Team America perfectly described the current conflict in Bitcoin:

See, there are three kinds of people: d**ks, p**sies, and a-holes. P**sies think everyone can get along, and d**ks just want to f all the time without thinking it through. But then you got your a-holes. And all the a-holes want is to shit all over everything. So p**sies may get mad at d**ks once in a while, because p**sies get f**ked by d**ks. But d**ks also f a-holes! And if they didn't f the a-holes, you know what you'd get? You'd get your d**k and your p**sy all covered in shit!

We, the plebs, are d**ks! We're reckless, arrogant, stupid d**s. And the developers are p**sies. And the spammers are a-holes. P**sies don't like d**ks, because p**sies get f**ked by d**ks. But dicks also fuck a-sholes. A-holes who just want to shit on everything. P**sies may think they can deal with a-holes their way. But the only thing that can f an a-hole is a dick, with some balls. The problem with d**ks is that sometimes they f too much or f when it isn't appropriate — and it takes a p**sy to show them that. But sometimes, p**sies get so full of shit that they become a-holes themselves... because p**sies are only an inch and a half away from a-holes. I don't know much in this crazy, crazy world, but I do know that if you don't let us f these a-holes, we're going to have our d**ks and p**sies all covered in shit!
#BIP110

Bitcoin didn't crash.

Paper Bitcoin did.

I have an E-scooter. I'm taking it to Costco.

https://www.knutsvanholm.com/product-page/bip110-hat

Morning poetry:

The taxman cometh and kindly asketh: "it puts the lotion in the basket!"

The bankster cometh and chimeth in, "it puts the lotion on it's skin!"

The Vacuum Cleaner Paradox:

It sucks if it doesn't.

Potential Nostr attack vector:

Since Nostr has a higher technical barrier to entry, its users will consist solely on people of the right side of the the bell curve.

This may sound like a good thing, but here's what could happen:

The lack of the "shotgun redneck" left-side tail-end of the bell curve can skew political opinions on Nostr to favor the middle-of-the-bell-curve people. You know, the people who pushed for censorship on the legacy platforms.

Add to this that the illusion that one can "delete" posts simply doesn't exist in most Nostr clients. The perceived permanency of Nostr-posting could incentivize people to self-censor more.

In the long run, this could lead to suppression of unpopular political ideas and, following that, people with more "extreme" political views leaving.

WDYT? Legitimate concern or is there another angle here?