on in 1994?
GN
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Deleted my Nostr today.
GN
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If you get enough visitors you could probably build a racoon obstacle course 😅
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I’ll take the blame. I’m the blame b$?!h
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Nostr must slow down developing its freedom-loving and positive-toxicity-induced culture. If we continue on this trajectory, we may cause corporation-destructive and self-orienting people, that stop consuming what is being fed to them. This, needless to say, may cause collapse of the established structures and societal norms, resulting in narrower gap between elites and privileged aristocrats.
This is irresponsible behavior, and we must carefully consider the pace of the spread of positivity in the world.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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@nprofile…vqmk and myself were just having a "Shrooms" convo on one of her threads🥳. You ever had Golden teachers🥳. Your every 5th post contains pictures of them🧐😂.
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They all “deleted” nostr, since our “culture” is fucked up, apparently 🤣😂🤣
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Bitcoin’s resilience amid the CLARITY Act impasse exposes a limit to political authority: a global monetary network does not require Washington’s agreement to retain demand. "Reported market context" (https://www.barrons.com/articles/bitcoin-price-strategy-stock-cryptos-92194df2)
Price action alone cannot prove that the state is irrelevant. It can, however, challenge the assumption that legislative approval is the foundation of Bitcoin’s value.
Governments can influence access, institutional participation and the cost of doing business. Their decisions have consequences. But political uncertainty does not automatically erase the reasons people hold Bitcoin.
The distinction is between influence and indispensability.
Regulatory clarity matters to businesses operating within a jurisdiction. Bitcoin’s continued operation does not depend on that jurisdiction reaching clarity.
The longer political institutions confuse their power to regulate participation with the power to confer legitimacy, the more clearly they expose the limits of their role.
#Bitcoin #ClarityAct #MonetarySovereignty #Decentralisation
From puppy to full grown Kangal dog in just two years.
[📹 Halil Yetişir] https://birobela.blossom.band/c2b53e53143c326b34340266e8b22ccd8c39e4e7308661accde019c26d9450cc.mp4
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They ran out of tolerance for broken Nostr clients /j
May I have your attention please:
@nprofile…w9ld sucks tranny dick.
That is all.
Glad to hear you are alright!
All good on my side too, the fam and doggo are all good! Ping me on TG sometimes when you have time and have gone for long, I almost did myself but figured you were maybe busy and I didn’t want to add to it. 🫂🫂🫂
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The one nice thing about our shitty hospital back home is that they would designate me a caregiver and charge my meals to our insurance, because fuck those insurance companies.
They don't do that here. I just paid $22 for my dinner.
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Hey! Long time no see! 🫂🫂🫂
How have you been, sis?
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Bitcoin doesn't fail if other chains provide utility
we've always had different value transfer networks that people have used for their own reasons and convenience
#nevent1q…mhtg
What a landing 👏 https://birobela.blossom.band/95f205f70e5c458b8c15b229befa4604cff39c27ad66e76edd6ed7c6ff6dbd8f.mp4
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📰 **In this week's issue:**
🌟 Crypto Clarity Act Update
"The Senate just killed the Clarity Act 49-50. Crypto spent hundreds of millions lobbying for it. Bitcoin dropped below $..."
— Paris
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📚 Read now: https://nostrmag.com/article/w38bitcoin01
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Are any of us really here, though?
Your passport was valid. Your flight was booked. The system couldn’t process you.
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On 18 September, an e-gate outage disrupted Sydney and other Australian international airports, forcing manual passenger processing. Service was restored by 11am; the cause remained under investigation. "Report" (https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/incidents/sydney-airport-hit-with-system-outage/news-story/8e9227909db6fed27b515c16b2c243c0)
That should provoke a serious question: how much of our freedom depends on a service desk somewhere remaining online?
A properly decentralised blockchain is designed so that losing one operator does not mean losing the shared record. Independent nodes retain and verify it. Bitcoin’s architecture makes verification possible without relying on a single central intermediary. "Bitcoin whitepaper" (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf)
But precision matters. Blockchains can fail. A working ledger cannot repair a broken airport network, biometric scanner or gate. We do not yet know whether a blockchain would have prevented this incident. Conventional distributed infrastructure can also provide resilience.
The principle worth demanding is this: one service failing should not make everyone’s credentials unverifiable. Passport details should remain private, with cryptographic verification and carefully designed fallback procedures.
Then comes the political tension.
“Fiat governments will never adopt blockchain” is too absolute. Central banks are already pursuing it. The ECB’s stated ambition includes preserving central bank money’s role in a tokenised financial system. "Reuters" (https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/ecb-should-embrace-blockchain-safeguard-its-role-schnabel-says-2026-08-28/)
My argument is that governments will readily adopt the machinery while resisting the surrender of unilateral control.
A ledger they administer fits existing power structures. A monetary network whose rules they cannot unilaterally rewrite presents a different proposition.
The same independence that protects a system from an operator’s failure also limits that operator’s authority.
Adopting blockchain is easy compared with accepting that you are no longer its final authority.
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Or, be like @nprofile…3wq8 and build something worse with your VC money, then complain about Nostr and call everyone losers, then not deliver a product anyone wants to use, and then go back to Xitter and act like you deserve a prize.
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