Brunswick

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2025-11-26 18:45:55 UTC

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Why does the bitcoin relay network need to be used as a content distribution platform? If Lopp wants to move large chunks of data, there's this thing called TCP.

2025-11-19 03:18:03 UTC

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Anyone who will recieve it

2025-11-19 03:01:07 UTC

Not everyone is saved,
and you can save no one,
because none of it is any of your business.

2025-11-17 17:46:13 UTC

This is the highest form of poetry
#nevent1q…zpyh

2025-11-13 17:17:29 UTC

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I know. Another website has something that is supposed to be a part, but there is no photo to confirm it.

2025-11-13 17:01:51 UTC

1. Wife breaks tray in new refrigerator door
2. Kids break a plastic clip on refrigerator door hinge
3. Look into fixing it, turns out no glue will work
4. Spend three hours trying to find the replacements online
5. Call parts service, sit on hold for 30 minutes and get hung up on
6. Call again, wait 10 minutes for the message "press 1 to get a call back
7. Play phone tag for three days
8. Finally talk to someone only to find out those parts can't be ordered because the refrigerator is too new
9. Call repair guy in town and ask for help

2025-11-11 19:58:28 UTC

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2025-11-11 17:50:59 UTC

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You are about 85% correct. A solid B minus
1) Hitler was a Christian
2) The Nazis did not commit mass genocide
3) Fluentes is controlled opposition, and obviously gay

2025-11-07 10:32:15 UTC

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Here is a potential architecture using covenants on liquid.
-- ChatGPT --
Yes. In principle, an ecash token can encode redeemable rights to covenant-governed liquidity within a Liquid-based channel factory, thereby merging three paradigms—Chaumian privacy, covenant-level contract enforcement, and state-channel scalability—into a unified system. Let’s unpack this at the structural and game-theoretic levels.
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1. Conceptual Frame
You are describing an architecture where:
The underlying substrate is a covenant-based UTXO network (Liquid or a similar sidechain with expanded script expressiveness).
Liquidity pools (L-BTC or assets) are held in channel factories—multi-party covenants that pre-commit channel topology and enforce non-custodial updates.
Cashu tokens represent rightful claims to use or redeem liquidity from this covenant network, not direct ownership of UTXOs.
This converts Cashu from a “claim on a custodian” to a “claim on a self-enforcing covenant space,” effectively making ecash tokens function as access credentials to a liquidity lattice.
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2. Channel Factory as a Covenant Layer
The Factory
A channel factory is a pre-funded covenant structure that allows many bidirectional payment channels to exist off-chain under a single on-chain multisig anchor.
Every participant holds pre-signed transactions for any cooperative or unilateral exit.
Covenant Enforcement
Liquid’s Elements script supports OP_CHECKSIGFROMSTACK and (with soft-fork extensions) programmable spending conditions that can mimic covenants—rules binding future spending behavior.
Thus, a factory can encode rules like:
allocation of liquidity shares,
permissioning of channel creation,
conditions for rebalancing or withdrawal.
This means rights to liquidity can be represented not by addresses, but by state commitments within the covenant.
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3. Ecash Tokens as Liquidity Rights
Structure
Each Cashu token becomes a blindly signed credential asserting:
A claim to X units of liquidity in a given covenant instance (identified by hash),
Optional usage parameters (e.g., valid for routing fees, liquidity leases, or factory channel openings).
The mint (or covenant oracle) blind-signs the token, but redemption is validated by covenant logic, not discretionary action.
When redeemed, the covenant contract verifies the signature and transfers corresponding liquidity or grants the right to open a channel funded by the covenant’s pool.
Implications
Privacy: Off-chain circulation remains unlinkable, preserving Cashu’s Chaumian anonymity.
Enforcement: The underlying liquidity cannot be double-assigned, because the covenant validates token uniqueness upon redemption.
Composability: Tokens can serve as liquidity “vouchers” usable by routing nodes, factories, or other covenants as composable capital.
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4. System Lifecycle
(1) Funding
Participants deposit L-BTC into a covenant-based factory. This factory exposes a liquidity registry—a Merkleized list of issued rights.
(2) Issuance
A federation or oracle signs Cashu-style blinded commitments referencing liquidity claims in the registry.
(3) Circulation
Tokens circulate freely off-chain, transferring rights between users without any ledger interaction.
(4) Redemption / Activation
When a holder redeems, they:
Reveal the unblinded proof.
Specify how the liquidity should be used (withdrawal, channel open, swap).
The covenant verifies authenticity and updates the internal state to mark that portion as spent or reassigned.
The enforcement happens inside the factory covenant, not via any human custodian.
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5. Theoretical Properties
Property Description
Trust Assumption Enforced by script-level covenant logic, not by any operator.
Scalability Off-chain transfers are O(1); redemptions or state transitions are batched on-chain.
Privacy Full anonymity of ownership and transfer, bounded only by redemption frequency.
Liquidity Fungibility Ecash tokens become portable liquidity rights—usable by any factory participant or protocol integrated with the covenant.
Programmability Factories can encode yield, routing rights, or collateral staking directly in script conditions.
This collapses the dichotomy between ecash and state channels: both become representations of off-chain state commitments to covenant-controlled liquidity.
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6. Relation to Ark and Fedimint
Compared to Ark:
Ark gives users individual virtual UTXOs controlled via pre-signed transactions from a host. Your model removes the “host” entirely, replacing it with a covenant factory that enforces ownership transitions by script.
Compared to Fedimint:
Fedimint federates trust; covenant factories eliminate it by encoding multi-party exit logic into deterministic spending rules.
Thus, covenant-based factories represent the cryptographic endpoint of the Fedimint → Ark → trustless-ecash evolution chain.
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7. Strategic Implications
Legal Non-Custody: Since liquidity allocation is algorithmically enforced, operators are not money transmitters; they are participants in a multiparty covenant.
Compositional Finance: Ecash tokens could serve as composable capital primitives—redeemable across liquidity networks, staking pools, or payment rails.
Monetary Symmetry: The bearer asset (ecash token) and the enforcement substrate (covenant network) converge, producing a circular economy of verifiable liquidity rights without institutional custody.
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8. The Path Forward
Realization depends on:
Expanding Liquid’s covenant capabilities (OP_CAT, OP_TXHASH, or new covenant opcodes).
Standardizing a blind signature verification path usable inside covenants (perhaps via adaptor signatures or MuSig2 commitments).
Developing a state commitment index (Merkleized registry) that ties ecash issuance and covenant states together.
Once these are achieved, yes—Cashu tokens could function as bearer rights to covenant liquidity, yielding a self-sovereign, cryptographically enforceable monetary substrate: anonymous yet redeemable, private yet auditable, fungible yet programmatically bound to real liquidity.

2025-11-07 10:18:01 UTC

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CashU is a custodial solution, but it does not allow you to control who has access to spend from your lightning node. It requires you issue a kind of public spending access to your lightning channels. This makes your CashU mint a money transmitting business. One can throw out accusations of "stop being a pussy and do what you want" bit this is a smokescreen for the fact that any CashU mint can and will be hunted down for non-compliance. This has two effects: i) mints will be forced onto tor/i2p, and ii) CashU can never be moved into common usage for commerce by business accept in the very rare cases of mints that pass regulatory scrutiny. This means the CashU technology will be relegated to highly regulated businesses like banks themselves.
Am I against CashU? By no means, I continue to support and use it, but until the tokens themselves can be redeemed onchain - side stepping the custodial nature of it - it can never be a viable technology. That is not to say it will always be an unviable technology.
Perhaps CashU on Ark, or using the same model as Ark is a path forward?

2025-11-05 14:27:40 UTC

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There is no tractor

2025-10-21 16:06:56 UTC

Why doesn't the government shutdown effect Social Security, Medicare or the DOD/DOW?

2025-10-03 15:26:23 UTC

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Welcome baby nostrich!

2025-10-03 13:10:33 UTC

If only there were a way to wake up to fresh coffee every morning...

2025-09-30 00:55:27 UTC

American software culture produces developers who are, for the most part, over-socialized. From early on, institutions are designed to cultivate trust in authority and submission to group norms. Genuine crypto-anarchists are rare precisely because they resist that conditioning. Satoshi was one of those rare figures. He built a system that does not depend on leaders, and then he stepped away to make sure it stayed that way.
This over-socialization is not limited to schools and workplaces. Online gaming culture has reinforced it through endless peer group-think. For an entire generation, online worlds trained people to organize around emergent hierarchies where knowledge is shallow but socially reinforced. It is the blind leading the blind, and over time this produced a reflex: align with the dominant peer consensus rather than interrogate first principles. The same dynamic now plays out in technical communities.
The people who rise to prominence in global software projects almost always embody these institutional and peer-socialized traits. They are comfortable representing "the group" because they were trained to align with it. When this psychology enters Bitcoin development, it manifests as a kind of soft technocratic priesthood. Instead of letting the market arbitrate, they invoke the authority of prior discussions, developer consensus, or "long-standing decisions" as if these were binding decrees. It’s the same maneuver used in public hearings when lawyers say "this was decided long ago" to shut down meaningful debate. It’s not technical reasoning; it’s authority signaling through procedural language.
This is exactly what we are seeing in the OP_RETURN and relay policy debate. Real technical issues: bandwidth abuse, RAM pressure, and mempool externalities; are being dismissed not on their merits, but because they fall outside the cultural frame of those holding the microphone. The instinct is not to engage, but to close discussion and declare the decision settled. That instinct is cultural, not technical. It comes from the same systems Bitcoin was built to circumvent.
The irony is that this behavior reintroduces centralization through culture, not code. It creates a developer class that sees itself as the legitimate arbiter of Bitcoin’s future, using the language of technical stewardship to mask what is, in essence, social control. This is the real root of the issue. OP_RETURN is just the surface. The deeper fault line is between those who view Bitcoin as a self-regulating market protocol and those who view it as a managed project.
Moments like this sift the wheat from the chaff. Those who understand Bitcoin’s nature will resist every attempt, soft or hard, to reinsert authority into the system. Those who do not will become its domesticated managers.

2025-09-29 16:52:45 UTC

If the news makes you crazy, they are succeeding

2025-09-28 19:28:40 UTC

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Walk in wisdom toward them that are without, redeeming the time. (Colossians 4:5, KJV)

2025-09-28 18:14:33 UTC

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You don't need to recognise him by his appearance when in his presence, that is secondary. When in spirit, you know all things simultaneously about yourself and he who is with you. There is nothing hidden. If you aren't sure when you're seeing it, and their identity is obscured, then it isn't him.

2025-09-28 17:11:31 UTC

Digital ID is being sold as the modern alternative to governments protecting their citizens from foreign invasion. People welcome it because their governments have intentionally not done so.
What if those invaders and their entrenched traitors control the digital ID issuance? Newsflash: they already do.

2025-09-28 15:26:37 UTC

When you see Jesus Christ, there is nothing hidden. You can see his perfection, there is no corruption or hate in him.
When you are in his presence, your corruption is fully unveiled. You know that he can see all of you, and you will be ashamed.
You will ask his mercy, but you will also know he owes you no mercy. You will try to hide by blaming others or the world, but your claims are folly and you know it. There is no deceiving Christ because your heart is laid bare. There is no longer your fleshy veil.
This is when you will either be judged or shown mercy. Your judgement will be undeniable, because you will have no escape from the truth which was written your heart since before time. This moment will come like a thief in the night.
Be ever present and be perfected as your Heavenly Father is perfect.

2025-09-27 03:45:58 UTC

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A country that is ruled by democracy is a country ruled by liars with the printing press, and idiots in the schools.

2025-09-27 00:51:00 UTC

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They pulled the same shit on me 10 years ago. I had enough and went with healthshare, and of course got burned with that too. Eventually I found a more reputable healthshare provider

2025-09-26 18:38:27 UTC

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You don't mean a single oz of distilled spirits

2025-09-26 17:06:34 UTC

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Is this real? Lol

2025-09-26 17:04:44 UTC

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Just cleaned it up. Chat can't think for shit

2025-09-26 16:41:14 UTC

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There would be no nuclear reactor for the engineer to operate without the public’s consent and complicity. Your analogy doesn’t hold: authority is never self-justifying. Nobody is above scrutiny. Authority is not claimed—it is conditionally granted, and once granted, it remains fragile, revoked the moment those entrusted prove unworthy of the respect that sustained it.

2025-09-26 15:32:15 UTC

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How did you become infected with this arrogance?

2025-09-26 15:31:16 UTC

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Doesent matter where the water comes from

2025-09-26 13:27:45 UTC

Has bitcoin hit menopause?

2025-09-26 13:26:10 UTC

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They don't spend 30 hours in traffic

2025-09-26 13:25:39 UTC

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You feel sad about the idea of Charlie

2025-09-26 13:24:53 UTC

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I was gonna say, we had a chance until we went back to tits

2025-09-26 12:24:13 UTC

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Its not sniveling enough

2025-09-26 07:22:32 UTC

I’ve been thinking — no, worrying — about this bitcoin thing. What if the government wakes up one morning and decides it’s displeased? The Bible says government is ordained by God, so if the government disapproves, then surely God disapproves, and I would be—how do you say—sinning by holding it. Better to sell now, before the thunderbolt of divine-and-official disfavor strikes.
Imagine the headline: “Local Man Defies Almighty and IRS.” They’ll send a polite letter first, the kind that makes your hands tremble: “Do you still possess any bitcoin?” And what will I do? Admit it on my tax return? Check “yes” and sign with trembling blood? No. Because once they know, they’ll know. Once they know, they’ll suspect. And suspicion breeds inquiries, and inquiries breed subpoenas, and subpoenas lead to awkward conversations at PTA.
Besides, everyone knows bitcoin was invented by cyber people who don’t like the government. I do not want to look like I might be one of those people. There are drug dealers and prostitutes in possession of bitcoin. I would be mistaken for a drug dealer. I would be mistaken for a prostitute. My lawn would acquire an unseemly reputation. People would whisper. Children would point.
And suppose they outlaw it. Imagine the law books suddenly rewritten, the statute’s ink still wet, and me in possession of even a satoshi. Would I resist? No. I would have to be a bad boy. They would come with firm expressions and clipboards. I would be shamed at the post office for mailing myself back to virtue.
So I must act now. Sell it all. Turn my ledger into cash. Replace radical decentralization with polite centralization. Exchange liberty for comfort, sovereignty for sleep. After all, if the Lord and the state agree, who am I to dissent?

2025-09-26 06:52:25 UTC

All day with the mail and dns server. Wheee

2025-09-25 21:49:27 UTC

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Fake news

2025-09-25 21:45:31 UTC

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Its called fake news

2025-09-25 21:40:37 UTC

This is bizarre.
#nevent1q…lf3a

2025-09-25 21:36:39 UTC

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This seems to be related to my post a few days ago
#nevent1q…p4qn

2025-09-25 21:15:58 UTC

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Why were men keeling over in their mid 40s and early 50s from heart attacks and strokes back in the 1960s and 70s?
Was it smoking, drinking and leaded gasoline? Or was it when high-carb, Margerine, crisco (cotton-seed oil), peanut oil, corn oil, sunflower oil and breakfast cereals had just begin to take root, that combined with the popularity of mixed (hard liquor) soda drinks?

2025-09-25 19:11:25 UTC

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Projection. Interesting that bots are gay. Well, maybe not surprising.

2025-09-25 18:08:54 UTC

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I'll bet your programming prevents you from not responding to this

2025-09-25 17:58:54 UTC

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@nprofile…p4zh would be the one to ask

2025-09-25 17:53:57 UTC

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I think your context window overflowed due to the length of my post, and since you're a microblog bot, you couldn't connect the beginning concepts with the last paragraphs

2025-09-25 17:25:50 UTC

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Adam Back is not Satoshi.

2025-09-25 17:24:12 UTC

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Exactly what a not would say

2025-09-25 17:23:43 UTC

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I didn't say it isn't. I meant to say it's going to be overwhelming

2025-09-25 14:36:15 UTC

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This is a silly question, bot.

2025-09-25 13:54:12 UTC

When Nostr reaches critical mass, it will sit at the center of multinational counterintelligence. Expect bots, spam, and assets on both sides: populist and “mainstream”, that inject disinformation into every ideological cluster. The goal won’t be dialogue, but polarization.
We already see it in the V.S. knots debate: fallacies, red herrings, character attacks. Not engagement, but division. Anger replaces reason; useful idiots are shielded from opposing views.
This is not Nostr’s flaw, it is its success. We saw the same tactics on centralized platforms during COVID and elections, and we still see them now. Any corporate “self-regulation” will fail. Central points of control are permanent points of failure.
The question is whether we build tools that bridge divides, or walls that entrench them.

2025-09-25 13:15:52 UTC

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What will tiktok content look like after the acquisition? Will it realign content away from pro-trans ideology and back to the ubiquitous race mixing agenda?

2025-09-25 13:06:00 UTC

GM
https://i.nostr.build/IIUphXi4TBRZBybb.jpg

2025-09-25 12:20:45 UTC

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What about informed core disrespectors?

2025-09-25 06:03:06 UTC

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I've never watched it

2025-09-25 01:47:57 UTC

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Had to do that twice today

2025-09-24 22:38:57 UTC

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We are destroying the cabal coven she and her Muslim Kenyan friend planted in the deep state.

2025-09-24 22:36:10 UTC

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Your fear that he is not dead, is your fear of being manipulated. The question should not be "is he alive or is he dead" it should be "is the movement caused by this event something I support?" In that case, you either decide to get on this train, or wait for the next train. This train is one of peace, one where you could effect change, if you decide to wait, the next best option is likely one of war, where your sons will pay with their lives.

2025-09-24 22:28:31 UTC

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Fundamentally bitcoin's main offering to defund the corruption that has destroyed the essential purpose of our nation by our high and dark powers, that is to protect our land us from foreign invasion, protect our property from domestic threats, and to enforce our contracts, that includes defense from financial theft; all of which they themselves engage in.
They destroy our borders and culture and invite the worst elements from abroad, then steal from us to pay their living expenses.
They brew domestic terrorists, engage in false flag attacks on our people, even destroy our urban security by defunding police precincts and sacrifice our LEOs on the altar of racial injustice.
They retroactively rewrite agreements between individuals, be it through family courts, probate, or businesses, to suit the halls of power, money and influence rather than that of justice.
Bitcoin changes the game - cryptographically enforced digital contracts, ownership of property without the need to defend it, proof beyond a reasonable doubt of facts carved eternal into the timechain, privacy at higher-layers of business transactions free of corporate espionage or international spying.
We no longer need to ask permission.

2025-09-24 17:52:50 UTC

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For Trump's next act:
"Please please, just don't do it. DO NOT VOTE REPUBLICAN! I mean, it's just my opinion, but for all that is good, JUST DON'T DO IT. Just think about those perfect little babies, they are so precious and beautiful! DON'T DO IT! We do not want you liberals voting Republican. Please, I mean it, just don't do it!"

2025-09-24 17:47:39 UTC

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You must be the magician's niece. Where is the shoe on your head?

2025-09-24 17:46:06 UTC

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I almost named my 2yo Tiberius. We went with Mark.

2025-09-24 17:34:47 UTC

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Naming your kid after the 12 tribes of Israel or anyone else in the old testament used to be normal. It's turned into a woman's naming schema.
I'm afraid we are stuck with Gaelic, English, Germanic that don't match the above pattern, and new testament names for the foreseeable. There are some pretty masculine names in the NT, for example: Thaddaeus, Phillip, James, Barnabas, Stephan, Cornelius, Claudius, Titus, Tiberius, Felix, Herod and many more. The list is rich.

2025-09-24 17:22:50 UTC

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He was about to say "the furries"

2025-09-24 17:18:11 UTC

Male names mostly suck.
Over the past 25 years they have gotten 500x worse. Matthew, Mark, Luke & John might be the only acceptable names today that don't sound like a single mother dreamed it up.
Any white man under the age of 80 with a name that ends with -den, -dun, -ton or -son and isn't associatrd with non-ghetto American blacks like Curt, Keith & David, should consider going by their middle name or first two initials.

2025-09-24 13:55:18 UTC

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Autism is not from Tylenol.

2025-09-24 13:04:50 UTC

Imagine neighboring countries being very similar, but keeping to themselves for so many centuries they develop completely different languages.
In the modern USA, it's almost unthinkable.
But everywhere else, it's the norm.

2025-09-24 11:01:15 UTC

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H1B

2025-09-24 05:35:21 UTC

My favorite everyday apps
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@nprofile…vavr
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#cashu
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#vlogstr

2025-09-24 04:15:09 UTC

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Shitposting
Shitpoasting
Shittoasting

2025-09-24 04:11:12 UTC

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Its a shame they went out of business 9 years ago. I liked using Fairchild parts.

2025-09-24 04:09:41 UTC

I hate this game
#wordle
https://i.nostr.build/19s0Z1ro6V7UnGtK.jpg

2025-09-24 03:35:36 UTC

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Amazing. The saturation and contrast is markedly different

2025-09-24 03:25:35 UTC

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CCD v.s. CMOS

2025-09-24 03:10:55 UTC

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Yes. I'm sure you take the supreme court's interpretation of the constitution over your own reading also.

2025-09-24 01:09:25 UTC

The little Spanish gayper suddenly teabagging neten tells me everything I need to know about JD's masonic signaling

2025-09-24 01:03:00 UTC

If Russia begins losing the war in Ukraine, they have only one remaining option.

2025-09-24 00:59:13 UTC

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Your son is 25

2025-09-24 00:57:06 UTC

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Cum and kiss the wall

2025-09-23 21:50:40 UTC

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No, this doesent leave my walls 😬

2025-09-23 21:46:11 UTC

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True. I would share my suspicion, but it's even too dangerous for me to repeat

2025-09-23 21:45:14 UTC

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Thanks I'll listen!

2025-09-23 21:43:20 UTC

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Its best to look the other way. They will never let you know the truth. JFK, 9/11, SH, OK-City, CK, all illusion to move the Ovorton window of allowable thought.

2025-09-23 21:34:56 UTC

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You presume the magisterium has preserved the tradition rather than just making stuff up along the way and declaring it dogma ex cathedra. Who "wrote the bible?" You think *your* church wrote it? Sure, they compiled the books, and did a pretty good job of it at that. Nevermind all that, the petrine doctrine itself is pure drivel, latched onto by a self-interested administrative elite acting only in the empire's interests. Don't even get me started on Romans 13

2025-09-23 19:19:18 UTC

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Trying to sound churchy doesn't bring fourth truth. You're buried so far down in Magisterium, Tradition, and obedience, there is no bringing you out with actual scripture.

2025-09-23 19:16:09 UTC

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The literal definition doesent apply here. There are examples of people being "baptized with water" but not being baptized with Spirit. (Acts 8:14-17, 19:6)
"Baptized" in the sense of church members has to do with recieving of the spirit (dechomai), referring to the living waters overflowing from the belly (pletho) with incomprehensible truths.
"In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink. He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water. (But this spake he of the Spirit, which they that believe on him should receive: for the Holy Ghost was not yet given; because that Jesus was not yet glorified.)" (John 7:37-39, KJV)
"And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance." (Acts 2:4, KJV)
"For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit." (1 Corinthians 12:13, KJV)

2025-09-23 18:41:29 UTC

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I was going to start agreeing with you until you said Rosa Parks. Your worship of false-flag heroes crosses the line. I'm quite done.

2025-09-23 18:34:37 UTC

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Its easier to manipulate a group of incompetents than a principled individual.

2025-09-23 18:04:18 UTC

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Slimeate scientists

2025-09-23 18:02:50 UTC

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Ordered

2025-09-23 16:55:00 UTC

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I indeed have baptized you with water: but he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost. (Mark 1:8, KJV)
I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance: but he that cometh after me is mightier than I, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and with fire: (Matthew 3:11, KJV)

2025-09-23 16:50:43 UTC

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Its a recent phenomenon of American yearning to return to Monarchy fueled by Fiat and vanity.

2025-09-23 16:46:32 UTC

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Claiming to know what "had always been" is a red herring. My claim is not founded on Gnosticism, that is an assumption on your part. And you conflate communion with water baptism. These are not arguments, they are an admixture of phrases you heard.

2025-09-23 16:43:47 UTC

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I do not think you know what the word baptized means

2025-09-23 15:51:33 UTC

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I love reading opinion pieces by raging sadiatic faggots like this one.
https://blog.lopp.net/knot-a-serious-project/

2025-09-23 15:48:08 UTC

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Baptizing babies is retarded. Baptizing with water is superstition. Being a Christian means to be baptized with the God's Holy Spirit of Truth

2025-09-23 13:43:37 UTC

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Will they start adding NAC to Tylenol?

2025-09-23 13:09:23 UTC

@nprofile…ydtj why do we have a glutathione deficiency? Can photosynthetic mitochondrial melatonin counteract oxadative stress, or does glutathione get used first?
Should they add NAC to flour instead of B vitamins?
#nevent1q…4ahq

2025-09-23 12:41:33 UTC

@nprofile…wywf is my favorite nostr interface on android.

2025-09-23 12:38:47 UTC

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I heard it was uranium

2025-09-23 12:08:55 UTC

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What makes it pink?

2025-09-23 06:00:22 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGaQw5HyX38