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2025-12-16 12:06:26 UTC

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The 40 hours per week of bitcoin podcast meme might start to lose relevance already

2025-12-16 05:03:23 UTC

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Yeah that's well-put
It's a shame that devs and tech folks, like Bitcoin++ organizers, think nobody watches their stuff and decide not to invest much in production of better quality videos.
It's difficult to discover them or share them as well as a result.

2025-12-16 04:46:06 UTC

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Oh no, my apologies if you thought it was referring to you or your suggestion.
I was just talking about my own preferences. Will check out the episode you shared if I get the time 👍

2025-12-11 19:39:32 UTC

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Are they collapse-able and expandable though?
That would be HUGE

2025-12-02 08:55:22 UTC

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All the Nostr links we add in Bitcoin Breakdown now uses njump.to by default. There are quite a few of them, especially in the Tuesday and Thursday issues.
Thank you for building this tool @nprofile…tf6v 🙏
#nevent1q…mgwt

2025-11-30 00:02:55 UTC

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I don't think it's possible.
@npub1xnf…lpr5 Is it possible to open a channel to someone else's embedded node from my embedded node?

2025-11-27 18:54:27 UTC

@npub1v5u…n0v5 has gotten a lot better. I can see myself shifting all my Bitcoin podcast listening activity to Fountain very soon, if they keep improving.

2025-11-24 08:54:49 UTC

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Certain Bitcoin folks do quite well to address Bitcoin's real shortcomings in a constructive and productive manner by building and engineering solutions.
Shitcoiners just give up and start shilling shitcoins as the solution to everything.

2025-11-23 22:27:58 UTC

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But the thing about responsibility is it has to be a choice. It can never be forced.
It's not possible to make someone responsible by force imo.

2025-11-23 19:49:30 UTC

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You'll never believe just how prone people are to blame others for their retarded decisions.
They'll ape into Bitcoin at ATH instead of DCA'ing like we told them to and get mad at us when the price dips

2025-11-23 15:39:02 UTC

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That's up to Rumble I suppose

2025-11-23 11:05:00 UTC

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LN support coming soon according to Tether's Paolo
https://blossom.primal.net/23bf219612c3f53158f98a634d9d9e2e345aa4333b49e81a505b4143ed89eb90.png

2025-11-22 22:50:52 UTC

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Checked out the interface. Feels fast. Cool that they added a tab with ways for people to spend sats as well.
Haven't tried transacting with it though

2025-11-21 09:09:27 UTC

If you'd like to speed up @nprofile…5qez wallet's startup, I recommend turning off Express Graph Sync on startup (how performant your phone is will also determine startup speeds).
However, you can manually make the wallet do the sync and reset the graph when you're making payments to increase success probability.
You'll find these settings at Embedded Node > Express Graph Sync
The first option is to turn auto EGS at startup on and off.
The second option is to do it manually.
This is for people who want to open the wallet for other things than lightning payments like fetching wallet history, checking balance, managing channels, making on-chain payments, etc. but don't want to wait for long every single time.

2025-11-19 05:31:55 UTC

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My favourite:
When opening the app after a while, a small bubble on the top right hand corner of the feed shows you the number of posts you've missed while you were away. If you click it, you can see the missed posts one by one.

2025-10-24 17:24:15 UTC

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This was a great listen! Thanks for sharing.
@npub1ghc…ygat Check this out. You’ll love it!

2025-10-19 21:04:52 UTC

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2025-10-18 05:19:51 UTC

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I used to like Hamilton because of that pretty good musical by Lin-Manual Miranda (It's very good actually).
Then I discovered Libertarianism and realised he was just another big government guy and that Jefferson was the based one.

2025-09-25 19:56:25 UTC

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2025-09-23 14:13:39 UTC

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It is about holding a politician who claims to be libertarian to a libertarian standard.
This means attaining libertarian goals through libertarian means.
A fiscal surplus achieved by increasing tax coercion is certainly not a libertarian policy program.
Increasing govt debt is not a libertarian policy program either, as it just pushes the instance of tax coercion into the future.
If the surplus was attained by reducing spending, reducing debt and also reducing tax coercion at the same time, then yes. It can be appreciated.
And the counter argument that 'net taxes' fell is also not what I consider to be the standard. There should be no increase in taxes whatsoever.
In terms of monetary reform, abolishing the central bank would be worthy of praise. Backing the Peso with Gold would be another one.
The fact that no government doing this is not a valid justification he can give either.
And it's not just an economic criticism. There's also the question of whether he brought in libertarian legal reforms.

2025-09-23 11:36:44 UTC

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Ergo,
Play fiat games, win fiat prices

2025-09-23 11:22:04 UTC

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Yep it was Saifedean
https://saifedean.substack.com/p/anatomy-of-the-milei-ponzi
Also:
"It is true that he has made the names of Ludwig von Mises, Murray Rothbard and other thinkers of the Austrian School known to a wider public. But his knowledge of their ideas and theories is superficial and flawed, and his praise is therefore double-edged. In any case, we can only advise the public not to regard Milei’s statements on economic philosophy as authoritative...
...it is not enough that he pursue liberal goals with his policies. Rather, the political means must be objectively suitable for actually achieving those goals. This should be self-evident, but it is often disregarded in politics, as Ludwig von Mises repeatedly pointed out. Milei’s policies are a case in point."
- Prof. Dr. Rolf W. Puster, Prof. Dr. Jörg Guido Hülsmann and Prof. Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe
https://mises.org/power-market/resignation-scientific-advisory-board-ludwig-von-mises-institute-germany

2025-09-10 15:53:48 UTC

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GM
Tai Lung out here slaying samourais

2025-08-08 13:17:27 UTC

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Can a watch-only wallet be set up for other hot wallets though?

2025-08-07 20:04:35 UTC

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Blockstream does have it now. But I don't think Nunchuk does.

2025-08-07 15:52:48 UTC

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I have no issues at all with you guys selling me stuff.
But I'd appreciate a Nostr login option as an alternative to email. Is that something you've considered?

2025-08-04 15:51:26 UTC

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In addition to involuntary conscription being slavery, there are also other statements I use as litmus tests for how much a person believes in freedom like,
"Taxation violates property rights and is hence, theft."
"Property right is a human right."
"Property rights are necessary for freedom of speech and expression."
"Not all property titles are valid and just."
"Contracts can only be made with alienable ownership titles."
"Right to life and self-ownership is inalienable and cannot be violated."
"Freedom is not about popularity contests and free stuff. It is about the inviolability of natural rights."
How a person responds to these statements would give me a good idea about whether he is serious about human freedom or just virtue signalling.

2025-08-02 21:30:28 UTC

I love the idea of freedom tech. But why don't people who advocate for it also advocate for removing government involvement in spectrum allocation and telecom licensing and regulation?
Surely, a 'free' internet wouldn't involve getting permission from a bunch of bureaucrats to access. (Free as in freedom, not free beer.)
Seems to me that the most critical layers of the internet stack all over the world is run by various crony-bureaucrat alliances, rather than sound free market principles like property rights, contractual exchanges and homesteading.

2025-08-02 11:42:15 UTC

😂 Cheeky Rothbard quote from Ethics of Liberty:
"Furthermore, all the various forms of statism have now been tried, and have failed. At the turn of the twentieth century, businessmen, politicians, and intellectuals throughout the Western world began to turn to a “new” system of mixed economy of State rule, to replace the relative laissez faire of the previous century. Such new and seemingly exciting panaceas as socialism, the corporate state, the Welfare-Warfare State, etc., have all been tried and have manifestly failed. The call for socialism or state planning is now a call for an old, tired, and failed system. What is there left to try but freedom?"

2025-08-01 04:51:21 UTC

Apparently,
Price controls, interest rate controls, taking of property in the name of public good, progressively stealing and redisributing more and more of people's income, consistent increases in money supply, fleecing of people's savings, monopoly-causing regulation of businesses, trade barriers in importing and exporting, restrictions on natural rights or complete outlawry of them, imprisoning those who resist theft and aggression, funding mass murder and displacement of innocent people living thousands of miles away,
are all fine, as long as they are forced down the throats of people by leaders who win popularity contests, using a group of people who didn't win anything as instruments to execute these policies, citing the written laws which these popularity contest winners can change much as they like as the legal basis for these actions, which are promptly upheld by scrutinizers who are paid by those whose actions they are scrutinising.
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2025-07-20 19:15:52 UTC

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So all we need to do is pay more taxes to change the weather and make quantum computing possible

2025-07-06 14:34:54 UTC

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2025-06-29 13:37:36 UTC

Gave an introduction to the Austrian school of economic thought to some people in Bangalore, India.
📍Venue: Bitspace by Bitshala, a co-working space for open source Bitcoin developers
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2025-06-18 11:11:26 UTC

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Reading List For Austrian Economics
1. Ludwig Von Mises:
•Human Action
•Interventionism
•Theory of Money and Credit
•Theory and History
•Planning for Freedom
•Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth
•Epistemological Problems of Economics
•The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science
•Economic Freedom and Interventionism
2. Murray Rothbard
•What Has Government Done To Our Money?
•Man, Economy and State
•Power and Market
•America's Great Depression
•The Panic of 1819
•The Logic of Action (Published as 'Economic Controversies')
•The Progressive Era
•The Case Against The Fed
•The Mystery of Banking
•An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought
3. Hans-Hermann Hoppe
•Economic Science and the Austrian Method
•The Economics and Ethics of Private Property
•The Great Fiction
4. F. A. Hayek
•Choice in Currency
•Individualism and Economic Order
•Use of Knowledge in Society
•Prices and Production
•Monetary theory and the trade cycle
5. Eugen Von Böm-Bawerk
•The Positive Theory of Capital
•Capital & Interest
6. Carl Menger
•Origins of Money
•Principles of Economics
7. Jörg Guido Hülsmann
•Ethics of Money Production
8. Roderick T Long
•Wittgenstein, Austrian Economics, and the Logic of Action: Praxeological Investigations
9. Saifedean Ammous
•The Bitcoin Standard
•Principles of Economics
10. Henry Hazlitt
•Economics in One Lesson
•The Failure of the New Economics
•The Inflation Crisis, and How to Resolve it
You can find all these books at https://mises.org/

2025-06-16 17:07:22 UTC

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Easily the worst spam attack Nostr has faced so far 🤢

2025-06-11 05:34:42 UTC

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2025-06-06 04:32:29 UTC

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I think OKC wins this series?

2025-06-01 09:29:06 UTC

Sats flow > Cash flow

2025-05-25 17:39:42 UTC

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Using a masterball for Magikarp is illegal according to all known laws in the universe

2025-05-25 17:38:29 UTC

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https://youtu.be/IwInqrN_auU
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2025-05-25 17:29:04 UTC

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Emerald’s my favorite
Its soundtracks take me back

2025-03-25 08:52:35 UTC

'Considerations and Reflections of a Veteran Reactionary Libertarian' by Hans-Hermann Hoppe
Narrates an interesting story about the Frankfurt school and then delivers another sharp criticism of Javier Milei and other western politicians like Zelensky, Trump and Netanyahu as well. Ends with a critique of American imperialism.
https://youtu.be/gOsm4_NYZy8

2025-02-09 00:03:16 UTC

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2025-02-01 20:44:07 UTC

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2025-01-30 13:41:05 UTC

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Nice!
This is a great exercise to keep diving deeper, since you can tell the LLM to keep giving counter-points over and over again.
It won't get triggered, emotional or lose patience, unlike people with limited time, patience and energy.

2025-01-30 13:38:11 UTC

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I gave it the list actually.
I mostly stuck to people from the Austrian school.

2025-01-30 13:37:04 UTC

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Yep!

2024-12-12 01:34:20 UTC

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The real liberalism.
The one that stands for natural rights, free speech, voluntary exchange, self-ownership, private property, free markets, rule of law, presumption of innocence, right to fair hearing, due process, rule by consent, separation of powers, decentralisation of governance and the separation of religion and money from the state.

2024-11-28 12:53:56 UTC

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2024-11-26 09:17:25 UTC

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That's just one contentious issue whichever can be up for debate though.
It's better to first focus on things that can be easily agreed upon like economic policy and the importance of natural rights.

2024-11-25 19:16:38 UTC

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Idk if corn hits a million dollars.
India will remain a shithole as long as socialism prevails in the country.
The fight cannot stop.
#nevent1q…lcsx

2024-11-25 19:13:54 UTC

Massive L https://image.nostr.build/cd3b3c860f9ab577d08c5d41b11fb6b42f269ce189b9fef82d106f167a8e7c84.jpg

2024-11-16 18:07:44 UTC

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This is why I don't take much encouragement with the US or other countries adopting bitcoin. Because I don't subscribe to the idea that the Indian govt will automatically be favourable to bitcoin just because some OECD govts do.
I'm very optimistic and confident about the Indian people, their spirit and capability to do great things. But I'm incredibly skeptical about the Indian government and the political and legal system it claims to abide by. It's a cesspool of lies, deceit and incompetence.
#nevent1q…yypk

2024-11-16 17:51:54 UTC

The are countries whose economies are relatively free, with the constitution placing reasonable restrictions on the government from intervening into it. There is a path towards repairing and regaining lost freedoms. There is a well-articulated, cultural yearning for freedom. Fiat money and central banking is likely the biggest barrier, with Bitcoin being a missing piece of the puzzle.
And then there are others whose constitutions have been butchered by socialist amendments, giving unchecked power to the government to interfere with the prices and the markets. Socialism has infiltrated the culture to such an extent that freedom is almost a bad word. Fiat is one among a long list of problems. Bitcoin alone cannot fix things.

2024-11-16 06:08:02 UTC

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2024-10-25 22:57:17 UTC

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Ah yes great point. I'll create a copy on it.
It would actually be better if I create a self-hosted website which I can share with people.
Or, I think there's a file-sharing alternative on Nostr too. I've got to look for it.

2024-09-11 13:02:35 UTC

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It's going to be EPUBs or PDFs shared over Nostr or Torrents nowadays

2024-09-11 10:46:08 UTC

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2024-09-10 18:05:39 UTC

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2024-09-09 01:31:50 UTC

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Just remembered that I picked up Václav Havel's 'The Power of the Powerless' after seeing you mention it in a note you posted a while back.
It was an amazing and powerful read, especially for someone like me who has grown up and currently lives in a largely socialistic pattern of society.
So is this speech.
Thank you for sharing them! 🫂
It was this note:
#nevent1q…hkdn

2024-09-07 21:02:08 UTC

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I thought you were definitely late 20's because of the kind of pop culture references you made

2024-09-07 13:33:08 UTC

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Little to no rage and a lot of jokes and meaningful good-faith interactions here

2024-09-07 00:39:11 UTC

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More events that refute Graeber's argument:
1. The emergence, growth and usage of Bitcoin and circular economy initiatives built around Bitcoin - all of which have happened and are happening spontaneously.
2. The slow rate of adoption of Bitcoin in El Salvador despite being declared as legal tender.
Also, regression theorem is something I just discovered thanks to this podcast episode. Bob's explanation of it filled some gaps in understanding about Bitcoin's value I never realised I had despite having read Menger's origins of money.
Thanks for sharing!

2024-09-07 00:13:15 UTC

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MCU Cap is the real Bitcoiner
Did not like Project Insight from the get go
Did not agree with the Ultron program
Didn't want to sign the Sokovia accords
Believed in individual freedom all along.
(Let's forget about the first movie in which he wanted to desperately fight in the war)

2024-09-06 21:49:41 UTC

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Which exchange are you tracking this on?
Didn't it already fall to 0.04000 on Coinbase?

2024-09-06 16:13:09 UTC

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2024-09-06 01:17:56 UTC

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Anarchy will not work without the conception of private property, natural rights and free markets at all.
Without them, it will inevitably lead to the emergence of a ruling authority to allocate resources, protect the weak and maintain order.

2024-09-06 00:16:09 UTC

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Because easy to stain*
Maybe that's why people don't wear white pants much

2024-09-05 21:38:49 UTC

Yield curve has uninverted

2024-09-05 06:36:35 UTC

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Unable to zap you. Something's up with your node.

2024-09-02 23:03:11 UTC

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How about EPUBs?

2024-09-01 11:12:21 UTC

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Sure.
It's still their money and capital. Which they used to buy Twitter.
I am not going to tell them what to do with it. And neither can they force me to use it.

2024-08-31 19:09:07 UTC

Rothbard explains why the conception of private property is important in the intellectual battle for individual freedom. https://image.nostr.build/8725995bf0fd06dfb93f453479c13877a03ff0cb6ccc2340677db131cabb3701.jpg

2024-08-31 17:53:50 UTC

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He controls the company

2024-08-31 12:55:53 UTC

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The platform is Musk's property. Not mine. He bought it with his own money. He is free to do with it what he wants. He is not forcing me to use it, and neither am I going to call for forcing him to do what I like.
Yes, by that logic, it applies to cars. I can only buy a car if someone willingly sells it to me. I can't and won't force someone to do so.

2024-08-27 23:13:04 UTC

If you're coming from Twitter Android and want to replicate the lists + custom feeds experience:
1. Download Amethyst
2. Go to the website listr.lol
3. Create New list
4. Give it a name
5. Choose 'Named Follow Set - kind 30000'
6. Add the npubs of people you want to add to the list.
7. Make sure you select 'public' while adding them.
8. Publish new list
9. Go to Amethyst and press 'All Follows' on top.
10. The list of npubs you created will be shown on the list of feeds.
11. You can switch to a feed where you see posts only from those npubs.

2024-08-27 21:24:02 UTC

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YEP

2024-08-21 08:43:11 UTC

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Those are incomplete definitions. Mine is more complete.
I recommend reading the following as it can help you understand why I say so:
https://mises.org/mises-wire/socialism-brief-taxonomy

2024-08-20 20:24:18 UTC

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This reply section is full of chilled out interactions, similar to live chat on CD and RHR streams. Yours is the only show I interact with when I get a chance watch live, when time zone difference permits.
Is it really like this all the time? Do you ever sit back and think about the fact that the community you're building is super chilled out?

2024-08-16 13:49:08 UTC

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2024-08-15 18:21:29 UTC

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Capital controls lead to a dying economy

2024-08-15 13:01:00 UTC

Socialism is a disease
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2024-08-14 10:04:13 UTC

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I'm not clear about your position on property rights. Are you for it or against it?
If you are for it, then my question in the OP is for you.
To remove property taxes, people living in a society that has them first have to become aware of the importance of property rights.

2024-08-13 19:50:53 UTC

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You will be free to believe that as long as you don't try to steal something other people own. Then you will have a problem.

2024-08-13 19:28:43 UTC

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It is indeed a better way to live.
The reason why I ask is it's better to live in a society that values property rights than one that doesn't.
Perhaps what you're saying is that it starts with me living that way, people seeing that I am happy and content in living that way, then deciding to do the same and as a result a social order emerging from it spontaneously.

2024-08-13 19:17:28 UTC

How do you make a case for property rights to people who predominantly rent instead of own, take on debt instead of saving, excessively rely on public transport to go anywhere, don't want to accumulate wealth because they despise it for some reason and don't want to get married or start a family?

2024-08-06 16:20:36 UTC

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Their target is probably noobs beginning their journey down the rabbithole
Bitcoin Review, Citadel Dispatch, Bitcoin Explained (by Sjors and Aaron) and Bitcoin optech would be more useful for people like us

2024-08-05 06:58:57 UTC

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Is that what a commune means?

2024-08-03 02:35:25 UTC

'Economics in one lesson' by Henry Hazlitt is a very good book

2024-08-02 12:12:03 UTC

In case you guys wanted motivation https://image.nostr.build/7c9bed7963690ae8812b19c9960c40f964862803593d5177c20bc05c21c31dc3.jpg
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2024-08-01 12:14:36 UTC

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This impacts mostly exchange rates and those who engage in foreign trade.
My point is nobody I know uses USD as a currency to save, transact and measure value.
Besides, the devaluation of the Rupee in India has more to do with the actions of the Indian govt than a foreign entity. Debt issuance, deficit spending, lowering of benchmark interest rates by RBI, stimulatory monetary policy play bigger roles than what the US did. Forex is a factor, sure. But one of many.

2024-07-29 20:02:21 UTC

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I would do the following:
1) Understand that there is either a miscommunication or a difference in values. Try to figure out what they are.
2) Next step is to make an attempt at building a bridge with the other individual.
3) If that doesn't work and if people are watching and listening, present arguments for the benefit of those people in a rational way and step aside once that's done.
4) If no one is watching and bridges can't be built, abandon the conversation immediately and move on.

2024-07-29 08:42:59 UTC

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The dream for me is to get an internet connection without needing to rely on an ISP, even if it costs a lot more.
Is that even possible? If so, are there tutorials?

2024-07-28 15:54:34 UTC

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2024-07-24 23:44:14 UTC

Damus Notedeck on waitlist
damus.io/notedeck/

2024-07-23 16:43:29 UTC

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Would apply it to natural rights in general rather than restricting the argument to property rights alone as it's a subset of the former anyway

2024-07-21 12:41:43 UTC

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2024-07-20 06:38:13 UTC

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2024-07-18 16:46:38 UTC

I've changed my mind about US-Dollar backed stablecoins:
I don't care if people use them in India. It's not the Government's business or mine to coerce people into using a particular currency, and that includes Bitcoin.
USD Stables are probably bad for people in many ways, but that's their responsibility. So I will not stand for them going to the Government and crying about it and calling for 'regulation' if the stablecoin issuer rugs them.
Abolishing legal tender laws and repealing the FEMA act is the goal. Not even Bitcoin should be legal tender. Currency competition is the way.
P.S. on a somewhat trusted note I feel like free banking is inevitable as Bitcoin adoption grows and chaumian ecash on Bitcoin matures.

2024-07-18 15:55:40 UTC

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