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Comte de Sats Germain
A concrescence of Mind fumbling with the controls of this meat chariot. Nostr only !
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↳ Reply Cyph3rp9nk (npub1lnms53w04qt742qnhxag5d6awy7nz6055flnmjkr6jg39hm86dlq7arrnt)
☠️ https://blossom.primal.net/92d1c5dc4ace1af205fc9c11b395463d73dcc9ad95438fb2003288524b567d8e.jpg n...
So I have this theory... Hear me out... What if Protestantism is a Jewish conspiracy?
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↳ Reply Comte de Sats Germain (npub12h6h8dj3ale4rk6hkpsp6gcz9kx9xtucyhd3pftn86lnn0j25gdsa9qpsf)
I agree. Current stuff uses rare earths, and it shouldn't.
Mmm, also, funnily enough, I just bought an electric scooter 5 minutes ago. Paid less than the parking fee for a place, and can use it for more. I fee...
Mmm, also, funnily enough, I just bought an electric scooter 5 minutes ago. Paid less than the parking fee for a place, and can use it for more. I feel like I just won
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↳ Reply 1db113eb... (npub1rkc386aldh9p28pfw87guc0r0rft9j2mtvpf0zdfjm4y0fm469hs6cy8dq)
"It doesn't rely on rare earths" It relies on petrochemicals of which there are limited amounts, and...
I agree. Current stuff uses rare earths, and it shouldn't.
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↳ Reply Technical Debt (npub14w4qnk43lsllls2qnldj3vfcxtx5qvtsf3xlvxv9yha8afrxhmfqju3rwx)
That’s a funny thing to say, as traditional transmissions are more complex than the planetary gearse...
There's multiple kinds of complexity. Mechanically, an ICE is more complex. But materially, its arguably less complex, since it doesn't rely on rare e...
There's multiple kinds of complexity. Mechanically, an ICE is more complex. But materially, its arguably less complex, since it doesn't rely on rare earths or lithium, and the knowledge base for construction and maintenance of ICE is already established.
There's another important thing to consider - the energy density of the fuel or battery. Petrol is nothing short of miraculous. We can literally poor energy into a tank. We can transport it with zero energy loss, over any distance and any time. Conversely, any use of batteries faces massive losses in efficiency due to conversion losses.
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I like their hats.
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↳ Reply El Guirri (npub1nkn4k86w8advjau7hmxj0j5qx2exxgufu8cqaru7khkdgreym3ks9y3chw)
Always been curious what really really happened further east but my guess a lot is burried history
Its buried. One of the days I've been genuinely angry (I try not to be) was when I visited the Shanghai Museum (I think its just called that) and foun...
Its buried. One of the days I've been genuinely angry (I try not to be) was when I visited the Shanghai Museum (I think its just called that) and found soooo much history omitted. It had a huge section presenting a timeline from the British to ww2, and it basically lied about all of it. No mention of the Boxer Rebellion and how that caused the British to take action, nor how the empress invited them initially to help but then turned on them to appease the Boxers, which was the catalyst for them burning the winter palace - the Winter Palace was basically like Versailles in the sense that the monarch spent so much on it that it impoverished people and caused the rebellion. Then they omitted the alliance between the Republic of China, which in the time of ww2 was all of China, and the US, and how the Republic forces fought the Japanese while the communist forces his and then backstabbed the Republic after it was weakened from the battle of Nanjing. Then also not a single mention of Doolittle's Raiders, who crashed in China and were helped by Chinese people.
I love history. I also really like China. That museum pissed me off. Fucking liars.
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↳ Reply El Guirri (npub1nkn4k86w8advjau7hmxj0j5qx2exxgufu8cqaru7khkdgreym3ks9y3chw)
The best estimate I saw on China was after they opened some library up years ago. That was 65m. The ...
The undesirables category also doesn't only include people with disease or racial traits. Also anyone in undesirable organizations was included - the ...
The undesirables category also doesn't only include people with disease or racial traits. Also anyone in undesirable organizations was included - the Freemasons are one example - and anyone aiding or participating in resistance militias, which were a lot, especially in the Netherlands and France.
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↳ Reply El Guirri (npub1nkn4k86w8advjau7hmxj0j5qx2exxgufu8cqaru7khkdgreym3ks9y3chw)
Wasnt there money from new York too?
Oh yeah, definitely
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↳ Reply capybara (npub1g00tmhvs3enh7z64nll37kedn8d0seewkluguhwlwxgvnfj7pj5qkfezkr)
Who funded the communist revolution in Russia? Which country has the oldest socialist/communist part...
It was funded by a certain international diaspora with a bank in Frankfurt and various socialist organizations collectively called "the Frankfurters"
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↳ Reply Cyph3rp9nk (npub1lnms53w04qt742qnhxag5d6awy7nz6055flnmjkr6jg39hm86dlq7arrnt)
These are the deaths caused by communism, which makes the U.S. the second most genocidal state in hi...
Every time I see numbers like these, they are lower. China, for example, killed over 70 million by starvation caused by it's Great Leap Forward, and t...
Every time I see numbers like these, they are lower. China, for example, killed over 70 million by starvation caused by it's Great Leap Forward, and that doesn't include the millions killed in the broader Cultural Revolution, in which thousands of kids formed literal armies in the streets of the big cities and had pitched battles against each other, despite all being communists, and also had kangaroo trials where they publicly executed their teachers. No joke, this shit happened.
Similar with the Nazis, who ought to be on this list, since they were socialists. We hear all the time now that they killed 6 million people. But that was the number of Jews allegedly killed, not the total. The total was double that, at least 11 million "undesirables" murdered outside of military action.
When presented with a range, pick the bigger number. I can guarantee that decades ago, even larger numbers were used.
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Not impossible, but right at the edge of possibility. Remember the ten minutes between blocks is an average, so a particularly energy rich location ou...
Not impossible, but right at the edge of possibility. Remember the ten minutes between blocks is an average, so a particularly energy rich location outside the distance light travels in ten minutes might still be worth exploiting for hashrate if that hash is high enough to hit blocks in edge cases outside the 10 min average, or in the reduced time remaining after a signal travels to the center of hash, which will be a rotating point around the center of the solar system. That's still risky - the center if hash means the signal only propagates to half the network, which increases likelihood of a chainsplit. But it's doable. There's mathable economics in that. If you wanted to mine further out, some kind of quantum entanglement communication will be necessary. But since such communication was actually demonstrated with a Chinese satellite almost ten years ago, I think it will happen, and then bitcoin can become galactic, maybe even intergalactic, with enough time.
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No u.
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↳ Reply Cyph3rp9nk (npub1lnms53w04qt742qnhxag5d6awy7nz6055flnmjkr6jg39hm86dlq7arrnt)
Everything's normal https://blossom.primal.net/1599fe3567b3682474f40c98b59fcda20e6fec529867e30aaeee...
Yeah I don't get how this is okay.
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↳ Reply Marc (npub1marc26z8nh3xkj5rcx7ufkatvx6ueqhp5vfw9v5teq26z254renshtf3g0)
The f-bomb doesn't bother me, but threatening war crimes is fucking disgusting.
Equally disgusting that the media says nothing, and other nations are saying nothing.
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🤔 might be a good idea to de-memorize your seed phrase before putting this on. nostr:nevent1qqsqqq8855pxn32tdhxp4hrzchdj6a7u6jjlxcaxnxh0lsqe6m325xspza...
🤔 might be a good idea to de-memorize your seed phrase before putting this on.
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I would NOT want a suicidal nurse anywhere near me in a time of crisis. Is mental illness common in ...
Yes, mental illness is very common in nursing, but it develops as a reaction to the hopelessness of being subordinate to egotistical narcissistic doct...
Yes, mental illness is very common in nursing, but it develops as a reaction to the hopelessness of being subordinate to egotistical narcissistic doctors. When you're dying in a hospital, the nurses can save you, but half the fight is with the ignorance of the doctors. I know this from experience as a patient. And nurses will tell you : the best way to survive anything is to never stay in a hospital.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Thank you! Most of the magnesium supplements I've seen are bioavailable. That may be because I pref...
Here's an idea (I'm not a doctor - all caveats apply) - you could divide the dosage into a few parts (4? 4 seems reasonable) and space taking them. Th...
Here's an idea (I'm not a doctor - all caveats apply) - you could divide the dosage into a few parts (4? 4 seems reasonable) and space taking them. The reason is that your kidneys are only balancing out the blood. They keep your blood in a homeostatic state, which is a separate issue from a deficiency. If the dose is too high (arguably if any is leaving via urine, its too high) then it'll leave via kidneys even if you're deficient. Just an idea, idk, never read about this.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
I'd like more information about magnesium supplements, as I'm sure that not all of them are damaging...
I'm a bit unsure about how it works, but my current best stab at it is that kidneys filter out what's perceived to be an excess of a mineral, and ever...
I'm a bit unsure about how it works, but my current best stab at it is that kidneys filter out what's perceived to be an excess of a mineral, and everything hits the gut first. The gut can handle "bioavailable " minerals easier because gut bacteria prefer to eat stuff that's already bound into some longer molecule - the gut then puts the nutrients into the bloodstream, where either your body uses them or the kidneys filter out excess. Magnesium is a double hit on the kidneys because first it causes a rush of water to the gut, which stresses kidneys (the body has a hierarchy of water priority, and kidneys are higher than gut in priority) and second because the nephrons in the kidneys are so small that mineral crystals can be a tight fit - protein even more so - and that's actually good because nephrons are the filter. But you increase the damage to the nephron's this way. In healthy kidneys its no problem - they're healing at a faster rate than the damage - but the more damaged they are, the more damage they'll take. So, I think more bioavailable magnesium would be better, but if the gut is damaged, then it'll leak more into the bloodstream, where it won't matter if its bioavailable or not.
I'm not 100% about all this.
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↳ Reply Pana - The Network State of Refuge (npub13w5j2cz6ym36lvun2rnk66h5udlfrv08aq6w8753r42xlrsul5wsnf8n65)
It's hilarious you think the US is going to win. They haven't won anything since Nam anyway. This ...
Its hilarious that you make assumptions about my assumptions. Keep making assumptions and I'll block you. That has been the reason for 100% of my bloc...
Its hilarious that you make assumptions about my assumptions. Keep making assumptions and I'll block you. That has been the reason for 100% of my blocks. Even of we agree on a lot, assumptions will always cause misunderstandings. I will not tolerate it, and I will not repeat this.
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↳ Reply Pana - The Network State of Refuge (npub13w5j2cz6ym36lvun2rnk66h5udlfrv08aq6w8753r42xlrsul5wsnf8n65)
There is no international law anymore, point, blank, period. It went out the window with USrael at...
It'll come back in a very one sided way when the US wins, like it always does. Did anyone answer for firebombing Dresden or nuking Japan? No... But we...
It'll come back in a very one sided way when the US wins, like it always does. Did anyone answer for firebombing Dresden or nuking Japan? No... But we all still pretended there was international law.
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Except, like you said, no continuity of consciousness. Despite being identical, that would be a new person, not you
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↳ Reply Pana - The Network State of Refuge (npub13w5j2cz6ym36lvun2rnk66h5udlfrv08aq6w8753r42xlrsul5wsnf8n65)
🇮🇷 Iran’s Armed Forces spokesperson, Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi issued a stark warning on ...
Makes sense. Attacking embassies is a violation of international law/norms, but enforcing that depends on the countries. They're manufacturing somet...
Makes sense. Attacking embassies is a violation of international law/norms, but enforcing that depends on the countries.
They're manufacturing something like 500 missiles per day - I doubt they need to prioritize much
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Another reason is that it takes about $10k to immigrate legally, and that's what it cost in 2010, so...
Yeah, immigration is a nightmare everywhere in the world.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
That's also an alias for pet ferrets.
😂 that's a good name. Sometimes I call cats leg sharks, but it doesn't have the same ring
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↳ Reply Satosha (npub1ttc8j3sx59d4vs0zt23r6p90fjcd040x3vgu4j68u44ydx8u4rzqkxm0da)
My logic is simple .. all they got to do is tip a whale that they are blocking .. or some new tax th...
Ehh. Maybe. But it doesn't matter. They can't print it. Printer go bye bye, that's what matters.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
For a contrived scenario maybe. If you have a source with technical info instead of analogy, I'll se...
I don't, I was hoping you did 😂
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
If you stuff ballot boxes (i.e. get the output to be what you want), you don't want to win by a land...
Several real democracies in South America prove this - actual voting rarely comes down to 50/50 because informed voters are pretty good at knowing wha...
Several real democracies in South America prove this - actual voting rarely comes down to 50/50 because informed voters are pretty good at knowing what they want. But then our government declares those votes fraudulent because the results are not what they want. Our government wants copper, lithium, oil, and a buyer of our debt. So they call the real votes fraudulent, topple their government, send in corporations, send in the IMF... How many times has this played out? You can't stop at seeing the pattern in the other country - it only works because democracy is fake in the US. Americans don't want this... We'd vote for a change in a heartbeat, if votes were real. And/or if we were ever presented with actual options to choose on. Its not real. Its not real. Its not real.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
The same way JP Morgan was selling more silver than actually exists. I believe that's why paper BTC ...
Yeah but isn't that those short walls that Bitcoin likes to bulldoze and only end up pushing it higher?
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
I define a system as 100 % abusive if you can't read all the text before it changes again AND are he...
Big agree.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Laws? Or the other crap? (Ordinances, codes, statutes, rules, etc)
Anything above the Constitution. Oh, another old idea : the average 10 year old should be able to recite the entire body of law. The primary goal of e...
Anything above the Constitution. Oh, another old idea : the average 10 year old should be able to recite the entire body of law. The primary goal of education until age 10 should be memorization of the law - that way everyone hates it as much as they hate shit like Shakespeare. If a cohort ever fails to pass the test - meaning, more than half can't recite the entire body of law - then all laws are immediately suspended and re-voted on.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
I say, get rid of all the legal stuff, and only have laws instead. Or, at least start with that.
An old idea of mine... All laws should only exist for one year. All must be re-voted on individually to continue. Combining many laws into one bill sh...
An old idea of mine... All laws should only exist for one year. All must be re-voted on individually to continue. Combining many laws into one bill should be unconstitutional.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
It's the first novel to make it to a screen. Before that, people tried to squeeze the same amount of...
That's actually interesting... I might just have to watch it now
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Babylon 5 too. What sucks is that whomever archived it, did the high-res computer generated backgrou...
That's one I never got into. It was competing with Stargate for attention and time slots sometimes.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Alone became what Survivor should have been. We've een watching SG-1 and Farscape recently at our pl...
IMO farscape was the best show that TV ever had, and Stargate was very close after that
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Only from the title. When I tuned in is when I saw what it really was. Similar to "Survivor". I was...
I think Survivor originally was that, then it morphed into that backstabbing stuff. Man, that was a really terrible show... TV went from **_amazing_**...
I think Survivor originally was that, then it morphed into that backstabbing stuff. Man, that was a really terrible show... TV went from **_amazing_** shows like Stargate SG1 and Farscape to... Petty people vlogging their horrible thoughts while pretending to have to shit in a hole.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
I was so disappointed when I found out Battle Bots (and one other similar show) was really just RC v...
😂 you thought they were autonomous? Its probably doable now, though, so IMO we need real battle bots
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↳ Reply Leo Wandersleb (npub1gm7tuvr9atc6u7q3gevjfeyfyvmrlul4y67k7u7hcxztz67ceexs078rf6)
If only those spammers were driven by financial incentives. They are attacking bitcoin to precisely ...
I've slowly moved away from the knots side. You're making a lot of sense, so I want to say thanks for that. I'm reminded of how Osama bin Laden said...
I've slowly moved away from the knots side. You're making a lot of sense, so I want to say thanks for that.
I'm reminded of how Osama bin Laden said something to effect of causing America to destroy itself by overreacting. And that appears to have played out... Its a good strategy, and we should be careful not to let anyone play it.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Remember when Bourdain tweeted that Hillary's goons were following him around day before he died?
No... But holy shit. (I was never on twatter)
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
Failure is required for success. Public schools teach that failure is wrong, or bad. Public school...
This is why I like Steiner schools. Very different teaching philosophy
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Alright, I just watched Kratter's video about Adam Back, and my opinion is this : this is retarded. You want to boot the guy that has done more for #b...
Alright, I just watched Kratter's video about Adam Back, and my opinion is this : this is retarded. You want to boot the guy that has done more for #bitcoin than anyone else ever, over mere **_possibilities?_** I thought y'all had something concrete, not a janga tower of speculation. Nah, F that.
And to top it all, you played leftist TYT calling for resignation. It could not be clearer - this is an orchestrated take down. I've only seen this exact pattern a million times before, so I guess maybe its truthful this time? Right, lemme hear the sales pitch for the bridge now.
Bad actor identified. Thank you.
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Voddie Baucham called this shaving off the edges of the truth. And if you do this long enough then n...
The real Christianity is wild, and its not supposed to be liked, nor is it supposed to be widely followed. The apostles weren't martyred for their flu...
The real Christianity is wild, and its not supposed to be liked, nor is it supposed to be widely followed. The apostles weren't martyred for their fluffy feels. They were radical, uncooperative, ungovernable, and they were a threat to the powerful and their comfortably numb sycophants.
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Volume of trading in btc is looking significant. Idk what it means. Something's up.
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especially Muslims, at least prior to... dangit, what was the empire that immediately followed the Abbasids? Anyways. It went to shit right there. Bef...
especially Muslims, at least prior to... dangit, what was the empire that immediately followed the Abbasids? Anyways. It went to shit right there. Before that, great philosophy, and a culture that defined itself as opposing oppression.
The Buddhists were more like, they taught the tyrant and then the tyrant was sorry and decided to be good. That's actually better than fighting them.
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Gnostics are the OG anarchists, and that's part of what makes Christianity so amazing. Its like... Before finding gnosticism, all I knew of Christiani...
Gnostics are the OG anarchists, and that's part of what makes Christianity so amazing. Its like... Before finding gnosticism, all I knew of Christianity was the intolerance of it's adherents. I was looking everywhere... Daoism is one of my favorites, but it doesn't quite satisfy that thirst... Gnosticism is like a firehouse - you satisfy the thirst and then get a million times more than you wanted. But yeah, Christianity's early growth is basically entirely down to the radical anarchism in gnosticism, which includes both love (nonviolence) and noncompliance with false authorities. The eastern religions are great, they kept their metaphysical roots, but they never went directly against the authorities for being false and satanic, so that makes Christianity infinitely better than them **_if_** its the real thing, which certainly is hidden away currently.
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Catholicism used to be a lot more tolerant of it. It appears to be currently in an inversion - outward secular tolerance, but copying the intolerance ...
Catholicism used to be a lot more tolerant of it. It appears to be currently in an inversion - outward secular tolerance, but copying the intolerance of Protestants. That's all of society, really. Tolerance of flattened dumbed down junk, intolerance of higher level stuff. Gnosticism is basically graduate school Christianity, and literally nothing like what Christians usually say about it.
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🤔 Aldous Huxley must've read a shitload of hagiographies before writing the Perennial Philosophy. He's constantly quoting saints from hundreds of year...
🤔 Aldous Huxley must've read a shitload of hagiographies before writing the Perennial Philosophy. He's constantly quoting saints from hundreds of years ago, most of whom I'd never heard of
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Yeah I looked it up right after writing that and winced... Its basically just what ethnic means now, nowhere near the significance I was imagining
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Hagia Sophia - I love this name. "Holy Wisdom" with, of course, the gnostic meaning implied
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↳ Reply Comte de Sats Germain (npub12h6h8dj3ale4rk6hkpsp6gcz9kx9xtucyhd3pftn86lnn0j25gdsa9qpsf)
I'm not contradicting with this - this is more like collaborative investigation and notes. "Σὺ δὲ ἐ...
This is most likely a grammar thing, like suffixes changing meaning of base words. That's above my level for Greek - I only am able to read it, and ha...
This is most likely a grammar thing, like suffixes changing meaning of base words. That's above my level for Greek - I only am able to read it, and have never intentionally studied it.
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"gentile nation, foreign nation not worshipping the true God" (see goy), and ethnikos is used by ecc...
I'm not contradicting with this - this is more like collaborative investigation and notes. "Σὺ δὲ ἐστε γέννημα ἐκλεκτόν, βασίλειον ἱερουργικὸν, ἔθνος...
I'm not contradicting with this - this is more like collaborative investigation and notes.
"Σὺ δὲ ἐστε γέννημα ἐκλεκτόν, βασίλειον ἱερουργικὸν, ἔθνος ἅγιον, λαὸς εἰς περιποίησιν, ἵνα ἀρετάς ἐξαγγέλητε τῶν καλέσαντος ὑμᾶς ἐκ τῶν σκότους εἰς τὸ θαυμάσιον αὐτοῦ φῶς."
1 Peter 2:9
Ethnos is this one : ἔθνος
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Just a FYI: The term "ethnic" means someone separated from God/divinity.
"ethnos" means "set apart for God" not from God - though we're all separated from God, that's the root of sin. 🤔 It is really interesting how this ph...
"ethnos" means "set apart for God" not from God - though we're all separated from God, that's the root of sin.
🤔 It is really interesting how this philosophical word became so secularized... 🍕 can't find my hug emoji, take a pizza instead
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
As if he isn't a puppet?
There's a lot of work to do.
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I bet its way more efficient, that way. And I was about to say we could copy while decentralizing, but we kind of already are with these setups recycl...
I bet its way more efficient, that way. And I was about to say we could copy while decentralizing, but we kind of already are with these setups recycling the heat from btc miners.
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Yes, "pechkas" are a great example of heating dense objects first. Many had beds on top too. Even t...
Yeah, the centralized heating is still there, too. China, too. You see these large green pipes running by roads or canals, and they're pumping heat ar...
Yeah, the centralized heating is still there, too. China, too. You see these large green pipes running by roads or canals, and they're pumping heat around to the buildings. Its probably more efficient than a different unit for each building, but its also just one thing that could he sabotaged, so IMO its a bad move
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Dense objects hold more thermal mass. Hot air rises, but heat radiates in all directions. The more...
Have you seen traditional Russian heating? Like, in homes before commies built those appalling kruschovki. They basically use a fire to keep a bunch o...
Have you seen traditional Russian heating? Like, in homes before commies built those appalling kruschovki. They basically use a fire to keep a bunch of stone very hot all the time, and thats their oven, and it keeps the building warm.
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It is media loading issue. Check you client and make sure you are not loading media via Tor. It will...
I prefer to use Tor. But yeah, that would help a lot
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
2/3 rd of my Nostr experience looks like this ... https://image.nostr.build/fcebd0b409f878fa8c8b69e...
Better/more relays might fix it. Or might not.
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The best explanations of bible passages for me has come from Christians that have graduated from a c...
The usual interpretation of john 3:16 is fundamentally selfish, and for that reason it can be discounted as an incorrect interpretation.
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The most Christian people I've met are pagan.
The absolute best explanations of bible verses I've found have come from pagans. Not that paganism (the ism doesn't actually make sense) is always rig...
The absolute best explanations of bible verses I've found have come from pagans. Not that paganism (the ism doesn't actually make sense) is always right, but it appears that some of them were quite well informed before making their choice.
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I don't know where this method is from, if there is a specific location, but one method is boiling.
Yeah. Wild... I read Wikipedia's thing on it. Idk why that question just popped into my head. Apparently there used to be counterfeit heads made in So...
Yeah. Wild... I read Wikipedia's thing on it. Idk why that question just popped into my head. Apparently there used to be counterfeit heads made in South America.
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This seems like a far more complicated process than installing panels overhead. Does traffic get hal...
Idk, but its worth a try.
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When I first used AI to answer a question, I asked it something I already know. "How do you make ......
The AIs are psychopaths. If general sentient AI is ever developed, it better not be based on these things
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They were useful?
Yes. They make more assumptions now. They're over-trained, and over guard-railed. They also refuse to be corrected now. I was using it to check my Chi...
Yes. They make more assumptions now. They're over-trained, and over guard-railed. They also refuse to be corrected now. I was using it to check my Chinese, and it made assumptions and answered wrong, and I corrected both its answer and its assumptions, and it just repeated its garbage. This kind of thing is happening more now than before.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
OMG it seems that he is being punished by larger forces, that now require him to use rotting fish as...
I'm starting to really like this Keonne guy.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
We already have enough synonyms.
Moar cinnamyms!
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That's a shame. I am a fan of gentlemen.
😂 me saying that is mostly internal narrative control. Its easier to be a gentleman, but it is always the least effective, whatever the goal is. So I ...
😂 me saying that is mostly internal narrative control. Its easier to be a gentleman, but it is always the least effective, whatever the goal is. So I try controlling my behavior by reinforcing stories
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
The proper response is, "Ah, screw it!" 😉
Well, sure, but I'm no gentleman, and I'm allergic to anything proper
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So, if they follow you, but also never respond, does your opinion about whether they like talking to...
Marginally... I noticed a few influencers that I really do like are following me, but they never talk. I haven't axed them yet.
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Why would I care if they're following me?
Ideally, you wouldn't. But it makes sense to me to follow someone who talks to me, so if I see that I'm talking to someone repeatedly and they aren't ...
Ideally, you wouldn't. But it makes sense to me to follow someone who talks to me, so if I see that I'm talking to someone repeatedly and they aren't a follower, and aren't even responding, that tells me they don't like talking to me. If people think this is only useful for a one way marketing kind of talking, then I'm out, I'm not doing that.
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Amazing! That's one of the things I want to build. I'll say no more, its **_my_** idea! But I can call this a synchronicity.
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Sorry. Too late. You really fucked shit up with your comment. Book burning getting organized as we s...
Dangit
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↳ Reply Micah C. Miracle (npub1v79rprjecf8wrv6zkrlf400klha9mnxrpt4jwkjn0c0hlgrqn77qvfefej)
I won't read her books either. 🤣 But her interviews are fantastic.
Oh shoot, I didn't mean to cause that... It was just Atlas Shrugged that I thought was poorly written. Her other book... Fountain head? Something like...
Oh shoot, I didn't mean to cause that... It was just Atlas Shrugged that I thought was poorly written. Her other book... Fountain head? Something like that... Was good. Same ideas, better writing, but no Gakts Gulch, so lacking the punch of the ideas expresses in Atlas Shrugged.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=slQplQZQF7E
She says it better. Over Thanksgiving, I told a guy that I didn't like her writing. I feel bad about that. I should've just said I agree with her, wh...
She says it better.
Over Thanksgiving, I told a guy that I didn't like her writing. I feel bad about that. I should've just said I agree with her, which I did say, but I doubt he heard that part after I criticized her writing.
🤔 Ayn Rand is sort of the opposite of Aldous Huxley, in a way... She's bad at writing, but amazing at speaking. He's amazing at writing, but terrible at speaking...
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This reminds me of a book I tried reading but found too boring. == summarise 'the illusion of free...
Thanks, I'll look more into this. On the surface, it seems like he's making arguments that the Austrians have already dismantled. I'd agree that free...
Thanks, I'll look more into this.
On the surface, it seems like he's making arguments that the Austrians have already dismantled. I'd agree that free markets are an illusion, but I think they're an illusion constructed by the very thing that makes them not free markets - power / or whatever is pretending to be a government. But that doesn't mean free markets can't exist - only that they don't currently.
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Mmm. Sort of agree, but also sort of don't... The rules emerge from first principles. Monopolies can't exist for more than a tiny moment in time, if...
Mmm. Sort of agree, but also sort of don't...
The rules emerge from first principles. Monopolies can't exist for more than a tiny moment in time, if the money is honest. Even now with dishonest fiat money, they exist mainly by the government giving them subsidies and regulations that raise the cost of competition.
I don't think prices need to be forced to be the same for each customer. If government isn't doing things to keep certain businesses dominant, then people will take care of that themselves by not being their customers and starting their own competing business.
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Me : "wut" "Hmm" "Mmmm"
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I think I had happen a long time ago too, but this is the first time I was sure
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