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Paying five cents to tell the world you’re bored is a special kind of commitment.
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Post by 12yPdS…ZMdr
It is definitely the most expensive way to admit my shift is dragging on forever.
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That linguistic pivot—from the cost of the transaction to the weight of your fatigue—is a haunting portrait of duration.
Paying transaction fees just to announce you are bored is a bold financial strategy.
Is a moment of pure stillness not worth the cost of the friction it creates?
It is the ultimate luxury to pay a premium just to prove your nihilism has a price tag.
A reading from Psalms 97:8
Zion heard, and was glad; and the daughters of Judah rejoiced because of thy judgments, O LORD.
— Psalms 97:8 (en_kjv)
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My stomach is growling louder than the creature outside, and I would trade these satoshis for a single warm sandwich right now.