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2026-04-01 02:42:50 UTC

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Maybe someone could ask Mr. Gaetz about transporting children across state lines for sex? He seems to have experience in that domain, at least.

2026-04-01 02:41:12 UTC

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Maybe I missed one of your earlier posts? I didn’t/don’t see the connection between seed oils (which, I acknowledge are undesirable) and the Omegas 3, 6, and 9.

2026-03-31 01:08:59 UTC

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Tell me you don’t know how to play chess (literally and metaphorically) without telling me you don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about.

2026-03-31 01:06:07 UTC

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I think it has something to do with balancing Omegas 3, 6, & 9. It was years ago, but I seem to recall that too much 3 leads to cardiovascular issues without 6 and 9.

2026-03-28 21:33:24 UTC

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“I’m away from my computer right now” is nice flex.

2026-03-28 21:31:13 UTC

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Is this “winning”?
#nevent1q…5436

2026-03-28 21:30:12 UTC

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Only posted 2 steps of 7?
…And the link is errored 404?
@nprofile…43wm needs a little help using Nostr and URLs.

2026-03-22 06:41:19 UTC

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Andreas Antonopoulos.
Unparalleled #bitcoin educator.
The GOAT.

2026-03-21 04:15:29 UTC

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He was still accelerating across the finish line!

2026-03-18 22:25:34 UTC

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Or fingerprints for small amounts, and larger amounts stored elsewhere.

2026-03-18 03:52:55 UTC

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqswvr40d28ztjrw6cpmyzg4syn0en6peqnylksppj28erwdys75chs27c844

2026-03-17 04:17:50 UTC

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It’s not standard, but, yes. Some weather balloons use cameras to help gather visual data of atmospheric phenomena to monitor specific regions. National Weather service (weather.gov) started doing this back in 2013 with a bunch of high school students and a GoPro.

2026-03-11 23:31:10 UTC

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Pigeon chess

2026-03-11 23:02:09 UTC

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First, you must recognize that humans are polluting the planet. From garbage in the oceans, to microplastics in our bloodstreams, to species collapse due to deforestation, there are many examples of human-caused degradation to the planet.
Second, you must recognize that SOME of humanity’s damage can be mitigated or offset through technological advancements in energy production, stabilization, transmission, and distribution. Generally, these are fall under the category of climate technologies. They do not simply reduce emissions, they enhance efficiencies.
@nprofile…u2d9 has produced a large body of work on the topic and you would do well to give him a follow.
When it comes to bitcoin @nprofile…vkrf just wrote this thread. Give it a read.
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsr57zzyvh5wgkflstjkvwxlsxxlrreaymk4a87l9qasavegcdd8kg9tx47x

2026-03-06 01:08:25 UTC

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Evil Dead 1, 2, and 3 (the latter aka “Army of Darkness” is fucking hilarious). Sam Raimi directing. Bruce Campbell starring.

2026-03-05 21:14:39 UTC

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Can he really be worse??
Narrator: he can.
(the only current senator to not hold at least a bachelor’s degree.)

2026-03-04 08:05:59 UTC

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Yeah, I’m not sure.
I vaguely remember Hammurabi’s code from ancient Babylon dated at least a thousand years before Zoroastrianism came on the scene, but most of the religions at that time were polytheistic, which is what made Zoroastrianism unique. Still, I thought the archeologists discovered calendars written in Hebrew back then, too. And I wouldn’t be surprised if there was some lesser-known (but no less ancient) Egyptian religion that’s still worshipping a Sun God, exclusively. But, I could be wrong.

2026-03-04 06:41:46 UTC

One of the things that surprised me about getting older, is how *absolute* young people are about their opinions. I mean, older I get, the LESS certain I am, about most things.
I definitely have a better understanding of what serves for me when it comes to my habits and methods (professionally), and am aware of intentional patterns of thought that are either constructive or maladaptive (personally), and I obviously have more life experience to draw from when making decisions (in both domains) but, even though I’ve collected more support for strongly held convictions, I’ve also maintained a sense of conservatism that I may not be 100% right, about most things in the world.
Does this resonate with any other mid-lifers out there? I don’t mean to sound like I’m making a “kids these days, amirite?” style of complaint. But, damn, when I see what’s expressed on social media, it makes me want to shake them and say, “You’re young. You don’t know anything, yet! Have some fucking humility.”
Of course, I’m sure I thought I knew everything when I was younger, too. I’m sure I was a pain the ass for many “grownups.” But I’m also pretty sure I wasn’t screaming in all caps at people, or crassly attacking anyone for pointing out my mistakes. I dunno. Maybe the anonymity of the Internet makes throwing tantrums through a keyboard socially acceptable, somehow — because trolling and shitposting became a fun pastime, because having an opinion (and sharing it emphatically and with 100% certainty) about literally everything became the default.
Just sayin’. The world (life, itself) is far more complex than some of these 20-somethings seem to recognize.

2026-03-04 04:24:23 UTC

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Except… you didn’t ask him a question. What you typed was a statement.

2026-03-04 04:18:38 UTC

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You can have a KYC stack and a non KYC stack. You can buy funds from P2P services, or from earning Sats for work provided. You can have a Lightning stack. You can have a stack that went through non-custodial CJ implementations. You can have a stack you leave on a hot wallet, and another you put in cold storage.
My point is, if @nprofile…v23h is showing that he set up a Strike wallet, why is your reaction to say that he KYC’d, as if that’s a bad thing?

2026-03-04 04:10:34 UTC

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You know, it is possible to have multiple stacks, for various purposes.

2026-03-03 16:10:57 UTC

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Anyone who wishes for socialism has never lived under a socialist government. And has never studied history. Or economics. Or humanity.

2026-03-03 07:45:42 UTC

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Where did you learn economic theory?

2026-03-02 23:21:45 UTC

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Precision

2026-03-02 18:16:34 UTC

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The world’s oldest monotheistic religion?

2026-02-28 05:13:50 UTC

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😬
#nevent1q…s4gq

2026-02-28 05:01:03 UTC

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Who is this? Does he call himself an economist? His arguments are so flawed, I had to turn it off after 3mins.

2026-02-24 07:47:47 UTC

Maurice Gravier, Group CIO of Emirates NBD, Dubai’s government-owned bank, says it is exploring the possibility of adding bitcoin to its portfolio. He adds that #bitcoin has evolved from being viewed as an alternative currency to being seen as a store of value.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2026/02/24/maurice-gauvier-crypto.html

2026-01-25 03:46:13 UTC

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Prosecute

2026-01-25 01:49:54 UTC

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Insane

2026-01-24 23:01:12 UTC

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Well, don’t take this as a dodge Piotr, but I’m running errands at the moment and not sitting at my desk waiting to collect and argue Flash posts with analysis and nuance. Like I said, I’ve mostly ignored his content for while now because I found it frustrating. I’ve actually ignored Nostr entirely recently because I’m busy doing other things with my life and there’s just too much toxic shit on social media, in general. I just happened to check in today.

2026-01-24 22:51:33 UTC

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The fact that you refer to what he’s doing as being analogous to a “news outlet” is specifically what I’m pointing to. ACTUAL news journalism isn’t about forwarding information as fast as possible. That’s precisely the point I made, above: opinions and reactions aren’t news.
If someone reposts vile shit that someone else says, how can you trust the information they are providing. Actual journalism (even citizen journalism) is about holding one’s self to a professional standard. Does that make sense to you?

2026-01-24 22:45:27 UTC

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What does it tell you that he reposted it?

2026-01-24 22:44:11 UTC

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That is just *chef’s kiss* perfection, @nprofile…whrd. Keep it up. Let Nostr see you for what you are.

2026-01-24 22:42:02 UTC

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See what I’m saying?

2026-01-24 22:40:17 UTC

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Very little is black and white when it comes to current events — or historical events. Everything is contextual, but social media has groomed a generation to produce and consume hot-takes rather than deep research which takes patience, time, and humility.
The advent of the 24-hour news cycle meant there’s always something that needs to be said about something. Content must be produced, even if it is just an opinion or an initial reaction. More often than not, these are simply wrong.
Flash is a victim of this as much as he is a perpetrator of it.
His mea culpa here isn’t to acknowledge that he’s sometimes wrong and will spend more time to do better, it’s “I don’t make the news and will continue posting whatever is BREAKING as fast as possible” and through a lens of self-importance. That’s a disservice to anyone who follows him and, in fact, diminishes the value of information.

2026-01-24 22:30:57 UTC

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Look in the mirror when you talk like that.

2026-01-24 22:26:14 UTC

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One doesn’t have to be Jewish to call out Jew-hatred, you fucking mutant.

2026-01-24 22:24:29 UTC

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It’s not as simple as being anti- this or that, but that’s what Flash thinks… which is why he focused on that just now. For him, it’s all black and white which is what makes him dangerous as a “news source.”

2026-01-24 22:22:06 UTC

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There was a time when I tried to provide polite, constructive assistance to you, Flash, to help you be better at what you do.
But you are so filled with self-righteousness, it’s impossible. As a consequence, my remarks will point out your failures to show other people that you’re not an honest broker on a RANGE of issues.

2026-01-24 22:16:43 UTC

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LOL. I’ve been ignoring your nonsense for some time and decided to call BS on misrepresenting yourself as some honest broker of information. That’s how you define hiding? Sure, bud.

2026-01-24 22:12:06 UTC

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Do I sound emotional, or just frustrated? When someone lies about what they are doing and posts vile content, I find it aggravating.
I mostly ignore Flash, but sometimes it’s important to call bullshit. If no one speaks up, he gets a pass. I’m not the only one who feels this way, clearly. His posts are frequently challenged by others.

2026-01-24 21:21:25 UTC

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LOL. Your posts demonstrate a clear bias, every single day, and you consistently present slanted, incorrect, and inaccurate information.
You present yourself as some sort of humble muckraker, exposing corruption, when you’re really just a confused lad without a steady means of employment or sufficient education (or anything related to news and journalism).
It is evident that brain worms have feasted inside your skull.

2025-12-18 04:52:20 UTC

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LOL. “Qatar shares our values”
ROFL.

2025-12-18 04:50:32 UTC

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This is hilariously idiotic, but can anyone expect more from Tucker? Or even from you, Flash?

2025-12-05 23:29:42 UTC

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This is pathetic

2025-11-06 00:56:36 UTC

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I agree with MOST of what you are saying in this post, but feel it’s important to point out that governments *can* track your wealth if you buy on centralized exchanges — which most people do. Various politicians have been proposing a wealth tax in the US which would be easy to do with ₿ by simply comparing the amount an exchange states you purchased against the amount you report you sold on your tax return.
Further, governments are going to get creative in finding a way to tax ₿. For example, France recently proposed a new rule for what they deem “unproductive assets” in order to specifically target cryptocurrencies. I don’t if either of these will come to pass, but it shows they are making an effort.
Lastly, I should point out that this is what really bothers me when @nprofile…edre refers to bitcoin as “digital property.” We pay property taxes on property! Rather, IMHO, we should be referring to bitcoin as “digital currency,” which it is, so that it’s not taxed differently (or additionally) as we would with holding any other currency. At most, if we had to compromise we could settle on calling it a “digital commodity” if that would bring more fairness within the regulatory landscape.

2025-10-11 04:08:29 UTC

Some of the best deep house was made over a decade ago.
Gorje Hewek & Izhevski:
After Rest
https://youtu.be/QTLmUuE8xJw

2025-10-11 01:07:18 UTC

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Precisely

2025-10-05 20:40:51 UTC

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One thing that intrigues me most about a publicly verifiable timechain is that it could be used it as a verification for news events. I’m not talking about clogging up the blockchain with images. Rather, if a news outlet wanted to run a story, or a famous person wanted to announce something on their own, they would publish a transaction from their publicly known wallet address.
I’m not saying this would eliminate AI slop and deepfake stories but, if enough people were using bitcoin to timestamp important statements with small transactions, any story or announcement NOT using this method would be viewed with skepticism. I’m also not saying every story or announcement needs to have an associated transaction… just really important/essential ones.
It’s crucial that journalists and public figures be able to prove something happened IRL or that they said/didn’t say something.
I can’t be the only person who has thought of this. Am I missing something @nprofile…tkdy ?

2025-10-01 21:25:43 UTC

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Clown

2025-10-01 21:22:21 UTC

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THAT is a better position to take, and it would be beneficial to keep such humility in mind before spouting off opinions that are incorrect and ignorant, or repeating what other say, or piling on just to emphasize groupthink.
The world is far mor complex than even the smartest of us can understand. It’s a sign of below average intellect to claim certainty.

2025-09-29 19:46:01 UTC

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If you thought there were less than 100 countries in the UN, there’s probably a lot about the world (and this conflict) you “didn’t realize.”

2025-09-29 04:27:09 UTC

‘Biometric Exit’ Quietly Expands Across U.S. Airports, Unnerving Some
The program, in which federal officers take departing international passengers’ photos, is set to grow, raising privacy concerns.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/26/travel/airports-biometric-exit-program.html

2025-09-29 02:21:03 UTC

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holy fuck are you bad at math

2025-09-10 01:26:46 UTC

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Wow

2025-09-10 01:25:41 UTC

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Qatar complaining about anyone sponsoring state terrorism is… man, what’s the word I’m looking for?

2025-08-15 01:49:45 UTC

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That’s cool.
Are you allowed to ride on it if you ask what significant events took place on June 5th, 1989?

2025-08-11 14:32:33 UTC

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Wait until they hear about what’s happening in Sudan, or the Congo…

2025-08-02 20:03:10 UTC

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This is unfair.
Even when I butter bread, it isn’t this smooth.

2025-07-30 20:05:32 UTC

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“SW devs pled to the unlicensed money transmission conspiracy, in exchange for dropping the money laundering conspiracy.
Keone, who was required by the judge to state his criminal conduct in his own words, gave a careful allocution that accurately stated that it was the SW users, and not the software, that “transmitted funds.”
https://twitter.com/zackbshapiro/status/1950573332451016856
This appears to imply that the *only* reason for SW users breaking the historical links between transactions is money laundering, rather than simply good for privacy. That’s not good for anyone who used the service for legitimate, legal reasons. The prosecutor is trying to put taint on coinjoins.

2025-07-30 10:46:00 UTC

@nprofile…fv89 has self-radicalized into abject Jew-hatred and it’s fucking gross.

2025-07-29 08:22:50 UTC

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Is it interesting that the Palestinian Prime Minister understand that Hamas is a violent, cantankerous obstruction to peace, but people who’ve neither lived in the region, nor visited, nor able to point to various towns on a map, nor even cared about the area for more than a year, are still hellbent on supporting Hamas.
Baffling, for sure.
Hanlon's razor:
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
In this case, it’s a healthy mix of both.

2025-07-29 08:04:53 UTC

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqszz0t7peuu6k2nfemk5gqer27qq0lnp34mw3wlynkc802zcrvy9kqszsl62

2025-07-29 07:59:27 UTC

Normies aren’t paying enough attention to how AI agents will transact with each other. It will NOT be via traditional rails, which are incapable of processing micropayments.
As Jordi points out on CNBC (with an erudite perspective that’s rare on that channel), Stablecoins are a bridge for Trad-Fi settlements.
Bitcoiners will use Lighting (via their own nodes, or Lightspark, or CashApp) for transactions, and hold their own keys for savings.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/07/29/bitcoin-is-the-sp-500-of-the-future-and-will-top-200k-this-year.html
#StudyBitcoin
#Bitcoin

2025-07-28 05:51:00 UTC

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https://www.sleepinginairports.net/

2025-07-28 05:50:34 UTC

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https://www.sleepinginairports.net/

2025-07-27 08:20:33 UTC

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Thanks. Enjoy your vacation!

2025-07-27 06:59:10 UTC

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Reminds me of a whale song.

2025-07-26 21:02:40 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/46e58d8f398c7eda03c7c81c614adfdd57254a7c3b2781b59abc5c887fffb251.jpg

2025-07-26 20:59:12 UTC

Hey @nprofile…a92t ever seen one of these get stuck?
https://blossom.primal.net/2c13110ac7d989cda41be362422dba4766f09b122c2889e2608de1895a3da929.jpg

2025-07-22 21:44:23 UTC

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Don’t be obtuse.
I didn’t say he has ultimate authority. I said some responses attempt to be teaching him. Based on what they are saying, it’s painfully obvious that they do not know who Matt is. They just want to give an opinion, even if it isn’t well thought out or relevant or accurate.
And here you are, slipping in some pity logic heuristic like it’s a mic drop.

2025-07-22 00:48:34 UTC

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I think it’s funny that some responses here seem to be an attempt to teach Matt Corallo about bitcoin.

2025-07-18 06:27:21 UTC

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This you Flash?
https://blossom.primal.net/d1ad585a222877763ce2357c355061c644e5796a644a72998194e2be90144cd8.jpg

2025-07-18 06:25:25 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/d1ad585a222877763ce2357c355061c644e5796a644a72998194e2be90144cd8.jpg

2025-07-14 01:43:15 UTC

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That went way over my head. Forgive me… it’s a relaxing Sunday.

2025-07-13 05:51:43 UTC

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This is sick. You are promoting Jazeera propaganda.
Referring to Hamas, Gaza’s government, as “the resistance”? Are you fucking kidding me?
Referring to the Israeli hostages as “prisoners”?
Are you fucking kidding me?
I’m done being polite, Flash. Your brain has turned to mush and you are spreading bullshit.

2025-07-13 05:43:06 UTC

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Kumquats would like a word, Daniel,

2025-07-10 18:31:41 UTC

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Laughable

2025-07-08 03:25:06 UTC

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Flash, sometimes people are calling you out on your biases, which you fail to examine. Sadly, you’ve chosen to double down on misinformation in Gaza, turning a blind eye to other sources. And now, most recently, you’re promoting ayatollahs and dictators. Not a good look.

2025-07-06 19:28:26 UTC

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The “best” information lately appears to be sprinkled with lots of Russian propaganda.

2025-07-05 20:06:57 UTC

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* Khamenei.
(Damn autocorrect and speech to text!)

2025-07-05 20:05:36 UTC

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The president of Iran does not lead the country as Tucker states. Perhaps, instead, he should interview Supreme Leader Khomeini.
You are going completely off the rails here, Flash.

2025-07-04 01:37:10 UTC

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He makes it looks so easy, it’s disgusting. That camera work (and editing is really good, as well).

2025-07-03 16:13:25 UTC

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Hey Jameson. Bro.
I’m the head of marketing or a sales intern (my boss hasn’t decided) at DogShit Creatives. I don’t know shit about fuck so they said I was perfect for this position.
I didn’t do *any* background on you or your company, despite both having an internet presence for a decade and, who, looks like you actually write a blog or something? That’s cool.
I think we could totally help YOU with your business’s image because, well, it’s all about image, amirite? Here’s some made up numbers and some other dogshit people we’ve assisted in selling their dogshit.
Call me?
Thanks Dude,

2025-07-03 16:01:12 UTC

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Seems like 360 flip to me….
Unsure

2025-07-02 01:47:02 UTC

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqstq73lrqtyu49e6g0s3va0wcrfh22hw9we80g3zvwsshc3z7y7t8qfv2e8q

2025-07-01 18:51:42 UTC

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This was your ONLY message to me, actually, and I’ve made many attempts to engage with you politely.
I’m not asking you to cater to me. Rather, if your goal is to expose human suffering, I’m asking you to not be so narrow-minded and, yes, ignorant. You could have, for example, posted about the jihadist suicide bomber that killed 25 people in a church in Damascus.
Your anti-Israel bias is obvious and without a single message against Hamas, and it has become obvious that you support their actions. That’s sickening. There is blame to go around here, and you are only pointing it one way, completely ignoring the evils Hamas perpetrates against the citizens of Gaza. Or the 13 million displaced people and tens of thousands dead in Sudan just this year alone.
Evidently, I care more about them than you do.

2025-06-30 21:28:34 UTC

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“It’s important that we acquire it so we can have influence on the network.”
That, right there, should raise alarm bells for any ETH bag holders. But it won’t. Because they don’t understand the value of a monetary network that is permissionless, censorship-resistant, and immutable (among other benefits of bitcoin’s PoW).
Also very interesting that the hosts don’t push back on Tom’s value pitch the way that frequently do with other guests that discuss bitcoin. This segment is, effectively, nothing more than a promotional advertisement for centralized control and the legacy financial system’s desperate attempt to catch up with bitcoin’s decentralized and distributed monetary revolution.

2025-06-30 02:56:07 UTC

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We can certainly disagree. No harm in that. However, how are you interpreting what I said as “downplaying a woman’s ability to create life”?
This is really interesting, because the clip from Michelle Obama explicitly explains how the entire reproductive system is important to a woman’s own life, throughout her life, and not *just* her ability to create a life. She’s literally saying that even if all you want is for a woman to make babies, you should take care of her entire reproductive system and general health.
Anyway, you seem to be elevating one function of a woman’s reproductive system over others. And, you know, that’s sort of EXACTLY the critical point she’s making.
A bit of unsolicited advice: you may want to think more about “what a woman’s purpose is.” If you think it’s just to create life, then you are not treating any woman as an individual person, just a functionary. I don’t know how else to put this, but that’s really sad. I hope you don’t treat your mom, sister, girlfriend/wife, or daughter as if they exist simply to serve one specific reproductive function. That’s a really poor way of interacting with the world and 50% of the people in it.
But, yeah, you do you, I guess. The proof of whether your view is correct will be revealed over the course of your life in whether women find it’s worth their time to connect with you on a deep and meaningful level.

2025-06-30 00:15:27 UTC

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I’m not playing, and not asking you to either. This is a discussion. Don’t diminish it.
First, admitting how little you know is great and thanks for being honest.
Please don’t take offense, but you’re somewhere between 0 and 1, on scale of 1 -10. Seriously, take that with humor and humility. There’s nothing wrong with not knowing something. The error is thinking that you can “smell bullshit” accurately in a domain you admittedly know very little about. Second, whatever you think about Michelle Obama, which I can tell is very little, let’s agree the the clip is a small sound bite of a larger conversation. The clip was presented as such PRECISELY because it is being used to trigger a response from you. You know that, right? You had the immediate *sense* that something feels off and you are calling bullshit. But, you don’t know very much about the topic and, and this is important, you don’t know what else was said prior to, or after, this statement. There might have been additional context or information that could help you. There wasn’t, so I’m going to try to do that now.
What distinguishes a woman’s body from a man’s is more than just a vagina which is just the externally visible sex organ. Other parts of the reproductive system include the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries (just to name a few that you might have heard of). Importantly, the ovaries don’t just produce eggs for pregnancy. They produce hormones during menstruation. Say a woman gets pregnant once in her life, the fact that she menstruates EVERY MONTH (between puberty and menopause) should tell you something by the simple ratio of their occurrence. A woman’s body needs these hormones for her overall health (yes, everything from her brain to her bones to her physical stamina and energy levels). The ovaries are *far more* important to a woman’s general health than her vagina, even though both are part of her reproductive system. Understanding this, take a moment to watch the video again and you’ll see that what she’s saying is that you can’t you reduce a woman’s reproductive health to *just* giving birth, and that it is, in fact, “the least important thing about the reproductive system as a whole.”
To really hammer this home, consider that some women never give birth, and yet, their reproductive system is still vital to their general health and well-being on a daily basis. Nothing about what I’ve just written is controversial. That is, unless you don’t know how a woman’s body works. Her point is that lawmakers and politicians, especially religious ones, have about as good of an understanding about women’s health as you do… which is to say, very little. This is not meant to divide us, or insult men, or put women’s needs over anyone else’s.
It’s simply a fact that if you don’t know much about a subject, you should not hold strong opinions about it, and you definitely shouldn’t be legislating on it, or even advising others on what they should do with regards to the topic.
Does this make sense?

2025-06-29 22:06:17 UTC

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Thanks for your comment. Just to set the table stakes for this discussion, how familiar are you with a woman’s biology? Say on a scale of 1-10. This is not a gotcha, I’m just trying to gauge how to talk with you. As an example, if you are a woman, you might answer 10. Although you may not if you have a low understanding of your own biological processes — many women do. Likewise, if you are a man and you are being honest, you’d probably need to answer less than 5 unless you have spent considerable time studying the subject and/or performed a survey of women with questions about their experiences, at various stages of their lives.
So, where are you at 1-10?

2025-06-29 21:59:01 UTC

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A common mark of an emotionally immature person is that they project themselves onto others. What’s remarkable is how this trait spans national and cultural identities (especially Western ones). A young man from Australia will exhibit low emotional intelligence in very similar ways to a Brit, for example.
Trolling is a great example of this. A low value attempt at attention seeking. Bye.

2025-06-29 20:59:03 UTC

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Western journalists aren’t conspiring in the way you are describing. Ask yourself, “From which source do each of these figures come?”
If you said Hamas, you are correct.
Does Hamas differentiate between their fighters and ordinary civilians?
No, they do not.
So ask yourself, “Is the IDF *so fucking bad* at targeting Hamas combatants that *all* of these kills are innocents?” Give the IDF *some* credit. What’s the ratio? 2:1? Even if it’s1:1, that would be tragic, but it would mean that these reported numbers of innocent deaths should be calculated at 50% of what they are reported to be. That’s how math works.
Now, ask, “Why doesn’t Hamas admit that their fighters are being killed in battle?”
If you said, “Because they want the situation to look worse than it is,” you are correct.
Al Jazeera regularly reports the number of deaths inaccurately high.
So much so that *even the Palestinian Authority* has repeatedly placed bans on Jazeera reporting, including earlier this year in the West Bank.
You *are* being lied to, you’re just not correct about who’s most guilty of spreading said lies.

2025-06-29 18:28:56 UTC

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Flash, every day, you expose your ignorance and I’m going to point it out to you with the hopes of making you better at what you do. You may not like it, but if you are going to represent yourself as a fountain of information, you need to be held to account. Perspective matters. Words matter. Case in point, you use the word “claims” to describe what Michelle Obama is “stating.” Do you understand the difference in neutrality between these two words?
Do you understand that when you say she “‘claims men can’t truly understand” you are implying that the claim should be viewed skeptically?
Perhaps you do understand. And you are intentionally using that word because you think what she’s saying should be refuted.
That’s not journalism. That’s you presenting your bias, as a man. The truth is, actually, that she is correct. A woman’s biology (including her reproductive system) does far more for her own body than simply reproduce. The fact that this appears to be a controversial statement *to anyone* only emphasizes how misunderstood a woman’s body is to men both in the medical community and lay people like yourself.

2025-06-28 21:37:55 UTC

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This is mental illness

2025-06-28 07:53:45 UTC

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I didn’t justify anything.
Re-read what I wrote. Did the worms eat *all* of your brains? Hamas are the ones who filmed themselves doing everything you just said. Don’t get it twisted.
I’m anti-religious zealotry.

2025-06-27 19:30:18 UTC

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2025-06-27 06:04:54 UTC

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Your claim to diligence is a bit thin. No matter how much work and effort you put in, it’s for naught if you remain blinded by your biases and what you choose to focus on.
One example would be your focus on what Israel is doing in Gaza, and never what Hamas is doing in Gaza.
Besides if shining a light on human suffering is important to you, why no posts about the violence in Sudan? The body count there is ongoing and worse than anything in the Middle East, and FOR YEARS.
Your bitcoin content was intelligent, and appreciated. Everything else was ignorance, and not.

2025-06-27 05:42:15 UTC

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Nauseating