yo @Ken 🎋 where do I find Nostriches in #Tokyo? Heard there’s a bunch out here

Great rip gents. World will be a better place as more and more creators follow their inspiration through freedom tech like @NoGood ✌️ .

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Citadel Dispatch • CD208: NOGOOD - BITCOIN ART AND MAKING SOMETHING HEAVY • Listen on Fountain

NoGood joins to discuss his journey from childhood drawing and graphic design to developing one of Bitcoin’s most distinctive visual styles. We g...

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Sayonara, gonna go check out the Japanese relays 🤙🏼💜 brb

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Thanks so much for having me on again Brandon. Had a blast. Great rip https://fountain.fm/episode/AFWCBztzaWlhr2DWun8D View quoted note →

Damn. 30s clips in 4k. h/t @Delilah FJ

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Is freedom tech rebellious? Why is it rebellious to build and use tools that enforce basic human rights? Does that framing even make sense? Why isn’t it just… normal?

I don’t watch much soccer. Is it a game where you gently knock over British people- kinda like cow tipping? They seem to fall pretty easy

Raise the stakes

Freedom comes from owning productive assets outright, generating positive cash flow, and minimizing obligations to anyone else. From that perspective, Bitcoin is “freedom money” precisely because you don’t need permission to hold it or spend it. Borrowing against it flips that relationship: -You voluntarily encumber your sovereign asset. -You now owe a creditor. -Your future cash (sat) flow is committed to servicing debt. -If you fail, someone else has a legal claim on your Bitcoin.