Merc Clowdrunner

None of my friends are celebrating what happened to Charlie today. None of my friends are taking up arms and declaring war who the internet has declared as responsible.
The accounts online pushing for violence from both sides are not your everyday citizens, they are primarily bots, mentally ill, or domestic / foreign government agencies pushing for war.
Love you all, don’t fall for the trap.

2025-09-11 08:09:21 CEST

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Bingo

2025-09-06 20:15:59 CEST

After selling insurance I was self employed and struggled to get a home loan in the states. So I did the reasonable thing and went to work for a small loc bank as a teller. They hired me as a loan officer.
I learned that when you walk into a a bank and deposit a 100k you can basically do whatever you want.
Our bank charged 2% above the fed rate and called it our prime rate. Mr. 100k paid the fed rate. Our bank charged loan origination fees, Mr. 100k did not. Our bank had to see and be a first or close second position on every bit of collateral often times way above what was lent out.
We just took Mr. 100k’s word for it. After his deal was paid he took out his 100k and went to the next bank.
We wrecked every small business owner in fees, interest, and busy work. People with great credit scores and no debt we wrecked.

2025-09-06 01:00:23 CEST

I sold insurance for State Farm for a whopping 6 months. Having the head agent sit in my office and pressure me to call all my family was bizarre to say the least. (I didn’t give in).
One day I asked why we would ever sell whole life insurance to anybody when we could just help them open an IRA.
The answer was people feel like they have to pay life insurance they don’t feel like they have to co tribute to their IRA.
I quit the next day.
Lesson learned, BTC takes it to another level
I want to stack sats I don’t feel like I have to

2025-09-05 17:03:32 CEST

Life hack of the day…
Subsidized students loans into btc, stay in school forever.

2025-08-29 18:26:45 CEST

Finally bit the bullet and permanently deleted Facebook/Instagram. Hadn’t posted on either for years, justified keeping for marketplace and connecting with family. Ultimately just turns into a major time suck.
I wish platforms like rumble offered more utility when it came to “how-to videos” because YouTube is another hunk of algorithmic time suckerey

2025-08-07 05:42:44 CEST

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Check check and check

2025-08-06 14:43:17 CEST

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塞翁失馬

2025-07-22 18:43:38 CEST

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The USA like to make everything the USA’s business lol. Thanks for the reply, I wonder how the locals feel, and if there’s civil unrest around it. The bitcoin adoption is what I respect about Bukele, taking the money away from government control will forever change El Salvador.

2025-07-22 04:32:33 CEST

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What’s the crime?

2025-07-20 15:40:02 CEST

GM all, you can just take a Sunday.

2025-07-20 02:25:12 CEST

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Love to hear your ponderings if you care to share.

2025-04-30 01:33:18 CEST

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Still can’t zap

2025-04-30 01:30:38 CEST

MSTR with the fatty gains in the last 2 weeks

2025-04-23 14:37:19 CEST

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Whatcha got?

2025-04-17 22:21:30 CEST

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Yeet!

2025-04-16 15:57:07 CEST

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Really good albums, usually digitally.

2025-04-11 16:51:39 CEST

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Lori McKenna sings a beautiful song about staying humble and kind.

2025-04-02 16:40:08 CEST

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Love this, is this a pass fail class?

2025-04-02 02:19:23 CEST

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Thank you

2025-03-27 22:48:37 CET

/_/\
( o.o )
> ^ <
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| BTC |
|_______|

2025-03-27 22:45:28 CET

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Sick

2025-03-27 22:45:01 CET

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Muppet all day

2025-03-27 13:28:25 CET

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What about Venice

2025-03-27 04:50:32 CET

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Where’s the hidden internet money in the 🥜

2025-03-27 04:48:56 CET

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You sure about that?

2025-03-27 01:01:13 CET

When I think about a mechanism of prevention for economic criminals, I think about the work I need to do to educate myself enough that I can reduce the impact of nefarious characters from taking advantage of my resources.
This takes a lot of brain power with fiat, not so much with btc.

2025-03-27 00:59:01 CET

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When I think about a mechanism of prevention, I think about the work I need to do to educate myself enough that I can reduce the impact of nefarious characters from taking advantage of my resources.
This takes a lot of brain power with fiat. It takes significantly less with bitcoin.

2025-03-26 19:54:59 CET

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Can some one explain this, in simpler terms?

2025-03-26 16:07:36 CET

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No doubt there are times that btc puts a pit in my stomach. I pray that I’m right about the gamble, the one thing I find solace in is making sure I’m useful in society regardless.
#chaseeducation

2025-03-26 12:59:57 CET

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I think the anarcho-capitalism is the catalyst to take the runaway money away from our irresponsible government and put it back in the hands of the people.
Eventually the deflation of btc and inflation of fiat meet and without a way to print itself into relevance the government will have no choice but to downsize and adopt a more libertarian inspired regime.
Until then welcome to the angry mob of nostriches on a drunken style bender of hoarding magic internet money!

2025-03-26 12:46:20 CET

Gm, riding the bus this fine morning, spend less on fuel and more on btc

2025-03-26 01:24:28 CET

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Been going full retard for years!

2025-03-26 00:59:12 CET

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What’s the truth then?

2025-03-26 00:56:57 CET

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I can help provide you some info on running the node, it’s not complicated. Easiest plug and play way I’ve found take an old laptop clear the hard drive and put Ubuntu on it download bitcoin core from the App Store and hit go. Depending on how much space you have on the hard drive will determine if you run a full or partial node but either is fine. Mines running on an old 2011 MacBook.

2025-03-25 19:30:17 CET

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Yea I looked at that just didn’t know who to go with, guess I’ll throw the dart.

2025-03-25 17:38:38 CET

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Anyone wanna help me decide who to buy from?

2025-03-25 13:37:44 CET

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We’ve been waiting for you anon

2025-03-25 12:57:23 CET

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I've given this a lot of thought, and I think the impacts of AI will only exacerbate the existing power dynamics. The wealthy controllers of production will use AI to create new ways to drive a wedge between the haves and have-nots, exploiting fears and scarcity to maintain their grip on power. (Very Marxist I know)
One potential way to counter this is through decentralized platforms like Bitcoin and Nostr, which offers a viable alternative to the traditional monetary and information systems that workers have no control over.
By providing a means for workers to opt out of the system and self-sovereign their lives, Bitcoin and Nostr can help to empower individuals and challenge the existing power structures.
As someone who's busy raising a family, working, and trying to stay informed about politics, I've found that running a Bitcoin node (I need to figure out a Nostr node next) is a way for me to maintain a permanent vote for free speech, privacy, and a fixed money supply.
No talking heads from the media needed to inform my decision. No fear of AI, inflation, the stock market, or politics when my mind is quiet.
I cast my vote by running the node (it cost virtually nothing) shut off the news, talk about decentralization to the point of being annoying to my friends, family, and coworkers and carry on with my life.

2025-03-25 04:40:00 CET

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It is indeed primal, would you suggest something different?

2025-03-25 04:34:49 CET

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Not only that but my profile shows I have 2 followers but my notifications show way more so I’m not quite sure what’s going on with it.

2025-03-24 16:43:53 CET

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If you like westerns “Slow West” is a beautiful artsy film and “The Proposition” is a phenomenal Australian western.

2025-03-24 12:36:07 CET

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@nprofile…mark video idea? I would love to hear your thoughts on this.

2025-03-24 12:31:15 CET

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I use iOS parental settings to block safari and app downloading all together. I keep nostr but set a daily time limit (even though I don’t need to because it’s not full of clickbait, porn, and doom scrolling.) I have my wife out in the passcode so I don’t have it. It’s really the only way to smart phone.

2025-03-21 14:52:00 CET

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Kratter is the man!
#nevent1q…jt2n

2025-03-21 14:50:17 CET

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You’re the man Matthew, thank you for all that you do.

2025-03-21 14:26:43 CET

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LFG!

2025-03-20 19:45:11 CET

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This all day
#nevent1q…dx2q

2025-03-20 17:57:09 CET

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Edit Nostr not Primal

2025-03-20 16:47:21 CET

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Primal is a tool designed for you to program and use according to your own goals and agenda; X is an algorithm designed to program and use you like a tool according to X’s goals and agenda
#nevent1q…slen

2025-03-20 14:03:09 CET

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Get that wallet open!

2025-03-20 13:27:34 CET

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This is a good tweet of a good tweet.
#nevent1q…szkg

2025-03-20 13:13:39 CET

My first introduction to Bitcoin was in 2014. I was driving from California to New York, picking up hitchhikers on Craigslist Rideshare along the way. One of the most memorable passengers I had was a guy I affectionately call 'Ginger Jesus', who I met in Sturgis, SD. We spent hours hypermiling my Honda Civic to Chicago, taking turns pushing the limits of fuel efficiency.
What stuck with me about Ginger Jesus was his enthusiasm for Bitcoin. He had made a small fortune as an early adopter and was fresh back from a trip to Brazil.
Despite his best efforts to educate me on the merits of cryptocurrency, I was too distracted by my own interests at the time - namely, binge drinking, experimenting with hallucinogenic drugs, and trying (unsuccessfully) to woo smart college girls who were way out of my league.
To be honest, I was also going through a bit of a faith crisis, having grown up Mormon and starting to question the teachings of all that I had been told to believe.
So when Ginger Jesus started preaching about the gospel of Bitcoin, I was skeptical - not just of the cryptocurrency itself, but of anything that seemed too good (or too cult-like) to be true.
Looking back, I wish I had listened more closely to what he had to say... but at the time, I was too caught up in my own world to care. Ah, good times.
Fast forward to today, and I'm amused by the irony of my own transformation. I used to be a missionary for the Mormon church, spreading the good word to anyone who would listen. But now, I find myself preaching a different kind of gospel - the gospel of Ginger Jesus, and the revolutionary power of bitcoin.
As I look back on my own journey, I think I finally understand how he felt - like a visionary, a trailblazer, and a true believer in something that has the potential to change the world. Who knew that a chance encounter with an awkward stranger from Craigslist would set me on a path to becoming a disciple of the almighty blockchain?
In the name of Satoshi Nakamoto
GM and Amen

2025-03-20 12:41:52 CET

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That comment would have been way “cOleR” if I knew how to hide sats into nuts like a productive chipmonk

2025-03-20 12:40:34 CET

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Slapped with a couple of deez 🥜

2025-03-20 12:38:27 CET

Guy at work said “Blackrocks going to rug pull bitcoin just watch.” Little does he know we’re all hoping they do.

2025-03-19 00:46:58 CET

What does everyone do for work when you’re not posting about computers, gm, gn?

2025-03-13 00:35:12 CET

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