O celular precisa amplificar a potência do sinal pra que o sinal consiga chegar a antena e isso é o que gasta mais bateria.

Quanto mais baixo tiverem as barrinhas de sinal nas redes móveis, mais o seu celular gasta energia pra manter a conexão.

Mimi, você tem simplex?

GN 🌃

Você recebeu alguma dm mais recente nessa conta?

O Bitchat é quase isso, ele usa os bluetooths dos celulares (ou outros aparelhos) pra trocar informações diretamente, mas o problema ainda é o mesmo... Baixo alcance e lentidão.

Pra ter uma internet alternativa e descentralizada, teriam que ter tecnologias mais potentes de rádio, bluetooth e wifi, e muitas pessoas teriam que as ter pra formar uma rede...

Is fiatjaf already looking to step down from his role as CEO of Nostr, too? Is there a Chinese spy involved? 👀

Acho que as mensagens voltaram a ter problema 🙃

Does launching and maintaining active satellites in orbit necessarily entail some ethical violation?

Isso tem a ver com você ser aceleracionista?

Você vê algum problema ético em ser concursado?

And to do is to do

- To be is just to be
- To do is just to do

Existence, identity, and action are related, but they are not equivalent.

A person can be something without necessarily acting in accordance with it. Likewise, a person can perform an action that does not represent who they truly are.


## Mistake: Non sequitur

### Socrates: The Intellectualist Fallacy

The Socratic thesis, that no one commits evil voluntarily, but rather out of ignorance, may fall into what could be termed an intellectualist reduction of moral action.

The issue lies in the assumption that truly knowing the good necessarily leads one to act upon it.

This overlooks factors such as:

- Weakness of will (akrasia).
- Conflicting impulses and desires.
- Personal interests.
- Self-sabotage.
- Conscious choices made against what one recognizes as right.

A potential logical problem: conflating knowledge of the good with the disposition to act upon it.

### Kant: Confusing Intention with Character

Kant does not necessarily commit this fallacy; however, a rigid interpretation of his ethics could lead to a form of genetic fallacy or an error in inferring character.

For example:

Someone performs a good deed out of self-interest. This does not mean the action is morally motivated, but it also does not prove that the individual lacks moral character.

The problem arises when one attempts to infer a person’s entire moral identity based on the motivation behind a single, specific action.