i wont be joining cold card lynch mobs.
atyh
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Life long learner living off the grid in the PNW. Growing food, living simple. Exploring the cypherpunk Thoreau archetype. finding peace in the less conventional way. Woodfire cooking lover. Unix and decentralization enthusiast. Seeking first the Kingdom, and the King
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ive determined butter and hotsauce are high on my personal Mazlow’s hierarchy


A 12 book per year book club would be pretty cool on nostr.
maybe stand alone npubs for different genres…
has anyone successfully implemented polls on nostr?
the timing of revelation is odd sometimes. for me, it feels i have strong insight into peripherals and connections, but i sometimes miss what feels like some of the most obvious things for years.
sitting here i suddenly realized that i am an artist. i always have been. not the painting kind, but the kind which wants every expression and task be connected to and in service of a driving inner sense and voice, free from the opinions and influence of others. doesn’t matter what it is either. and whatever i have to do that doesn’t connect to this, i use all my creative power to eliminate from my life.
i knew i was a “creative person”, i just dont think i realized until just now how extreme and absolute that sensibility has always been.
what a joy this girl turned out to be


message from my wife:
“one of our students is in a wheel chair and fell in the toilet so that was a problem. another fell on his skateboard and broke his face. his dad brought him here before surgery, with 8 staples in his head. i don’t understand. anyway, how was your day?”
til,
Nissan designed a race car that used a twin engine(ish) set up, where one engine was a flywheel(ish) storage and delivery device that spun a mass in a vacuum at up to 100k rpm. the set up was so effective, and had so much potential, the FIA banned it.
cause that’s what bureaucrats do with innovation
happy wednesday


no, it’s not a bomb.
its all the power i need to run all my devices, and lights. i wanted to see if i could do it using what is cheap and available


i filter most of my drinking water through coffee grounda
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what’s captured your interest lately?
how do you bring shady techbro corporate surveillance under the classified national security umbrella? thats easy. just create a new military unit and make the techbros high ranking soldiers.
DefenseScoop
Army recruits officers from Meta, OpenAI and Palantir to serve in new detachment
Executives from high-tech firms Meta, OpenAI and Palantir are joining the Army Reserve at the rank of lieutenant colonel to serve in Detachment 201...
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its easier to wear shoes than to carpet the world
when you get the chemicals oit of your food, spend more time outside, and start accepting yourself, your cravings start working for you instead of against you.
its the time of year i get to walk up to the road to eat blackberries, and grab some eggs and greens for breakfast on the way down


if you have any electronics that still use D cell batteries, these self contained rechargeable DCells are pretty great. usb input right on the battery


fascinated by archetypes created by hollywood as “crazy and not worth listening to”.
like the “tinfoil hat guy” who believed directed energy weapons were being used to damage or influence his brain
or the “crazy red thread guy” who traces secret connections between money and power on a white board because its too complicated not to see visibly.
someone that says morality doesn’t exist is probably not someone you want to trust.
wait… Whitney Webb discovered some creepy things about Polymarket? she must be a conspiratorial antisemite


Podcastindex.org
The Unlimited Hangout Podcast with Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin | The Unlimited Hangout Podcast Ep #001 - Prediction Markets | Podcastindex.org
In the pilot episode of The Unlimited Hangout Podcast, Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin discuss their latest investigation into Polymarket and how the...
i once dated a girl who my parents liked alot. she even stayed friends with them after we broke up. even after she was married, she would always stop to visit my parents around christmas time. i always got the feeling my parents were disappointed we didnt wind up together, on one of the last christmas visits before she moved away, my mother came over and gave me a hug and whispered in my ear, “you dodged a bullet” and walked away.
not sure why im thinking of it today, but im laughing about it