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So badly want to post on x but I promise myself new content only belongs on nostr

Planters and Rothbard today

Bbq and book loaning tonight

https://medium.com/@hackzero/hayeks-paradox-d7f63cf97a2c

Tell me a better book to start Inauguration Day

Name any presidential action in American history more corrupt. I can only think of one.

Don’t just give them the answer make them question. Why do you think apps like #TikTok, Facebook or Twitter can be banned or controlled by governments? Do you believe the internet’s original purpose was to create silos of control, or was it meant to be open and permissionless? If centralization is the problem, what could a communication tool look like that is resistant to censorship? How could a network function without needing a single company or government to manage it? What if such a system could also reward users for valuable contributions, without relying on ads or centralized payment processors? if they’re curious, they might ask, “Does something like this exist?” Then in walks nostr 😉 Please copy and paste to your 2nd best social media app.

As I was thinking about plans for this weekend, it hit me that this is Ross’s last weekend in jail, and suddenly everything else feels insignificant.

This explains everything. I don’t have time to. If you don’t get it, I can’t convince you. Now go—freedom doesn’t wait. Study #bitcoin

God created rules for living with the promise of heaven. Satoshi created rules for money with the promise of freedom. Both rely on incentives over force, and both reward those who think long-term. study #bitcoin every #Zap given is a vote for less scams. as always No ordinals attached, no NFTs to buy from me. #artstr #quotestr

The future of energy isn’t in subsidies or policies—it’s in the raw, permissionless power of Bitcoin capturing every last watt. study #bitcoin every #Zap given is a vote for less scams. as always No ordinals attached, no NFTs to buy from me. #artstr #quotestr

https://x.com/hack355/status/1841082570580123798?s=46 David, I respect your intellectual contributions, but I must fundamentally disagree with your assertion. Good ideas thrive on their own merit when allowed to compete freely in the marketplace of ideas. The very act of spreading them through compulsion undermines their integrity and hinders their ability to evolve and improve. History has shown that many of humanity's greatest advances emerged not from force but from voluntary adoption and open competition. Bitcoin is a prime example: it wasn't mandated by any authority, yet it grew to prominence because it offered a more transparent, decentralized, and sound monetary alternative. It wasn’t spread through coercion but rather through persuasion, education, and, most importantly, the lived experiences of those who saw the flaws in our existing systems. Compulsion, by its nature, introduces resistance and often breeds unintended consequences. It creates a perverse incentive to comply rather than to genuinely understand or believe. This stifles the very process of critique and improvement that’s essential for any idea to reach its highest potential. If an idea is truly good, it shouldn’t require force—it should win on the strength of its logic, the value it offers, and the freedoms it preserves. When we allow ideas to spread organically, as #Bitcoin has, we not only allow them to flourish but also respect the autonomy and intelligence of individuals to make their own choices. By advocating for persuasion over compulsion, we ensure that ideas are tested, challenged, and refined, rather than enforced without scrutiny. In the end, only those ideas capable of standing up to open debate and voluntary adoption will prove themselves truly worthy.

True wealth is created by converting energy into value; Bitcoin is the purest form of that transformation. study #bitcoin every #Zap given is a vote for less scams. as always No ordinals attached, no NFTs to buy from me. #artstr #quotestr

You’re either fighting for freedom through sound money or lost in distractions manufactured by those who print it. study #bitcoin every #Zap given is a vote for less scams. as always No ordinals attached, no NFTs to buy from me. #artstr #quotestr

Freedom is not granted; it’s taken. And I’ll take mine without apology. study #bitcoin every #Zap given is a vote for less scams. as always No ordinals attached, no NFTs to buy from me. #artstr #quotestr

I’ve been spending more time on Nostr lately and less on Xwitter. But seriously—when’s the last time you saw anyone talking about the government banning Bitcoin? Was it before or after all this ETF hype? Do you think the ETF killed that narrative for good, or is it just out of the spotlight? Curious to hear your thoughts.