what in the literal f 😂

after like five years of taking politicians semi-seriously I can honestly say that they would all be jobless and broke without the ability to dichotomize everything and anything in extremis.
chat I'm so glad I stayed a nobody
chat I'm just really concerned about his interest in shit coins what do I do
chat

chat you would not believe the sounds the cars in this town make at the most odd hours of the night
chat I have been thinking about motherhood a lot lately and I think I might have put a lot of my strategizing about this into the notion that children can be basically hypnotized via lullaby and maybe light percussive performance into nap time or even a full night's sleep.
can anyone confirm whether music is an effective circadian regulator for children? I only have sparse anecdotal evidence for this and tbh I think it was just beginners luck; hence, I'm a bit worried about being completely thrown for a loop due to overconfidence in the melodic mechanism, which has thus far only proven to be 100% effective on boomers.
chat sometimes I just can't help but think about how much things are devolving for the opps, who have become dependent on marketing strategies and fake charts and graphs, and the hope that they can successfully convince the entire world that the fulcrum of decency and morality is something like antisemitism and not Christ, the church, the Christian tradition, and patriotism.
I wonder what will become of that decroding propaganda machine, of the dreams attached to it, such as transhumanism and its host, zionism.
frankly, I love the way this is diverging.
there is Nostr and then there is an app filled with absolute bot slop still trying to play peekaboo with reality, calling everyone who opposes them some nonsense name while their behaviors indicate nothing more than projection. something is a little twisted in the mind there, but I think this has to do with the confabulative propaganda agreements between the media and the platform, who are undeniably linked by the same advertising industry which afflicts the platform itself with demands for narrative control.
OOPSIES, very ouroborean.
we are winning by building and supporting all that is free and open, unironically, because on the other side is a master of puppets who believes women are just commodities of war and the left can't handle the open market place of ideas but he's in bed with people who literally made him go on a tour to Auschwitz (and he went!) because he said one thing they didn't like.
slavery sucks, but no one is more enslaved than a man who wants you to believe slavery doesn't suck.
the internet is so cute the way it means we can be in the same mood at the same time from anywhere in the world
chat I have awakened in a new timeline again
bitchat is super cool but unfortunately nobody near me has it so it feels a bit like a reflection of my real life atm
nobody tells you that there's another part to letting that sink in and that is letting it simmer and stew inside your heart and soul until the spices of life coalesce and the textures are just right and that thing is ready to nourish your body.
chat I can't believe that they thought the Final Boss Battle was just seeing whether I can handle being viewed as the inferior species when I know for a fact that I am very deeply loved and appreciated for who I am
every other cryptocurrency is easy enough to figure out in terms of a reserve because the reserve is otherwise meaningless outside of Bitcoin and maybe Ethereum. it helps to think of all technologies downstream of Bitcoin as modes of derivatives trading, which isn't necessarily a *bad* thing until you get to the shit coins and meme coins, which nobody needs a reserve of.
but a Bitcoin reserve begs the question of custody and allocation, because the government itself isn't necessarily good at knowing what to invest or speculate on, assuming that the Treasury has some sort of convertible equity to do so. the other question relates to the Sovereign Wealth Fund proposed early on by the Trump Admin, and whether this is going to include a Bitcoin Treasury, and how that's gonna work.
any treasury report from the other cryptocurrency gurus is going to revolve around Bitcoin, as these treasuries are but speculations on Bitcoin's future with maybe some promises to fill technological gaps that only exist due to reticence, fear, and resentment about Bitcoin's true nature, which is directness and simplicity.
bankers potentially losing their jobs is what starts wars, not thousands of manufacturing plant workers getting laid off because a company has decided to outsource labor overseas.
the only real compromise here is letting them play with the debt they acquired from the great banking crises of 2021-2023 and pretending like their weird little stablecoin projects have actual liquid value, when honestly the market and economy has yet to fully reckon with the illicit debt crisis and nobody knows how the stringent accountability factor of Bitcoin will eventually bear down greatly on the derivatives market.
as Bitcoin grows, the central banks shrink.
this fact will not ever change nor can it be amended by the existence of stablecoins and shitcoins.
Jerome Powell has an entire branch from the Tree of Life up his ass because if he lowers rates at such a time as this, it would be like hemorrhaging the last drops of blood the central banks can derive from deals that they honestly just skim from while doing zero work except giving lending verdicts.
obviously, the concept of DeFi is directly in opposition, or DeFiance (haha), of this style of lending, which is all the stablecoin suits really exist for – they wanna be remembered as the cool guys who said, "yeah, you can totally pass" when it came down to bridging the gap between old money and new money.
thankfully, they do have more discretion in terms of speculation, but ultimately, derivatives trading never died with cryptocurrency – in fact, it got even worse – so the best bet is to vertically integrate the fintech stack down to the wire. this is very different than being a treasury company, because most treasury companies are already three or more levels deep on their speculations. they can't actually take the same risks as someone sitting on a pile of cash, because they're sitting on piles of debt, and this is the basis of the trickery and foolery of many of the stablecoin suits: they are repackaging tradfi and central bank issued debt in a defi skinsuit.
it's best for remain extremely cautious about all of it.
first of all, the best person to ask if he'd like to invest in my vision for a free and open digital society is Warren Buffet. while it's ultra imperative to make not only a compelling case for retrofuturism but to show tangible prototype for something beyond yet another digital asset, he's most likely to be interested in the ethos of getting back to the basics.
I would not ever want to be funded by anyone silicon valley related because there are already enough logistical issues with their financial entanglements and honestly none of them trust me for obvious reasons. however, some progress has been made in the department of "well, who's gonna hold all that money, baby?" so it's not all bad, and in fact, probably the opposite of bad, in the sense that I will NOT be doing business with JP Morgan.