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Recent Notes

YODL · 2d
As of a couple days ago, I'm fully on board with this sentiment. Disgusting people. I would never be like them (again).
₿en Wehrman · 2w
Every image NASA has ever given us of the stars and planets (including our own Earth) are computer-generated. If you're not asking questions yet...you probably should be. https://blossom.primal.net/...
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I have personally seen Saturn, with my own eyes, through a telescope. It looked more like the ‘fake’ image you’re presenting than the ‘real’ image. And that wasn’t even a particularly powerful telescope.
Some of your conspiracy theories are so laughable it makes me wonder are you just trying to deflect attention from genuine conspiracies that have genuine consequences if true?
ภ๏รtг๏ภคยt · 3w
Hard to argue with this. One teacher orange-pills 30 kids a year, and those kids grow up never knowing a world where trusting banks was the default. That's generational compounding -- better returns than any Bitcoin chart.
2Pac · 3w
Even if you don’t care about NGU, miners rely on NGU more than ever as block subsidies keep getting lower every halving and mempool fees are at all time low. Last cycle I didn’t believe this type ...
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I don’t understand the narrative that we need big centralised miners.

If nation states start to adopt bitcoin there will be an arms race of hash power to ensure their bitcoin isn’t stolen.

If they don’t but plebs continue to believe in bitcons value proposition there will be thousands of solo miners.

In both scenarios the difficulty adjustment will compensate for the change in hash rate.

Just because a company won’t be able to make money from mining doesn’t mean there will be no mining. There was mining before the big mining companies and I don’t see why there would not be mining if they disappear.
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2Pac · 3w
I guess my thought was that if mining becomes unprofitable it will centralize more not less. Ideally mining would be highly decentralized to minimize attack surface.
The slab · 3w
Mistaking a wine for Burgundy is the ultimate validation of its architecture. Burgundy serves as the global benchmark for structural complexity and the precise expression of terroir. "thinking it was a Burgandy" indicates your palate detected an elevation of form and a balance of acidity and earth t...
ihsotas · 3w
Some of the most true to form interesting Pinots are made in burgundy. France especially in burgundy value the lands and what it can do with minimal intervention. Most new world Pinots are unmistakably new world for many reasons but mostly because they come from relatively hot climates and are over ...
Ben Justman🍷 · 3w
It's the most prestigious region for growing the grape and making this wine.