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Ever since I started using Nostr, something inside me changed.
It feels like a constant urge to move forward, to become a better person, to be someone who actually contributes to the world of tomorrow.
But at the same time, there’s something darker.
A kind of frustration when I talk to people in real life and everything revolves around empty conversations… as if they were just a way to keep the mind busy without thinking about anything that really matters.
Last night, I was in bed while my partner was watching those short videos that are everywhere now.
Most of them were AI-generated stories: fast-paced, catchy… but completely empty.
I was about to lose it.
And then one came up that was different.
A guy was talking about the Prestige disaster.
And something inside me just clicked.
Because I was there.
I lived it firsthand.
I picked up oil with my own hands from the northern coast of Spain.
For those who don’t know: a ship carrying thousands of tons of oil got stranded in the middle of a storm.
It called for help.
And instead of making a clear decision, authorities let it drift… like a trapped ant forced to move in every direction without choosing any.
Meanwhile, the hull was breaking.
Oil was already leaking.
And what were politicians saying?
That nothing was happening.
That it wasn’t serious.
That it was just “small threads of plastic-like fuel.”
While they argued over responsibility, costs, and decisions…
the ship split in two.
And the sea turned black with oil.
And the president?
Out hunting.
But here’s the part that matters.
This is where everything changes.
When the system didn’t know what to do…
people did.
More than 300,000 people organized themselves almost overnight.
No waiting for orders.
No relying on anyone.
They went to the coast.
To clean.
To protect what was theirs.
They understood something fundamental:
no one will take care of what you love better than you.
That movement had a name: NUNCA MAIS.
And last night, in the middle of all that empty noise…
remembering this gave me something I thought I had lost:
Hope.

2026-03-31 01:01:26 UTC

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2026-03-30 21:21:49 UTC

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I will definitely keep these words in mind for my future decisions, I'm not kidding.

2026-03-30 20:34:10 UTC

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I just got my first SATs since I started on NOSTR a few days ago and it was on your post, I think half of them belong to you :)

2026-03-30 19:49:12 UTC

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The truth is I don't have any idea that can help you, but if I can start following you and supporting your publication, if I like your content I promise to support you with sats even if they are few. If you also help me with your grain of sand so that my followers can rise, it is appreciated, but that is only if you want.

2026-03-30 19:44:03 UTC

The Bitcoin Teacher
After spending the afternoon reading about economics, I found myself thinking about a teacher I had in my teenage years. An economics teacher, specifically.
I was the typical punk teenager, anti-system “just because.” Back then, I would have never thought I’d need to understand economics.
Even so, I always recognized he was one of the best teachers I ever had. Not because of the subject itself, but because of the way he was: he saw each student as an individual, not as a crowd sitting in front of him. I never passed his class —that should be said too—. We argued, we debated… but economics simply didn’t interest me.
Years went by, and Bitcoin crossed my path. I had already read a bit about it before, back when I was googling things like “how to live outside the system.” But at that time there was too much noise, too many arguments… and that pushed me away.
After a while, Bitcoin showed up again. One thing was clear: it was still there, regardless of the noise and the discussions that had once driven me away.
I decided to step in. I bought my first satoshis —what I now call my A.S. / D.S. (Before Satoshis / After Satoshis)— and started studying.
Over time, something changed. I used to only care about art and computers. Today, economics is on the same level. And it all started with something as simple as buying a few satoshis.
Thinking about this made me smile :) and I just wanted to share it.
Hope I didn’t bore anyone (if anyone actually reads this). I’m a graffiti writer… I’m more used to writing 4 or 5 styled letters than texts like this.

2026-03-30 14:26:23 UTC

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Lo peor es eso... Que está persona no lo es..sabe lo bueno que es Bitcoin, lo malo que es el estado, pero no es dueño de su fé... En el sur de España hay un gran problema con eso... Pero tampoco se puede esperar mucho de un estado aconfesional que apoya económicamente solo a una religión y aplica política de odio contra las demás.

2026-03-30 11:31:11 UTC

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Creo que te lo has tomado como un ataque personal, solo fue un comentario. Respeto cualquier tipo de creencia y la libertad de cada uno de apoyar economicamente o de la forma que sea a cualquier movimiento. Pero... desconozco tus vivencias y tu cultura, la unica que conozco realmente es la mia, y en mi caso no e visto una gran diferencia entre el estado o la inglesia, ambos se aprovechan de desconocimiento o necesidad para sacar beneficio economico. Otra cosa son los valores que defiende cada uno de los 2, porsupuesto considero que los valores principales de una religion son importantes para el ser humano, pero no necesito una religion para seguir unos valores.
Ya que estamos... zurdo o diestro lo considero algo del pasado, estaba bien definirlo asi cuando en la iglesia el pueblo se sentaba segun su poder, los que lo tenian a la derecha y los que no a la izquierda. Solo soy una persona critica con lo que veo, me acabas de recordar a un perro que muerde cuando se siente atacado.

2026-03-30 09:01:43 UTC

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Marcales la casilla para que sigan acumulando riqueza de los demás...

2026-03-29 20:13:29 UTC

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Tree Killers xD

2026-03-29 17:14:28 UTC

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“The goal isn’t to make the system fair, but to make it indifferent.”

2026-03-29 16:29:45 UTC

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I think there is one thing that is not taken into account about the new generations, few of them wonder why things happen, this may seem negative and it clearly is, but they also do not need to understand the software and its programming to trust it. We are in the years when generations born after Bitcoin are about to enter the economic system. They are 15 years old, the first will begin working for the state in the next cycle. I was born in the 90s, I learned about bitcoin as a teenager, but despite understanding it as software, I did not understand its need to exist until I started working for the state.

2026-03-29 15:45:16 UTC

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They swim in a pool of gasoline, confident that a spark will never ignite.

2026-03-29 15:43:29 UTC

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They swim in a pool of gasoline, confident that a spark will never ignite.