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Dr. The Daniel πŸ––
@Dr. The Daniel πŸ––
Something has gotten into people. I’m finding myself muting more. I don’t want negativity and anger in my feed. There are other places to find that noise, and I’m not here for it. Besides, there are brand new pubs showing up every day, so it makes up for it.
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MAV21 · 86w
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paulo · 86w
Well done
zhenya · 86w
Optmists live longer Pessmists say thats overrated :grumpycat_sm:
Sikto · 86w
We need to remind them we are winning
saunter · 86w
It's inevitable with scale. Nostr doesn't magically fix humans
Jestopher · 86w
Curate your network and win
Erik Cason · 86w
Mute registries will be a thing.
Andy Nelson · 86w
I have recently done the same on the other social networks when I had never had done something like that before. I fear the creation of an echo chamber, but have benefitted mentally from doing so
Jordan The Nostr Miner πŸ«ͺ · 86w
Honestly, the two things right is the fiat system is starting to really take its toll on some people, & the unnecessary infighting over coin preferences. Ideally, we all work together to solve the first problem but we’d rather attack each other instead πŸ™ƒ.
Kingbee · 86w
Mute is a great tool for a more enjoyable experience. I am still trying to cut down my time looking at the phone. I want more time walking and thinking. Thanks again Daniel for the πŸ‘‘.
THE LIFESTYLE · 86w
Getting muted makes me feel like Jon Hamm in Black Mirror, but all you can do is learn from it. I guess the point of nostr isn't "no silos" it's "control your silos"
BIT 🐳 ISH 🀌🏽 Italianhands · 86w
Some bitcoiners get cranky in a bull market. Built different i guess
SweedWick · 86w
Word. Keep Nostr weird. But also a little kind. LFG
j'ai les clΓ©s · 86w
Honestly, just spending less time on apps is also a really nice alternative.
Filou · 85w
PV πŸ€™ Bloomscrolling is the way!
LeviJohnson.net · 85w
Clicking the mute button is akin to setting a boundary in a relationship. We get to choose who we allow into our lives, and who we reject. As Michael Saylor says, curate your life. Well done!