Either Elon is operating on a very high signal to noise frequency that I can't comprehend at this stage or he is just telling us about the mark of the beast system that won't require money for transacting. I'm inclined to believe it's the latter because why else would the treasury go along with this UHI plan?
Kudzai Kutukwa
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Satoshi understood that the trusted third party was the problem. The insight was not specific to banking. It was a general principle about what happens when a powerful intermediary sits between individuals and their ability to transact freely.
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Principles are cheap when they cost you nothing. They are only real when you hold them at a price.
Do not be ignorant of the systems that seek to enslave you. Teach your own children that the fight for freedom is never final but it is an eternal struggle against the gravity of tyranny.
Consumption is the new opiate of the masses. We don’t need bread and circuses anymore. We have content. An endless, beige, algorithmic slurry of hot takes, rebooted franchises, and true crime documentaries that turn the agony of real women into your Tuesday evening entertainment. You watch a series about a serial killer, then you scroll past a genocide, then you buy a candle that smells like a library. All within sixty seconds. All with the same flat, dead-eyed click. You have perfected the art of feeling without acting. It is necrophilia for emotions. You cuddle the corpse of empathy so you don’t have to breathe life into it. Thoughts and prayers. The two most cowardly words in the English language. A spell you cast to ward off the terrifying responsibility of doing something hard.
He was clearly telling the truth 😂
Proverbs 26:11
"As a dog returns to his vomit, so a fool returns to his folly."
Good morning 😇☀️☕ #gm
Bitchat India Ban: The Protocol Always Wins
https://stacker.news/items/1532739

Bitchat India Ban: The Protocol Always Wins
You Can Ban an App, Not a Protocol
#Bitcoin doesn't ask a bank if a transaction may clear; Bitchat doesn't ask a telco if a message may send. That's exactly why they attract state hostility during moments of unrest, and exactly why they matter most in those moments. The Indian government’s ban on BitChat is a localized battle in a global war. It is a reminder that states will never willingly relinquish their surveillance capabilities.
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