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In the past, you had to imagine things. Today, you can look up anything. A world without imagination is a broken world.

Question to all the vibe coders out there: I want to get into it. Where should I start? Which app do I use? I tested a bit with Base44 but it doesn't fit my requirements. Is there a good free app that can handle complex tasks? #ai #asknostr #programming #app

How and when did you get to #NOSTR ? #asknostr

Anyone else feel affected by the weather sometimes? Symptoms like headaches or exhaustion. Is this normal? Does it have something to do with geoengineering? And most importantly, can you do something against it? Does anyone have any information on this topic? #asknostr

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Danke @derHelper! 1 von 100 Karten zum 10k Abo Special!

Two developments from completely different worlds say a lot about where society is heading. In Brazil, CazéTV has been disrupting the traditional sports broadcasting industry by streaming major football tournaments for free on YouTube. Not because football suddenly became cheap, but because distribution costs collapsed and global internet platforms made the old gatekeepers less relevant. A small digital-native media company can now compete with television giants that were protected for decades by licensing structures, regulation, and capital intensity. At the same time, Saylor Academy evolved into Saylor University and now offers tuition-free online degree programs, including master’s degrees. Again, the important part is not just “free education.” The important part is that the monopoly structure around higher education is weakening. Knowledge is becoming abundant, global, and increasingly detached from geography and state-controlled institutions. These are not isolated stories. They are examples of a broader economic shift that Austrian economists described long ago: competition and entrepreneurship constantly push markets toward lower prices, better access, and more efficient coordination. Technology accelerates this process because it destroys artificial scarcity. For most of the 20th century, nation states operated in relatively closed systems. Education, media, finance, and even labor markets were largely domestic and heavily intermediated. Governments and large institutions could maintain pricing power because exit options were limited. That world is disappearing. Today, a student in Nigeria can study online from anywhere. A Brazilian creator can reach hundreds of millions globally without owning broadcasting infrastructure. A developer in Argentina can work for a company in Singapore while saving in Bitcoin instead of local currency. The internet turned geography into a much weaker economic barrier. Bitcoin matters in this transition because it removes one of the final monopolies: state control over money itself. Once capital becomes globally mobile and digitally native, governments are forced into open competition with one another. Tax regimes, regulation, education systems, and public services can no longer rely on captive populations in the same way they once did. People and businesses increasingly choose jurisdictions, platforms, and networks based on value rather than national identity alone. This does not mean states disappear tomorrow. But it does mean the centralized industrial model of the 20th century becomes harder to sustain over time. The long-term direction seems clear: more decentralization, more global competition, lower barriers to entry, and dramatically cheaper access to information, capital, education, and entertainment. The emerging system is being built around networks - just like NOSTR! Also, I am currently reading "The Sovereign Individual" which predicted all these movements in 1999. Can recommend.

What is the best and most affordable beef tallow non nano #zinc #sunscreen ? I can only find expensive ones on Amazon. Any recommendations? #asknostr

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