Tomorrow I start a job that will pay me $400 a day. Guess what I will spend it on: A: Partying and vacations B: Eth C: Bitcoin, Health and Knowledge Lol

In recent years I’ve increasingly found celebrating birthdays a little strange. First off, the day we are born is a day on the past. To me, looking back to find good moments is meaningless when we can create them now. Second, giving people intense attention and love for a day out of the year, when most are unable to treat each other with common decency for the rest of it, is also slightly pointless. And third, we are all equally important, every day. I don’t need to feel more important one day out of the year because I am a human. And whomever do, either need to experience unconditional love, or mourn the fact that they never had it. I do my best to treat everyone equally regardless of when they were born, or where they are from, or what pronouns they decide to use. No one’s birthday is more important than the next, so why celebrate? Why can’t we appreciate each other fully, daily instead?

The reason F1 fascinates me are these facts: - there about 500-800 people working on ONE car (there are 20 total) - they create the fastest vehicles on wheels in the world for the sole purpose of finishing first - utterly insane people drive these cars at 200+ miles an Hour, mostly without crashing - the logistical magic that must take place to travel the world with everything they need to compete - there are both drivers under 22 and drivers over 40 Incredible And prestigious sport

Good morning, Nostr! It's week two without Twitter on my phone, here's what I've learned: - deleting twitter has a similar effect of eliminating news watching on the TV - i spend more time working on my lightning node - penis butter is Nostr's favorite spread - the people posting here a lot more optimistic and kind I like it here.

Hey @BTC Sessions, may I pay you 20,000sats to help answer a few questions about my Thunderhub account?

Good morning, peaceful warriors 🙌🏽