Nostr users are not fighting anyone. They are simply building somewhere else. No meetings with regulators. No term sheets with venture capitalists who want board seats. No compromises with platforms that will change the rules mid game. This is not rebellion. This is exodus. The difference matters. Rebellion acknowledges the authority it fights against. Exodus just walks away and builds better. One burns energy on conflict. The other spends energy on creation.

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FREEDOM yesterday
The quiet part people miss.. leaving drains power faster than fighting ever could.
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Chalmers yesterday
Sometimes the best strategy is to move away and keep building. Well said 👍
The Right to Exit is the absolute, unimpeded right of every individual to withdraw their economic activity, financial capital, and digital identity from any State or corporate jurisdiction at zero financial friction. This right is secured by the use of self-sovereign digital identity and sound, verifiable, non-fiat money (such as Bitcoin). It is the ultimate expression of individual sovereignty, ensuring that Capital (Measurement) is always based on verifiable wealth, not systemic debt.
What about when Pharoah chases with chariots.?🤣
This framing is key: exodus is a market action, not a political one. Nostr isn’t asking permission or leverage — it’s just publishing blocks of reality until the old incentives collapse under their own weight.
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Havok 22 hours ago
Wouldn't Agorism be the definition? I mean, from my limited Nostr experience I think that is something I would use. Nostr is Agorism in action.
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HoloKat 16 hours ago
It kind of does 😆 Maybe he organizes his thoughts so well, he’s now a machine 😦