Violinist and teacher, building a homestead on raw land in between lessons and concerts. Fascinated by how we can develop resilience in our lives, in our families, in our communities. I'm excited about freedom tech and circular economies, and am deeply grateful for the devs and advocates who are helping build tools for a better future.
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Last Notes You need to follow more people (or different people?). I don't see crypto talk all day on Nostr. this is really disturbing wtf is wrong with people cool! Also they host a lot of events, and many draw people that are like-minded to you in terms of sovereignty. Good hub to have close by 😎 Logical fallacy, that We have a richer community around us now - in our cabin at the edge of the woods - than we did when we lived in a rowhome in the city nice!! I think we had the same tent, but we kept (and actually still keep) our kitchen outside. Which has its challenges... So cool to see this : ) don't clients require upkeep etc? conclusion: if you're an ant, stay away from labs better yet: if you're a living creature, keep maximum distance from "scientists" ugh - that sucks With cameras the most impt aspect for your privacy you is where the data is stored, and if you make sure that it's local (and not uploaded to some cloud) then it's yours to use as you might need. yeah, exactly. I hope this works, and I appreciate that he's calling attention to the stranglehold of the major meat processors, but the hubris of govt is incredible: "I have decided that I will allow you to..." but, see, there's a special rule about this: before they're recalled they are in fact totally safe because they've been approved. And then after they're recalled everyone knows that they're unsafe so they don't reflect at all on the safety testing required by the FDA. it's magic 🫣 It's hard to watch politicians in general. But this guy is so particularly embarrassing. Actually, between him and Kamala ... maybe there's a larger game afoot but not even a major power play, just a test: let's see just how much embarrassment Americans can tolerate. Just wrapped up some work, about to do a workout, then out to gather wood and cut weeds and probably yell at our ducks because they don't want to go into their house at night. Food somewhere in there. I have fun with all of that! but I'm kind of weird 😜 You? I have no trouble understanding why a bf/husband would have an issue with it. I can understand the position of support, but would be concerned about the passion. In the areas where men are treated poorly - let's say whatever combination of things that makes them far more prone to suicide - when a man lashes out violently as a result, I could be sympathetic to him. However, if my bf were passionately defensive of him and made that defense a major focus of his energy, I would have a serious issue with that. yes, I can understand that. And still- there are many things in the world that need our support, and this particular focus ... idk, it seems odd to me. If they were taking this same passion and applying it - say - to more accountability in the testing of the meds she was given, or the doctors who were treating her? that would make more sense I've been so frustrated by the reactions to this. Many people are acting as if the support for this poor woman is support for her actions, which is clearly bullshit. But the super vocal supporters are choosing to put their energy behind a woman who killed her children. She's temporarily or permanently insane by definition to have killed her children; no sane mother does that. And I think we should all be taking a very close look at her treatment before the murders. But of all the people out there to throw your voice behind, of all causes in the world that get you to go protest outside of a courtroom - Lindsay Clancy?! really? I think this is true. They use different rhetoric to appeal to different ideologies, but otherwise they are very similar and will end in the same horrible place. Arguments against it?1) it's possible that some countries have found a form of socialism which is relatively stable and might not devolve into authoritarianism; and 2) scale really matters. The smaller and more homogeneous the group (in terms of values and goals), the more sense that collectivism makes. YouTube is the big tech platform that I have the most trouble giving up. There is so much genuinely useful stuff on there. I vaguely remember Odell talking about each of us uploading current YT videos that we each find useful to a nostr account but I'm not clear how that would work in terms of copyright (? is that an issue?) #nevent1q…9tvj then cheap & mainstream media includes the New York Times and BBC, which is what we've seen for a while now We're in agreement. I just think that it's not only for the sensational aspect that the media publishes misinformation. I think that they are responsible for protecting the corporate establishment (protecting the interests not just of pharma, but also of the medical industrial complex in general). "bullevard" is cheap, mainstream? Yes, this makes sense the Governor of Pennsylvania then held a press conference on the two deaths, even though there seems to be nothing to indicate that anyone died of measles. manual grinder (that's my husband, not me - he's the coffee guy) he loves it, and it makes for a much quieter morning *politicians are willing to poison the citizens they are supposed to protect vote with your actions, your energy, your money, your attention Yes Fake food is artificially cheap, and we have adjusted our budgets and expectations around it. My explanation for the discrepancy between the media and the coroner's office is that someone is lying. And my explanation for the change in wording is that there's a desire to get people to panic. What's your explanation? The immigration policies have changed over the years. What explanation do I have for why the coroner said that he hasn't seen measles deaths but ABC has "breaking news" about two measles deaths in that area? Someone's lying here. What's your explanation? sending good vibes to you both! 🫂 opting out is the way to go welcome to Nostr, Jody! Measles-related deaths, which could be like "covid-related deaths" (e.g. George Floyd dying of covid because he tested positive for covid after a fentanyl overdose while someone knelt on him) becomes death *from* measles And normies scream: "see! dangerous anti-vaxxers!!" https://blossom.primal.net/7bf2d9da60a8e3076ef7057270551c0b97787b3c8be3623e8cebc32fe1e4e97f.png https://blossom.primal.net/df372d8e85d758dbdc736148dd7f547a7ce6f17e8cf64293887a7fc1b6b0d9f3.png and meanwhile... https://blossom.primal.net/33e96d0151c879e81366d228d99999c15f93958f4597903a35afbc213dee98aa.png @nprofile…z505 this is how this propaganda develops. Right now in the US, anyone who reads the mainstream news is under the impression that because of vaccine skepticism, people are suddenly dying of measles. I think she even donated to a lab that was working on it ☹️ I love her anyway, but was pretty bummed when I found that out. I do a lot of coppicing on trees that we've planted specifically for that, and have studied pollarding as well. Most trees do fine with heavy pruning. We have trees that we cut down to the ground this March and were over 12 feet tall by July. It's the straight growth that's so unusual here. Really neat! the shots were terrible but the human body has incredible capacity for healing and renewal nvm! I see a ton of examples. That's crazy. Most trees bush out when cut at that level. I would usually call this coppicing or pollarding, but I've never seen it done like that. This is like a combination of both - polewood (usually grown from coppiced stools) but from high branches (which is usually done for more leafy growth). You're sure this is a real photo? I don't know any trees that would grow this way. ha! you're right. I haven't seen that name for a while complex concepts are hard for some people There can be a tendency in a culture to 1) stay separate from others and 2) be committed to excellence in various important areas (finance, trade, education, the arts). When you put those two together, you will likely get at least some nasty power players within that group and a whole lot of resentment outside of the group. I think the hardest thing is to hold in your mind the idea that a group of people can be the innocent victims of psycopathic actions and also have contributed to the situation leading up to those actions. I don't think Doug Ford is around anymore These negotiations were with Mark Carney thank you - appreciate this 🙏 From the quote at the end, it doesn't actually sound like religion is the problem. this looked weird at the time, and now it looks demented the official start of conspiracy theories being when the CIA popularized that phrase? I loved that book And the chapter about his mom in the plane - which could be a stand-alone short story - is incredible. Yes, all makes sense. So I will take your word for it that this is fake. Do you have a sense of what percentage of Israelis would be appalled by the attitude of this pseudo-Jew? Are you talking about the fellow on the left? what is he speaking if not Hebrew? (it's not English) I would love to know that most Israelis find this attitude appalling. Is that your experience? I'm sure you know this, but I wish I had heard it more when we did work on our land: it really helps to either cover or seed any ground that's left bare after major work (any ground besides the foundation or pond or whatever the holes are for!) "I hate to put it that way" this is adorable also all the nearby orchardists must hate this guy 😂 Happy anniversary!! This is so lovely to see 🥰 NYC is now considering grants or tax abatements for the grocery stores that they're going to be undercutting with the city-run stores. All of the Austrian econ elders must be turning in their graves. Also the estimated cost is $70 million to build and $60 million/year to run. For 5 grocery stores offering subsidized goods. In NYC. I don't think so. 🤡 very cool! any tips? our area must have some - I know that the man who lived here before us said he found a lot of arrow heads as a kid (but that was 80 years ago) that sign-language interpreter tho 😂 #nevent1q…unyv And the absurdity of the pro-vax is that they assume that what they have learned from the media about vaccines and illness is correct. They have no idea. I keep forgetting about it and stay in long arguments with idiots. (actually, I think those are probably two separate issues) thank you for the mute reminder! I put that to use a couple of times today amazing!! they look delicious I don't know if that's contrary to popular belief. I think it's also just hard to wrap your head around. There's a reason that "unit of account" really matters. Most people think of dollars - or whatever currency, but especially dollars - as something real that they can use for measuring. I remember a major reorientation as I learned to think about this in a new way. wow, ok no one said anything about shitting outside and no one said anything about not trusting modern plumbing but - good for you, I guess? yup I once heard someone say that she likes inflation because it makes her house more valuable 😂 But with a relatively hard currency, it's dropped in price by more than half. In 1985, 1 ounce of gold bought you 256 pounds of ground beef. In 2026,1 ounce of gold buys you 588 pounds of ground beef. #nevent1q…lvev yay!!!! congratulations babies are the best 😍 Yes, stack cows, everyone! Depending on your climate, sometimes you just need a few acres. They're great for the soil far less work than most other animals and very yummy #nevent1q…lvev Yes. When mothering happens within the context of a community and a network of activities - weaving, foraging, etc - it's totally different, especially when those activities are central to the survival of the community. People seem to look back fondly on women being isolated at home with kids, but that's a relatively recent phenomenon and makes no sense for most women. She set up a phone to record this 😳 Yes, I think you're right (again ... I keep doing this!) I often refer to this case when trying to explain money printing to people. George Floyd was arrested for allegedly using a counterfeit $20 bill. And the one thing the state must protect is its monopoly on the printing of money. #nevent1q…ed3r I neither support nor excuse tyrannical measures I can be overtaken with doom about them - been there - or I can find silver linings in them as I extract myself as much as possible. Your posts are like an instructional for antagonizing people on your own side. Sheesh. dude, you're arguing with three people who did not comply with the covid nonsense and do not like the surveillance state Two of them have removed themselves so much from the system that they don't even have flush toilets, all three grow a large percentage of their own food, and one of them teaches people to be self-reliant despite an increasingly restrictive governance. And somehow you've concluded that *we're* the problem with the authoritarian state. So I just want to be clear I understand: I'm literally telling you that I did not follow the orders*. but somehow because I can find a silver lining in the mandates, I am culpable? no shit - we all know this And you didn't answer my question that self-righteousness is so loud it blocks out any input? haha! let her know that there are women on nostr who have her back The authoritarian hell holes are formed by all the idiots that went along with the mandates. For those of us who didn't, what do you suggest? I can imagine checking in with your wife and hearing her say that she's been talking about her mom's birthday nonstop for the last week idk - I can see the logic I hated the vaccine mandates but at least it let us see the mindset of so many people Since there's nothing I could do to stop them, the one thing I *can* do is appreciate the silver lining. Our own @nprofile…gzvr with America's best lunatic libertarian regenerative farmer #nevent1q…482l oh 😢 but the kintsugi idea below - even without the gold dust! - is great, and my guess is that @nprofile…uexl knows what he's talking about re strength. Then when you enjoy your coffee, and when we see it in your morning note, it will be even more meaningful. beautiful this used to be within reach for so many people, and I don't think they recognized how magical it was yeah, I was figuring some kind of verifying with the devices but - wow, what a mess The only other solution I could think of was to create a campaign for people to re-create their keys - but somehow you'd have to do it in a way that gets as many CC holders as possible but doesn't alarm anyone/give away the issue to hackers Yes, a doctor should! most parents have not had this for puberty blockers. They're told that the changes are reversible, which is simply not true. I'm not anti profit, actually, not even with pharma companies despite all the criminal charges etc. The problem is when those profiting are the ones who write or guide policy. Medicine is always a cost-benefit, right? When it comes to informed consent, kids and their parents need to be told: this might help in this way, but also has long-term effects on bone density and likely on fertility and sexual health. ooh no... that stinks! hope you enjoy the break while you heal 🫂 We totally agree about expression. I think kids - and everyone - should be able to present as they want. It's the hormones and surgery that I think are really troubling. Once you remove the people who profit from this issues, I don't think there's that much debate within the scientific community, actually. what groupthink are you concerned with? yes, absolutely. Those comorbidities should be addressed before undertaking major medical procedures with lifelong ramifications, whether they are pharmacological or surgical. The major US study showing no improvement in mental health after taking puberty blockers should be a major red flag and should obviously be shown to all parents. The delay on publishing the study is a good example of what happens when groupthink takes over what should be a scientific field. I'm sure that profit feeds into that groupthink, but it's not the only motivator.