This was a great listen! I've got criticisms of the regenerative ag movement, but this is still a wonderful listen.

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The Bitcoin Business Podcast • How Bitcoin Reshaped This Rancher’s Business – Jason Wrich • Listen on Fountain

In this episode, Brandon Karpeles sits down with Jason Wrich, a regenerative farmer and cattle rancher who has integrated Bitcoin into his business...

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This is the rhyme I'm sharing with friends I bring to #nostr "Make sure to set up zaps So folks can send you sats" #rhyme #verse

GM! This week in #envirionmental #science we are talking about pollution of the soil. Looking at microplastics, nanoplastics, and phthalates. #Lusaka #Zambia and I assume many cities in #Afrcica have plastic waste all over the place. It is not uncommon to see a herd of goats grazing on a mix of grass and plastic. I am curious what the long term impacts will be on the health of the people here. I am hoping my students will be part of the solution.

Somebody should make an opportunity cost extension but have it compare #nostr to #Meta centralized platforms. At the end of the week it will give you a report on how much of your attention you gave to #Meta and how much money they made off you vs. sats you might have received on nostr.

Anecdotally, it seems that many Christians derive their #environmental ethics from a pantheistic worship of nature or materialistic disregard for creation. There are many genuine attempts to form a #Biblical ethic, but #Christians need more of this. The correct ontology of God, humanity, material creation, and technology must be the core framework to work from.

Are there any #nostr projects out there that allow you to filter what you get from those you are following. For instance, there are some accounts always posting BTC price predictions which I don't find to be to valuable, and I would like filtered out. However, some of these same accounts post really useful insights. I'd like a personal algorithm to filter out the noise and summarize the signal. #asknostr

I use #coracle on desktop and #primal on phone. When I compare the numbers of followers I have on each the numbers are wildly different. Why is this? I am simply curious. #asknostr