Mbitcoiner on nostr

Open in Damus

Muslim Bitcoiner

@Mbitcoiner 1768237375

Started watching Orb. Really great anime so far. I'm definitely hooked.

Synopsis:

Orb: On the Movements of the Earth is a historical drama anime about a secret society in 15th-century Europe fighting to prove the heliocentric theory (that the Earth revolves around the Sun) against the powerful, oppressive Church that enforces the geocentric view, exploring themes of scientific discovery, faith, power, and the human pursuit of truth through a multi-generational saga of scholars risking their lives for forbidden knowledge.

19❤️4👀1👍1🚀1🤔1

Im watching it too Atm really good! Parallels to how the secular 'church' of today is suppressing everything. Also like how some of the characters care more about the truth spreading than having their names attached to it. Nostr coded

Comte de Sats Germain · 5w

One thing that always amazes me is that most of the world already know the heliocentric model is correct, and that included Europeans, and it was only the Catholic church that enforced a lie, all while telling everyone that it was about "Truth" - and then it amazes me again that people don't know ab...

You need to watch Legend Of The Galactic Heroes next 😏

StackinBeets · 5w

It's the best anime of the 2020's for sure. Here's my list of must watch: Orb: On the Movements of the Earth Evangelion Ergo Proxy Serial Experiments Lain Steins gate Elfen Lied Not must watch but quite good: Cyberpunk edgerunners Angel beats Aot

Similar to Muslim history btw (ideological repression/الإرهاب الفكري) https://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%A5%D8%B1%D9%87%D8%A7%D8%A8_%D9%81%D9%83%D8%B1%D9%8A in certain aspects and some different "guarded" ideas or opinions by the mainstream scholars especially the ones who could influenc...

Yusuf al-Texani · 4w

But how are we spinning on our axis and revolving around the sun if we see the same stars every night moving around Polaris? This is the main thing that made me disbelieve in heliocentrism Also that the sun is supposedly shooting through the galaxy itself would necessitate some sort of acceleration...