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Felipe Salazar 🐍₿⚡丰🦡
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Know what you own, and know why you own it. Viva la Libertad, Viva la Descentralización #Bitcoin carajo!!! Freedom Maximalist. Stayed in Bitcoin for the separation of Money and State.
"Don't let it happen, it depends on you." George Orwell. Fuck Worldcoin🖕 stay humble and stack sats 🙌 gn #nostr #plebchain #nostriches
Bitcoin es ama-gi Ama-gi, escrito 𒂼𒄄, es una palabra sumeria que expresa la manumisión de los esclavos. Traducida literalmente, significa "retorno a la madre" en la medida que los antiguos esclavos "retornaban a sus madres" (i.e., liberados). Se cree que es la primera expresión escrita del concepto de libertad, siendo encontrada en documento de arcilla escrito alrededor del año 2300 a. C. en la ciudad-estado de Lagash. La inscripción corresponde al tiempo en que Urukagina asumió el poder en la región de Lagash, tras una revuelta contra los aumentos masivos de impuestos, cuando él permitió a grandes segmentos de la población abandonar los servicios compulsivos. Toda la reforma fue designada como "amar-gi", lo que significa que estaban en libertad para regresar a casa, e incluyó también la eliminación de muchas restricciones impopulares y la devolución de sus propiedades incautadas. La escritura cuneiforme Ama-gi ha sido adoptada como símbolo de varias agrupaciones libertarias, popularizándola. El periódico de la Hayek Society del London School of Economics se titula Ama-gi. image
Bitcoin is ama-gi Ama-gi has been translated as "freedom", as well as "manumission", "exemption from debts or obligations", and "the restoration of persons and property to their original status" including the remission of debts. Other interpretations include a "reversion to a previous state" and release from debt, slavery, taxation or punishment. The word originates from the noun ama "mother" (sometimes with the enclitic dative case marker ar), and the present participle gi "return, restore, put back", thus literally meaning "returning to mother". Assyriologist Samuel Noah Kramer has identified it as the first known written reference to the concept of freedom. Referring to its literal meaning "return to the mother", he wrote in 1963 that "we still do not know why this figure of speech came to be used for 'freedom'." The earliest known usage of the word was in the decree of Enmetena restoring "the child to his mother and the mother to her child." By the Third Dynasty of Ur, it was used as a legal term for the manumission of individuals. In some cuneiform texts, it is translated by the Akkadian word andurāru(m), meaning "freedom", "exemption" and "release from (debt) slavery". image
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