Gm Nostr.

UNFINISHED ART We refuse to become fluent in our own clichés. Style is a prison. Attitude is liberation. We belong to no era, no genre, no fixed identity. We reject mastery when it becomes repetition. We embrace noise, error, uncertainty and the unknown. We do not seek to sound contemporary. We seek to remain unpredictable. Tradition is not the enemy. Predictability is. We refuse to become the finished versions of ourselves.

"some people's fault is appreciated more than some other people's success" Serc

When internet is on fire I come back to NOSTR and I get some balance back.

The case for bitcoin hasn't changed: fixed supply digital money you can hold yourself and move without anyone's permission. Financial censorship and monetary expansion will not stop. We need something by which to resist. Onwards. Andrew M. Bailey

Bitcoin was born as an act of rebellion and introduced to the masses as an investment. The permissionless launch of a decentralized, trustless monetary network, without a central issuer, governing authority, or anyone’s approval, was a revolutionary act in itself. Yet this extraordinary story has been almost erased from the public understanding of Bitcoin, buried beneath the language of markets, speculation, and wealth accumulation. Nearly two decades later, Bitcoin is still discussed primarily through its price, rather than the radical idea that brought it into existence. The challenge is not to make Bitcoin fashionable. It is to restore its original act of rebellion to our collective consciousness.

For the first time in history, certain forms of individual sovereignty can be implemented as technical architecture rather than merely demanded as political rights.

Experience matters.

Listening to Yasunao Tone. What a brilliant mind! AI Deviation #1, #2

We allow Israel to do this: Kill children in tens of thousands. Is it the right conclusion that literally anyone can be the next target now? It's like they're telling everyone now: We kill children with intention and you weak ass people of the world can do nothing about it. That's how I read it.

"Old people can't run the earth anymore. Younger men and woman will take it using modern tooling." LFG.

If Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, Austen, Dickens, Dumas, the Brontës, Kafka, Nietzsche, Orwell, Wilde, Hemingway, Hugo, Woolf, and Camus are the greats now… Who, from the modern world, will be the greats 100 years from now? Not mine but a good topic.

The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. Nietzsche

Back to basics in new form. Building my modular system. This is Scrooge by Neutral Labs Sick glitch drum machine.

White Nights Tolstoy.

"A high degree of intellect tends to make a man unsocial." Schopenhauer

forgive my low entropy take.

A politician divides mankind into two classes: tools and enemies. Nietzsche

Gm Nostr.