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On that note, I think some things will eventually become so cheap (free, in some cases), that we will only need to transact in sats for more "valuable" items.

2024-03-09 02:35:54 CET

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Science

2024-03-09 01:43:09 CET

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Before by Jim Tucker is an interesting book to read about this

2024-03-07 17:35:40 CET

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They need to be actively destroyed as they are installed.

2024-03-07 16:14:50 CET

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I've been wanting to do this. Can you explain more or link a guide?

2024-03-05 16:14:58 CET

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The emotion you displayed at the end is the same emotion I experience when thinking about the world that Bitcoin is bringing. Most people cannot fathom that world, and it is so prosperous!

2024-03-05 01:43:56 CET

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https://image.nostr.build/1b01eac5789c894f776bcb9070113b1422ef98fa15d7a3d688388d746b703761.jpg

2024-03-04 21:38:56 CET

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ETC inflows. Check out @npub1r00…sqe8

2024-03-03 14:03:02 CET

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You DO have to accept it otherwise you're just going to keep complaining. If you don't want the average person, who doesn't think about these things, to not take a picture of you or anyone else and post them for all to see, then YOU need to be proactive about your anonymity. You have no right to tell others what to do, so quit crying about it.

2024-03-03 08:21:04 CET

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Join those of us learning law in filing federal lawsuits

2024-03-03 01:53:27 CET

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Oh god please don't let it happen to me! 😵‍💫

2024-03-02 17:25:20 CET

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Would love to see a new chart showing price vs balance on exchanges since 2009

2024-03-02 15:16:10 CET

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An alternative would be doing bench press (or any exercise) with very light weight for one set of some chosen number of high reps. That can be done daily because there is minimal muscle tearing. This also makes your connective tissue get stronger, much like he described in the OP, but without you gaining muscle faster than your connective tissue can support it, which could cause injuries.
Exercise should be looked at as a marathon, not a sprint

2024-02-29 20:22:30 CET

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Most of it is a scam.

2024-02-29 16:01:19 CET

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Amethyst has public & private bookmarks.

2024-02-29 13:54:02 CET

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What website is this?

2024-02-25 13:59:07 CET

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More regulation, obv

2024-02-24 04:12:22 CET

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You might ask Mike Hunt. I hear they're close.

2024-02-24 02:50:35 CET

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Russia has already started that they would recognize and support a Republic of Texas. I'd venture to say that if Texas did, other states would follow and would form treaties.

2024-02-24 02:23:43 CET

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A matter of time before they leave the union and become the republic of Texas.

2024-02-20 19:35:59 CET

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Bury your family on it and turn it into a "cemetery".
Voila. No more property taxes.

2024-02-11 06:46:51 CET

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Tell that to the revolutionists. You might oughta read the Declaration of Independence again

2024-02-11 06:36:28 CET

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We are due for a new Declaration of Independence

2024-02-09 02:40:00 CET

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I use "Simple Crypto Widget".

2024-02-08 15:14:38 CET

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If you have Android, get a sats/USD widget.

2024-02-06 18:28:36 CET

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Except, you know, the USD.

2024-02-05 14:15:51 CET

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I don't miss working bedside for dumb shit like this.
Really, I'm tired of healthcare. Would be nice to find a clinic like yours.

2024-02-05 14:06:19 CET

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icles.

2024-02-05 02:05:41 CET

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Focus on foundations and the rest will follow

2024-02-02 19:56:59 CET

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How about we not pay taxes at all?

2024-02-02 19:55:46 CET

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My child won't touch social media for most of her life living with us. We will find better use of our time.

2024-02-02 02:57:39 CET

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Amethyst definitely does

2024-01-30 02:59:26 CET

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Protip: just poke a decent-sized hole in either end of the lime and then just squeeze the juice straight outta the lime

2024-01-29 19:24:25 CET

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I focus more on bioavailability, cost, & ease of ingestion.
Glycinate
Citrate
Chloride

2024-01-29 13:16:28 CET

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Many of the uses of different magnesium forms overlap each other. Someone just wanted to seem smart and make this image.

2024-01-29 00:11:51 CET

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Agreed. I think revolution is very, very near.

2024-01-28 01:56:29 CET

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Some are easier than others. Some are very easy, at least as it relates to income taxes.

2024-01-28 01:50:34 CET

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Because the average American is too interested in the circus acts instead of reading and learning how not to have to pay.

2024-01-27 02:01:22 CET

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I mean, "his" income could be in a trust too. There are ways to live basically from trust as if you're a pauper. I've talked to people who do this.
And just because there is a judgment against you doesn't mean the creditor will get every last penny.

2024-01-27 01:34:35 CET

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Even if that's the case, she won't get hardly a penny. Trump is not an idiot and most, if not all, of his possessions are protected in trusts.

2024-01-26 23:35:19 CET

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Was this a lower court or appellate? If lower, it's a meaningless kangaroo court and will probably be appealed.

2024-01-21 21:57:34 CET

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Since when does reusing an address over and over still end up with one UTXO?

2024-01-20 14:33:05 CET

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It is quite the conundrum

2024-01-19 18:55:29 CET

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Already on it, legally.

2024-01-19 14:55:02 CET

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I don't teach. There are many TG channels for that and the information is free.

2024-01-19 12:22:35 CET

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yandex.com

2024-01-17 01:05:58 CET

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It's hilarious to me that people are still getting tested for ANYTHING. You know how we treated respiratory illnesses in the ICU pre-covid?
Supportive care. Meaning next to nothing unless you got pneumonia or if your oxygen got too low for too long.

2024-01-17 01:03:57 CET

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Modern 'medicine' is utter garbage and full of fucking lies.

2024-01-17 01:02:19 CET

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Nope. Most of them don't want to be educated because they think they know it all already.

2024-01-16 00:46:47 CET

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This is literally sovereign citizen nonsense

2024-01-16 00:45:47 CET

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They don't ignore your rights when you sue them

2024-01-15 03:05:18 CET

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If anyone thinks slavery has been abolished in the United States, they should read the 13th Amendment again.

2024-01-14 15:24:05 CET

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Skiplagged

2024-01-14 13:27:51 CET

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You might not be able to vote your way or of slavery, but you can sure your way out.

2024-01-14 03:01:09 CET

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Much of this is our fault for not learning how to sue the bastards when our rights are infringed upon. Not all courts are corrupt. In fact, most of the appellate courts follow the rules of law. Plan to lose in lower court, then appeal.