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2026-09-09 23:40:19 CEST

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It smells like a person that has lost their smell and went to Target to purchase fragrance and then proceeded to spray themselves down with it in a fashion that makes you taste it. It's worse than Grandma in her late stages pouring White Shoulders all over herself. Bleh.

2026-09-05 01:55:10 CEST

Havok and LX sit down with Evan Jaqua, globe-trotting founder of the Solutions Party, for an unscripted wrestling match over the oldest political drug of all: power. After 20 years in Japan, time in communist China, and two decades in South America, Evan came home convinced career politicians, rage-bait news, and immortal parties are the common denominator behind government failure everywhere. His fix is blunt: one term, no reelection, no running for the next office while you serve. Then he stacks on temporary parties, certified journalism with a National Press Fund, five-year government jobs with efficiency bounties, and a worldwide war on corruption that starts at the local bid table. The two bearded guys do what they do best: push back hard. How do you get the people extracting wealth from power to vote it away? Who audits the auditors? Why would voters suddenly agree on anything? And isn’t government itself the tumor? Evan answers with Lincoln, Thomas Sowell, Carroll Quigley, Putin-as-plumber thought experiments, and a stubborn faith that people are sick of the Kool-Aid. No scripts. No sacred cows. Just tomatoes in space and a long conversation about whether democracy can still reach its “majestic potential.” Full Episode: https://fountain.fm/episode/vH9bM6yqXaVVxxWQI09u

2026-09-03 18:15:47 CEST

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https://i.nostr.build/iQ4vHJ88xTrGZ36eey9lWJ.png
⚡Just boosted 420 sats 📱 via onlyboosts.social
💬 "Great show guys!"
🎙️ YATA - You Are The Algorithm

2026-09-03 18:11:43 CEST

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I typically find ways to avoid this many people, but might come down for a bit to grab some hot sauce and say hi and Meet a fellow Nostrich.

2026-08-30 23:28:18 CEST

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*Dicksord, not Dickson

2026-08-30 23:27:39 CEST

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Dickson? Really? Thats where you do this, and as a BTC based company? Honestly? Also, would love to enter, but I deleted my account and data when they massively chaged terms, maybe you would be better served moving the less than 250 people to Nostr.

2026-08-29 21:54:38 CEST

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This is where tailscale or something like it comes in. You get an IP and a domain name, albeit a tailscale name. I think it's worth thinking on more personally. I feel like there is a way to do this without much cost and could be very cool, but who knows I might be wrong.

2026-08-29 19:54:32 CEST

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More to ponder. Thanks @nprofile…cy6q

2026-08-29 17:50:38 CEST

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Is that a hard requirement? Or would something like tailscale work, or simply IP?

2026-08-29 00:46:23 CEST

Havok and LX bring repeat guest Dr. Kevin Smith, functional medicine practitioner, published author, and founder of the Chronic Conditions Center in Pittsburgh, for another unscripted pass at the question his new book is built on: Why Am I Still Sick? Smith’s argument is blunt. High blood pressure, low thyroid, neuropathy, and a pile of other “chronic” labels usually get managed, not solved. Stop the pills for a couple of days and the dashboard light comes back. In this episode he walks through T4 versus T3, why Hashimoto’s is the default U.S. story, why homesteaders still get waved off iodine testing, and how insurance economics decides your panel before you sit down. LX asks about red light. Havok asks about beetroot, salt, and why roasted pistachios hide sugar in the ingredient list. Then it is gabapentin, GLP-1 rebound, Fen-Phen déjà vu, six pillars of wellness, and the line that should be on a bumper sticker: if your doctor is not trying to cure you, you do not have a doctor. You have a drug dealer. Book: Why Am I Still Sick? by Dr. Kevin Smith, due soon.
Guest: Dr. Kevin Smith
Chapters
00:18 – Welcome back, Dr. Kevin Smith
02:05 – Why Am I Still Sick? and symptom management vs cure
03:08 – Thyroid 101: T4, T3, and the gas pedal
06:28 – Hypothyroid symptoms from brain fog to missing eyebrows
07:38 – Hashimoto’s, life stress, and the iodine fight
12:08 – Hidden thyroid wreckers: anemia, cortisol, gut, viruses
16:35 – TPO, anti-thyroglobulin, and insurance-designed care
19:46 – Sick care in seven minutes
20:06 – Why Synthroid helps about 17% of people
21:52 – Red light, infrared, and oxygen to the nerves
24:40 – Peripheral neuropathy is not just “take gabapentin”
27:25 – Psoriasis, rheumatoid variants, and starting in the gut
29:23 – Beetroot, nattokinase, and clogged capillaries
31:39 – Curcumin, turmeric tea, and supplement quality
34:07 – Four levels of supplements, from dollar-store junk to GMP
41:39 – Quercetin, L-glutamine, and sneaky gluten
43:39 – Sugar in “just pistachios” and Snackwells tricks
44:27 – Why bread is not the bread from the 70s
48:17 – Corn syrup, ethanol, and trans fats in the bakery
51:42 – The book: symptoms as a check engine light
55:34 – Neuropathy in person, metabolic coaching across state lines
01:00:02 – Six pillars of wellness
01:05:20 – Gabapentin, Lyrica, and the dose treadmill
01:10:36 – Cut sugar and carbs for 30 days
01:12:11 – GLP-1s, rebound fat, and off-label diabetes drugs
01:15:44 – “If they’re not curing you, they’re a drug dealer”
01:17:38 – Moving the blood-pressure goalposts
01:20:57 – Sun-up alarms, chicken time, and daylight savings
01:23:26 – Shout-out: Datis Kharrazian
01:25:01 – metabolicsolutions.net and the free quiz
Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/lw7RdqE2p4NG983A6Amb

2026-08-26 22:53:09 CEST

https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/ff51ecb307053ef6d2f107741ca527cc0c4f6da170ceb97dfb04975c693ae90e.webp Do it!!!!

2026-08-26 20:32:09 CEST

Was just pondering things and my ponderer pondered why there are not little RaspberryPI boxes (or whatever HW) that are literally plug and pray Nostr relays. Like just set this little guy on your desk boot it add some basic info and boom, home relay without needing a VPS or having to run the stack on your system. I dunno why I thought about this, but seems like a cool idea. Could also be a cool way to increase adoption... maybe. Probably a terrible idea and I am quite certain someone will point out why. <shrug>.

2026-08-25 02:15:44 CEST

They are still your thoughts, for now...
https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/c52dc35f255c547a0a21d1cd502892d81f55fa0e5b0cb29ca7dc2fccf556413e.jpg

2026-08-24 16:19:51 CEST

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That is awesome, especially as a new booth. Word will get out and you'll need to up production soon. At least that is my hope.

2026-08-23 15:19:53 CEST

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How did it go? Did you sell out and have to pack up early?

2026-08-22 15:40:08 CEST

New episode out, this one was pretty fun and some thought provoking discussion, check it out and let me know what you thought.
Retired intelligence officer and author Rick Hoppe joins Havok and LX for a deep, no-BS breakdown of modern revolutions. From his 32 years in the intel community (including the Iraq surge) to the eight-stage process that every successful (and failed) revolution has followed since the mid-1700s, Rick lays out the real mechanics of legitimacy, rupture, and why you can’t bomb your way to freedom. We dig into coups vs. true revolutions, color revolutions, the Iran situation, algorithmic cages, and what “stage three” looks like in America and Canada right now.
Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/xXpOr05o5o7L9stj59Oh

2026-08-20 19:36:49 CEST

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Congratulations! It's an amazing thing and a wonderful journey, with some periods of struggle. Wouldn't trade the experience, joy, and love for anything though.

2026-08-19 00:01:07 CEST

@nprofile…hlj3 Thank you! That worked so well it muted your reply.

2026-08-18 23:39:34 CEST

OK How do I find and slap the crap out of the person running the bot doing this? I have blocked it multiple times, not working, really starting to rustle my jimmies. https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/f3575502dde455065709b4e79c13e59236c8ff87ba76124d1306b908fad8dc46.webp #AskNostr

2026-08-18 20:02:54 CEST

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I am guessing foil did that, at least it looks like one I got opening a bottle one time.

2026-08-15 16:48:17 CEST

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Interested in this as well. I have just pointed people to Nostr.org, but I imagine there are better ones. The list of apps and ability to kind of try them out is one reason I use that one. That said it's the wallet setup that will be somewhat confusing for a good number of folks I think.

2026-08-15 14:35:15 CEST

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Thank you, @npub1zqd…e6fj

2026-08-15 14:35:08 CEST

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Thank you, @Permanerd

2026-08-15 00:43:21 CEST

What happens when a morning-radio veteran trades FCC rules, toxic bosses, and medium-market grind for total creative freedom? You get pure Space Tomatoes chaos.
Hosts Havok and LX welcome Jon Francois, host of The Delicious Culture with Jon Francois, for an unscripted deep-dive into six years of podcasting evolution from the goofy “Anything Show,” through a two-year Family Matters rewatch grind (Urkel catchphrases and all), to the current solo format built around three delicious questions. Jon spills on why full-time radio felt overworked and underpaid, the exact moment he walked away cold-turkey in 2024, the best (and most dramatic-llama) Uber/Lyft rides, how he actually got his wife on the mic, and the public-access mentor who let a shy teen interview blankets and smash ice bags for creativity’s sake.
Expect radio-industry real talk, shock-jock reflections (Howard Stern respect + reality check, daytime-driver survival tips, and a reminder that independence beats corporate validation every single time. If you’ve ever dreamed of owning your own content (or just need a laugh at late-night dispensary passengers, this one’s juicy.
https://fountain.fm/episode/cUnNI0xJ6tsM9dgW31Gv

2026-08-14 13:49:54 CEST

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Hopefully the busy times are paying off for you. Thanks for listening! Hope you have an awesome day.

2026-08-14 01:07:29 CEST

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So go for the 200B or Bust? I Figured Qwen 3 72B would be good. I don't thing the 3090 is a good trade due to power efficiency etc. With a cluster of GB10 a 200B is in reach, slower by a good margin but still within acceptable rates for tokens/s. No? I mean heck a 405B should be doable with somewhat acceptable lag on a cluster.

2026-08-14 00:59:30 CEST

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OK @nprofile…z6ke I feel like you may have been pointed out by @nprofile…yl4w Do you run a GB10 system? If so would you be willing to spend a few moments in chat with a pleb that is anxiously waiting to pull the trigger on a 128GB GB10 system? I have some concerns, but I am also at about the 99.99999999% mark on pulling this trigger.

2026-08-14 00:10:40 CEST

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All I see is, 1 of these will make you see God, 1 will kill you, the rest is edible as foodstuffs. May the odds be ever in your favor. 🤣

2026-08-14 00:08:25 CEST

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@nprofile…5gz2 Haven't seen you in a bit. Today is a better day because I saw you, fren. Hope all is well.

2026-08-13 23:58:49 CEST

OK Folks, I figure I probably have the geek market covered her. Who has a GB10 system? I would love to have a chat with you because I am considering one currently. Let's go fellow Nostriches. #AskNostr

2026-08-12 00:59:12 CEST

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Reeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was us GenX folks, we aren't boomers, but hey...

2026-08-11 19:23:33 CEST

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He certainly has laid claim to it.

2026-08-10 22:59:27 CEST

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Howdy, Charles! Looks like a fine place to sit.

2026-08-10 22:56:52 CEST

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Aha! So you have done it. lol. Would still be a lot of fun.

2026-08-10 18:54:30 CEST

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No need to wonder, just look at the overall health of people today, and the number of medications most are on.

2026-08-09 21:15:12 CEST

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100% our barn cat (doesnt live in the barn but started there) is 100% outdoors only, well except severe storms or weather then he gets to go in the garage. It is very doable and he is the friendliest cat I have ever known.

2026-08-09 18:45:45 CEST

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Bummed you missed your first day at the market. I think you are somewhat local to me solely based on a milk jug from a farm about half mile from me. If something like this ever happens, give me a ping and I will see if I can help. Much love!

2026-08-09 18:24:10 CEST

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Gotta move the orange economic needle somehow, and supporting people doing righteous works, well I am down for that.

2026-08-08 17:08:12 CEST

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Does want! That looks insane.

2026-08-08 16:24:06 CEST

I absolutely love this, we have been in a drought for a while now. Our backyard "lawn" looks pretty good for us not getting much for rain. There is a real reason for this, and we have zero irrigation. The first image shows what everyone seems to love, the next 2 show what every person seems to dread, but I love it. This is a biodiverse system, we have never seeded it, never once put any herbicides or fertilizer on it, we just mow it. It self repairs when dug up and does so in about a week. Feels great on the feet, and we literally do one thing with it, we mow it. Yet another example of the strength that biodiversity brings and that monoculture cannot do. https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/9151a91b78619d326d35f49013fc296dfa1a9fc58585d6503da3b4d14d7ec215.webp https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/21d0d6aa099f4fbd0efc10a1993400e1714115b4ec01a842cfd025aace774774.webp https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/7522fec6c5d4a95e23e1e4b664bdcd5ae6dbef99f1a5b65a49ab5c1a63956f7a.webp

2026-08-07 17:46:37 CEST

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Need to get your relays corrected so I can respond to your DM.

2026-08-07 17:37:42 CEST

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Happy Birthday!!

2026-08-06 22:28:12 CEST

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Initial reaction was to muster up a very thorough and concise response, something to the effect of "nuh uh". After seeing this explanation, I would tend to agree, mostly. I still really wanted to use my first response though, ya know to make myself seem smart and stuff.

2026-08-06 20:49:20 CEST

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I don't know why but I feel like it would be super fun to jump into a huge bin filled with those grapes. Nice harvest!

2026-08-05 15:09:39 CEST

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I have grown all sorts of things in 5 gallon buckets, and this is honestly the first time I have ever seen corn grown that way. I absolutely LOVE this!!!

2026-08-05 15:07:39 CEST

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It really is, Larken and team did an amazing job putting this together, as well as the candles in the dark work they did. Awesome stuff.

2026-08-05 02:29:57 CEST

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Amen! And what a wonderful movie as well. We actually gave away 10 tickets to it on a show.

2026-08-05 01:41:06 CEST

"I'm tired, Boss."
That line from The Green Mile speaks for millions who have reached the end of their patience. They are tired of the lies. Tired of promises that never arrive. Tired of representatives who answer only to power and money.
Tired of being watched, catalogued, and scored. Tired of taxes that touch every action outside the body itself. You cannot drink water without paying for it. You cannot even poop (sewer tax) without paying for it. You cannot live without feeding the machine at every turn.
Tired of money taken and spent on wars the people never chose. Tired of watching special interests grow fat while infrastructure rots and even the veterans, the people the "patriots" claim to support, die waiting for basic care. Hundreds of thousands remain homeless, yet the flow of resources continues outward.
Call it what it is. This is not patriotism. A patriot loves and defends their own country. Sending young people to fight distant conflicts while citizens sleep on sidewalks is not defense. It is extraction.
The system offers no real representation. The speeches and rituals exist to maintain compliance. Those who still believe in it sleep through the theft of their own future.
We see it clearly. We are done feeding it. We build outside the structure through voluntary exchange and direct cooperation. We will not carry the weight of a machine that serves only itself. We care enough to walk away and create something that actually works.

2026-08-05 00:14:11 CEST

Now who wins the moral and ethical argument, stands on principles alone, and is unwilling to budge in tense conditions, the small l libertarian, or the big L Libertarian, and why?
The small-l libertarian wins on pure principle.
Under the strict standard we are using, the small-l position refuses to authorize or install any ruler. It treats the act of electing someone to wield coercive power over others as illegitimate by definition. That refusal does not bend when conditions become tense—war, economic crisis, cultural panic, or political opportunity. The principle remains: no one has the right to rule, and participating in the selection of rulers contradicts that claim.
The big-L Libertarian, by contrast, enters the electoral arena. Running candidates, seeking offices, and asking people to vote for individuals to hold state power means accepting and using the very mechanism of rule the philosophy rejects. Even when the platform is radical on paper, the method itself is a compromise: it treats political power as something that can be captured and directed rather than something that must be denied legitimacy. In tense conditions that compromise becomes more tempting—strategic endorsements, lesser-evil voting, coalition deals, “we have to win first” logic. The willingness to play the game is already a budge.
Standing on principle alone favors the position that will not authorize rulers under any circumstances. Consistency under pressure is the test. The small-l stance meets it more cleanly because it never grants the premise that someone should hold the office in the first place.

2026-08-04 23:09:53 CEST

AI stays inside the box. Humans step outside when things break.
Derek Crager on Human First AI: Use it to think WITH the human, not FOR the human. Otherwise businesses get brittle fast.
Clip from our latest episode with Derek Crager on The Space Tomatoes Podcast.
#HumanFirstAI #AI https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/0cf30b2114b7fa9104a2fa8b363357bb31d0f871f2faabd29eae96fc525ed76f.mp4

2026-08-04 02:03:49 CEST

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Oh.. I completely misread that, apologies for the lengthy diatribe. That said I dont think fighting really works outside close guy friends. Elsewhere it tends to escalate into bad things, things nobody wants.

2026-08-04 02:01:00 CEST

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Must not let who fight? The Libertarian party? I honestly couldn't give a single tree bacon sphincter on that issue. Fight away, at least they haven't fallen completely into the division and outright hatred of a person based on some stupid assed color or name with a dumbass mascot. Lmfao.. imagine a team of your choosing coming out and being we are the fighting elephants/donkeys lmmfao.

2026-08-04 00:47:10 CEST

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you can certainly debate libertarian ideas. I don't think it works well if you happen to be on the statist side of the house, the 2 ideologies of freedom and just enough slavery to keep you safe are compatible. There ya go, I started. lmfao. Now if you were talking about Libertarians, different deal, they are just the diet coke to the coke we have now.

2026-08-04 00:42:35 CEST

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There is the signal, it's about to NGU! The one thing I have learned is the probability of the opposite of what this numpty says will happen is at least 70% while the probability of it happening is dismal, with the middle sector populated with meh.. not really but kinda sorta. But hey... I am not an economist.

2026-08-01 01:03:05 CEST

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Naw, that is just the statist cult messaging. It's nothing but state sponsored propaganda, they simply cannot or will not accept that as truth. Stay free, stay sovereign, ignore the cultists.

2026-08-01 00:34:16 CEST

In this episode of The Space Tomatoes Podcast, Havok and LX sit down with Derek Crager, founder and CEO of Practical AI, creator of Pocket Mentor, and author of Human First AI, for a refreshingly pragmatic conversation about AI that actually serves humans instead of trying to replace them. Derek makes a compelling case that the current AI will take all the jobs narrative is both overhyped and dangerously shortsighted. He argues that the real opportunity lies in using AI to think with humans, not for them, empowering people to make better decisions outside the box while keeping businesses resilient. We dive into the psychology of AI adoption, why 95 percent of corporate AI projects are failing, the critical role of entry level jobs in the economy, and how Dereks own neurodivergence (autism, ADHD, and dyslexia) shaped his approach to building tools that actually work. We also get the origin story of Pocket Mentor, the world's first AI based vocational mentor designed specifically for trades and skilled workers, and hear how Derek built Amazons highest rated internal training program from scratch during the pandemic. If you're tired of the AI hype cycle and want practical, human centered thinking on how to actually use these tools without destroying your own customer base, this one is for you.
SpaceTomatoes: https://www.spacetomatoes.net/derek-crager/
Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/t1YWKDUM56WNXQ1PecgE

2026-07-30 14:03:25 CEST

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I imagione this could happen on silly walk day. It would be terrible and would definitely ruin silly walk day.

2026-07-29 22:54:15 CEST

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I once let out a several minute long train of expletives from a shin strike on a trailer hitch, I would say that topped every toe stubbing I have ever received.

2026-07-29 01:46:07 CEST

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I simply wanted to help. That is all, the situation you and yours are in is beyond a tragedy and although I cannot offer physical help or change this situation I can throw my support to those that need it when I am able. Blessings to you and yours and I hope tomorrow is better than today was.

2026-07-28 20:43:51 CEST

“AnComs want to kill Ancaps. Ancaps want to helicopter AnComs. Meanwhile the state is oppressing all of us the same way.”
Maybe the real enemy isn’t each other.
@nprofile…urjq https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/18e2fe1f32264e295350745ad97a5834b223548b94669067e03203498bffc9ed.mp4 breaks down why infighting misses the point of anarchy entirely.

2026-07-28 20:29:23 CEST

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Nesse caso, o termo "cookie" refere-se a um corte transversal da madeira. Não tem nada a ver com biscoitos; é apenas chamado de "cookie". Além disso, peço desculpas se a terminologia não estiver correta; usei um tradutor para isso.

2026-07-28 03:37:19 CEST

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We have a nice "cookie" table. I recommend them because they are awesome!
https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/a8d82f3e7278ef23faf1945ff7c4458c292e68d118bd768726deda7cff96e260.jpg
https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/f66b7a43345243891862a90dfb1752c28560ce51a734cccf6eb1ca740b6507af.jpg

2026-07-25 00:17:23 CEST

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Also, for my follower plebs, we have been releasing on Nostr/Fountain an hour before anywhere else. Simply because I love this community and the people that have made it. Special shout out to @nprofile…u33x for introducing me to Nostr, You sir, are a gem of a gentleman, and I appreciate you.

2026-07-25 00:10:09 CEST

This week on Space Tomatoes, Havok and LX sit down with Derek Wills (AncapAir), author of *The Liberty Solution*. Derek walks us through his journey from hardcore Republican → constitutional conservative → libertarian → full ancap, and how reading Murray Rothbard completely rewrote the book he was working on. We dive deep into why the state is inherently incompatible with liberty, the myth of "necessary evil," reputation as the ultimate enforcement mechanism in a stateless society, and why IP is not only invalid but actively stifles innovation. We also tackle the classic objections: roads, fire departments, police, dispute resolution, immigration, welfare, and what a voluntary society actually looks like in practice. Derek makes a strong case that ostracism and reputation are far more powerful (and ethical) than state violence.
**Topics covered:**
- The brutal reality of writing a book (and rewriting 90% of it)
- Why "small government" is a myth
- Reputation, ostracism, and private arbitration as real enforcement
- IP, chocolate chip cookies, and why you can't own an idea
- Roads, hospitals, and the free-market solutions nobody talks about.
- Why the Libertarian Party keeps embarrassing itself
- The power of voluntary association vs. coercive hierarchy
Follow AncapAir on Nostr: @npub1ymk…fgr0
#GrowNostr
https://fountain.fm/episode/DA9VsFKnmh4KpCFP5LYr

2026-07-24 23:16:14 CEST

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Mmmmmm... Yummy fat, little crispy on the outside, oozes melty fatty goodness in your mouth and essentially captures the entire flavor profile of the steak. I get it though, it aint for everyone.

2026-07-24 23:10:23 CEST

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Yep! That'll do it, although I really am not a fan of NY strip that one looks pretty decent. Make it a ribeye or skirt steak and it's an A++.

2026-07-23 21:17:31 CEST

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Sounds an awful lot like something the simulation would say.

2026-07-23 00:19:13 CEST

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Prepare for thermal dissolution of your systems... lol

2026-07-23 00:07:06 CEST

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I second, and third @nprofile…sfph on this one. Exit the communal government body known as an HOA.

2026-07-23 00:05:46 CEST

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OK, I don't know about your attic, but mine is typically 30+ degrees (farenheit) hotter than the house, please tell me this isn't a rack of systems... 😱

2026-07-22 20:33:30 CEST

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I was under pressure to use it in a sentence, maybe...

2026-07-22 19:49:11 CEST

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Openclaw as well albeit slowly, but still.

2026-07-22 00:15:13 CEST

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I'd say that's pretty damned good. I would love to try some of that.

2026-07-22 00:14:00 CEST

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Beautiful place you have there. I am in North Carolina on a little 10 acre farmstead. Good to meet another like minded individual.

2026-07-21 23:11:50 CEST

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Stay tuned for a reply, it's coming soon and you will not believe how awesome it's going to be. 🤪

2026-07-21 23:10:40 CEST

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Isn't this one of the guys that went to Antarctica and realized the sun did not set, and instead just goes around the horizon, exactly like the current models all say happens? Or was that a few other folks that flat out got proven hilariously wrong?

2026-07-21 23:08:38 CEST

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Go fill up a bunch of balloons with helium, place them in a room, and check on them every day. Simple, cheap, and easy experiment you can do yourself to test your theory on helium balloons. In about 3 days, you will need to come up with a new idea. Unless there are balloon fillers attached to helium tanks somehow floating around with all of these balloons, but then what replaces the tanks, more balloon fillers? lol

2026-07-21 01:17:02 CEST

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Yes noisey, annoying, loud, absolute cacophony of absurdity....

2026-07-21 01:07:05 CEST

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This should have said Your condom, but honestly torture condom works as well.

2026-07-21 01:05:45 CEST

If you ever thought about raising Guinea foul, let this be torture condom... sound up, because reasons...
https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/fcfcef8a5513574d32bfcea77b0f6179020295b57d1574228ad2aa7f55999bc2.mp4

2026-07-21 01:01:03 CEST

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Smedley Butler said it best...
"There are only two reasons why you should ever be asked to give your youngsters. One is defense of our homes. The other is the defense of our Bill of Rights and particularly the right to worship God as we see fit. Every other reason advanced for the murder of young men is a racket, pure and simple.”
― Smedley D. Butler, War is a Racket: The Antiwar Classic by America's Most Decorated Soldier

2026-07-21 00:52:46 CEST

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Same, always good to find like minded individuals on this lovely part of the interwebz.

2026-07-21 00:34:51 CEST

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Look at me, I am both!!!!! FTW!

2026-07-21 00:33:53 CEST

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Not cool doxxing me like this... I will be taking it up with the management. 😂

2026-07-21 00:31:20 CEST

I feel like in some weird way that I am lucky to be less educated on Bitcoin, I mean, I understand it and I get sovereignty etc... What I am less educated on is things like who is Michael Saylor, I have no clue honestly, nor do I care or care what he does, says, or what he is up to. I don't know why BIP-110 is a thing, nor do I get the fighting over it. I simply know there is sound money, that I can use, without a middleman or goon trying to extract some of it because they "gave me permission" to use it. I count myself lucky to have no idea about the drama and stuff that goes on, but to know enough about it to exit and build. So whoever you happen to be and what you happen to represent, Michael Saylor I couldn't give a singular fugg about the entire damned thing. Nostr on the other hand is freaking awesome! I absolutely love all the geeks, dweebs, dorks, miscreants and antidisestablishmentarianism types. Yall keep doing you, I am in for it. Much Love!

2026-07-20 23:42:48 CEST

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Us, it's always us that pay for this stupidity. The idiot clown in chief is exactly that, took a special kind of moron to agree to attack Iran, takes a spectacular fuggin moronic imbecile to keep doing the same thing, hoping it will produce a different result.

2026-07-20 20:21:09 CEST

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I don't eat this stuff, but the pics I have seen of pringles and now this make me pretty certain the potato chip industry has lost their minds.

2026-07-20 18:12:19 CEST

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Just gonna go ahead and shill this episode... https://fountain.fm/episode/MD0CvTiWvKTFAhWlyT4Y

2026-07-20 18:11:31 CEST

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Yummy stuff, I would love a chunk of that Appenzeller. Now I need to plan a trip to Orman's Cheese Shop.

2026-07-20 18:09:09 CEST

Whole-istic Pet Wellness with Vet Jeff Feinman: BEAM, Fresh Food, Terrain Theory & Natural Healing On the Space Tomatoes podcast, hosts Havok and LX interview veterinarian and whole-istic educator Jeff Feinman about a holistic approach to pet wellness centered on BEAM (behavior, energy, appetite, and mood) and individualized “scientific wellness” rather than symptom-focused medicine. Feinman shares his background, discusses helping pets by optimizing vitality through fresh food, supplements that support rather than suppress, and aligning with nature, including red light therapy. They talk through real examples involving a feral cat with respiratory and urinary issues, flea concerns, and when to intervene versus reduce stress, as well as experiences with natural remedies like colloidal silver. The conversation covers terrain theory versus germ theory, vaccine overuse, compassionate end-of-life care, and Feinman’s Whole-istic Actions platform and book Path to Pet Wellness.
https://fountain.fm/episode/Kkv5kOPMNALPcypLTnJK

2026-07-19 18:03:47 CEST

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It's been a thing I have put off for a long while, and since Golfy McGolfFace is now giving us temper tantrums and not wanting to start, well it seemed like the right time to pull the trigger.

2026-07-19 18:02:29 CEST

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Now I need to figure out how to stop myself from finding the stupidest reasons to drive it. lmfao...

2026-07-18 23:40:45 CEST

New farm vehicle, never thought we needed one of these, now I am convinced we always did.
https://relay.spacetomatoes.net/41dd0d0602807a0b284dc862105f979a43d9ff547acf2a0e9a5cfad56e053ce7.jpg

2026-07-18 15:24:42 CEST

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You should get yourself setup with a wallet, ya know, so you can send/receive money with no middle man and stuffs. Kinda like exiting the system. 😁

2026-07-14 02:59:05 CEST

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Absolutely not an explanation, but a great marker of symptom

2026-07-14 02:57:16 CEST

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Lmfao, that port was heavily damaged months ago and abandoned. Centcom used it as a PR campaign, the IRGC sent memes. Funny shit.

2026-07-14 02:54:50 CEST

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Sorry but, James is a retard. Hard pass on comms with people that dont understand exceedingly basic economics.

2026-07-14 02:52:26 CEST

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Splain, Lucy...

2026-07-14 02:51:17 CEST

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Ok the entire blazing pink background with white text (retarded af) aside, you have missed a number of points, the inclusion of Spooner into the article, also a miss. Honestly, I couldn't get beyond the third paragraph?? Article?? Box of short text in white with pink background? I mean, im sure you have good ideas, and I wouldn't necessarily mind reading them, but not if you make my eyes bleed and miss queues that are blatantly apparent. Much love fren, continue to hone your message, and remember, the entire premise of the An, is you dont get to dictate what others do, even if you dont agree with those ideas.

2026-07-14 02:45:14 CEST

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One big ass fuck you hug dealt... suck it.