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2026-03-30 12:40:53 CEST

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#nevent1q…e492
This is what I'm referring to. I remember you had more impactful privacy guides a while ago but "lockdown" an iPhone and claiming VPNs aren't effective? Come on man, you're putting a lot of peoples privacy at risk when you say stuff like that. Most people already use iPhones so if you tell them that they just need to change their iPhone DNS server and turn off some telemetry and iCloud switches and call it a day, they'll just stop at that and never bother to look into GrapheneOS.
Privacy is bottom up. Badness enumeration on top of an inherently privacy compromising platform is not an effective strategy for opsec.

2026-03-30 12:28:41 CEST

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I wish you'd focus on more important privacy measures than DNS, which is am uphill battle of badness enumeration if your software and hardware can't be trusted.
Instead of following your guides on turning off iPhone permissions and configuring a pihole, your readers would have much better privacy but just using GrapheneOS which uses DoT by default and doesn't send any telemetry by default. DNS filtering can do nothing to stop Apple's telemetry if they just bundle it into a domain that's required for basic device function (they do).
Network obfuscation and DNS filtering is much more powerful through a VPN tunnel anyway since your ISP still sees domain names in plaintext with HTTPS even with a local DNS resolver. Installing Mullvad and using an ad and tracker blocking DNS filter will go way farther at obfuscating traffic than even the most aggressive local DNS filter without a VPN.
I love the content generally, my criticism is purely constructive and of good faith.

2026-03-24 11:40:54 CET

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So true. God wants us to know and love Him and gave us the full choice to deny this purpose. Love cannot be forced, lest it's more akin to Stockholm syndrome. He gives us this choice so we can truly love Him, with our whole soul and will.
You can't MAKE someone love you, that's never love.

2026-03-24 11:31:11 CET

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We're at war with Iran, it's literally the worst timeline.

2026-03-24 11:28:21 CET

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It means Foundry is mining selfishly, judging by the headline.

2026-03-21 14:33:29 CET

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Most cash these days only takes a few hops, say you go ATM then send those bills out without spending locally and getting all new local bills, there's a high degree of co fidence that you mailed your cash since it all of a sudden ends up across the country.
Say you repeat this pattern and use the same seller often, then they have a decent idea that you're sending cash to buy something.
This is resolved by using cash more locally and sending bills you've recieved as change. This is why I like to spend $100s then buy XMR with my 50s and 20s.

2026-03-21 13:56:28 CET

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Lots of people are coming to your realization about Monero. I really fear for the future of Bitcoin, it used to be difficult to talk about L1 privacy, now it's impossible and difficult to even convince most Bitcoiners that p2p digital cash is even the goal of Bitcoin. The culture has been completely gutted by deep state infiltration.

2026-03-21 13:54:30 CET

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How are you going to levy pressure behind a bunch of botnets and gaming PCs behind VPNs and Tor? Don't pretend that Bitcoin's corporate ASIC mining is anywhere remotely as decentralized as RandomX mining in Monero.

2026-03-20 20:54:29 CET

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Israel.

2026-03-20 20:51:52 CET

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It's just straight up a psyop at this point. So undeniable.

2026-03-20 17:35:55 CET

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Boomers still are the largest voting block. Baby BOOM is their namesake, they've been the largest demographic for decades and have tailored the culture and political sphere to their whims as they've grown. At first it was liberalize everything in the 70s and now progressed to make houses more expensive, spend ridiculously on Medicare and social security and keep 401ks high no matter what.

2026-03-20 16:10:28 CET

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Bitcoin is supposed to be decentralized and permissionless. Not completely dependent on Spark.

2026-03-20 13:38:35 CET

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Starting out you can just keep it simple with trocador in Cake Wallet.
When you do higher amounts or want less custodial risk then look into Eigenwallet for L1 BTC -> XMR, Retoswap for L1 BTC <-> XMR with more liquidity but with an arbitrator model vs atomic swaps in Eigenwallet, or Robosats for Lightning <-> XMR with an arbitrator model

2026-03-20 11:46:56 CET

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Those are some of the best features of Monero, I completely agree.

2026-03-20 11:14:02 CET

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Bitcoin climbing back up there, nice. Previous months were as much as 73% Monero iirc. Hopefully we see more p2p usage from the Bitcoin camp.

2026-03-20 10:55:14 CET

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They love to suck off all the wall street, corporate types like they're not actively working to kill Bitcoin as p2p cash and converting it to useless tech stock.
Very telling.

2026-03-20 10:53:04 CET

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Not even this argument works. BTC is down in the last year 50%, Monero is up. Monero has much more steady and more stable growth than the giant speculative 4 year cycle pump and dumps that Bitcoin gets.
Also its not about the greed, its about the freedom you get from making purchases in a fully permissionless and private manner. A network so permissionless and private that if the state made it illegal, you could still use it with confidence. Darknet market adoption proves this. Mind you the first darknet began only because of Bitcoin's invention, yet nearly 100% of darknet market volumeitoday is Monero. Isn't that curious?

2026-03-20 10:45:50 CET

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Well not all are confiscatable like DAI, which is very telling why Boltz chose USDT which is infamous for freezing funds at any whisper from law enforcement.
Any EVM chain is way more traceable than even L1 Bitcoin BUT privacy tech is better on Ethereum with stuff like Tornado cash, which uses mathematically perfect ZK proofs for mixing instead of heuristics minimizing coinjoins. Kind of a null point since Boltz blocks coin joined BTC, I bet they'll block Tornado Cashed USDT. There's also FUSD on Zano which is algorithmic like DAI but with Monero like on-chain privacy, once again very telling they're going with USDT when DAI and FUSD exist.
They do trigger as many taxable events as any other cryptocurrency, but its way easier to just report $1 cost basis and $1 sale price for every transaction then it is to track BTC cost basis. We'll probably see them remove this from stablecoins too to push people even further down the backdoor CBDC route.
Another thing too, since Bitcoin is so speculated on and has such weak IRL usage, mainly due to state level infiltration and post blocksize war culture destruction, that the price is insanely volatile. Nobody wants to spend a coin daily that one year is 125k then the next is 65k. They'll feel retarded and resent the network if they got in at 125k or they'll feel like a genius investor if they got in at 70k and it doubled in two years and they'll be disincentivized from spending it. This really can only be fixed by kicking out wall street and treasury companies, and bullying HODL retards. This price action and 4 year cycle I'd definitely another manufactured attack vector to reduce real adoption.

2026-03-20 10:32:33 CET

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Just swap your Bitcoin for it on Eigenwallet, Retoswap, Bisq or Robosats. If you want to use a centralized exchange go on trocador.app
For wallets you can use Cake wallet, it has on chain and lightning Bitcoin and Monero,you can swap through trocador in-app in like 3 taps.
To find out what to spend it on go to monerica.com

2026-03-20 10:28:01 CET

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Monerica.com or monero.eco for more info on what you can do with Monero.

2026-03-20 10:27:02 CET

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You know, you can just use Monero. You're not contractually obligated to exclusively use Bitcoin, anything telling you that is either propaganda or sunk cost fallacy.

2026-03-19 20:08:42 CET

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Artix Linux guys not sounding so schizo now haha.

2026-03-19 20:02:27 CET

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Awesome. I wish I had one close to me.

2026-03-19 01:50:05 CET

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I wonder when he'll finally realize.

2026-03-18 22:08:33 CET

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Yeah idk about that, let's agree to disagree.

2026-03-18 21:31:06 CET

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So true. Whole foods and exercise is free healthcare.

2026-03-18 20:21:12 CET

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Gonna keep happening until the average bitcoiner stops sucking off Saylor and gets serious about Bitcoin's utility instead of it's fiat value and loan instruments.
Meanwhile Ethereum and Monero are quickly absorbing all of Bitcoin's utility. Something's gotta change fast.

2026-03-18 19:58:17 CET

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Tether of all stablecoins lol. Fully mask off.

2026-03-18 15:06:15 CET

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He's your king too buddy. Jesus of Nazareth King of The Jews.

2026-03-18 12:46:57 CET

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It'd be much better than them spamming Nostr replies everywhere, it's ruining this platform.

2026-03-18 11:05:17 CET

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Bitcoin is mostly custodial, or forced through KYC checkpoints anyway so yeah you need a license now.
Should've focused more on the circular economy than trying to get central banks and ETFs to buy in.

2026-03-17 17:40:22 CET

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Haha the temptation is the point!

2026-03-17 14:40:03 CET

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Buy from a local farmer and ask them how they process their bacon.

2026-03-17 14:34:06 CET

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Gonna devour some after lent.

2026-03-17 13:15:36 CET

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Corporations are basically limbs of the state. They have absolutely no power to resist and the bigger ones generally make the regulations through lobbying to push out the smaller ones.

2026-03-17 11:23:49 CET

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Ok nice diversion. Believe them when they tell you who they are.

2026-03-17 08:46:11 CET

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They're overplaying their hand.

2026-03-17 08:21:46 CET

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Hedge such risks with KYC-free gold, silver and Monero. You're right in that traceable Bitcoin will very likely become a financial prison in a great taking/reset scenario. You need untraceable assets that can function in a black market, p2p economy to stay off the radar.

2026-03-17 01:57:09 CET

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I think the ship has completely sailed on privacy on Bitcoin. 2017 made it a very fragile dream, and ETF adoption completely nuked hope for it.
Someone please add L1 privacy and prove me wrong.

2026-03-16 19:19:47 CET

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Yeah there's still a fingerprint but it is way less accurate than GPU canvas printing. About as good as you can get with keeping JavaScript on.
I can't answer your second question way above my head haha.

2026-03-16 19:12:38 CET

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I call it semi-custodial. Lightning really is all just varying degrees of custody. Even running your own node has some trust in the channel peer.

2026-03-16 18:45:41 CET

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MacOS is closed source, don't put your personal data or private keys anywhere near it. Security from everyone but Apple and their friends in the federal government.

2026-03-16 18:44:27 CET

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Yeah haha the performance is horrible, especially on electron apps or websites with heavy JavaScript. The CPU rendering is very nice for privacy, basically makes the Whonix qube unfingerprintable, but I'd love an option for other Qubes.

2026-03-16 17:56:33 CET

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Novel project and very restrictive. Lots of headdache if you need to go beyond Flatpaks. It attempts to apply Android's sandboxing security model to Linux, which is ingenuous but still very early. Good for a netbook style computing though.
Qubes is the gold standard, and easier to use than it seems but has major performance overhead.
Kicksecure is less secure than Secureblue and has a different philosophy, mainly focusing on being a hardened traditional Linux experience than emulating Android's security model. Its got great features if you need plausible deniability with Live mode, Qubes and Secureblue lack this feature.
If you find Secureblue too restrictive, please try these others before going back to a less secure distro.

2026-03-16 17:46:00 CET

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All by design.

2026-03-16 16:56:21 CET

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Especially if the military is largely against the state and the cause was just, feds wouldn't have much defense. Not advocating for violence though, no fedposting here.

2026-03-15 13:51:56 CET

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Thanks for the sarcasm. Get back to me when you start using Bitcoin p2p privately, you know, like Satoshi intended.
When you have your first experience of coinjoined finds getting frozen at Boltz or any of these crypto payment processors like Coinbase Commerce or Flexa then you'll see what I've been talking about.

2026-03-15 13:03:08 CET

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I don't hold big bags of XMR. I use it. Don't buy it to hold, buy it to use as p2p digital cash. It's not about HODLing and getting rich, that's what killed Bitcoin's culture.
You clearly don't use cryptocurrency as p2p digital cash and thus think I'm trying to pump the coin. Try actually using Bitcoin, then it'll become clear to you.

2026-03-15 12:28:27 CET

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I know the Bitcoin maxis will get angry so I'll say it instead. Monero is the true alternative to Bitcoin. The market already reflects this.

2026-03-14 20:47:02 CET

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Yeah who even has monero on exchanges?

2026-03-14 20:43:43 CET

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This very well may be the end times. The levels of world tyranny we're about to experience will put everything in the past to shame.

2026-03-14 14:25:48 CET

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I saw this too, I was pre-med during the covid fiasco then completely 180ed after. It's a disgusting institution.
I have another friend who's a biochem scientist, and it's insane hearing him talk about how funding works. It's all bought and paid for by giant corporations.

2026-03-14 14:24:09 CET

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I'm mostly critical of Bitcoin's current state and health is determined by age, genetics, environment, diet and exercise. Medicine is an interventional discipline when one of those categories starts to fail. Medicine doesn't prevent sickness, it treats it.

2026-03-14 11:41:39 CET

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Yeah it's already crazy with digital ID and supply chain disruption in Iran. The playbook is playing out quicker than I thought. Very scary.

2026-03-14 10:32:06 CET

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Please don't kill yourself, we're made to suffer in our last days as Christ did. The idyllic view of a peaceful relaxing retirement and passing is a boomer pipe dream.

2026-03-14 10:30:24 CET

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Too bad you need their signature to buy medicine *legally*, quite a racket.

2026-03-14 10:26:29 CET

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"Medical professionals" are like cops for the medical system. Your role is to enforce the rule of medical "authorities" primarily, and hopefully that incidentally means you heal people, many times it means you harm.
You are not the savior you think you are, neither are your colleagues. I wanted to become a doctor years ago, but couldn't reconcile this truth and had to go elsewhere. Many good hearted would be doctors share this view, thus the medical industry selects for the most status seeking, narcissistic professionals.

2026-03-14 10:21:53 CET

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Good writeup. Getting real tired of being lied to and scammed constantly.

2026-03-14 10:16:15 CET

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Because he's consistently correct about future world events and is on the money in terms of the culture war in the US.

2026-03-14 10:07:18 CET

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Great point. It's the neighbors that really enable the authoritarianism. Ever everyone was aligned against the state they'd be powerless but insofar as we call out each other for inane rule breaking we invite more oppression. The US has a real bad issue with this.

2026-03-14 10:03:43 CET

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Are you a boy or a man? Acting like a sensitive child here.

2026-03-14 09:55:02 CET

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If I were a Mexican citizen the last thing I'd want is to elect some woman to lie to me about being controlled by the drug cartels. I feel real bad for the Mexicans they got it rough down there, they're constantly catching L's.

2026-03-14 09:53:11 CET

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SimpleX is awesome, Mullvad VPN and Browser are awesome, GrapheneOS is awesome, debian is awesome. Curious your counterarguments to each. NYM is awesome too you didn't mention that.
Mullvad Browser is the only nom Tor browser that can beat fingerprint.com with javascript on and not in a VM in my experience. Brave and LibreWolf both get printed even with antifingerprinting settings turned on.
Mullvad VPN has DAITA to reduce packet pattern fingerprinting. No other VPN or onion router does this save for NYM Mixnet. It can't be understate how powerful this is against a passive network observer.
SimpleX is simply the best messenger all around, idk how you think Molly using Signal servers is better. SimpleX offers greatly more network obfuscation and anonymity while retaining signal protocol encryption.
Debian is probably the most trusted paackage manager with APT. You basically have them or Red Hat or Arch to trust not to package 0 days. Debian has the longest and most conservative track record with closest ties to the FSF. Red Hat is a corporation owned by IBM and Arch focuses on compiling fast and doesn't care about proprietary software.
GrapheneOS just goes way beyond lineage I'm offering citting edge security features. They are extremely transparent with a strong track record. Idk how you consider them suspicious but LineageOS great.
Protonmail is still the best email provider, its just that email is like the least private protocol we still use today. I wouldn't say they're fucked, it's just that people need to know that email leaks insane data and theres nowhere really to go save for Tuta or rolling your own email server and dealing with spam and people never getting your emails.
Otherwise I agree, I'm curious your thoughts.

2026-03-13 21:44:31 CET

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And just to clarify for the protestants by "head of the church" I mean human head, not the Godhead which is Christ. This is implied to all Catholics and Orthodox but since this point was contested earlier I'll clarify again.

2026-03-13 21:43:15 CET

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What? I've never heard someone make this claim, it's just historically false. Whether you believe in his authority or not, even in the early church they considered the pontiff the head of the church.
By 1870 you're likely referring to the dogma of papal infallibility, but this is a rare authority that's only been used twice since. The Holy See had been in place since Peter, it was not created in 1870.

2026-03-13 21:16:03 CET

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Yeah I agree we even have the Byzantine rite which retains the same liturgy as the Byzantine orthodox, but one day we will all unite through His grace.
I'll have to look more into oriental orthodox, my knowledge is quite limited, very fascinating you retain the Aramaic language.

2026-03-13 21:09:04 CET

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I agree, and you retain the unbreaking link of apostolic succession and your sacraments are valid. I have much respect for the orthodox and look forward to the unification and healing of the schism.

2026-03-13 21:07:21 CET

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We don't worship the Pope, nor any priest but Christ. Christ is the only man so we can worship as he is God.
Papal authority is only so because it derives from the authority of Christ, it is never separate and cannot exist without Christ.

2026-03-13 21:05:11 CET

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Bro what. Christ himself gave papal authority to Peter and all of the apostles recognized this. Christ is the Godhead of the church, and the Pope is his Vicar, meaning representative.
The Pope is not Christ, and has no divinity, he is only man, he does however represent him through and only through the authority and permission of Christ. All authority and salvation comes from Christ.
How is this not Christian? This is supported in scripture, tradition, and early church history.

2026-03-13 20:59:11 CET

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Yeah surely, or hopefully at the minimum, he meant save in a fraternal sense, not the salvation from sin only Christ can offer. Definitely too close to heresy for me though, my priest has always emphasized we never ask more than prayer from the saints, this is a TLM parish mind you so Novus Ordo parishes may likely be more loosey goosey unfortunately.

2026-03-13 20:50:11 CET

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Yeah and Groks a Protestant when you ask it to confirm Protestantism, go figure haha.

2026-03-13 20:49:20 CET

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Dude that's literally the truth, how is it any other way? The Holy Spirit guided the hands of the apostles in writing about the life of Christ. The church then validated these scriptures from the apocrypha and compiled the Bible we know today.
When in this, historically, did Christ give us the Bible? His actions and words inspired the writings in the books of the Bible, and the Holy Spirit ensured the inspiration and validity of the words and the guidance of the council to validate them in the Bible, but when did Christ give us the Bible?
Now Christ literally gives us the Church. Matthew 16:18 he literally says he will build His Church on Peter.
What sin have I committed that I must repent of? What error have I made theologically or historically?

2026-03-13 20:44:09 CET

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Matthew 16:18 is so irrefutable to me, I'd love to hear @nprofile…hknr's refutation. He still hasn't responded to my counterpoint the other day about the dacrament of confession.

2026-03-13 20:38:20 CET

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Dude just become Catholic or Orthodox already, then you won't feel the need to cope about the endless splits and lack of apostolic lineage.
Also maybe you ought to question using Grok for research as it's zogged to the max like most LLMs.
Christ gave us a Church, not a book, and not a loose set of ideals to call a Church. He gave us a Church and promised us Satan could never overcome it. He didn't say that we are all collectively the church in a hippie kumbaya sort of way, he gave us a church built on Peter, by Christ, succeeded by following priests chosen by the apostles in an unbreaking lineage. Christ speaks literally and precisely, and the unbreaking apostolic lineage of the orthodox and Catholic church is evidence of it.

2026-03-13 12:31:17 CET

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You should be more open minded for Monero. What you think Bitcoin is, Monero actually is.

2026-03-13 12:23:12 CET

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Our personal autonomy is our God given right. Satanists have no jurisdiction over us, they can never take it from us.

2026-03-13 12:04:53 CET

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It does have to have a better UX than these platforms or else it will keep getting stomped as it has been for the past 8-9 years. Remember when even Microsoft accepted Bitcoin?

2026-03-13 11:55:41 CET

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Lol

2026-03-12 22:45:06 CET

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You are cheering on the destruction of Bitcoin as freedom money for the people.

2026-03-12 22:33:06 CET

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Roman Storm?

2026-03-12 19:58:47 CET

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Yeah, at least on Cake wallet payjoin V2 requires the sender and reciever to support the feature. With v2 both don't need to be online at the same time, v1 required that both be online to process the transaction so even more niche.

2026-03-12 19:56:55 CET

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You're right I looked it up, I got the term wrong, optional feature not soft fork.

2026-03-12 19:55:13 CET

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Is it not a soft fork? Am I using the terminology wrong?

2026-03-12 18:58:24 CET

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Its an optional soft fork so since its optional in only some wallets it basically gets no adoption. It must be a protocol requirement for it to be standard, similar to ring-signatures on Monero.

2026-03-12 18:00:43 CET

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Heartbreaking

2026-03-12 10:58:03 CET

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Good take. Also important to avoid having your photos, and especially that of your children, taken from iPhones and proprietary Android phones. The default behavior is to upload all photos to Apple or Google servers unencrypted, where they are scanned and stored and shared with no recourse.

2026-03-12 10:54:24 CET

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Dating preferences are the final frontier for acceptable racial discrimination for the normie. It's no shock they're coming for that now. They want no respite from total racial dilution, but only for the white man.

2026-03-12 10:53:08 CET

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Woah that's so true. Wikipedia is an unbiased and unquestionable source of truth, there's no way to counter that! Wikipedia's funders and editors are the most unbiased groups of people in the world and let only pure truth rise to the surface.
Are blacks a myth? Are Asians a myth? Are Arabs a myth?

2026-03-12 01:33:05 CET

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Inevitably so.

2026-03-12 01:31:05 CET

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Been for a while unfortunately. The decay is just now undeniable even for the comfortable normie.

2026-03-11 22:30:45 CET

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Covenants are literally the only solution but due to FUD and infiltration its politically impossible to implement. I have 0 hope unfortunately.

2026-03-11 19:39:34 CET

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Haha idk how these schizo types caught on to XRP of all the chains. It's like the most centralized of them all its gotta be astroturfed there's no other way.

2026-03-11 19:30:51 CET

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Lol. Tell him to read MIT's page on Project Hamilton. It's laughable to me that these boomers believe that central banks would become subservient to Ripple's infrastructure while rewarding a bunch of boomers' investments instead of just making their own superior CBDC, or just using USDC or PYUSD on Ethereum as backdoor CBDCs.

2026-03-11 16:39:43 CET

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Likewise, but don't insult the disagreeing party if you wish not to refute their claims. And don't complain about criticism when making a claim in a public space. Both of which breach proper civil discourse.

2026-03-11 16:31:28 CET

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Lol, this is like talking to a child. There's a social contract in talking to people. What you are doing is akin to a child hitting another then running away before they have a chance to react.

2026-03-11 16:25:48 CET

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If you make a claim like "Bitcoin is the only store of value that works" and I counter by criticizing the medium of exchange value that Bitcoin supposedly stores, and propose that the market data reflects this, it begets either further evidence from you, or concession.
Calling it spam is absurd, you don't want people to push back on your claims in a free speech platform, then don't make any claims OR go to a censored platform like r/bitcoin
Also you claimed previously that I'm hostile, and now you insult me saying I've nothing better to do with my life.
It's not looking good for you here. Next time say something true like "Bitcoin is one of my preferred stores of value" or something of the like or say nothing if you can't take heat.

2026-03-11 16:20:27 CET

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I'm hostile? You told me to fuck off and said our "spam shilling" was "dogshit".
You made an incorrect claim that Bitcoin was the only store of value that works, I countered it, you insult me and say I'm spamming. Is this not an accurate account?
Once again, if you want to make claims and only hear circle jerk responses, go on stacker.news or r/Bitcoin, this is a free speech platform, you're going to get pushback if you make false claims.

2026-03-11 14:51:56 CET

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Spam? You made a claim, we countered it, then you call spam? If you got a bunch of Bitcoiners sucking you off would you call that spam?

2026-03-11 14:50:34 CET

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Lol, try to come up with a counterargument instead of coping by screaming "spam". Real bad look.

2026-03-11 13:17:27 CET

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You've never provided a counter argument, how can we agree to disagree if you never posit why you disagree?