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Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
So-called Bitcoiners sucking up to Musk to get a discount or special treatment when buying that crappy Cybertruck 😂 I didn't see this coming. I'll die driving combustion-engine cars.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
Current state of the system: Ordinary people still believe in the left-right dichotomy, they still vote, they still believe there are good and bad politicians. The system steals and kills; it does not matter whether those in power are on the left or the right, and the system is always the same regardless of who wins the elections. The system must be destroyed, and to do that you have to educate your children. This will take generations, if it ever happens.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
As long as you don't teach your children that both the state and everyone who works for it are your enemies, nothing will change. There's no point in saying on social media that you're anti-statist when you have friends who work for the state. How can you be friends with people who work for the state and who directly or indirectly steal from you? Are you stupid? The same applies to your children: if you're anti-statist, how can you allow them to be deceived through state indoctrination carried out via education? As long as the people who work for the state are not seen for what they are—accomplices to theft and murder—nothing will change. Start with yourself and your children.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
Eventually the state will confiscate 100% of what you earn, and even then it will still have to borrow money to fund the services it provides. The state is the ultimate expression of inefficiency. Violence is the only thing that prevents reaching that 100% and triggering a reset; it has always been that way.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
There is another very interesting theory put forward by @Justin (shocknet) ⚡ that argues the conflict between “core” and “knots” is a psychological operation designed to get us to accept “covenants,” which would undermine the nature of Bitcoin as we know it. I don’t rule out this possibility either. View quoted note →
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
If you look closely, the Core vs. knots conflict is just a few people against a few others; the rest remain silent, but: - Core is clearly corrupt - knots was an alternative But: - knots has built the bip-110 narrative on a fantasy So: - I doubt that after the spectacular failure that BIP-110 will be, knots will continue as such Which: Leaves us Bitcoiners in a pretty screwed situation and at the mercy of the CIA
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
Without a doubt, this is the current state of affairs. Good job by the CIA. image
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
In a world with Bitcoin. The Department of War is requesting 1.28 million Bitcoin to cover the costs of the war in Iran and other expenses. Houston, we have a problem—we can’t counterfeit Bitcoin or confiscate it. image
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
Your body is designed to endure hunger and physical exertion. Your body is not designed to overeat and spend the day sitting on the couch.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
It’s also interesting how some things in medical science—and especially among certain dietitians—are taken for granted. Eating five times a day unless you work in a coal mine is pretty stupid. I’ve been practicing intermittent fasting for decades, long before it became mainstream. Often, I only eat once a day over a 24-hour period. And I wake up on an empty stomach and run 15k—or sometimes more—and I’ve never felt faint or dizzy. I find it hilarious when people around me get dizzy from skipping breakfast or a meal and feel sick and hungry. The world and society really are stupid. image
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 month ago
Things about human stupidity. Why do you play sports? Why do you do strength training? Why do you do cardio? The main reason should be for your health—to live longer and have a better quality of life. Secondary reasons should be that sports teach discipline, perseverance, the ability to make sacrifices, patience, and how to understand and cope with suffering—all very useful skills for daily life. On the other hand, sports and health are intrinsically linked to diet; there are plenty of studies linking total calorie intake over a lifetime to longevity and many diseases. The bottom line is that you should consume as few calories as possible; you’ll live longer, have a lower risk of cancer, a lower risk of diabetes, and so on. The relationship is simple: if you consume fewer calories, your body has to work less and you wear it down less—though, of course, there has to be a balance. A healthy body is a lean, muscular body, with a balance of strength, speed, and endurance. Instead, all I see are “influencers” taking anabolic steroids or peptides, with totally unrealistic bodies—and the funny thing is that they can’t even do 20 pull-ups in a row or run 15 km, and they need a massive calorie intake to maintain that muscle mass, on top of all the chemicals. It’s downright ridiculous—what’s the point? To impress girls? To make money? Out of insecurity? Is this really more important than your own health?