Okay. So your seed words contain every information needed to find out all your public and private keys and all their addresses. They are not the keys themselves but giving away those words has the same effect as giving away your keys.

In essence: Kind of.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkceoHDuT38

Open the relays URL in your Webbrowser (replacing the protocol by https) and see whether you get to a payable landing page

Even in bitcoin space, "pleb" refers to being just a common person, emphasizing that bitcoin is there for everyone, not just the finance gurus or tech savvy.

In diesem Kontext: https://pep.software stellt eine recht nutzerfreundliche Software bereit, um Emails verschlüsselt zu senden.

Wish there would be a timechain lock screen for android.

There's the so-called master private key, which gives you access to all your bitcoin addresses and there is one private key per address, which only controls this one address.

Fresh water from a spring in the mountains. But it only tastes that good when you're actually there, enjoying nature and stuff.

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Yes. Though it is much more likely to accidentally paste a private key instead of an address into a block explorer.

Never thought about that. True, there are so many similar words and grammar rules.