Interesting or totally moronic: generating a new random nostr keypair for each post, but including a signature on each note to prove that a single particular public key wrote them all (could be an npub or another scheme). the point being to, for specific use-cases, remove the relevant private key from the loop wrt to nostr clients. (you'd use whatever signing software you like. PGP, say.) use nostr as a potentially-unsafe broadcast mechanism, segregating the key you care about from nostr entirely. then you could use a client like anonostr.com - or really any client at all, with a new keypair each time. saving you mental overhead in your opsec endeavors. if you wanted discoverability and something like a chain of connection between the notes, you could use a unique hashtag. and readers who follow this hashtag would have to verify that your generic key "meta-signed" the notes, since their nostr clients wouldn't do this automatically anymore. ....until someone built a nostr client that had this feature :laugh_lg:

> "As a matter of principle, [it is] against collective movementism, and as such, [it] cannot be classified as a social “movement” of any kind. [Cultural movements] are designed to fail, simply because as “critical mass” becomes closer to being achieved, the integrity of any movement’s ideological principles are diluted into nothingness. Let’s just say the winds of political expediency are bent by gurus and “leaders” who seek to exercise power over others by selling out their own followers for the sake of merging with the power establishment in order to accomplish their “new” goals; all you need to do to prove the existence of disingenuous activists is to study history"

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You **could** just ask an AI your questions. Or you can write them up and post them to nostr for open discussion. In the latter case, you have less-than-perfect conversations with real humans who might surprise you. and may become friends. Or enemies. In the former case, you're sitting alone with megacorp silicon spoon-feeding you information that probably just makes you feel good. The choice is obvious.

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