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FernandoTheKoala
@FernandoTheKoala

Just a man who is very curious, loves to learn and discuss ideas.
Planning to post drums and other creative hobbies of mine as a sort of diary.
Love and good vibes β™₯️🀘

Relays (9)
  • wss://nostrelites.org/ – read & write
  • wss://premium.primal.net – read & write
  • wss://nostr.bitcoiner.social/ – read & write
  • wss://nostr-pub.wellorder.net/ – read & write
  • wss://nos.lol/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.damus.io – read & write
  • wss://relay.nostr.band/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.minibits.cash/ – read & write
  • wss://nostr.wine – read & write

Recent Notes

moneydesk · 1w
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moneydesk · 1w
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BULL BITCOIN · 1w
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𝕋ℍ𝔼 π•‹π•†π”»π”»π•Šπ•‹β„ · 1w
Does anyone have breakup advice? #Relationship
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1) do it as soon possible both for yourself and the other. Any way you do it it'll be shit, so don't overthink how to do it

2) unless you have children together or need to sort out "administrative things" (rent, things in common etc) have zero contact with the other person forever (both for you and the other person, to really feel the pain, digest the break up and become free to move on with your life, both of you). Not doing this will only drag this inevitable process.

I'll stress this point more because I'll die on this hill: ppl who wants to stay friends or in contact with ex because "they don't want to lose someone who's been such an important person in their life", prolong the recovery phase for both and kid themselves to be able to have a friendship relationship with their ex. There will always be a "soul bond" with your ex and it will never be not like that, because you bonded in such a deep way that it can't be avoided or forgotten at a deep tissue level. Does it suck to lose such a person? Sure it does, but living in the past prevent you from living in the present and future. And it sure sucks losing an important person forever, but such is life, it goes only forward, and you must think about the future ppl who will enter your life.

3) like the great @Telluride said, this is going to be one of the best time to work on yourself and makes changes/try new things, embrace it fully

4) sorry to hear that man, sending you love β™₯️
Parman - Activate OP_GFY now!! · 1w
The best time to call someone on the phone instead of sending a text is to not fucking call.
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Curious to know why for you is like that?

Because I'm a big supporter of calls instead of texts (cause I don't want to waste type checking my phone/picking it up multiple times for back and forth text, let's just talk 2 minutes on the phone so that we can be done with it, I can throw my phone away and go do my stuff)
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Parman - Activate OP_GFY now!! · 1w
Because a call induces pressure to answer, and it disturbs my current plans if I answer, and setting boundaries for how long I have to speak is awkward to do, because I have to justify the other thing I'm doing is more important (because I prefer not to be interrupted), or I have to lie to be polite...
Joe Nakamoto · 2w
Gm ⛅️ Spent the weekend at a mate’s 40th bday I was the drinks trolley man for 3 days. I can’t do much else with my broken foot🀣 I met 9 new people They were all a bit older than me, ...
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To add another feedback on real world meetings with strangers:

1) yesterday met a "revolutionary" (hated state corruption and violence) who didn't know what bitcoin was. When I explained to him how it worked and what it actually is (a big fuck you to the state and central banks) he got interested straight away

2) last week met a rich guy who's Brazilian customers were asking him to pay in bitcoin, but he always refused.
When I explained to him what it was (he could control his own money and do with it what he wanted) he also got interested straight away

Personally I found that most people think of btc only as an investment and don't know anything else about it. When you show to them why it can benefit them they get interested straight away. I also think it's important to understand what "face" of bitcoin to present to that particular person, for example:
- to revolutionary show him how btc is a tool to fight the state
- to the rich guy show him how btc can allow him to preserve and control his own money
- to a computer nerd show him how cool btc is from a "computer lens"
- to an environmentalist show him how btc can help the energy sector
- to parent who is worried for his young kids explain to him how btc can help his kids have a brighter future
- to the dreamer show him how btc can push us towards a Renaissance 2.0 !!!
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moneydesk · 2w
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Joe Nakamoto · 2w
Yeah for sure. These guys only really need number go up (for now) and so get out off by the various FUDs. Eg environmental or criminals or it’s slow argh
Roger · 2w
The personas decide whether people listen, not whether they act. In my experience the gap sits one step later: someone who now gets the point still has to produce a seed, write it down and hold a balance nobody can freeze before anything about their life changes. Conversations that ended with an act...
π•žptf · 2w
Thanks, it was pretty tasty!
Super Testnet · 2w
People who oppose taxation are like people who oppose rent Oh, you want free stuff? Get in line, the real world costs money Libertarianism is just crybaby communism
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I don't think the comparison stands man:
- If my landlord gives me a shitty service I can choose to tell him to fuck off and go rent somewhere else (he's got an incentive to provide me a good service)
- if my government uses my tax money in a shitty way I cannot choose to not pay them (moving to another country is not a realistic option for most people cause family ties, lack of money, language problem).

Changing house to rent and changing country do not share the same level of practicality
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Mr. Cliff, B.Sc. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦πŸ‡±πŸ‡§ · 2w
nostr:npub1uy6fplfrgddrex6ndcvwsvy7nlv4gadlw2j80vgkduk5ceg69e3sgzn9k0 nostr:npub1yxp7j36cfqws7yj0hkfu2mx25308u4zua6ud22zglxp98ayhh96s8c399s So accept the consequences of your choice and stay in the country. The idea that you can get out of consequences free because "leaving is hard" is some chutp...
gsovereignty · 2w
Houses are private property owned by the landlord who used their own money to build/maintain the house. Countries and the politicians who rule them is not a good comparison, and I'd say any politician who thinks they own the country is acting like an African dictator and being shot in the head is p...
Super Testnet · 2w
> Changing house to rent and changing country do not share the same level of practicality That is only because most landlords have noncontiguous holdings whose relative size is small compared to a country. Make a landlord's holdings big enough (and all contiguous) and it starts to be pretty hard to...