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2026-08-04 23:39:17 CEST

Frequent riba transactions are not worldly sustainable because it demands more money than the actual money supply.

2026-04-02 21:40:11 CEST

"Whilst muslims understandably want to promote equity-financing over debt-financing, one of the major under-discussed points is that what drives a company towards going public is less about equity-financing and more about debt financing as companies seek to use stocks as collateral."

2026-04-02 20:56:23 CEST

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What kind of technology exactly?

2026-04-01 21:10:37 CEST

"Within a liberal society, people stop thinking families as one economy in which the distribution of income varies but they instead think that the family unit is plurality of economies interacting with each other."

2026-04-01 21:09:33 CEST

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Which mp is this?

2026-03-28 23:14:24 CET

"THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN INDUSTRIAL STATE"
"Further talks have occured of the need for 'real' economies and not 'fake' economies. People have grown tired of the financial-fictionalism as the paper oil market collides with the actual oil market as many economies shift towards a service-focused economy. But one asks, how do we get a 'real' economy?"
"The 'real' economy that people talk about is an economy that is focused more on the real or tangible goods or more specifically in this case industrialisation? But what does industrialisation actually involve or entail?"
"When implementing economic instruments, it's important to remember that not all economies are equal. You have your cards. And they have their cards. There are certain economic contraints within your economy for example, you might lack the raw materials, you might have low labour shortages, you might have a small budget. It's important to understand your constraints. For example, having a high exchange rate means that exports become less globally competitive in the market in terms of price. How do you deal with this? If you are borrowing a lot of money, how much are the interest payments?"
"There are other forms of constraints which one of them is political constraints within a country in which various stakeholders seek to be satisfied. To understand this, look at gulf countries. Many of the countries actually refuse to go towards a proper form of industrialisation and more specifically arms industrialisation as they fear a large domestic arms industry could lead to a coup and the saudis try to 'offset' this via their massive imports of western arms which they purchase from multiple european countries and american companies in which a lot of money is exchanged. In other words, in many cases, its not that countries aren't capable of it, they're simply unwilling to do it and in the context of industrialisation, the difference being willing to do something and not willing to something means a lot and there is a magnitude of differences that outwardly observed."
"To take into consideration when we are talking about industrialisation, when industrialisation was initially talked about, it was mentioned in the context in an era of where feudal lords who owned the land used the serf and the slaves as part of their expansion and the fertilisation of their land in a sedantry agarian economy."
"In the context we live, we are talking about shift from a services focused economy towards a more industrialised country or countries that are trying to skip industrialisation as part of their attempt in obtaining the service type economy that many people in the global south see within the west. Obviously the problem with trying to skip industrialisation as part of their attempt to get the service type economy the west has is that the service type economy that the west has relies on significant amount of hardware and technological progress which is unlikely to be done without industrialisation."
"But how do we move forward from a service type economy to an industrialised economy. What is meant by a service type economy in the context we live in is that we are referring to a financialised economy more specifically where a large proportion of the money is being allocated or circulated within the financial sector. This isn't to dismiss the financial sector as being integral to the economies of today in fact south korea forcibly pushed banks into financing the south korean industry i.e. the industry that is associated with the chaebols. But it is undeniable that many economies are reliant on the financial products that is offered by the finance sector and that many common people that struggle to purchase assets such as cars or houses tend to sigh themselves towards the finance sector as they seek methods of obtaining that asset. The finance sector chases after high profit margins which is quite obvious as many firms want to increase their profit but understanding this is important in why if the finance sector was left alone, it is unlikely to willing finance the industrialisation of the economy. To understand this further, we look at the categorisations between different assets where one of them is an appreciating assets and the other is depreciating assets. The popular appreciating assets tend to be houses especially in capital cities as demand tends to increase as the population increases and the land in which the house was built becomes more scarce i.e. the housing supply tightens. Whilst investing in houses could be beneficial to the construction company which still has a role in the industrial state, much of the construction is towards retail housing and not really factories. Meaning much of the money and the finanacing and the consumption is allocated toward mainly either the finance sector via the consumption of loans and the retail housing sector. This is very much an obstacle towards industrialisation because industrialisation involves the financing of machinary but the thing with machinary is that it tends to depreciate in value not vice versa like housing. This is because machinary can get rusty, they become more used and they tend to wear down. This is even seen with commercial cars which common purchased by the consumer. In other words banks are not really interested in investing in companies with depreciating assets or the financing of such items when even the housing industry is much more profitable than the automotive industry which has products sold to multiple consumers. The question is how to obtain industrialisation in this context?"
"Before dwelling onto the methdologies of industrialisation let us remind ourselves that certain countries have political constraints and economic constraints which prevent full industrialisation and that full industrialisation involves the usage of multiple economic instruments which push and push and push the stubborn door towards industrialisation. Don't think that using one economic instrument is enough to push industrialisation. Are you prepared to use multiple economic instruments at your disposal?"
"The economic conditions needed for proper industrialisation: Low consumption level, high saving rate, cheap financing of machinary, low exchange rate, high forex reserve. Now some people understand the cheap financing side of things but why low consumption level and low exchange rate? Consumer consumption allocates money within the economy towards consumer goods and not capital goods such as machinary and low exchange rate is needed to keep exports which the industrial sector manufactures more competitive and it tends to be foreigners who demand industrial products and not domestic consumers."
"However some might point out that machinary are not as popular as consumer goods for example the textiles industry gets more revenue and increases the currency reserve more than many machinary companies therefore the compromise towards this especially in the context of a very financialised and consumerist economy is the exportation of dual-use goods. Obviously they are not as effective as the actual machinary that the country wants to sell them, but it is a compromise after all."
"However there are forms of methods in pushing industrialisation within the context of a financialised economy and the marketing strategy or pushing the bubble. Similar to the dot com bubble and the ai bubble, many bubbles are grow biggier with elaborate marketing strategies which exaggerate the potency of their products in which venture capital companies, finance companies and several other companies end up doing investing inside this bubble as they are swayed by these marketing strategies despite the profits being negative which is seen with openai."
"There are several economic instruments that government is capable of using in obtaining industrialisation which is generally the following: purchasing foreign currency assets, changing interest rates (interest rate lowered if someone wants to lower exchange rate but increases consumption, interest increased if someone wants to lower consumption levels but increase exchange rate), subsidies (subsidies could be used to selectively pick companies that achieve particular production goals to avoid subsidies making companies to ineffcient), tariffs which could be used to aid domestic industry."

2026-03-27 23:31:24 CET

"Import more? Sell your currency more. Export more? More demand for your currency."

2026-03-27 23:28:07 CET

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Haven't heard of that "dilemma" before.

2026-03-22 18:03:30 CET

"FINANCIAL SURVEILLANCE OF THE STATE."
"As new forms of surveillances are used by governments, spy agencies and even corporations though CCTV, computer vision and even Wi-Fi, taxation has been used by governments in tracking down the behaviours of individuals via the tracking of economic activities. During the supposed gaza peace initiative which was proposed by the americans which invited various state members including Pakistan, one of the proposals was a cashless society in which payments are done via electronic means and this was monitored by the Zionists themselves. You hear this rhetoric of a cashless society more common even in western countries where you find government insisting taxes being paid electronically or limiting the amount of cash withdrawal whilst being more lenient towards banks transfers of large amounts this is part of a larger financial surveillance system in which every transaction is recorded on a database and collated and analysed."
"There are several mechanisms that this financial surveillance system deploys as part of this surveillance. VAT. VAT which is acronym for 'value added taxation' is an indirect form of taxation which increases the price by a certain amount which might vary according to the categories introduced by the government which might possibly include zero rated transactions which is quite strange to include anyways since if you're not using to charge it, why record it anyways unless you were trying to do find out what transactions that the individual is doing. VAT is different to income/corporation tax in which money extracted on overall profits whilst VAT is recorded on individual transactions meaning your everyday transactions is recorded each day."
"A mechanism of financial surveillance that is used by governments is biometrical scanning where fingerprints are recorded as part of payments. Although this isn't widespread in comparison to the typical electronic payments it is still a thing and the request of biometrical data continues in which fingerprints and even eyelids are detected. To understand this,fingerprints data is used to detect someone."

2026-03-22 17:13:02 CET

"The idea of looking towards the east asia whilst ignoring the middle east is absurd as east asia is hungry towards the oil and gas of the middle east which is not only connected to the energy companies but also textiles companies, pharmaceutical companies and the chip industry."

2026-03-18 21:21:35 CET

"The economy of a country is like a fluid that changes shape in different containers."

2026-03-12 20:46:47 CET

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Opsec of the private citizen is either anti-stylometry or luddite methodology.

2026-03-12 20:40:45 CET

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What do you mean?

2026-03-11 20:01:03 CET

"With the expectation that inflation is likely to rise even further as the war in the middle east rages with oil with oil production being cut massively and oil reserves being quickly utilised as a response, mortgage rates have increased as part of an attempt to keep interest rates above inflation rate."

2026-03-11 19:59:23 CET

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Mortgage rates have gone up now.

2026-03-09 20:34:17 CET

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I thought he was arrested in Lebanon?

2026-03-09 20:30:20 CET

"Was it 9/11 or was it October 7th or was it both?"

2026-03-04 20:16:38 CET

"The consequence of high oil prices does not only lead to higher fuel prices, it lead to higher costs in the pharmaceutical companies and the farming industry as petroleum is versatile material."

2026-02-24 20:28:21 CET

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Consultants are unlikely to be replaced by AI even if they are "technically replaceable."
It's an open secret that consultants are used as a "punching bag" if a decision leads to negative consequences.
AI is basically now in the hands of the client now.

2026-02-24 20:24:31 CET

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They forgot they're in the era of fraud.

2026-02-15 18:39:11 CET

How do you respond to those who say that bitcoin mining consumes too much electricity for example in Ethiopia, it allocates around 30% of the electricity output to bitcoin operations?

2026-02-11 22:46:50 CET

"As drones proliferate amongst state militaries, the demand for laser technology increases."

2026-02-07 20:19:50 CET

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Can I not copy and paste the private key in?

2026-02-04 21:46:55 CET

"There are various of financing options which have been deployed in the context of obtaining capital equipment, one such example is hire purchase which is a lease agreement in which you pay for the lease in the form of installments which can be used to purchase the capital equipment."

2026-02-04 21:40:07 CET

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Is there any free hosting services apart from github?

2026-02-04 21:39:25 CET

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What about vercel?

2026-02-03 23:19:49 CET

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I hate banking apps. More bureaucratic and more outwardly invasive than the public sector.

2026-02-03 23:17:17 CET

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Suppose I just want to use HTML and some CSS without backend server applications. (Blogging etc).
I've heard of hostr and nostr web

2026-02-02 23:03:32 CET

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Question, which are good web hosting services in the context of nostr?

2026-02-02 20:13:41 CET

Genunine question, do you think hostr is good web hosting service?

2026-01-28 21:16:40 CET

"One of the basics of economics is the understanding of incentives. The profit motive, the incentive to purchase capital goods, the incentives to purchase consumer goods, the desire to be a monopoly. Without taking into consideration of incentives when pursuing particular economic policies such as industrialisation or financialisation of an economy."
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2026-01-27 21:43:10 CET

"One of the differences of how Americans obtain tax revenue and how China obtains tax revenue is that america obtains a lot from the incomes of households whilst China obtains a lot of it via VAT and consumption taxes."
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2026-01-27 21:35:32 CET

2026-01-27 21:25:07 CET

"I work. Even in leisure, I work."
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2026-01-27 20:21:28 CET

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If you're trying to introduce someone to nostr, talk about the relay feature of nostr.

2026-01-26 22:52:05 CET

"One of the consequences of utilitarian philosophers such as Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill was their influence over the western schools of economic thought towards utility. As Mill shifted away from collective happiness towards individual happiness."
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2026-01-26 21:27:07 CET

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"Europe" in this context is referring to France.

2026-01-26 21:26:22 CET

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsgmw4jg6akjwrz3agvemwvgsqerdre4e4rxekp9mvhez86njl342clsddnx

2026-01-26 21:22:27 CET

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What was he trying to do?

2026-01-25 22:43:03 CET

"WEIRD NATIONALISM."
"Nationalism is commonly understood as an ideology which prioritises citizenship of the nation-state over other things. The consequences of those who believe in this ideology is of racism, ethnic-narcisscism and delusional fantasies. It's important to understand this as it is quite different from the tribalism you hear about when tribalism does actually insist on the importance of lineage. Whilst it is argued that tribalism is compatible with ethnic-nationalism but in the context within the modern era in which liberal governments reject the past and obsess over the supposed progress, such ethnic-solidarity is very rarely evoked especially within atomised society when that society sees itself as not as a collective group but as individuals separated from each other. They bear the similitude to those who shout and scream on top of their lungs about their football club having a pathetic manager. But even those who ferociously defend their artificial asabiyah within the context of football clubs very rarely or do not engage in the self hatred of the nationalist."
"Yet the nationalist who claims to emphasies on the supposed superiority of their citizenship, goes around requesting americans toppling someone who has the same ethnicity as him and same nationality as him. You see this behaviour amongst the associates of bolosano in brazil, supposed european nationalists, canadian nationalists, hindu nationalists, korean nationalists and japanese nationalists! Japanese nationalists! In other words, it is inaccurate to describe these people as how philosophers literally understood the definition of nationalism but to understand their beliefs involves being aware that these weird nationalists believes in a synthesis of race-realism, liberalism, feminism and nationalism. If these weird nationalists are heavily associated with women, the more apparent it that these weird nationalists believe in that type of synthesis when the modern woman believes in feminism. And that type of nationalism believed by those type of weird nationalists is where nationalists give in to the demands of feminists and not the other way around. This is apparent in other cases of nationalists who believe in these type of synthesises when the nationalists give in to the demands of non-nationalistic ideologues and this includes supposed race-realist ideologues."
"Despite asabiyah being a tendency of the human being which is exploited by nationalists themselves, this type of asabiyah is overwhelmed by ideologies associated with gender polarisation."
"As mentioned before there are several cases of weird nationalists. Whilst weird nationalism is combination of nationalism, feminism, liberalism and supposed race-realism. The two types weird nationalists we want to look at are those who believe in a synthesis between feminism and nationalism, those who believe in the synthesis between liberalism and nationalism. The case of the weird nationalist who believes in a synthesis between nationalists and feminism are those nationalists who are heavily associated with women and as you know the average modern woman believes in a form of feminism which either includes first-wave feminism, second-wave feminism or third wave-feminism. These types of weird nationalists are seen amongst nationalists who emphasises their hostility towards immigration where they mainly portray migrants as militarily capable men who have a tendency of raping female nationals of country X riding across the ocean in a boat. References to either women or children in the context of immigration is not noted by these types of nationalists when they know that women are more likely to sympathies with women and children and they believe that they are more likely to hinder their plan of reducing immigration. Whilst feminism which is associated with hostility and fear of men being violent and violating a women, nationalism focuses on rejecting the other but as you are aware of the synthesis, this type of synthesis is not incompatible with feminism. This synthesis doesn't reject the women and children as 'others'. The synthesis is a rejection of nationalism when the the synthesis excludes women and children from being categorised as others."
"In the case of those who believe in the synthesis between nationalism and liberalism whilst this isn't exclusive to nationalists when various groups have tried to propose a synthesis of their ideology with liberalism, here we focus on the synthesis of nationalism and liberalism which is the beliefs of people around the global in a world that involves nation-states. This focuses on those weird nationalists outside the western countries when it is apparent that these people are more blunt in their emphasis on their synthesis. If you look at hindutva, persian monarchists and several other third-world nationalists, each of these nationalists engage in a degree of self hatred that you question if they are really nationalists. This confusion is associated with the decision of those nationalists of them believing in a synthesis between liberalism and nationalism which actually implicitly says that white Europeans are better than non-europeans."

2026-01-25 22:32:32 CET

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What is asabiyah?

2026-01-21 20:42:07 CET

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Are you being serious?

2026-01-21 00:07:56 CET

"One of the biggest banking clearing systems that are used for payments across borders is swift. Despite it slowness compared to other bank clearing systems including block chain or CHAPS, swift offers banks a perception of reliability and security which many other banking clearing systems don't offer."

2026-01-20 23:56:48 CET

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How do you expect your kids to give up social media when you don't?

2026-01-18 10:24:42 CET

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What I don't understand is that why do people still use GDP per capita as a measurement of the average income when it's not even mathematically speaking the average income anyways.

2026-01-17 00:12:44 CET

"GDP per capita which is boasted by many is actually a flawed measurement of individual incomes within a country as it assumes that GDP is equally distributed within the country."
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2026-01-17 00:01:18 CET

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With technology especially with modern technology, many people feel a sense of uncertainty.

2026-01-16 23:54:29 CET

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Their audience are people who are not able to retain information easily.

2026-01-13 23:21:57 CET

"Countries that seriously wish to pursue industrialisation do need a reduction or keep levels of consumption low. In order for the country to industrialise, the economy, which is like a dough in which the shape changes as you either nudge it or punch it, needs to focus on allocating the transactions towards capital goods. If consumption is kept at high levels, this crowds out investment into capital goods with the exception of houses."
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2026-01-13 23:12:56 CET

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I quoted something about dugin in this post:
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsg9dpyeyh82fu7xer0y92ws8pf7c0t7em4qx98rv60mx8r2fhwn8cfdtnwj

2026-01-11 14:22:21 CET

American and European splinternet.

2026-01-03 19:11:45 CET

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Whilst I'm not a fan of that regime in iran, I don't dismiss the fact that the iranians actually did try to fight against the zionist state.
Venezuela actually had f-16s and su-30s and what did they do with it?

2026-01-03 19:05:20 CET

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America already is a massive oil extractor.

2026-01-03 19:02:06 CET

"Blackpill: Transhumanistic implication."
"Some might have heard of the word 'blackpill' which has been circulating on the internet for a long period of time which is a result of the chats in particular forums. Redpill, Blackpill, blue pill, these terms were suggested by those who used to do pickup artists who found the word, 'hypergamy' which is word that is used by scientists themselves which describes the phenomena of women prefering men who are of higher status or better traits than them. Redpill ideology centers around hypergamy similarly to how Blackpill centers around 'hypergamy'. Redpill and blackpill differ in their response. Redpill focused looks and behaviour whilst Blackpill focuses on looks more. Blackpoll ideology endorses looks determinism. The turning point of this narrative was the shooting of Elliot rodgers who killed 6 people and he killed himself in which he published his 'manifesto' which 'inspired' a new incel subculture which spread to 4chan and eventually platforms such as tiktok and twitter. These various forums dwelled on to looks a lot to the extent that they did share scientific studies relating to female behaviour and what makes a male attractive. Blackpill stresses on facial appearance, jawlines and height and it even went to the extent of discussing the ethnic aspect."
"Clavicular who was a kick streamer and now operating on twitch. He has now been getting a lot of fame recently especially after he has been seen with very famous streamers such as sneako and Nick Fuentes. And he has met one of Michael Knowles who is affiliated to the daily wire which is headed by Ben Shapiro. Clavicular is far form some sort of grifters but he seriously believes in the Blackpill when he has injected multiple substances inside of himself including ketamine alongside with him literally bone smashing his skull out of his desire to obtain a certain jawline, which was shown on the 'looksmax' forum he was in, which is something that blackpillers very much obsess about. However despite his emphasis on the importance of looks he has received a negative response from various women who don't like him when he is seen as associated with incels and nick fuentes with accusations of him being an effenminate when his emphasis on looks is on a similar intense level that women push."
"What shocks some people especially on the internet is the extent of which clavicular went in trying to 'improve' his looks when he publicly stated that he was infertile when his body wasn't increasing the level of testosterone he had. Some wondered if improving looks was worth infertility. Those who even ponder about this are similar to those who fetisice technology to the extent that they are willing to accept a large reduction of birth rates, i.e. reduction of the growth of a human society in which the obsession with the materialistic thing has led to the suicidal tendencies of these people out of their desire of progress. In this context, medical technology is most likely to be utilised by transhumanists who want the 'transformation' of the human being when he believes that technology could eradicate the biological limits of the human being."
"What many might not know is that since the various transhumanists sided with the anti-woke movement they've been very hostile towards those who identify as 'transgenders' which is interesting when some have claimed that these 'transgenders' Whilst outwardly it was done out of the desire of protecting the women but Clavicular implicitly told the actual view of these inconsistent transhumanists when Clavicular did display his disgust towards these people he did it out of his aversion towards the appearance of these transgender rather than the ideology of these 'transgenders'. 'Transgenders' who have noticed this have realised that a new narrative that the supposed conservatives are willing to push with their obsession with physiognomy when transgender believe that the advancements in medical technology could aid their image as they have seen the attention that Hunter Scafer has received."

2026-01-01 00:02:04 CET

"A famous algorithm within the field of mathematics which converges with the study of storage management is best-fit algorithm which is an algorithm that allocates the item to the smallest space that is sufficient enough to be allocated to."
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2025-12-31 23:02:41 CET

"OPSEC is the balance between the convienience of technology and the desire of privacy."

2025-12-22 21:53:11 CET

"As organisations grow bigger, they become more practically decentralised as the head office finds it difficult to manage the rest of the organisation."

2025-12-22 21:47:47 CET

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"The users feature is really helpful."

2025-12-22 21:45:55 CET

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Why does the Americans want to purchase bitcoin? I've heard it's do with with reducing the american debt?

2025-12-18 21:21:06 CET

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What's the incentive for small businesses to engage in bitcoin though?

2025-12-18 21:20:10 CET

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Why brave?

2025-12-18 21:18:23 CET

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To get a currency to become popular you need a to start some sort of "feedback loop".

2025-12-16 21:32:28 CET

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Tell me how you can realistically shift from fiat medium of exchange to bitcoin medium of exchange in a country with a central bank where the average shop demands fiat money and salaries are paid in fiat money.

2025-12-13 14:03:46 CET

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"BITCOIN AND MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE."
"Bitcoin has surged in popularity especially after 2017 when the bitcoin price surged to another height in which speculators joined the arena"
"Bitcoin has mainly be used as a method of storing wealth and holding bitcoin and it hasn't really been used as a method of exchanging goods and services in different shops within 'developed' countries especially when supermarkets have not really accommodated bitcoin users to purchase goods and services with bitcoin as card machines don't accommodate usuage of bitcoin wallets. However even if such technology was available, how many bitcoin users want to actually use bitcoin as a medium of exchange."
"Before we could start to understand why bitcoin isn't used as a medium of exchange in certain areas whilst it is used in other places let's look at one of the popular cases of where bitcoin is used with the exception of supposed sanctioned countries which is in Africa. Africa in comparison to the so called developed countries does not have a central bank which enjoys a degree of centralisation that various banks in so called developed countries expierence. Even if on paper that the central bank claims to be centralised, in practical terms the central bank does not have financial networks that has thoroughly been integrated within those societies and this is without mentioning the administration and the bueracracy within those countries as at least 65% of the sub-saharan population is unbanked."
"With bitcoin coming in where a mediator is absent in this transaction. But bitcoin used by Africans isn't really driven by what you expect for example bitcoiners emphasises on avoiding bureaucracy of banks and suspicion of banks but Africans are motivated to use bitcoin when the banks are very much outside of their access in other words bitcoin thrives in areas where there isn't banking institutions in the area. But there are more benefits to using bitcoin for example bitcoin protect users from inflationary pressures when bitcoin has a fixed money supply and alongside a payments through borders of nation-states which require little fees incomparisons to western union which demand massive transactional fees. There are other places where bitcoin has been used such as Venezuela, Iran and Afghanistan where each of these countries have economically sanctioned by the Americans in which their central bank isn't able to operate as it likes to."
"Where bitcoin thrives is when the central bank is pretty much is out of reach of the people and not necessarily to avoid the bureaucracy of banks which is still perecieved by others as being 'tiredsome'. Now there are rich people and crypto investors who are heavily involved in the crypto industry but something that is interesting is that various scams are reported to include bitcoin as a quick & get rich schemes in other crypto is now seen as something associated with the financial "elite" who see it as an effective assets that grows without it being that much by inflationary pressure. In other words since much of bitcoin held by people in the "developed" countries are people who are very rich it makes more sense to promote the selling of luxury goods and services in bitcoin if people want bitcoin as a medium of exchange where there is a central bank."
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2025-12-08 22:53:28 CET

"Those who want to use bitcoin as a medium of exchange in rich countries where banks still continue to function, might consider looking into luxury goods market."

2025-12-02 23:32:21 CET

"Few countries have adopted CBDC despite a majority of the surveyed banks engaged in some sort CBDC work. Currently speaking, China has introduced the e-yuan which is the Chinese CBDC that has been promoted in specific regions within retail businesses. Now whilst there has been a shift towards E-Yuan transactions, the Chinese mainly stick with WeChat Pay at the moment which highlights the limitations of CBDC."
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2025-12-01 22:20:25 CET

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Nostr is nostalgic. Quite notable.

2025-12-01 22:18:05 CET

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I do think a realistic method of trying to get some sort of economy more focused on bitcoin is to focus on particular markets that are more inclined towards using bitcoin.

2025-12-01 22:16:15 CET

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monetary premium?

2025-12-01 22:14:49 CET

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I suggest you use is that multiple profile feature. I think that's a very interesting part of graphene OS.

2025-11-29 22:48:25 CET

"Music technology: The introduction of electricity."
"Many people listen to music, some listen to nasheeds whilst other listen to 'silence'.Waves after wave after wave as the jazz music came and gone, the rap music came and gone. Similarly according to physics sounds could be described as oscillatory waves that is responsive to static pressure and heat. Yet despite the masses being captured by musical waves emitted from the guitars and the studios of the music industry where sound is propagated in response to the moods of the crowd, not many people are familiar of the technology involved in the music industry."
"One of the earliest forms the combination between music and electricity was something called a modular synthesiser known as the ARP 2500. What this machine does is introduce different waves sine waves, cosine waves i.e. oscillations and the machine filters the waves and 'modulates' it."
"The synthesiser is used to transform sounds with the usage of electricity and circuits which is quite different to the use of the trumpet or the saxophone in introducing sounds whereby a classical instrument has much fewer polyphony i.e. the number of notes that a musical instruments at one time compared to a synthesizer which reaches much more than 32. The classical musical instrument could be described as something that is in line with the functional view of technology as a classical musical instrument which technically is a technic that involves much more of the human input in comparison to the synthesiser where classical musical instruments such as saxophones, flutes and trumpets emit sound with the usage of particular buttons and the usage of the lips and tongue whilst the synthesiser on the other hand involves the usage of electricity which involves adjusting via the usage of the button and switches on this synthesiser and the other difference is that this type of technology is much more embedded into this electro-system in comparison to classical musical instrument which could be recorded by some sort of recorder but the modular synthesisers and its variants and one of these variants is the sample based synthesisers which is uses real audio samples instead of emitting different types of particular waves such sine waves and cosine waves as the ARP 2500 does."
"How does the sample based synthsiser relate to AI? AI embedded inside these sample-based synthesisers which has collected various data including audio and sound as the music gets transferred into the cybernetic system which consists of feedback loops as data about likes, share, views and deletion are recorded and the algorithm starts to 'recommend' music to its supposed targeted audience."
"The data about the type of music gets recorded by these tech company which have suspected links with several governments which it uses as part of their research into psychological warfare amongst those within the meatspace. As sound emitted communicates something to the biological body in which the cybernetic system treats the human body as a conductor or some activation function within a neural network as the sound stimulates an emotional and biological response of the human being."
"The sound of lightning frightens the human, the sound of a laughter brightens the human up and the sound of female moans sexually stimulates the human. These types of responses are recorded and taken into consideration of using particular music and sounds in stimulating the human who treated as a guinea pig in some experiment."

2025-11-27 21:38:56 CET

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How many cyber attacks have there been so far?
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2025-11-27 21:35:39 CET

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There is another undiscussed "dilemma".
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2025-11-24 21:37:59 CET

"When capital is accumulated amongst the very few or a specific rich group, this rich group resorts to engaging in renting out their capital which has lead to lower income groups finding it difficult to own various forms of capital including houses."

2025-11-24 21:30:56 CET

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"Oh how the sedative slithered into your slippery tougue."

2025-11-20 22:29:39 CET

"The chaotic aspect of AI is not only related to the technology acceleration whereby this type of technology captured by a a few companies such as OpenAI and google but since there are various methods of paraphrasing a text with lexical substitution and syntactic methodologies and here in where the these companies are left in a situation whereby censoring the AI with giving automated responses to specific prompts or prompt containing certain words reduces the effectiveness of the AI as it operates similar to an automated email more rather than an AI and this undermines their position relatively to the other competitors and alongside that there are various methods in which the user is able to twist words and substitute different words which gives a different prompt which extracts a particular output of the AI which the company tried to prevent."
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2025-11-18 22:56:13 CET

"One of the consequences of the 1973 oil shock was the acceleration of the deindustrialisation of the west as industrial growth did not achieve the mutual interests of both the working class and business class, which led to a zero-sum game where the working class were disunited whilst the business class were able to obtain returns of their appreciating assets."
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2025-11-18 21:02:06 CET

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"Democracy is a rejection of the fact that God is the sole legislator. The human intellect cannot determine morality."
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2025-10-12 21:27:59 CEST

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Do you not believe it's a matter of lack of marketing?

2025-09-24 21:32:54 CEST

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What do you do exactly?

2025-09-05 21:31:04 CEST

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Really?
How do you do micro-blogging when majority of the audience here focuses on bitcoin?

2025-09-03 22:38:31 CEST

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Why don't you get a google pixel with a graphene OS?

2025-02-20 22:01:21 CET

"NETWORK STATE AND QUESTIONS"
"The book, 'The Network State' is an interesting book which details a path towards a new methodology towards governance in the era of tech and cryptography where it suggests transforming a digital community which crowdfunds territory into a network-state with diplomatic recognition. Yet there are questions that are posed to this 'proposal'. Quite interestingly it affirms the importance of the past in contrasts to other modernists and liberals who have a 'distaste' for the past and it talks about the reliability of historical data where it suggests blockchains can be used to reliably record historical records. Whilst a lot of people question the idea that blockchains are historically reliable where they cite their fear of the possibility of quantum computing. In other words, the question is that are blockchains historically reliable? This question is something that could interest epistemologists and those interested in historical sciences. The El-salvador government declared bitcoin as a legal tender and recently the El-salvador government has declared that bitcoin is no longer a legal tender. The question also arises is that could a digital community start an economy where the currency used is bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency? On the topic of the crowdfunding aspect, despite the author's emphasis on cryptocurrency, the question arises on what currency is used by others to crowdfund territory? Is it fiat currency? Is it cryptocurrency? The authors suggests a network-state is geographically decentralised yet this means that in the current era that these territories are within different countries which have different legal systems which raises the question of the methodology of legal compliance especially when those who push this want to do this 'peacefully'. A lot of questions..."

2025-02-14 23:10:45 CET

"MASS EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIALISATION"
“On the topic of education, there are people who say that, 'We need mass education to industrialise so we can get a few people in technical positions such as engineering etc.' What they don't realize is that they're assuming that theoretical knowledge is usually applied at job positions. In a lot of cases even in professional positions such as accounting and even programming, you usually don't really apply the theoretical knowledge you have that much. In fact many uni students have forgotten the technical knowledge they had before after they've been involved in jobs that haven't reinforced the remembrance of such technical knowledge. In other words, what you've ended up with an excess supply of 'qualified' people who don't have the practical skills and who don't what they did in even high school. Looking at the jobs of today, even people in elementary school are capable of doing the jobs that many adults are doing now. Even in the technical positions, a lot of employers do actually train their employees. Therefore the utility of mass worldly education is in question. Some traditionalists have compared modern schools to what prussia did where they believed modern schools are training camps of state-loyalists. Some others argue that modern schools are training children to become loyal workers. Yet in the case of modern schools this isn't even the case where teachers are attacked by the children and modern schools are actually training children to become researchers or professors rather than someone who works at engineering or some applied field where modern schools focuses a lot on the theoretical knowledge. So the argument that you need mass education to get into highly technical positions isn't entirely accurate. Now this isn't to say that 'theoretical knowledge is useless', you do need know basic arithmetic, literacy etc. Now some are saying, 'What do you suggest?'. There are multiples things that have been suggested by other people which are the following: make sure young children have basic level of education (basic arithmetic, basic literacy and basic general knowledge), privatize schools (Even in south korea, people pay high amount of tuitions fees meaning there are parents willing to pay their child's education), encourage a certificate system of different levels (which could involve exemptions of exams for those who left a specific level of schooling such as high school etc), change the perception towards universities from being associated with STEM jobs towards it being more associated with intellectualism and research, encourage and improve the reputation of trade schools.”

2025-02-12 21:00:33 CET

"DO THE 'SOLUTIONS' PROPOSED BY NON-MUSLIMS GO AGAINST REALISM?"
"The 'solutions' that non-muslims have proposed in response to modernity involves an element of diversity and decentralization. The question arises though is that are these 'solutions' compatible with realism? One of the assumptions of the realists is that he assumes the nation-state seeks to maximise his own self-interest. One of the interpretations of this assumption is that the nation-state seeks to maximise centralisation as much as possible. We've already seen the extent to which the nation-state seeks to control media, finances, schools and even businesses. Yuk Hui proposes techno-diversity yet the realist argues that the multiple nation-states do not seek such diversity of technologies where they rather seek the homogenization of technology which is under their control. 'Dugin' who is a russian philosopher, he seeks multipolarism whilst the realist argues that the nation-state seeks unipolarism and 'Srinivasan', he believes in the network state which is geographically decentralized whilst the realist believes in geographical centralization."

2025-01-27 19:40:40 CET

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So far the Egyptians (both the military and the civilian population) are resisting his threats. I think people underestimate Egypt a lot. Recently “trump” cut off foreign aid to all countries except to the zionist state and Egypt. The Americans are trying to bribe Egypt where they don’t want them attacking the zionist state.
In the case of Jordan, I don’t think Jordan wants the Palestinians to come to Jordan, at the same time, are the Jordanians capable of resisting the Americans?

2025-01-24 19:52:24 CET

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Where is he?

2025-01-11 20:36:36 CET

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Do you not use paypal?

2025-01-11 20:31:34 CET

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A lot of banks do question about large transfers of money.

2025-01-08 20:56:14 CET

Interesting site. Anyone interested?