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AI + Freedom Founder of CASCDR
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uncleJim21 3 days ago
Debate: Kevin from Home Alone's family is mobbed up image
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uncleJim21 5 days ago
Support Nick for exposing the Somali fraudsters. #memes #memestr #zapathon
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uncleJim21 6 days ago
More money stolen than the GDP of Somalia. INSANE. Nick is doing God's work and taking a lot of personal risk contending with direct violent threats. Pro tip: You can donate to Nick Shirley directly using lightning address: Nick.shirley21@cash.app Shout out to Cash app/square for making it easy!
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
Holy shit. Apparently the DoJ did not forensically redact the Epstein files so you can just copy paste the PDF into a new document to read the redactions.
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
"Anybody that's trying to innovate, we're gonna come after you and say you help a terrorist" @Angela McArdle FREE ALL BITCOIN PRISONERS OR GET REKT IN THE MIDTERMS @realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr Sign the petition: Full @Green Candle Investments rip: Shared via
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
Did nostr.band just throw in the towel? #asknostr I found it very useful for reliably finding profiles I couldn't otherwise
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
We are closer to mind reading devices that can exfiltrate your keys than we are to quantum touching a single satoshi. Screencap this. View quoted note →
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uncleJim21 1 week ago
GM Nature rules. #coffee chain #gm #nature
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uncleJim21 2 weeks ago
I love this answer. Everyone is too much of a prissy bitch due to social media culture. Pure warrior. #memestr image
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uncleJim21 2 weeks ago
People saying #bitcoin "isn't real" reminds me of how people saying imaginary numbers are fake. Many of the most important abstractions are dismissed first because they don’t map cleanly onto existing intuition until a better mental model arrives. Imaginary numbers are an incredible discovery, without which we could not have reliable controls for machinery, telecommunications, or AC power systems . "Imaginary" is a very poor choice of terms because implies they're useless or made up. But they have very real consequences. A better term for them might be "resonance" or "rotational" component. It was a terribly bad branding to call them imaginary. Imaginary numbers are very real in the sense of describing physical reality in a way that unlocks thousands of inventions. In the same way, Bitcoin is dismissed as “not real” because it doesn’t fit our inherited intuition of what money is supposed to be. It isn’t physical, it isn’t issued by an authority, and it doesn’t look like the money we grew up with. But that doesn’t make it imaginary. It means it’s orthogonal to the existing system. Bitcoin adds a new axis to money: trustless ownership, cryptographic finality, and settlement without permission. Just as imaginary numbers didn’t replace real numbers but completed them, Bitcoin doesn’t replace all money...it completes the concept of money in adversarial, digital environments. The mistake isn’t that Bitcoin is fake. The mistake is using the wrong coordinate system to judge it. “We’re using an old map to navigate a new world.” - @Jeff Booth
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uncleJim21 2 weeks ago
People saying #bitcoin "isn't real" reminds me of how people saying imaginary numbers are fake. Many of the most important abstractions are dismissed first because they don’t map cleanly onto existing intuition until a better mental model arrives. Imaginary numbers are an incredible discovery, without which we could not have reliable controls for machinery, telecommunications, or AC power systems . "Imaginary" is a very poor choice of terms because implies they're useless or made up. But they have very real consequences. A better term for them might be "resonance" or "rotational" component. It was a terribly bad branding to call them imaginary. Imaginary numbers are very real in the sense of describing physical reality in a way that unlocks thousands of inventions. In the same way, Bitcoin is dismissed as “not real” because it doesn’t fit our inherited intuition of what money is supposed to be. It isn’t physical, it isn’t issued by an authority, and it doesn’t look like the money we grew up with. But that doesn’t make it imaginary. It means it’s orthogonal to the existing system. Bitcoin adds a new axis to money: trustless ownership, cryptographic finality, and settlement without permission. Just as imaginary numbers didn’t replace real numbers but completed them, Bitcoin doesn’t replace all money...it completes the concept of money in adversarial, digital environments. The mistake isn’t that Bitcoin is fake. The mistake is using the wrong coordinate system to judge it. “We’re using an old map to navigate a new world.” - @Jeff Booth