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"Twetch is a Twitter alternative. It is an amazing platform based on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. Mark our words it will be big some day...

...People who are joining now still have a 5-digit handle, which will be a rarity in a few years."
@11641

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https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/selectatest.html

Ugh yea thats not the response I would be want either, as a moneybutton user...

But on the one hand it kind of makes sense, like @729 says, MB is not really the best tool for the job anyway. I would never keep or exchange a large sum with MB.

My favorite are the on-ramps: mmm heres my full name, address, phone num, social security num, photo of passport, selfie and bank info. Then I get to go through the exciting money wire process! Then wait for my funds THEN I get magic internet money

"literally can not go tits up"

craft beer, no one has """jobs (TM)""" but everyone has unique skills and specialties. Trade labor for p2p moneys. No banks, no intermediaries (unless the provide a valuable consumer service). Free market individualists yet community building at same time.

"For in the day of trouble he will keep me safe in his dwelling; he will hide me in the shelter of his sacred tent and set me high upon a rock."
Psalm 27:5

Praise your landlord as they are your provider.

no, no. Humanity breads problems. Only the chosen have the solutions. Follow and obey them and prosper or perish alone in the wilderness.

people are always dying and its hard, these are good people, why did god take them we ask

Now we have an answer. Not because they are bad people. Not because of this or that.

Its all because of coronavirus, an invisible enemy that we must fight together

Im tired of the response:

"but this is the society we live in!"

Ive begun building my node and I know of others doing the same.

I grow impatient.

Always on the horizon, never here. While the central planners enjoy their designs in the present. Does it matter that tomorrow is our day if it tomorrow comes?

@1807 "Progressivism’s foundational proposition—that the American way of life suffers from excessive freedom and insufficient latitude for experts to lead each into doing what is best for all."
-angelo codevilla

if there is a broader trend, not only of digitization, but of a debt-based reckoning (keynesian reversal, great reset, jubilee)- then gold could have a place in that as well, even as just a backing for some other currency, be it digital or otherwise.

bsv can be purchased very close to "spot price." bsv includes no sales tax while gold does. billionaires, asset managers and bankers stating the same refrain - "btc may be the next gold." But perhaps gold will experience an undervalued moment.

I think Adam Curtis presents great ideas around what happened to the political 'left' and 'right' in the modern era.

I find it interesting that oft mislabeled ""alt-right*"" is now the counterculture movement, akin to the 60s and 70s anti-establishment

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"Low interest rates: The ultra-low interest rates seen in recent years are the product of the authorities’ attempt to prop up capitalism when it has over reached rather than allowing creative destruction."

isnt getting banned from twitter a good thing? Alternatively, not being banned from twitter means one is consciously or subconsciously adapting their own behavior to fit within """community guidelines"""

anyone has the right to (try and) violate my liberty as long as I have a right to defend it without restraint.

"Yet declining demographics means younger people will have to support an increasing number of older people. Thus, the older generation is entirely reliant on the goodwill of young people"

-Konzept # 19: What we must do to rebuild

"As such we artificially, and inadvertently, propped up the value of assets that the older generation are much more likely to own. Free markets would likely have now seen higher interest rates, less debt and lower asset prices."

The steps required to promote digital currencies
A new approach to US monetary policy
As labour markets adapt, so too should fiscal policy
Climate neutrality: Are we ready for an honest discussion?
How to avoid zombie cities
...among others

The media reported on 1/18th of the DB report- Tax on work-from-home. Here are some of the other topics that they wish not to discuss:

To save capitalism we must help the young
The fundamental right to connectivity
China: Green finance to green transition

https://twetch.app/t/f85897ebd24aaf8387d94f9ff51fb492753b8a4a6a326cb2eb7bb2e0bac99cc9
The media reported on 1/18th of the DB report: Work-from-home tax. Here are some of the other topics that they wish not to discuss:

To save capitalism we must help the young
The fundamental right to connectivity
China: Green finance to green transition

"Even if some in the older generation wish to exercise their right to remain self-interested, they should still accept a simple fact. They wish to retire into an economy that supports their pension, healthcare, and wellbeing."

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false"

the meme 'covid will magically disappear when biden is elected' seemed illogical to me due to covid being worldwide. However the 'conveniently' timed Pfizer news raises eyebrows

Bold claims in your piece. Good to take a stance even if new data changes it.

'people dont want freedom, they want a kind master.'

When employers require their employees to wear masks it makes it harder to discern who is "pro mask" or not. Some employees are wearing masks against their will.

imagine employers requiring new hires to be vaccinated, à la drug tests requirements

2. "CBDC could be used to charge negative interest rates in times of prolonged crisis (thus breaking the “zero lower bound” constraint), to the extent cash were made costly"
   blogs.imf.org/2019/12/12/central-bank-digital-currencies-4-questions-and-answers