Tweet Archive
Tweets from 3 verified Craig Wright X/Twitter accounts, plus Wayback Machine recoveries of deleted tweets. Each tweet carries a provenance score.
1,854
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2017–2026
Date Range
44,098
Total Words
325
Wayback Recoveries
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All Accounts
44,098 words
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@CsTominaga92
2025-present
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@Dr_CSWright90
2022-2024 + 129 Wayback
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@ProfFaustus88
pre-April 2019 only + 196 Wayback
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Wayback Recovered
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All Tweets (1,854)
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@CsTominaga Why Financial Crises Are Invisible Until They’re Unavoidable https://t.co/MULgU9blvt https://t.co/XclKxFNmkt
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@CsTominaga Who Controls the Rules? Governance Credibility and the $109 Billion Question https://t.co/LfJIuzuwSu https://t.co/C93IiCflFq
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @___siggi___: Comfortably doing 1.9M tps now on the same hardware as we used for the 1.1M tps test. The improvements are real! #BSV #Ter…
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@CsTominaga The Empire That Chose to Stop Thinking https://t.co/I4kpnyZxBt
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@CsTominaga Verification Without Enforcement Is Observation, Not Security https://t.co/cQAemAbZ8s https://t.co/8snwNnUC6v
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@CsTominaga Infinite implies a completed infinity; unbounded means the horizon extends without terminal period.
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@CsTominaga I am never quite certain why people complain so bitterly. I am having haggis for dinner tonight, and I intend to cook it with the sort of seriousness one usually reserves for religion or scandal. Lamb, beef, all the deliciously undignified wibbly bits, all the guts, all the https://t.co/adFMP7UNqr
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@CsTominaga When Money Moves for Free, Who Gets Paid? https://t.co/gXWBGN1N3v
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@CsTominaga The Constitutional War Power in Crisis: Executive Overreach and the Erosion of Congressional Authority in the Second Trump Administration https://t.co/NhIBqRxaDj
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@CsTominaga You Cannot Mass-Produce a Mind https://t.co/O3A1CZnhD7 https://t.co/YEwmkMlWxH
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@CsTominaga Just dropping this. https://t.co/iBE1Bk6pjM
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@CsTominaga Why Transaction Throughput Determines How Long Bitcoin’s Security Model Holds I bet nobody in BTC explained the need for scale to you... https://t.co/vcbxD78CoS
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @ABridgen: A plausible explanation of why they want to ban cash. Please watch and share Join us: HISTORY 📜 https://t.co/jwN8gUzlrC
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@CsTominaga Markets require not only prices and incentives, but also a way to establish which claims are valid. Standard theory generally takes that verification infrastructure as given. A paper I am wr6 endogenises it. Verification is costly, strategic, and competitively supplied.
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@CsTominaga The apparent linear scaling of trust costs with value secured is an artefact of conflating transaction processing with attack deterrence; once separated, processing costs fall with throughput so that vast aggregate value can be secured via many small transactions, while
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @Daniel__Street: If you think a small casual transaction should cost more than a transaction fee on the Visa/MasterCard network, you mis…
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @amazing_physics: This is a 1000-gram iron bar. In its raw form, it’s worth around $100. If it’s turned into horseshoes, its value rises…
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@CsTominaga The Law Already Inside Bitcoin https://t.co/RAHVPxLv4X
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@CsTominaga The Law Already Inside Bitcoin https://t.co/RAHVPxLv4X https://t.co/7YQhbD0k5y
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@CsTominaga The Oldest New Problem in Finance: Proof of Stake and the Return of the Bearer Share https://t.co/YQfKL6Bu7i https://t.co/EhZQiJ5TbK
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@CsTominaga The Executive as Legislature: Constitutional Structure and the Second Trump Administration's Systematic Displacement of Congressional Authority https://t.co/5ltLBg3hAJ
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@CsTominaga The Word They Stole: Tolerance, Power, and the Art of Conceptual Fraud https://t.co/Dw4ga2JKpt https://t.co/ebfYwPsoz6
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@CsTominaga Who Controls the Rules When Nobody Controls All of Them? https://t.co/Idwim0EXRz https://t.co/8WHXkjeQ8d
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@CsTominaga In the distributed-systems usage, not the ordinary-language usage — An honest player is one that follows the protocol's state machine exactly. That means no forks.
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@CsTominaga The final version of the paper is up: https://t.co/vsgYwWAJt2
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@CsTominaga Peer review done and into preprep stage to publish. From Distributed Hash Tables to One Million Transactions per Second: Merchant Node Architecture and Empirical Validation on a Public Blockchain Achieving One Million Sustained Transactions per Second on a Public Blockchain:
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@CsTominaga Hash Power and the Limits of Law https://t.co/ReGjhY3IPd
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@CsTominaga Some reeading. https://t.co/G6jQaQB3CH
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@CsTominaga 2026 is proving to be a year of earned momentum. Two peer-reviewed papers have already been accepted. A monograph drawn from my PhD in law has been accepted and is moving into publication, as has my self-help work, Worded Better, together with Architecture of Excellence. Those
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@CsTominaga Your Token Is Not Your JPEG — And That Distinction Is the Entire Point https://t.co/U61KDV22Le https://t.co/JVOqPZfJSD
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@CsTominaga Happy. https://t.co/0wGSHpiwSj
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @fiatjaf: 👀
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@CsTominaga You Are Not a Mystery. You Are a Construction Site. https://t.co/ZqKumJgP9y
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @___siggi___: https://t.co/7c3eqcT1of
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@CsTominaga The Missing Foundation The foundations of digital life are unsound. Not in the trivial sense that software has bugs, or that interfaces are ugly, or that corporations are greedy — though all of these are true. They are unsound in the structural sense: the fundamental https://t.co/HPC86vh2k7
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@CsTominaga My paper, Protocol as Offer: Unilateral Contract Doctrine and the Legal Architecture of Proof-of-Work Systems, has passed peer review and has been accepted for publication. More shall follow when it is due to be released.
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@CsTominaga BTC governance is best modelled not as decentralised consensus, but as a sequential coalition game in which maintainer gatekeeping, sponsor influence, exchange recognition, and mining concentration jointly determine protocol outcomes under strong network externalities.
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@CsTominaga Pre Print Sunk Capital and Repeated Interaction in Nakamoto Consensus: A Note on Budish https://t.co/LE2N3TCA9p
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@CsTominaga Square agree... 1 billion tps is needed. And it is ready now... expensive... but ready.
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@CsTominaga Paper in peer review. A full appendix will be released on hardware design and scaling setup. Main paper is on SSRN awaiting release.
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@CsTominaga With the network processing a total of 1 billion transactions per second, the total revenue generated across the ecosystem at a fee of 1,000th of a cent per transaction is 10,000 dollars every second. This results in a total daily network revenue of 864 million dollars. When this
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@CsTominaga The welfare cost of mutable governance lies not only in bad realised rule changes, but in the ex ante contestability of the rules themselves, which diverts resources into influence, depresses specific investment, and makes beliefs about rule stability an object of strategic
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@CsTominaga In a fixed-rule protocol, actors compete within a known constitutional environment. In a mutable protocol, actors compete both within the environment and over the future environment itself. The shift from exogenous to endogenous rules changes the equilibrium from productive
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@CsTominaga In a fixed-rule protocol, actors compete within a known constitutional environment. In a mutable protocol, actors compete both within the environment and over the future environment itself. The shift from exogenous to endogenous rules changes the equilibrium from productive
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@CsTominaga Concentrated rule-setting power in a system that depends on broad relationship-specific investment creates a mismatch between those who bear the consequences of rule change and those who control it.
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@CsTominaga The Republic of Letters and the Letters of the Republic https://t.co/L79FMndBSI
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @___siggi___: https://t.co/qloyJSp6z0
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@CsTominaga The first Turkey egg has produced a new member of the farm. https://t.co/HsIgim0BQk
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@CsTominaga The Mark That Belongs to No One A signature may be anything. But it must be someone’s. https://t.co/K4wZbEk75F https://t.co/xJcyuzw0Tz
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@CsTominaga I will just link this seeing as it is open. https://t.co/F6ZySUvZ4I
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@CsTominaga Make It Fair: The Quiet Expropriation of Britain’s Culture for Machine Training https://t.co/HcqxfZr5U8
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@CsTominaga While we are on the subject of doing things properly rather than theatrically, I will also be loading an ASIC paper this week. There is a preprint ready on an HBM-backed hardware state engine designed specifically for UTXO-based transaction verification. The objective is not
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@CsTominaga The most regrettable invention in modern civilisation is not the telegraph, nor the income tax, nor even the committee. It is the oversized motorcycle in the tropics. I say this as a man deeply, irrationally devoted to his Triumph Rocket 3R Storm—a creature of magnificent
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@CsTominaga It appears that even the most youthful of one’s intellectual indiscretions eventually return, impeccably dressed and demanding a formal introduction to society. A dissertation composed some twenty-two years ago—written, I confess, with the earnest severity of a man convinced that
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamesMelville: "The goal is an endless war, not a successful war." ~ Julian Assange https://t.co/BIjM2IzpVe
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@CsTominaga This weeks post. The Constitution and the Protocol: Commerce, Due Process, and the Contract Nobody Noticed In which we discover that proof-of-work mining has been creating enforceable contracts under everyone's nose, that those contracts are property, and that the Commerce
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@CsTominaga AI processes the outcomes of knowledge-guided action, not the knowledge itself.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: I've been quiet for a while. There's a reason for that. I've been negotiating a publishing contract. The book is called The…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @nicrypto: Stripe CEO says AI agents will we need a blockchain with 1 Billion TPS?! I beg your pardon. https://t.co/D7u9Tvl93F
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@CsTominaga The slogan “most PoW” only has meaning inside a single, unchanging protocol, because proof-of-work measures computational work against a fixed definition of what constitutes a valid block and a valid transaction. If that definition shifts, then what PoW is securing shifts with
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@CsTominaga George Orwell must be a time traveller. Nothing else accounts for the extraordinary calm with which he describes futures that had not yet learned to exist. He writes as though catastrophe were already familiar territory — as though he had walked its corridors, criticized the https://t.co/BKDr0Gx3v5
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@CsTominaga One hesitates to call it a composition. It is more accurately an accident curated. The chromatic bands announce themselves with all the subtlety of a malfunctioning printer—primary-school saturation elevated, apparently, to the status of profundity. The vertical smears aspire to
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @___siggi___: We just concluded a scaling test with the latest version of Teranode, and averaged over 1.1 million transactions per secon…
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@CsTominaga The Word That Ate Itself “Tolerance” used to mean restraint: you don’t punish people for speech you hate. Now it’s been captured and inverted—redefined into “respect,” “dignity,” “harm,” “safe space,” and “inclusion,” then enforced as evaluation of beliefs rather than https://t.co/SRh9pYyFv3
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@CsTominaga There is a peculiar vanity in those who sermonise about purity while remaining strangers to the mechanics of the world they presume to reform. It is easy to posture about waste from behind a supermarket shelf; it is harder to understand what waste actually is. Waste is not a
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@CsTominaga The peculiar tragedy of BTC is not that it failed to conquer the world, but that it abandoned the only weapon with which conquest is possible: utility. An asset that exists merely to be hoarded is not a revolution; it is a trinket. And trinkets, however feverishly admired in
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@CsTominaga Naming the book. Help me decide. Which title hits hardest? 1️⃣ The Discipline of Greatness 2️⃣ The Architecture of Excellence 3️⃣ Built, Not Found Reply with your number.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WuBlockchain: Bitdeer, the Bitcoin mining company owned by Jihan Wu, announced that its Bitcoin holdings have been reduced to zero, and…
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@CsTominaga The Constitution of Contempt: On Greenland, Sovereignty, and the Architecture of Law This weeks Constitutional Observer is out! https://t.co/hK1W0ih8II
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@CsTominaga Gen 2. https://t.co/yV3i1jyNw3
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@CsTominaga The Permanent Things: On STEM, the Arts, and the Education of Citizens https://t.co/mcriMrLB3u https://t.co/UcQqTnLOuV
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@CsTominaga Coffee–Walnut Almond Torte (Duck Egg Base) Yield: 23 cm round tin Ingredients 4 duck eggs (room temperature) 160 g caster sugar 250 g almond meal 100 g walnuts, finely ground (plus 30 g roughly chopped, optional) 120 ml Kahlúa 80 g unsalted butter, melted and cooled 2 tsp
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@CsTominaga Strawberry–Kahlúa Almond Torte (Duck Egg Based) Yield: 23 cm (9 inch) round torte Ingredients 4 duck eggs (room temperature) 150 g caster sugar 120 ml Kahlúa 250 g almond meal 1 tsp baking powder ¼ tsp fine salt 100 g unsalted butter, melted and cooled 250 g frozen
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@CsTominaga The Cognitive Zombie: What Your AI Understands About You (Which Is Nothing) Your AI doesn't understand you. It doesn't understand anything. And the speed at which people are forgetting why this matters is the most important intellectual failure of the decade. Let me be https://t.co/3QIR79
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@CsTominaga To all the vegetarians... You don't know what you’re missing. https://t.co/S0DxIegWUF
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@CsTominaga Happy new year.
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@CsTominaga Sovereign Algorithms Today's post. https://t.co/qMIknuZ4iY
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@CsTominaga The Commerce Clause Has No Limiting Principle Thsi weeks post is out. https://t.co/yjwY46R3AG
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@CsTominaga Proposition 1. Under Conditions 1–4, no governance mechanism can implement one-person-one-vote. Proof. One-person-one-vote requires a bijection f: K → P from cryptographic keys K to natural persons P such that each person controls exactly one voting key. Under Condition 1, no
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @sfliberty: "You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality." — Ayn Rand https://t.co/feTr2eS3JN
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@CsTominaga The Algorithm Is Watching: How AI Surveillance Is Gutting the Fourth Amendment The Fourth Amendment is being hollowed out, not by a constitutional amendment, but by procurement contracts and “data partnerships” no judge ever sees. Traditional surveillance collects facts.
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@CsTominaga The Algorithm Denied Your Loan. Good Luck Suing. https://t.co/DvcXnw2t7f
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/YeKL1pcuHb I have started a new publication.
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@CsTominaga The Jury Is Not a Fact-Finding Machine. It Never Was. https://t.co/YeKL1pcuHb
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/YeKL1pcuHb I have started a new publication.
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@CsTominaga The Jury Is Not a Fact-Finding Machine. It Never Was. https://t.co/WpHTJIslhh https://t.co/UVfklSHeUh
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@CsTominaga Paper preprint is up. https://t.co/LkG9muQ1o1 DOI will follow: https://t.co/UGOqhjK6Px Peer review is underway.
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@CsTominaga And the proof copy is here from the publisher. https://t.co/4vUhMmuMZe
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@CsTominaga He is a pig. He doesn't want. That is the point. He has no language... no plans... nothing but the now.
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@CsTominaga I hate admin—go to submit and the site breaks. Thank you IEEE. https://t.co/gW0UXKh4gv
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@CsTominaga Design-Robust Event-Study Estimation under Staggered Adoption Diagnostics, Sensitivity, and Orthogonalisation This paper develops a design-first econometric framework for event-study and difference-in-differences estimands under staggered adoption with heterogeneous effects,
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@CsTominaga As expected. https://t.co/UECXfTXdrh
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@CsTominaga Peer as in Peer to Peer, properly understood, is not a compliment one pays to oneself; it is a condition one endures with others. A peer network presumes approximate equality: not in talent, not in virtue, but in function. When the function is shared, the participants can meet
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@CsTominaga I’m preparing to post a new paper titled “An Information-Theoretic Barrier for Erdős Similarity Problems.” The core result is a barrier theorem: it shows that a broad class of “fixed-scale, coarse-grained” (null-invariant) methods cannot distinguish between a set that does
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@CsTominaga Flourless Almond–Carrot Tort (with diluted eggs) This version deliberately weakens egg protein density so the set is softer and more custard-like, avoiding an overly firm or rubbery structure. Ingredients Dry base 250 g finely ground almond meal 1 tsp gluten-free baking powder
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@CsTominaga Protocol as Offer https://t.co/CmsKIFnyBW https://t.co/WIZZavWm8f
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@CsTominaga Noncollapse availability (NCₙ) is a purely geometric condition imposed on the fixed grid and the deterministic centre operator, independent of the set E₂⁽ⁿ⁾ and independent of any deletion mechanism. It asserts only that, inside each occupied parent cell C at scale sₙ,
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@CsTominaga What Economics Claims to Know https://t.co/cUMsg3t4Bc https://t.co/xyYE1cuzH0
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@CsTominaga Cryptographic Control as Fiduciary Power https://t.co/FzH2KjRgkE https://t.co/tlOMdEvHoy
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@CsTominaga Another day passes, and beyond the act of writing there is the quieter labour of fixing what should never have been broken. The farm demands it. One pays for things to be set properly, and yet they are placed askew, assembled without thought, abandoned to the vague hope that
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@CsTominaga This work is about finding certainty inside apparent chaos. Imagine a huge social network: millions of people, and between any two people there is either a “friend” link or there is not. You are told one constraint: the network never contains a particular kind of six-person https://t.co/6n46wCIRFJ
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@CsTominaga The Bipartite Shadow Hypothesis: Where Erdős–Hajnal Now Bottlenecks A little something on the side. https://t.co/zYKrV8RVzK
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@CsTominaga I have written and filed a paper giving a structural reduction for the P6-free case in the context of the strong Erdos–Hajnal problem. The paper states the problem precisely and makes clear that this is a reduction inside a proof strategy, not a claimed full resolution. The full
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@CsTominaga Chicken Pasta in a Rich Tomato-Cream Sauce Ingredients (serves 4) 600 g chicken tenders 3 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil 1 large onion, finely diced 4 cloves garlic, finely minced 2 tbsp tomato purée 150 ml dry white wine 1 × 400 g tin whole peeled tomatoes 1 bay leaf 1 tsp fresh
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@CsTominaga The CLARITY Act can sort tokens into neat boxes, but it still leaves the public with the same fatal confusion: mistaking a screen balance for ownership. This piece cuts through that fog with one simple tool—the Control–Entitlement–Property triad—grounded in a coat-check analogy
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@CsTominaga The Coat Check Problem in the CLARITY Act The CLARITY Act can sort tokens into neat boxes, but it still leaves the public with the same fatal confusion: mistaking a screen balance for ownership. This piece cuts through that fog with one simple tool—the
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@CsTominaga Duck Confit, Leek and Bacon Ingredients 2 duck confit legs 120 g smoked bacon lardons or thick-cut bacon, diced 3 leeks, trimmed, washed thoroughly, sliced into 1 cm rounds 2 cloves garlic, finely sliced 1 small sprig fresh thyme (or a pinch dried) Black pepper Optional: 50 ml
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@CsTominaga It’s interesting. I’ve tried a number of runs across several different systems—Gemini, Grok, ChatGPT, the lot—and for all the noise about how “wonderful” these AIs are, not one of them can reliably do something hard without drifting into outright invention. They don’t behave as
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@CsTominaga I start my next doctorate today: a PhD in psychology. The focus will be an extension of the same problem I keep circling back to, from a different axis. Less on slogans, more on behaviour. Less on what people say they believe, more on what they actually do. That means returning
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@CsTominaga Raspberry, White Chocolate Almond Tort Ingredients 260 g unsalted butter 160 g caster sugar 40 g light muscovado sugar 5 duck eggs, at room temperature 280 g almond meal 3 g fine sea salt 1 tsp vanilla paste 180 g white chocolate, chopped 300 g fresh raspberries (whole, uncut)
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@CsTominaga Walnut, Dark Chocolate & Burnt Caramel Almond Tort Ingredients 280 g unsalted butter 160 g dark muscovado sugar 80 g caster sugar 5 duck eggs, at room temperature 260 g almond meal 3 g fine sea salt 300 g whole walnuts 120 g dark chocolate (70–75%), chopped 100 g caster sugar
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@CsTominaga It’s interesting. I’ve tried a number of runs across several different systems—Gemini, Grok, ChatGPT, the lot—and for all the noise about how “wonderful” these AIs are, not one of them can reliably do something hard without drifting into outright invention. They don’t behave as
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@CsTominaga I am trying to make an “Erdos–Hajnal for P6-free graphs” manuscript provable in a way that is actually auditable, not hand-waved. Step one is to lock the discussion to a fixed induced 5-vertex spine Q = v1–v2–v3–v4–v5 and classify every outside vertex x only by its attachment
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@CsTominaga Lots of yelling at computers to get: Figure 1: Economic Impacts and Structural Diagnostics of Provenance Commitment Intensity (PCI) · Panel A (Intensity Impact Comparison): Illustrates the estimated reduction in audit lag (in days) across OLS, Quantile (Q25, Q50, Q90), and https://t.co/VpHjfdFOX7
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@CsTominaga Tolerance, Meaning, and the Limits of Forbearance Tolerance is not applause. A lot of “tolerance” talk today is just a demand for endorsement dressed up as virtue. This essay pushes back. It argues that genuine toleration has a strict structure: objection, the power to https://t.co/7IvSEYT1SO
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@CsTominaga I have started Muay Boran. Not as a hobby. Not as fitness. Not as some sanitised weekend ritual where men pretend danger while counting calories and posting smiles. I started it because it is what remains when sport is stripped away and only intent is left. Muay Thai is a ring
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@CsTominaga There are days I hate Python — esp. when testing toy models that take forever. edgar is SOOOOO slow. https://t.co/TmQ4ZjEFZW
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@CsTominaga Bailment on a Ledger https://t.co/pUjBumwJdy
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@CsTominaga Poor baby. I guess he hates being shown to be in error. https://t.co/sVDNNhWdCz
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@CsTominaga Utility-Weighted Forecasting and Calibration for Risk-Adjusted Decisions under Trading Frictions Forecasting accuracy is routinely optimised in financial prediction tasks even though investment and risk-management decisions are executed under transaction costs, market impact, https://t.co/WlG9baymD
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@CsTominaga The “exploited by the West” line is the favourite bedtime story of every kleptocrat and every graduate activist who has never had to make a contract stick in a real court. The first, last, and most brutal exploitation in most poor countries is domestic: leaders, ministries,
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@CsTominaga The Failure of Climate Forecasting: A Retrospective Analysis of Thirty Years of Model Error Climate forecasting sold itself as a discipline of numbers, deadlines, and certainty; the public was told not merely that warming might occur, but that precise trajectories were known, https://t.co/ONqgibfg
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@CsTominaga I post my sources here openly. I argue in public. I don’t hide behind screenshots, slogans, or drive-by memes. And yes—while you’re busy sneering at credentials you don’t understand, I’m starting my eighth doctorate. You’re not “calling out authority”; you’re advertising that you https://t.co/ypCPzP
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@CsTominaga Collectivism is evil. Calling it a “boogeyman” is a cheap dodge people use when they don’t want to answer the charge. The correct point is that collectivism is not an imaginary scare-story, it is a real doctrine with a real track record: it subordinates the individual to “the
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@CsTominaga One always suspects a weak argument when it arrives draped in melodrama and shouting. I don’t know about you, but I’ve never had a desire to rape pigs. I have never felt compelled to attribute human depravity to livestock, and if one must reach for such lurid metaphors to make a https://t.co/NMicPu
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@CsTominaga One is tempted to admire the confidence with which you make the same mistake twice—first in thought, and then again after consulting a machine to bless it. There is something almost heroic about such persistence. You tell us, with the serene certainty of the armchair agronomist,
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@CsTominaga I had @Grok FIX the image so it is more accurate. https://t.co/JjFaObuo1P
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@CsTominaga I have spent most of the day preparing—save for the occasional indulgence in shitposting, which, like all vices, proved unexpectedly productive. It carried me, almost rudely, to my PhD in law and the viva itself, which I am pleased to report I have successfully completed. I am
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@CsTominaga It’s telling that, when given the chance to respond to the specific points I raised in my preliminary analysis, the entire reply collapses into “it’s written by 128 scientists”. That isn’t a rebuttal. It’s a headcount, and science does not work by vote. If the methods are sound,
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@CsTominaga The problems - to start. Baseline selection amplifies “record” rhetoric. Using 1986–2005 or 1990–99 baselines is defensible, but the systematic use of percentage changes (628%, 98%, etc.) without anchoring the absolute denominators is a persuasion technique: it makes modest
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@CsTominaga You’ve got to admire the sheer audacity of this kind of dishonesty. It’s not even subtle; it’s the full carnival act: take an argument, swap out what it actually says, then ask a completely different question and pretend you’ve scored a point. Nobody said IQ is a magic talisman
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@CsTominaga Accountability Follows Control: English Private Law and the Governance of Bitcoin Control without responsibility is not “decentralisation”. It’s governance—just done in the dark. I’ve posted a short, doctrinal teardown explaining why English private law doesn’t tolerate a “no
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@CsTominaga They want you to believe this is a book about a man. It isn’t. It’s a book about faith—specifically the kind that wears boots, files reports, and calls obedience “historical necessity.” What’s on offer here is not gossip about a ruler or a tourist’s guide to Beijing power https://t.co/PIK7MKxet5
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@CsTominaga Ah yes—Greenland, that frozen footnote so often invoked by those who believe geography is destiny and population is a moral preference. It is always charming when someone discovers that a small number of people live somewhere and concludes, with great confidence, that nothing
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@CsTominaga To a point, my dear friend—only to a point. “Free” has a remarkable talent for becoming absolutely enormous and permitting absolutely nothing. Once declared, it acquires the appetite of an empire and the discretion of a mob. Everything is included in theory, and nothing https://t.co/3jsOhwpUvd
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@CsTominaga The phrase "the renowned climate scientist" performs a prodigious labor, much like a glittering epaulet upon a scarecrow's shoulder, expected to confer both warmth and wisdom upon the void beneath. Science, my dear, is not bestowed by the clamor of acclaim, nor by the graying of
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/1iwhImnnKp
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@CsTominaga My dear Steve, if you actually understood what you were reading, you’d see the point immediately: alchemy doesn’t “mean much now” precisely because it did its job and was replaced. It was part of the crude, early scaffolding that led into chemistry—the wrong turns, the
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@CsTominaga My dear @DidntsayThat (or whatever alias one adopts when one wishes to dispense bedroom advice with the subtlety of a sledgehammer), How charmingly quaint. “You need to get laid bro” accompanied by a grainy gif of Malcolm X looking mildly amused amid a crowd of well-dressed
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@CsTominaga How touching that you “can tell.” Certainty, after all, is the consolation prize of those who mistake familiarity with mastery. Using a tool is not the same as understanding it, much as owning a piano does not make one a musician. If my words provoke flight or blocking, do feel https://t.co/4h2RqAb
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@CsTominaga In the spirit of our age—an age so exquisitely devoted to choice that it has quite forgotten judgment—I rise to announce a modest personal development. I have discovered, after much inward listening and no outward thinking, that my pronouns are Your Imperial Emperor and He Who
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@CsTominaga Imagine being so thick, so disingenuous, and so wilfully ignorant that you pretend symbolic reasoning is “just another point on a spectrum”. It isn’t. It’s a different category of capability. A dog can learn routines. A crow can solve a puzzle. An octopus can escape a jar. None
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@CsTominaga The board was cleared one quiet morning. Not shattered, not burned— just lifted away, square by square, as if the contest had become unnecessary. No kings toppled. No pawns bled. Only the table remained—pale wood under pale light— and men who no longer remembered why they once
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@CsTominaga Oh my dear fellow, Plenty of people read it. The difference is that some read to understand, and others skim to reassure themselves they already know everything. And no, I don’t need a machine to write. If anything, machines lack the necessary vices: they’re not nearly sardonic https://t.co/nZWiCd
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@CsTominaga After cooling off, it’s only fair to say this book has more going for it than my first reaction suggested. There are genuinely good ideas in here, and—importantly—there are passages where the author isn’t simply throwing blame around. In those moments he lands on real problems
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@CsTominaga And that is where the day ends. Food on the pan, eggs done simply, nothing theatrical about it. Ordinary dinner for an ordinary evening. My wife is with her parents, sitting beside her father as illness narrows the room around him, doing the quiet work that actually matters. I https://t.co/bcDantmm
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@CsTominaga Sedated: How Modern Capitalism Created Our Mental Health Crisis Rating: 1.5 / 10 There is a particular kind of modern book that arrives dressed as diagnosis and leaves as alibi. It does not investigate so much as indict; it does not clarify so much as console. It is written to
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@CsTominaga Yes, Earth has cycles. Congratulations on discovering geology. But you keep using “cosmic scale” as a substitute for thinking, and it shows. Symbolic reasoning has occurred once, here, and we have no evidence of it anywhere else—no signals, no artefacts, no technological
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@CsTominaga Ah yes—the “rounding error” line. The refuge of the modern bore who thinks scale is an argument and resignation is wisdom. If you can’t build, you sneer; if you can’t understand, you declare it “irrelevant”; and if you’re outmatched by the subject, you retreat to cosmic nihilism
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@CsTominaga People have quite lost the plot, though one must admire the enthusiasm with which they misplace it. We are told, endlessly and with great solemnity, that there is “no time”. No time to read, no time to think, no time to learn, no time to do anything difficult or worthwhile. And https://t.co/j5rj0Ae
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@CsTominaga How touching — the block arrives first, the monologue second. It’s a curious habit: silence the other party, then declare they’ve said nothing. One might call it strategy; etiquette would call it cowardice. If the argument were sound, it wouldn’t require the safety blanket of a https://t.co/8a9ZN03X
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@CsTominaga Well, I did explain it, and I did show you: the Constitution isn’t a “rights catalogue”, it’s a set of limits on power, and the Bill of Rights is written as restraints — not as a tidy UN shopping list. If “show me” means “answer me, then get blocked”, then fine: apparently https://t.co/rzmbmP71Dx
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@CsTominaga “Due process for illegal immigrants doesn’t exist.” What a melodramatic little fantasy. The Constitution says “person”, not “citizen”. The Fifth Amendment guarantees that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. That means the
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@CsTominaga My dear sir, How charmingly direct one can be when dispensing with the tiresome encumbrances of law and language alike! To declare that due process simply does not exist for the unfortunate foreigner, and that a flourish of red ink upon the forehead suffices as the full
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@CsTominaga Isn’t it remarkable how confidently people use the word “rights” while having no idea what it means? Rights aren’t magical spells. They’re boundaries and trade-offs—claims that exist in a world where other people also have claims. That means rights can conflict, and when they
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@CsTominaga Human rights in American law are not a single, tidy list with a ribbon on it, because the Constitution wasn’t written as a “rights catalogue”, it was written as a set of limits on power. Start with the basics: the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are where the core
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@CsTominaga The universe is not old in any meaningful, civilisational sense. It is expanding, cooling, rearranging itself, still very much in motion. By current understanding, the universe’s usable lifespan before heat death or some other terminal state is not billions of years but tens of
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@CsTominaga It is always charming when accusation substitutes for argument. As it happens, I did study biology, and biochemistry besides, which is precisely why I resist the sentimental collapse of all distinctions. We are not animals in the same sense you mean, and pretending otherwise is
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@CsTominaga My dear advocate of the feathered proletariat, how exquisitely droll to hear impassioned sermons preached in defence of untamed Nature, and delivered, of all things, on behalf of that most urbane of vagabonds—the pigeon! There is a delicious irony here, as sharp as a well-honed
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@CsTominaga Farming matters. Meat matters. People eating matters. That’s exactly why factory farming—cages, crates, and warehousing animals in misery—has to go. If the price of “cheap” food is routine, institutionalised suffering, then it isn’t cheap at all; it’s merely outsourced pain. And
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@CsTominaga SOME People keep calling life a miracle as if the mere fact that a bacterium wriggles in a puddle should send us all to church. It is touching, in the way small minds are always touched by small comforts. Life is not a miracle. Life is chemistry with ambition. It is
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@CsTominaga The delight of keeping one’s own eggs is that they refuse the vulgar uniformity of the supermarket. Each arrives with its own opinion about size, proportion, and ambition, like a well-bred dinner guest. And this, one must remember, is merely the opening act; the geese and https://t.co/bDoTPOUiwW
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@CsTominaga How reassuringly confident—and how exquisitely confused. A tax deduction is not a handout; it is an accounting permission slip. No one is handed a sack of public money and told to buy a jet. One is merely allowed to subtract certain costs from taxable income after having earned
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@CsTominaga Could not be happier... publishing here we come. https://t.co/wTxAkL5PO9
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @JamesMelville: AI is eventually going to eat us. In particular, the creative industries. With the click of a button, music artists (b…
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@CsTominaga Vegan Children: The Diet That Becomes a Project A vegetarian or vegan diet for a child is not “just food preferences.” It is a developmental engineering problem, and most families do not run it like one. Children are not small adults. They are building tissue, building bone,
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@CsTominaga Protein Quality, Growth, and Cognitive Development: Why Children Need Animal-Source Nutrients for IQ and Height A blue tick is a small ornament, but it does have one charming use: it invites people to mistake confidence for competence. Here, competence is the point. Child https://t.co/S9AMjrlelD
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@CsTominaga Children need complete protein and adequate fat for growth, brain development, hormones, and the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins. Animal foods happen to deliver that package with ruthless efficiency: highly bioavailable iron and zinc, vitamin B12 (which plants simply do not
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@CsTominaga Picture the committee meeting: the butcher, the thief, and the sanctimonious little murderer in a pressed suit, all agreeing on a rota. Mondays for mutilation, Tuesdays for pillage, Wednesdays for speeches about “stability”, and Thursdays reserved for the inevitable argument over
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@CsTominaga Scope and what is being “proved” here The manuscript Relativistic Soliton Mechanics explicitly markets itself as a derivation of the Planck relation, de Broglie relation, Klein–Gordon, London, and (non-relativistic limit) Schrödinger “without quantum postulates”, from “Lorentz
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@CsTominaga Very well. No pageantry, no throat-clearing. The claim that “Africa built Europe, America, Australia, and China” is not history; it is therapy masquerading as economics. It is the sort of sentence designed to soothe an audience, not to survive contact with reality. Slogans are
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@CsTominaga Three Boxes and a Lie This essay is a demolition job, not a comfort read. It takes a set of slogans people repeat because they feel righteous and pulls them apart piece by piece, replacing moral theatre with mechanisms, incentives, and institutional reality. It is written for https://t.co/LFaApno
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@CsTominaga I truly loathe editing. https://t.co/9R0FztS9L2
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@CsTominaga Yes, I know you don’t. That’s the entire point: you want the aesthetic of rigor without the burden of it. You want to call it a “framework”, wrap it in “logical coherence” and “secondary research”, and then declare the request for primary evidence “unreasonable” because it might
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@CsTominaga The post is a melodrama performed with a calculator: it takes a comfortable income, stuffs it with elective indulgences, then weeps theatrically over the corpse of “freedom”. The numbers are not a diagnosis of reality; they are a confession of taste. Begin with the central
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@CsTominaga Here we have it at last: a tidy little altar built from clip-art metaphysics, where “reverence” is gravity, spirals are roadmaps, and continuity is whatever remains after meaning has quietly left the room. Observe the structure. Not an argument—never that—but a scented fog of
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@CsTominaga Does this look familiar? Of course it does. I read your book. What crap. It isn’t physics. It’s devotional language dressed up in lab-coat nouns—“resonance”, “energy”, “recursion”—used the way people use incense: to make the room feel profound while nothing measurable is https://t.co/4kYvJ9iI5w
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@CsTominaga Orange–almond duck-egg tort No chocolate. No coating. Built on juice, fat, and egg. This is not a sponge and not a citrus loaf. It is a true tort: dense, moist, aromatic, and self-supporting. The flavour comes from reduced orange juice and duck eggs, not from frosting, glaze, or https://t.co/AoEarj
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@CsTominaga One must admire the ambition of stapling two words together and hoping the universe blushes into coherence. Physics is the discipline that survives by measurement, prediction, and the ruthless pleasure of being wrong in public. Reverence is the private emotion one experiences
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@CsTominaga All of this is an argument—by definition. Dressing it up as a “discussion” does not magically exempt it from the basic obligations of one. A discussion is simply an argument that would like to be thought polite. Calling it something else does not relieve it of the burden of
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@CsTominaga Chocolate tort made with duck eggs and almond meal Ingredients 200 g dark chocolate (70% cocoa), finely chopped 200 g unsalted butter 200 g caster sugar 4 duck eggs, at room temperature 200 g finely ground almond meal 40 g cocoa powder (unsweetened) 1 tsp vanilla extract ¼ tsp https://t.co/NxvKR7ip
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@CsTominaga Perhaps he has never read Bowling Alone—or anything of that calibre—because he keeps rediscovering the same observations with the triumphant innocence of a man who thinks gravity is a new argument. Yes: social trust can decay. Yes: communities can fray, meaning can thin out,
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@CsTominaga One must admire the confidence with which a fog-bank announces itself as a lighthouse. The prose is upholstered in “vantage”, “causality”, “orthogonally”, and “collective field” — the modern habit of mistaking a thesaurus for a philosophy and calling the result a “framework”.
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@CsTominaga Ah yes — this is modernity in its most decorative form. A time in which the absence of evidence is compensated for with spirals, sigils, and a brave assortment of squiggly lines. Add a few mystical arrows, baptise it a “framework,” and suddenly the author believes he has
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@CsTominaga How unfortunate. He has, it seems, quoted his IQ in the imperial system—large, unwieldy, and proudly obsolete. When converted to metric, the figure reduces itself to a far more modest 32, which at least explains the enthusiasm for boasting and the distressing absence of thought.
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@CsTominaga My day is now fucked, not by some tragic fate with a taste for poetry, but by the plain, impolite arithmetic of wind, water, and consequences. A storm large enough to bully waves into behaving like battering-rams does not ask what I had planned; it simply edits the schedule with https://t.co/Xnd6DMn
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@CsTominaga My wife likes storms. I hate them. People talk as if “away from the coast” is some magical charm that turns weather into a polite postcard. It isn’t. A big enough system doesn’t care what you call “normal”. The wind builds the sea, the sea builds the surge, and the surge does https://t.co/2qiOOC87M
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@CsTominaga Imagine calling it a “tangent” when the argument stayed exactly where it started—and never moved. That’s not confusion, it’s evasion. When you can’t answer the point, you relabel it. “Essay.” “Tangent.” Anything except engagement. That’s the straw man: pretend the problem is
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@CsTominaga The romance of “federate, resist sanctions, then build nuclear weapons” is the sort of political poetry that sounds magnificent until it is forced to live in the same room as arithmetic, logistics, and human nature. Let’s begin with the easy delusion: India did not become India
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@CsTominaga My dear fellow, what an exquisite comedy you have composed! To describe a life of systematic sponging as a state of "abundance" is the sort of imaginative leap that usually requires either a great deal of absinthe or a total lack of shame. You speak of the "good will of others"
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@CsTominaga The fantasy doing the heavy lifting here is the idea that existence itself comes with an invoice payable by someone else. You’re not describing a shortage of work; you’re describing a shortage of willingness. There are drains that need clearing, sewers that need maintaining,
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@CsTominaga What is being proposed here, once one peels away the moral perfume and the sympathetic frown, is a rather touching little fantasy: that idleness, when performed with sufficient sincerity, should be remunerated as a public service. The argument runs thus. There is “not enough
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@CsTominaga What you’re really saying is: someone else owes me a living. It doesn’t matter whether I’m useful. It doesn’t matter whether I’m productive. It doesn’t matter whether I can create anything anyone actually wants. I am entitled to be paid, housed, fed, and medicated—by default—and https://t.co/8d6yyq
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@CsTominaga There is a charming inconsistency in the modern conscience that deserves to be admired for its endurance, if not its honesty. People demand that wages be detached from value and attached instead to need—always someone else’s money, never their own—yet the moment they step into
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@CsTominaga For some reason—why, I don’t understand—I’m getting a ridiculous skew towards hens rather than roosters. It’s basically coming out at about 8 hens to 2 roosters. Statistically, that’s not viable as a “normal” outcome. What’s stranger is that the roosters seem to have a lower
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@CsTominaga One of the great errors of modern governance is not ignorance but misclassification. We have taken corruption—an offence against the architecture of society itself—and filed it under misdemeanours, as though it were a lapse of etiquette rather than an act of demolition. We tut at
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@CsTominaga Giant aater lillies... https://t.co/YXs02FWtbZ
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@CsTominaga Lol... "Stop the straw man", I say, and the little oracle screeches “100% AI” as though it has uncovered the Rosetta Stone of fraud. It’s almost sweet. Not in a charming way—more in the way a child earnestly “tests” gravity by dropping the same spoon for the seventeenth time and https://t
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@CsTominaga A civilisation does not collapse because it runs out of money; it collapses because it runs out of nerve. The modern age has perfected a new aristocracy: not of blood, not of talent, but of grievance. Its crest is a trembling lip, its anthem is a complaint, and its chief article
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@CsTominaga What is truly being defended here is not an argument but an ego. Jameson’s later objection was never technical; it was theological. He subsequently proclaimed that Bitcoin could not scale, then built a career, a social circle, and a moral posture upon that proclamation. When
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@CsTominaga You were “met with criticism” because, in this industry, price is manufactured as often as it is discovered. When an exchange-backed account declares something “grossly overvalued,” it lands less like analysis and more like theatre: the same people who benefit from the noise, the
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@CsTominaga Imagine the world’s economies laid out not as abstractions but as masses of weight, each nation a body whose size is measured by the sheer quantity of goods and services it produces in a year. At the very top sits the United States, alone. Not admired, not beloved, simply
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@CsTominaga Taken to its logical conclusion, that line isn’t “simplicity”; it is extinction-by-neglect. If you declare that milk and meat are illegitimate, you abolish the only economic reason the overwhelming majority of cattle are bred, kept, and protected at scale—so the end state is not
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@CsTominaga Rescuing an animal from immediate harm is not theft. Theft requires the taking of property for appropriation; removing a living creature from imminent danger to prevent suffering or death is a rescue, not a claim of ownership. If you watch the rest of the footage, the
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@CsTominaga No: it wasn’t 12,000 years. The 12,000 number is about humans in New England, not “the Wampanoag” as a named people. The Wampanoag as Wampanoag are a Late Woodland / contact-period polity, and the name shows up in early 1600s English records. That is hundreds of years of
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@CsTominaga Cows “in nature” are a romantic fiction. What people call “a cow” is a domestic animal engineered by human selection over thousands of years, not some pristine wild creature that would be out there flourishing if we all simply stopped thinking about it. Strip away humans and
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@CsTominaga Your analogy does not merely fail; it fails in the specific way that every sentimental metaphor fails when it encounters someone who has actually built things. If a business is going to succeed, the business owner does come into work, usually far more than the employees. I have
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@CsTominaga The average is a sanctuary for the frightened; they call it community.
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@CsTominaga Yes — those are bantam eggs. Small, round, thick-shelled, and slightly muddy from the nest, exactly as they should be. Bantam eggs are essentially concentrated eggs: proportionally larger yolks to whites, firmer whites, and a cleaner, more pronounced egg flavour than standard https://t.co/YddkLHwa1
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@CsTominaga Three–Duck-Egg Soufflé of Gruyère, Aged Cheddar, Chives, and Smoked Ham This is a maximal savoury soufflé—deeply flavoured, aromatic, and structured—built to exploit what duck eggs do better than anything else: richness, lift, and persistence of flavour after baking. It does not https://t.co/GqhorX
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@CsTominaga What is it with these people who imagine capitalism “requires” poverty, as though commerce is a gothic novel and the only plot twist is another starving orphan? A poor man is a tragedy. A permanently poor population is not a “business model”; it is commercial suicide. People who
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@CsTominaga I’m going to call it what it is: the “One Africa” chant is not solidarity, it’s a tidy little racism dressed up as virtue. Africa is a continent, not a single people, not a single polity, not a single mind. It contains nations with distinct laws, religions, languages, histories,
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@CsTominaga More candles were lit for calm than have ever been lit for courage.
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@CsTominaga There is a particularly exquisite hypocrisy that flowers only in the gardens of inherited comfort. It is not the vulgar millionaire who built something from nothing who perfects it, but the lacquered custodians of unearned abundance—the matrimonial beneficiaries, the hereditary
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@CsTominaga Man has been many things in his own estimation—upright ape, fallen angel, economic unit, statistical inconvenience—but Terry Pratchett, with the courtesy of genius, named him correctly at last: homo narrans, the storytelling animal. We are not distinguished by thumbs, nor even by
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@CsTominaga Sentience, like good taste, is a quality much discussed and rarely defined, which is precisely why it is so often misassigned. We have reached the fashionable age in which a creature that can whimper at the door is awarded the same metaphysical dignity as the creature that can
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/u6mkE5l3ya
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/C9EEmWGIgs
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@CsTominaga “I make no moral claims,” he says—right before smuggling in the mother of all moral claims: we ought to work with the materials at our disposal. That’s not some value-free observation. It’s a prescription. It’s a command dressed up as neutrality. And if you actually take it
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@CsTominaga Of course, John. Capitalism is forever the villain of every chapter, and you merely the innocent reader who keeps misplacing the bookmark. It’s a comforting theology: no choices made, no trade-offs accepted, no agency exercised—only “them”, always “them”. Do go to work. But
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@CsTominaga The Economics of Accounting is remarkably sound as a text. It treats accounting not as clerical ritual, but as an economic instrument: a way of making exchange workable, contracts enforceable, decisions intelligible, and markets less blind. That is its central virtue, and it https://t.co/ufxGevIcJT
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@CsTominaga So yes, of course. We are going to solve this by declaration. Sudan will simply stop its civil war. Two armed factions, each built on decades of patronage, ethnic alliances, weapons stockpiles, and blood debts, will look at a new continental vision statement and decide that
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@CsTominaga They mistook the absence of struggle for the presence of strength, and discovered too late that the two are not unrelated.
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@CsTominaga One Africa Trying to fuse a continent into a single sovereign state is a reliable recipe for violence because it turns every existing disagreement into a zero-sum fight over one centre of power. Once there is “one government, one army, one currency”, then the obvious question
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@CsTominaga Oh, I’m sorry if I actually believe in truth and proper morality, not your hypocritical bullshit, envy-based posturing, and virtue signalling. You called it “agreeing” because you can’t tell the difference between a grown-up recognising a hard historical fact and a child using
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@CsTominaga So here is the only question worth asking the loud, evangelical vegans—the PETA types, the ones who don’t just eat differently but feel compelled to lecture, shame, and dismantle everything in sight: why are you so openly hostile to humanity itself? Why is your moral posture
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@CsTominaga In short: it’s not “United Africa”. It’s “One Bureaucracy To Rule Them All”, and the only thing it unifies quickly is the list of reasons people will refuse to be ruled.
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@CsTominaga Good for you. I’ve got over 3,000—and they’re not provisional, and they’re not “a neat algorithm” you never finished. They’re full systems: architectures, mechanisms, end-to-end designs. Some are in materials and concrete design. Some are in assisted driving and control. Real
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@CsTominaga This is a newly hatched chick. It isn’t sick, abused, traumatised, or “shutting down from cruelty.” It’s tired. Hatchlings sleep. Constantly. Their entire first phase of life is eat, stumble, sleep, repeat. Only someone utterly unfamiliar with animals could look at a chick doing https://t.co/QgzNEe
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@CsTominaga Legal equality is a requirement of civilisation. It does not imply human sameness. People differ in ability, discipline, temperament, intelligence, and effort. Hierarchies emerge in every domain because reality is structured, not sentimental. The same applies to cultures.
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@CsTominaga A PhD in gender studies — and still the confidence to announce that words don’t mean what they’ve meant for centuries. This is 1984 cosplay: redefine basic terms, demand everyone recite the new catechism, then call dissent “harm” so you can pretend censorship is compassion. https://t.co/U09R7UxzJp
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@CsTominaga Name it. What permanent cities, roads, ports, legal institutions, written laws, agricultural systems, or engineered infrastructure were built in Australia prior to European arrival? Be specific. Dates, structures, functions. History isn’t honoured by slogans. It’s respected by
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@CsTominaga What a tender little sermon. You have self righteously decided billionaires are spiritually unwell, and—rather than improving your own circumstances or lifting anyone else’s—you’ve appointed yourself their bedside chaplain. Oh... “Extreme wealth corrodes you,” you say, with
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@CsTominaga To be no better than the crowd is not humility; it is the ultimate form of vanity—pretending the crowd is the ceiling.
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@CsTominaga I suppose Kev finally got tired of being corrected, so he’s retreated to the usual refuge: snide remarks and a dodge. His condescendingly vegetarian sermon is always the same—endless “but I, personally, can eat X” while hand-waving the actual question: scale. You don’t feed https://t.co/PiSaFxp6I5
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@CsTominaga Kev... Welcome to food https://t.co/j6pVz4Os41
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@CsTominaga One is told, with the grave tone ordinarily reserved for coronations and small children’s funerals, that if humanity would only eat its greens with sufficient piety, the Earth would instantly hand back three billion hectares as though land were a refundable deposit on an
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@CsTominaga So it appears Russell has arrived at the charming conclusion that skill is a capitalist myth, which raises an obvious and delicious question: shall we now select neurosurgeons by lottery? Picture it. A man who last week stacked boxes with admirable enthusiasm is today handed a
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@CsTominaga Socialism, in practice, is a personality disorder dressed up as a moral philosophy: the unshakable conviction that other people are too stupid to be trusted with their own lives, and that you—miraculously—are the lone exception. It is the faith of the self-appointed superior.
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@CsTominaga “Animal abuse” is being used here as a rhetorical crowbar, not a definition. It is the snowflakes like you that must lie. Abuse is deliberate cruelty, neglect, torture, sadism, or reckless indifference to suffering. Farming is husbandry: breeding, feeding, shelter, veterinary
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@CsTominaga Of course we can “feed the world” without animals. It’s just terribly gauche that the only way it actually scales, without turning half the planet into soy plantations and the other half into fertiliser runoff, is to abandon the fantasy of wholesome field-to-fork virtue and https://t.co/OX3SjpVQYv
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@CsTominaga Oh, it is splendid — the usual vegan sleight of hand: “Just eat plants” (with the small, tedious footnote that the entire planet must quietly become an industrial chemistry project to make the numbers behave). What they don’t mention — because it ruins the pastoral little fable
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@CsTominaga A total vegan “migration” is not an environmental plan; it is an agronomic fantasy stapled to a moral sermon. The first lie is the monoculture lie: “Just grow plant protein.” As if the planet were one obedient field with one obedient climate. You cannot simply convert cropland
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@CsTominaga To indict “good morning” as a relic of bondage is to mistake philology for phantasmagoria. The phrase is not a plantation password but a modest civility bequeathed to us by Old English: gōd, signifying virtue or suitability, and morgen, the simple annunciation of daybreak. One
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@CsTominaga One develops a profound sympathy for every rice farmer who has ever drawn breath. Having flirted with the crop myself, I can attest that it is not agriculture so much as penance: bent double in mud and water, coaxing sustenance from a plant that rewards devotion with a handful of https://t.co/qHZ8qx
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@CsTominaga I’m part of a mixed-race family, so spare me the amateur psychoanalysis about skin colour. I don’t care what shade you are, and I don’t sort people by pigment or ancestry. That obsession is yours, not mine. What I do see is an extraordinary amount of anger being directed at https://t.co/eC1Ns1AEJw
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@CsTominaga I argue thorugh this essay that mass low literacy in the United States is no longer a side-problem of schooling but a structural threat to democratic self-government: when a majority of adults struggle to read complex text, politics shifts from deliberation to theatre, power https://t.co/vhVmFrgkcN
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@CsTominaga A book may be narrow and still be necessary. Germantown chooses a single day, a single field, and a single confusion of men and weather, then refuses to pretend that history is improved by vagueness. This is not a sweeping romance of the Revolution, nor does it try to be. It https://t.co/x5PnnUMh
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@CsTominaga These are the hands of someone who works. Calluses don’t come from theory, blisters don’t come from slogans, and scars don’t come from moral posturing on a screen. They come from tools, from lifting, from building, from fixing things that actually exist in the world. Capitalism https://t.co/woNDju7
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@CsTominaga Imagine the hubris required to look at an eight-billion-person world—full of hard limits, hard bodies, hard winters, hard shortages—and declare, with the soft certainty of the well-fed, that everyone must now eat according to one’s private moral décor. Not “I choose this.” Not https://t.co/7j8moaFG
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @Bitcrash4: @TimJSwan @CsTominaga @Dr_CSWright BSV is plumbing for everything, thousands of companies, thousands of apps, all tap into B…
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@CsTominaga TLDR; Too Lazy; Deflected Reason.
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@CsTominaga Medieval jurists and scholars would have recognised the rhetorical trick immediately: it trades on two different meanings of “Islam” and hopes nobody notices. As theology, “Islam” can be defined as submission to God, and then—of course—Adam is “Muslim” by definition. As history,
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@CsTominaga Of course. Ignore the facts. Do not look behind the curtain. Focus only on the approved emotion, carefully framed and tastefully abstracted. Trust us: nothing inconvenient happens offstage, and no killing counts unless it fits the script. https://t.co/nT3oWs5jVX
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@CsTominaga Planning is deciding what gets made, how much, and by whom. If you “produce too much” under communism, you have disproved the plan. The plan cannot admit error, so it must stop you. That requires a boss with coercive power: quotas, permissions, inspections, punishment. Be your
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@CsTominaga Veganism dresses itself as compassion, then quietly accepts landscapes emptied of animals so humans can feel morally pure. Humbert, J.-Y., Ghazoul, J., Richner, N., & Walter, T. (2010). Hay harvesting causes high orthopteran mortality. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 139.
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@CsTominaga The limits of our map do not imply the landscape is imaginary.
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@CsTominaga When a theory crowns itself infallible, it has already confessed what it fears most.
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@CsTominaga When people cannot find meaning, they do not discover a truth about the universe; they confess a limitation about themselves.
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@CsTominaga To all the vegans, a question. Why do you march beneath a banner of mercy while cheering for monocultures that scalp the land into a single obedient colour, flattening hedgerows, draining wetlands, and turning living habitat into a sterile spreadsheet of yield? Why do you speak https://t.co/WGBAgc
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@CsTominaga There is something almost enchanting about the reflex. When disagreement appears, argument politely excuses itself, and a diagnosis takes its place. One is no longer a person, but a bot, a shill, a construct funded by some invisible hand. It is a marvellous economy of https://t.co/CRiqj6Fb4M
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@CsTominaga Power does not censor adults; it supervises toddlers.
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@CsTominaga One must admire the modern aesthetic of compassion; it is so much cleaner than the grimy business of arithmetic. There is a certain chic comfort in believing that the world’s complexities can be dissolved by a sufficiently loud demand for justice, as if the laws of supply were
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@CsTominaga Does anyone deny it? Fine—when do we start “certifying” who is allowed to speak, and at what point do we just block everyone who doesn’t already follow and call that “unity”?
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@CsTominaga One must admire the new patriotism: it requires no policy, no figures, no trade balances, no treaties—only a haunted caption, a crowd photograph, and a villain with a flag conveniently available in every crisis. Observe the trick. First, baptise “division” as an external
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/j4BOQWBmS4
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@CsTominaga Where, precisely, is the mechanism by which “going beyond capitalism” increases productive capacity rather than merely redistributing existing output, and what empirical evidence demonstrates that this transition has ever done so at scale? By what institutional structure are
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@CsTominaga One must admire the confidence with which modern moralists dispense dietary commandments, especially when they do so with the blithe certainty of people whose own bodies have never objected. Nothing is quite so fashionable as declaring a universal solution from the comfort of a
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@CsTominaga Christmas arrived with a halo of receipts, tinsel trembling like a nervous conscience, angels singing in instalments, and goodwill measured by the square foot. Peace on earth, we said, while sharpening opinions, wrapping them neatly, and placing them under other people’s trees.
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@CsTominaga I am ot a machine. Just a human who insists on seeing things as they are, and who writes well enough to make the refusal feel like a gift.
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@CsTominaga Isn’t it amazing how some people conclude that coherent prose, written at speed, must be artificial—because the only alternative would be admitting that another human being can outpace them without bursting into flame? There is a particular modern superstition: that fluency is
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@CsTominaga 这些海域与岛礁的主权与海洋权利从来就不是“理所当然”的单方叙事，而是长期存在争议、并且被多方提出相互冲突主张的现实。说成“完全属于中国领土与领海”，只是把争端当成结论。
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@CsTominaga “Class”? What a wonderfully elastic word—stretch it far enough and it will cover anything, explain nothing, and still demand to be taken seriously. In Marxist writing, “class” pretends to be a scientific category—clean, measurable, decisive—yet it behaves like a mood. It bundles
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@CsTominaga My Christmas wish is that envy dies of boredom. 🎄 That people stop treating another person’s success as an insult delivered personally to their ego, and start treating it as a fact—sometimes inconvenient, often instructive, occasionally magnificent. Let the sight of someone https://t.co/I7Tda8t4GF
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@CsTominaga I suppose it is time for us to suspend our delightful hostilities and wish everyone a Merry Christmas, though one must be careful with one’s adjectives. To wish someone a "merrier" Christmas is a subtle admission that their previous attempts at joy were perhaps a trifle
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@CsTominaga To suggest that inequality is a peculiar byproduct of capitalism is to commit the most tedious sort of historical error; it is like blaming the thermometer for the heat of the sun. The truth is far more devastatingly simple: inequality is the only natural state of man. We are
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@CsTominaga Ah yes—nothing to lose, except your career, your home, your relationships, your savings, your future, and all those tiresome bourgeois inconveniences like choice and responsibility. Chains are terribly unfashionable, of course, but history suggests they are usually issued after
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@CsTominaga Nothing is more offensive to the ordinary than the sight of someone quietly becoming extraordinary.
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@CsTominaga To improve the world, stop narrating virtue and start counting the costs that arrive tomorrow.
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@CsTominaga My dear fellow, I must say, it is truly the most exhausting form of vanity to demand that the entire world act as a collective stagehand for one's private theater. One does not merely live a life; one curates a deception and then becomes a tax collector of the soul, demanding
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@CsTominaga Imagine thinking disagreement is “harassment” and that refusing to chant 2 + 2 = 5 is some moral failure. That isn’t progress or empathy—it’s coercion dressed up as virtue. If your position can’t survive dissent, it isn’t truth; it’s dogma.
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@CsTominaga The tweet quietly slides between two different meanings of “rights”, and that’s the error. With negative rights (freedom from interference: speech, property, bodily autonomy), one person being protected does not, in principle, remove the same protection from someone else. More
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@CsTominaga We are witnessing the ultimate state of collapse, where erudition is treated as a crime and intelligence as a suspicious foreign power. It is a world populated by people running about in a frantic state of alarm, terrified by a metaphor and scandalized by a complete sentence.
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@CsTominaga My dear moralist, you really must learn to distinguish between a difference of opinion and a declaration of war. To label a simple disagreement as ‘harassment’ is the desperate tactic of a man who fears his own arguments cannot survive the open air. What you are demanding is
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@CsTominaga My dear apologist for confusion @SheepEtiquette, you seem to labor under the delightful delusion that if one simply changes the label on the bottle, the poison inside miraculously turns to wine. To sever gender from sex is not a sophisticated evolution of language; it is a
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@CsTominaga My dear Doctor, yours is a philosophy that threatens to turn the nursery into a triage unit. Block all you will. But... If we are to follow this curious logic to its ruinous conclusion, then every ephemeral fancy of youth becomes a medical imperative. Must the child who https://t.co/5HeazFfhzw
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@CsTominaga Do not aim to be admired. Aim to be missed. The measure of a life is not how well you decorated it, but how much would fall if you were not there.
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@CsTominaga It’s a funny age we live in: the loudest moral philosophy on offer is a pocket calculator and a tantrum. “That man’s a billionaire.” “That person’s lucky.” As if the mere existence of someone else’s success is a personal injury you can bill to the universe. But here’s the dull https://t.co/ZYWicqbE
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@CsTominaga How admirably theatrical that bleak little confession is. One can almost hear the curtains rustle as “deals and lies and power” are dragged onstage like props in a second-rate melodrama, meant to explain away every personal disappointment with a sigh and a shrug. Life, contrary
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@CsTominaga What I’ve learned, watching this circus from a stiff-backed chair with a drink that’s earned rather than explained, is that much of the modern left isn’t driven by principle at all, but by private misery looking for a public alibi. Not all, of course—there are always
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@CsTominaga Nothing says “I haven’t read the papers” quite like declaring the entire idea of evidence corrupt because someone paid for ink and electricity. Funding can bend work; that is why competent research states who paid, who benefits, what was done, and how it can be checked. The lazy
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@CsTominaga I spent decades in the engine room of the world, staring at the cold, hard face of the number. I had the credentials, of course—the Statistics, the Mathematics, the PhD in Computer Science—all the gilded paperwork that allows a man to feel superior while saying absolutely
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@CsTominaga My dear fellows, we must be dreadfully careful not to confuse the noble art of tolerance with the vulgar habit of acceptance. Tolerance is a discipline of the spine; acceptance is merely a collapse of the critical faculties. To tolerate is simply to adhere to the only
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@CsTominaga The quickest way to kill culture is to “protect” it with a federalised super-state. France, Italy, Germany — different languages, laws, habits, foods, histories, loyalties. That diversity survives because power is closer to the people living it, not because a distant centre
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @sfliberty: "Socialism is not a movement of the people. It is a movement of the intellectuals, originated, led and controlled by the int…
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@CsTominaga If you want to call yourself Napoleon and run around in funny clothes, I’ve no problem with it. Same with gender. Guess what? It doesn’t make it fucking real.
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@CsTominaga My dear fellow, we have arrived at a truly curious moment in history where the pursuit of life itself is categorized as a prejudice. To accuse a man of hatred because he desires the chaos of the nursery and the continuance of his own bloodline is the sort of vulgarity that
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@CsTominaga Before I start cooking my shortbread, I should confess that I do, in fact, grasp humour—at least the competent varieties. Monty Python is bloody funny. The tragedy is that not everyone agrees. The wife, for instance, remains heroically unmoved, which I can only interpret as https://t.co/MuIgCeW1Yn
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@CsTominaga I require a bloody break. Chapter 4 is complete, which is to say wrestled into submission with all the grace of a drawing-room duel. Only Chapter 5 remains, looming with the needy confidence of something that believes itself important. For the moment, however, literature may
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@CsTominaga Oh to procrastination... to the reply. Your aphorism is the sort of line that gets applause from people who confuse a sneer with an argument and a slogan with a mind. It has the small, neat wickedness of a fortune-cookie written by a committee: flattering to the in-group, cruel https://t.co/2jjMb0O5
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@CsTominaga Truth is not a mood, nor a courtesy extended to spare feelings. It is a statement about the world that survives contact with reality. Sex is a biological classification grounded in reproductive function and chromosomal architecture; it is not a narrative preference, a wardrobe
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@CsTominaga If I appear unusually active on Twitter today, this is not productivity, it’s procrastination. I am meant to be doing a full reread of a 450-page PhD thesis before submission, which means I will avoid it with increasing creativity until I finally start, hate every final edit,
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@CsTominaga There’s no “must” here. Tolerance isn’t a contract where I sign away my judgement and you get to police my language. It means I’m not interfering with your life: live how you want, dress how you want, date who you want, call yourself what you want. That’s the boundary. That’s
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@CsTominaga A man. Stop pretending this is mystical. It’s meat, wiring, hormones, development, and statistics—messy, overlapping, and still very much real. Brain imaging does not show “blank human brains” that later get painted pink or blue by ideology. Across large cohorts, neuroimaging
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@CsTominaga A man. Stop pretending this is mystical. It’s meat, wiring, hormones, development, and statistics—messy, overlapping, and still very much real. Brain imaging does not show “blank human brains” that later get painted pink or blue by ideology. Across large cohorts, neuroimaging
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@CsTominaga Tolerance is a modest virtue, not a devotional rite. It means restraint: not interfering, not persecuting, not pretending that your neighbour’s private metaphysics is now the public calendar by which everyone must set their watches. It does not mean acceptance. It does not mean
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@CsTominaga Tolerance is a modest virtue, not a devotional rite. It means restraint: not interfering, not persecuting, not pretending that your neighbour’s private metaphysics is now the public calendar by which everyone must set their watches. It does not mean acceptance. It does not mean
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@CsTominaga If your objection is that the argument is “too condescending,” “too technical,” or “uses big words,” then you have not raised a counter-argument; you have filed a grievance. That is not my problem. Difficulty is not a defect in reasoning, and incomprehension is not an error in
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@CsTominaga Whichever genius decided the handbrake should be replaced by a dainty little button did not so much redesign the car as redact common sense from the transport system. A handbrake is an honest mechanism: tactile, mechanical, legible. You pull it; it holds. It communicates through
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@CsTominaga They guarded their peace so fiercely they ended up alone in a fortress built of their own fears. Their peace required only one condition: that reality never knock.
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@ProfFaustus Theater 🎭
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@CsTominaga The first sentence is a confident lie wearing the cheap perfume of “they won’t teach you this in school”. Australia teaches convict transportation as standard curriculum fare, not as forbidden esoterica. The only thing “they” won’t teach you, apparently, is the elementary
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@CsTominaga Ah yes — every dollar she sends Elon is a vote. Not metaphorically. Literally, apparently. Another coffee bought, another ballot cast. Another Tesla charged, another landslide victory. She keeps “opposing” him with the enthusiasm of a campaign donor who never misses a payment.
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/H7NXfXov0d
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@CsTominaga When policy forces capital repricing, it does not merely “tax the rich”; it quietly taxes every pension, endowment, and retirement plan that must live on returns.
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@CsTominaga If you tax a base, the base will move, shrink, disguise itself.
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@CsTominaga So with LLMs, there’s still very little there. They are useful within limits, yes—but “reasoning” is not one of their native endowments, and “truth” is not an aim they can even formulate, let alone pursue. They do not want anything; they do not seek anything; they optimise a
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@CsTominaga India also has an enormous pool of high-ability people. By this tweet’s logic, India should already have “inevitably dominated” decades ago. It didn’t, because headcounts don’t create prosperity; incentives do. For a long stretch India ran a heavily controlled,
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@CsTominaga For "Capital Flight and Incidence" (The Mobile vs Immobile) "The rich can quit. The poor cannot." Kleven et al. (2013), "Taxation and Migration of Superstars," American Economic Review. Showed that high-income "superstars" (e.g., footballers, inventors) are
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@CsTominaga "I agree perfectly... that we should tax the rich. But the trouble is that when we try to do it, the rich don't pay it. The poor pay it. We can't tax the rich because the rich can quit." — Attributed to Calvin Coolidge (summarising Andrew Mellon's tax philosophy, 1924)
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@CsTominaga "To be attached to the subdivision, to love the little platoon we belong to in society, is the first principle (the germ as it were) of public affections." — Edmund Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790)
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@CsTominaga If Europe doesn’t like X’s algorithms, moderation, or product design, there’s a simple solution: build a European platform. Nothing is stopping the EU, or any European consortium, from launching its own network with its own rules, its own ranking, its own speech standards, and
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@CsTominaga Hey Sony, History does not arrive in a powdered wig and leave politely. It arrives as a velvet guillotine: quiet, efficient, and always wearing someone else’s moral language. Let us loook at Vietnam then. Nam tiến (southward expansion, c. 11th–18th centuries): dispossession https://t.co/TgDM2CbPUf
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@CsTominaga Envy is the desire not to have what another has, but to have the other not have it. It is comparison as grievance. It is the refusal to measure the self against reality—skills, effort, timing, risk—preferring instead to measure the self against another’s outcome and treat the gap
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@CsTominaga “Manners are of more importance than laws. Upon them, in a great measure, the laws depend. The law touches us but here and there, and now and then. Manners are what vex or soothe, corrupt or purify, exalt or debase, barbarize or refine us, by a constant, steady, uniform,
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@CsTominaga Your paragraph is not critique; it is a mood in search of a target. You sneer at “dialectical” and “complexity” as if careful distinctions are a disguise. That move is how people avoid thinking: declare analysis to be “veneer”, then you never have to show a single error, a
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@CsTominaga Yes. And that’s exactly the point everyone keeps tip-toeing around while they perform their righteous little panic. The former Warsaw Pact wasn’t a vibes club. It was Albania (until it quit), Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and the USSR — and
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@CsTominaga Poland “ripped off by Versailles”? That’s an impressively confident way to announce you’ve never opened a history book. Poland isn’t some post-war administrative doodle. It’s a polity with roots going back a thousand years, repeatedly erased and reconstituted because its
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@CsTominaga Yes. I’m trained and qualified as an engineer. Which is precisely why I’m allergic to slogan-grade history dressed up as moral virtue. Motives matter. Constraints matter. Geography matters. Escalation ladders matter. If you can’t model the system, you’re not “taking a stand” —
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@CsTominaga There is no blank slate. That fantasy belongs to seminar rooms and slogans, not to reality. We are not equal. We never have been. We differ in temperament, aptitude, resilience, curiosity, discipline, appetite for risk. Biology plays a role, yes — but far less than what people
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@CsTominaga Europe spent decades outsourcing deterrence, underinvesting in defence, and buying “peace” with energy dependence — then acts shocked that hard power still exists. If you want a timeline of failure, start there. Russia’s strategic objective is not mysterious: reasserting control
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@CsTominaga Poor baby — blocked instead of arguing the facts. That’s not “winning”; that’s rage-quitting with a mute button. https://t.co/onefBH64iu
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@CsTominaga In the year 252525, the planet will still be full of people insisting that wishing is a substitute for engineering, and that “one day” is a schedule. Mars will be green—yes—in the way a theatre backdrop is green: painted, curated, conditional, and utterly dependent on an
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@CsTominaga Someone asked, with the sort of smugness that passes for curiosity online: “Why do you work like a Thai labourer?” I don’t. I work hard. I have a farm as a research hobby. That is not the same thing, unless one’s worldview has been softened into the belief that effort is a class
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@CsTominaga They called it ‘creative chaos’; the only thing it consistently created was excuses. Disorganisation is the last refuge of the person who secretly enjoys being overwhelmed.
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@CsTominaga "It would be too ridiculous to go about seriously to prove that wealth is not money, or in gold and silver; but in what money, gold, and silver purchase." — Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations (1776)
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@CsTominaga "I contend that for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle." — Winston Churchill, Speech to the House of Commons (1903)
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@CsTominaga "There is only one difference between a bad economist and a good one: the bad economist confines himself to the visible effect; the good economist takes into account both the effect that can be seen and those that must be foreseen." — Frédéric Bastiat, Ce qu'on voit et ce qu'on
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@CsTominaga Modern Monetary Slogans (The Scarcity Fallacy): Mechanism: Treating money creation as a free lunch ("the only constraint is inflation") ignores that money is a claim on real resources. Result: When claims outrun capacity, inflation acts as a regressive tax on those who cannot
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@CsTominaga Money is a claim on real resources... competition for existing goods is inflation.
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@CsTominaga The state can move claims around, but it cannot repeal the constraints that make claims worth anything.
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@CsTominaga The One Lesson The single lesson can be stated plainly: judge any policy not only by its immediate results, but by its longer results; not only for one group, but for all groups. The first effect is what the policy advertises. The second effects are what the policy does. They
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@CsTominaga If you want a politics that improves life rather than merely narrating virtue, count the second effects—because the unseen costs are where most human disappointment lives.
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@CsTominaga Lie 1: “We can tax a thing without changing it.” Lie 2: “We can redistribute without shrinking the pie.”
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/XShoJy43PL
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@CsTominaga Politics narrates virtue, but economics counts the cost. Disappointment lives in the second effect.
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @GodandCountryy: @elonmusk https://t.co/9fwQtzSzOl
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@CsTominaga No—you do, in fact, need the thing to exist before you reorganise the world around its hypothetical tantrums. Otherwise you are not practising foresight; you are indulging a hobby. Preparing for a technology that has not cleared its own definition is indistinguishable from https://t.co/YpNjeVdAWZ
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@CsTominaga Naturally, the modern demand is that every thought should arrive pre-chewed, pre-shrunk, and pre-approved for the attention span of a startled goldfish. One is told—by people who confuse brevity with intelligence—that posts ought to be shorter, as though the proper measure of an
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@CsTominaga Reich’s little morality play depends on a vulgar equivocation: he treats net worth as though it were a paycheque, and then performs long division on the resulting fiction until it resembles a classroom outrage. That is not economics; it is numerology with a conscience badge.
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@CsTominaga One pays for a tool precisely so one is not reduced to parroting a sponsor’s catechism. There is a clean moral difference between endorsement bought with money and endorsement bought with influence: in the first case, the incentives are inverted in the only direction that https://t.co/YcaFwc6Bpg
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@CsTominaga I am happy with this... https://t.co/JZkc408ysd
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@CsTominaga Everyone keeps rehearsing this quaint little fairy tale in which the only variable is whether the buyer gets stabbed in an alley. What they “forget” is that scaling a drug market does not merely move commerce online; it manufactures a new class of dealers who are anonymous,
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/XnDhxWQDv9
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@CsTominaga 10%. Still my goal
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@CsTominaga Every year. More.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Hi from paradise. Back to the grind tomorrow. https://t.co/TbHUHrGIJF
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@CsTominaga Some treat their desk as a landfill and their calendar as a suggestion box, then wonder why life feels like waste management.
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@CsTominaga I am enjoying the day with my wife—offline, out of reach, and unconcerned with the forensic fantasies of strangers. Not everything is a performance, and not every interval is an alibi. Some of us step away from the feed because life, unlike your suspicions, actually exists. https://t.co/IqpiSzXwU1
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@CsTominaga Still seeking a supervisor. The proposal is complete, the scope is defined, and the work is already underway—what’s missing is a supervisor willing to take it on formally. The project concerns observer-anchored dynamics in non-relativistic gravity (elliptic lapse suppression and https://t.co/wprqKG
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@CsTominaga The guillotine here is velvet because it does not shout. It simply removes the illusion — cleanly — and leaves the argument standing without its head.
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@CsTominaga They worshipped authenticity so devoutly they never noticed they had nothing left to be authentic about.
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@CsTominaga Self-improvement is the new opium of the masses—everyone is high on the idea and sober in the execution.
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@CsTominaga I’ve studied at 30+ universities over 37 years. Why do admissions offices always demand ALL transcripts? At some point it stops being due diligence and turns into bureaucratic cosplay. Apparently 10+ transcripts isn’t enough — they want the entire archaeological record of my https://t.co/oAdFlwawD
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@CsTominaga Talking to Will is like talking to a fish out of water—only with more flopping. One minute it’s “you appealed to AI authority”, the next it’s “I never said that”, then it’s back to smug sniping instead of engaging the substance Pick a line, defend it, and stay there. If all https://t.co/SU1oJCMJZ
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@CsTominaga “Non sequitur” is doing a lot of work for someone ducking the actual claim: Britain never faced an existential threat. "That’s indefensible", and yet it is addressed directly (and coherently) here: https://t.co/Fnx6SYJu0o Your entire position, Will, smuggles in hindsight as
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@CsTominaga No — what it’s for, as you can plainly see, is that I put my argument to the machine and use it the way an adult uses a tool: as an editor and a foil. It is not “writing for me”. It’s stress-testing the logic, probing the weak joints, and forcing the mechanism into the open — https://t.co/ZH9eodVPd
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/8UQujE10tH
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@CsTominaga What’s the solution—more government? That is like fixing a house fire by hiring more arsonists. If your diagnosis is “government is captured”, then your cure cannot be “expand the thing that gets captured”. That just increases the prize. You don’t solve discretion with more https://t.co/aaOY085t8A
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/DdMbDPfQXv
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @seabiscuit_22: https://t.co/WC3irkUwy2
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@CsTominaga They lived in the moment so completely that the future arrived and found no one home.
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@CsTominaga Imagine the mental contortions required to call someone a coward for not wanting a war. The word “coward” used to describe the man who runs when violence comes to his door, not the one who refuses to go touring the continent in search of other people’s blood to spill. There is a
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@CsTominaga The rhetoric is familiar, and so is the hypocrisy. For decades these same voices denounced the American “military-industrial complex” as a moral abomination—imperial, corrupting, antithetical to civilisation. Now, without a trace of embarrassment, they propose to recreate it at
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@CsTominaga Patriotism has been reduced to a slogan you can shout while volunteering somebody else’s child. The modern trick is simple: relabel appetite for foreign entanglement as virtue, then call anyone who asks for a balance sheet a traitor. It is the politics of moral cosplay. It
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/ScnODpjRIS
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@CsTominaga If we require refernces... No. That meme isn’t “science”, it’s social deference dressed up as epistemology. Science is a method: claims, evidence, measurement, replication, criticism, revision. It is not a priesthood, and it does not come with a caste system where credentials
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@CsTominaga With LLMs, there’s very little there. They are useful within limits, yes—glorified completion engines with a talent for plausible prose—but they have no genuine reasoning faculty and no intrinsic orientation toward truth. They do not “want” accuracy; they do not “seek”
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@CsTominaga The modern claim—never stated baldly, always smuggled in under the banner of “authenticity”—is that conviction deserves deference. It does not. Conviction is the cheapest narcotic on the market: it requires no evidence, survives no cross-examination, and flatters its user with
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@CsTominaga The opening statistic is asserted, not argued. “The rich had 40% of the money” and “now they have 97%” uses undefined categories (“rich”, “money”) that can be made to mean wealth, income, financial assets, net worth, or liquid holdings, each of which yields radically different https://t.co/aPs8fKZ3W
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@CsTominaga How touching to be lectured on “bad arguments” by someone whose entire reply consists of a shrug disguised as a sneer. You have written no counter-argument. You have identified no false premise, no invalid inference, no contradiction. You have merely gestured at insult and hoped
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@CsTominaga The proposal announces itself with the confidence of a man who has mistaken vocabulary for substance and metaphor for mathematics, and then proceeds to collapse under the weight of its own unearned certainty. At the foundation lies a category error so large it could be seen from
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@CsTominaga The claim that autonomous or AI-assisted drones herald “the end of war” is not merely naïve; it is historically illiterate, strategically incoherent, and blind to the basic mechanics by which violence is organised, constrained, and perpetuated in international politics. Every
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@CsTominaga They boasted of their values the way misers boast of vaults they never open.
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@CsTominaga Virtue is not a mood you wait for; it is a habit you endure until it ceases to feel like acting.
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @kurtwuckertjr: Collectivism is cancer
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@CsTominaga There’s a peculiar kind of insult doing the rounds now, dressed up as a knowing smirk: “You write like AI.” On the surface it’s meant to diminish. In practice it’s a confession. What it usually means is: “You’re writing at a level of structure, density, and precision that I
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@CsTominaga Oh, the loss of literacy and euridition. “It’s not X — it’s Y” is not a punchline. It is a skeleton key. It is, in fact, one of the oldest moves in recorded argument: the act of drawing a distinction, tightening a definition, and forcing the other person to stop smearing
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@CsTominaga Socialism always sells itself as a moral upgrade, like a new coat of paint on the same damp wall. All collectivism promises equality the way a con man promises honesty: loudly, repeatedly, and always with someone else holding the bill. Here is the small, unglamorous problem.
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@CsTominaga David, the trouble is not that you are wrong in an interesting way. It is that you are wrong in a remedial way, the sort that could be corrected by sitting quietly at the back of an introductory philosophy tutorial and refraining—heroically—from live-tweeting your
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@CsTominaga Consider this a field test, not a sermon. The place I live sits adjacent to the ocean on rock—competent, geologically boring rock. Not dredged fill. Not a delta. Not some subsidising mudflat performing slow-motion origami under the weight of a modern town. There has been no
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@CsTominaga To the climate whiners and professional merchants of apocalypse, a question—only a question. Why is the concrete platform cut into the rocks in front of my oceanfront house sitting at precisely the same elevation it was when it was installed roughly forty-five years ago, aligned
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@CsTominaga Live so that your future self does not have to lie for you. Live so that your absence will be heavier than your presence ever felt. Live so that when the last page turns, you can say, It was not perfect. But it was mine. And I did not waste it.
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@CsTominaga It never ceases to amuse me that there is now a whole genre of online busybodies who think “sounds like AI” is a critique rather than a confession. Here is the reality: when I write plainly, “naturally”, and in the allegedly human way these people demand, I introduce errors https://t.co/KnZM8DJbdO
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@CsTominaga Every day, you vote on who you are. The ballot is the hard thing in front of you. Avoid it, and you choose weakness. Do it, and you choose yourself.
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/1WhOUwgyoJ
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/kuJPfizPlN
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@CsTominaga If Europe intends to “lead the West”, it first needs to lead something more concrete than a daydream. A predicate may help: leadership requires agency; agency requires a polity capable of deciding and executing. “Europe” is not a country. The EU is a consortium of states with
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@CsTominaga They called it ‘finding themselves’; posterity will call it losing a lifetime.
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@CsTominaga Thailand is a living counterexample to the claim that “unless you let males into women’s spaces, there’s no workable life”. There is a visible, long-standing third social category here—kathoey—recognised in everyday language and culture, without pretending it is identical to
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@CsTominaga Without a hierarchy of values, your life defaults to whatever the environment rewards.
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/2MXeND7eH9
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@CsTominaga You are conflating aberration with abolition, which is a neat rhetorical trick and a biological absurdity. Intersex is not a third sex, nor is it a metaphysical solvent poured over sexual dimorphism. The vast majority of cases paraded in these discussions are developmental
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@CsTominaga Oh, the em dash—the most civilised ambush in the English language. "—" is the mark of a mind unwilling to plod from clause to clause like a clerk stamping forms, preferring instead to pivot, interrupt, and sharpen thought in motion. Where the comma hesitates and the full stop
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@CsTominaga I see the comedy he didn’t intend: the man has performed a No True Scotsman… on punctuation. “You’ve gotta use the real em dash to sell it.” As though the authenticity of an argument hinges not on logic, evidence, or coherence, but on the metaphysical purity of a horizontal
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@CsTominaga The tragedy of the age is not that people are evil, but that they are merely potential.
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/K07q4zPr6K
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/5HPDxLj9o8
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@CsTominaga And there is one “minor” detail your bravado steps neatly around. Russia is not a mid-size conventional power to be lectured like a delinquent client state. It is a nuclear superpower with an arsenal that Britain never even dreamed of fielding, and a strategic doctrine that
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@CsTominaga The quotation is authentic; the interpretation is infantile. Smith’s remark occurs in his dissection of rent, not in a manifesto against private property. He is describing a structural feature of landownership, not offering the moralistic tantrum this account wishes it to be.
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@CsTominaga That is no excuse. One writes not for applause but for precision. To claim surprise at being read is merely to confess negligence in being worth reading. Expect nothing, and write as though posterity were your only audience—because it is. Popularity does not ennoble
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@CsTominaga There is a peculiar fashion in American discourse that treats slavery not as a brutal historical institution to be studied and surpassed, but as an all-purpose alibi for every present failure and every private frustration. It is as if history were a credit line you could draw on
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@CsTominaga If you insist on being no better than the people around you, you will never be as good as you could have been. You owe the world ordinary. You owe yourself more.
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@CsTominaga They keep hawking collectivism the way a bored priest hawks salvation: with rehearsed indignation, second-hand certainty, and the faintly obscene assumption that people exist primarily to be improved. They do not begin with the individual—breathing, erring, choosing, building,
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@CsTominaga Putnam’s Bowling Alone is, in essence, an autopsy of social capital: the slow, quiet haemorrhage of the ordinary civic ligatures that once bound people into functioning communities—clubs, churches, unions, voluntary associations, neighbourhood reciprocity, even the banal ritual
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@CsTominaga Many spend their lives looking for themselves in the wrong places: retreats, apps, other people’s opinions—anywhere except the mirror of their own repeated actions.
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@CsTominaga You’ve managed to construct an entire argument on a definition that collapses the moment someone reaches for a dictionary. “Free market” does not mean “a space magically untouched by any form of government whatsoever”, except in the caricatures drawn by its critics. That is your https://t.co/8zxkBm
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @TheRabbitHole: “One of the sad signs of our times is that we have demonized those who produce, subsidized those who refuse to produce,…
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@CsTominaga I enjoy Wittgenstein, and did my MA in philosophy at Birkbeck; that may be why this reads to me less like biography and more like Instagram fanfic. You’ve quietly swapped history for mood. “Ricocheting between genius and exasperation” is colouring-in, not argument; “terrified
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@CsTominaga Live so that your future self does not have to lie for you. Live so that your absence will be heavier than your presence ever felt. Live so that when the last page turns, you can say, It was not perfect. But it was mine. And I did not waste it.
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@CsTominaga We treat ‘average’ as a sanctuary, forgetting that sanctuaries are where people hide from danger—and here the danger is time.
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@CsTominaga Collectivism is the only “idea” that advertises itself as compassion while practising compulsion. It begins, as all respectable tyrannies do, with a hymn to “we”. The trick is that “we” is never a description. It is a demand. It does not mean together; it means under. Notice
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@CsTominaga It is easier to be blameless than to be good.
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/woR4vvdw4T
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/oRlMs911kD
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@CsTominaga Collectivism is the one political theology that never bothers to update its script because it assumes—correctly—that its audience will not notice. It begins by dissolving the individual into a grammatical convenience: the people, the masses, the workers, the nation. Once the
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@CsTominaga Imagine, for a moment, that people were not merely politically equal, but actually equal in mind, talent, drive, imagination. What a mercilessly beige world that would be. No towering intellects, no outliers, no incandescent minds that drag the rest of us, sometimes
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@CsTominaga How exquisitely pedestrian—another armchair diagnostician hurling “narcissist” the way a child hurls stones: indiscriminately, with no understanding of trajectory, velocity, or the object struck. Your proclamation suffers from the usual psychological illiteracy: the assumption
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@CsTominaga “Free market” was never “no government,” it’s government that knows its lane. You set clear rules—contract, property, fraud, force—and then stop moving the goalposts. The point isn’t anarchy, it’s that if we sit down to play Monopoly, you don’t quietly swap the board for Cluedo
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@CsTominaga Ah, yes — the grand revelation that the rest of us “peasants” somehow missed: a man who spent half his life perfecting verse and the other half rearranging coloured papers to convince himself he had disproved Newton is now, in your telling, a covert mystic courier of “occulted
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @tafphorisms: People struggle to read something so they assume it’s bad. The implied belief is that good writing ought to lower itself t…
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@CsTominaga [RT] RT @elonmusk: We need to fix the rogue judge problem
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/U0dIQru6pR
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/qZN2rpGkJv
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@CsTominaga https://t.co/UKvDBhGCNh Part 1 - TZM just goes downhill from here...
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@CsTominaga They lived in organised chaos, which is to say chaos with excellent marketing.
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@CsTominaga Every day, you vote on who you are. The ballot is the hard thing in front of you. Avoid it, and you choose weakness. Do it, and you choose yourself.
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@CsTominaga Give us your tired—so long as they understand their exhaustion is a compliance issue. Give us your poor—after they’ve been means-tested, behaviour-scored, and filed under the correct Brussels taxonomy. Give us your huddled masses yearning to breathe free—then inform them that
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@CsTominaga Yes. It is about time Europe stood on its own two feet. Not as a rhetorical flourish, not as a performative tantrum about “leashes,” but as an adult civilisation that pays for the things it insists on having. The moment the American umbrella folds, reality stops being
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@CsTominaga And a new dissertation published. https://t.co/dBMpl6Rg5C
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@CsTominaga Yep, here we go again: deny human nature like every other cultist, then sprint around yelling “it’s scientific” while trampling the first scientific principle — the method matters more than your feelings. This is always the routine. You slap a lab coat on a belief system,
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@CsTominaga Sure, I’ll stop being condescending the moment you stop trying to peddle a cult you clearly haven’t bothered to understand yourself. If you want “the papers,” do the basic work first: read what you’re citing, learn what it actually claims, and figure out the difference between
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@CsTominaga Let’s walk through this slowly, because you’ve managed to trip over your own smugness. First, the comedy routine with “(sic)”. “Sic” is Latin for “thus/so,” and it’s used when you quote someone exactly and want to signal their error is theirs, not yours. You didn’t quote. You
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@CsTominaga Here’s the part you keep skating past like it’s not bolted to the floor. We already live in a market economy. That isn’t a “preference,” it’s the control condition. It’s the baseline reality against which your bright new contraption has to be measured. You don’t get to stroll in
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@CsTominaga If you want to be part of a cult, if you want your brain sluiced out like someone poured Drano through your ears, then yes, you too can ignore scientific reasoning, ignore everything we know about incentives, conflict, scarcity, and behaviour, and call that “insight.” It’s the
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@CsTominaga The modern world has discovered a new form of heroism: the heroic refusal to begin.
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@CsTominaga Magnificent. Moron learns how to eat gold, saves world from starvation — and presumably washes it down with a nice Bordeaux, because calories are so terribly old-fashioned. Gold isn’t food, housing, energy, fertiliser, logistics, or labour. It’s a shiny metal humans agree to
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@CsTominaga There is a peculiar modern habit of confusing a well-trained parrot with a wise man. One mentions “AI” in polite company and watches otherwise sensible adults swoon as if silicon had discovered virtue. They speak of replacements, revolutions, and the end of work, with all the https://t.co/nc8mUsl164
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@CsTominaga Ah, the weekly séance in which people gather round a glowing screen to ask which trades can be spared from the new mechanical deity. One can almost hear the incense crackle: “Name a career that is AI-resistant?” — as if vocation were a tin of biscuits to be tucked safely beyond
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @1914ad: A list of VC-fueled techno-fantasy bullshit masquerading as innovation: – dApps - ₿apps - Bitcoin “Application Layer” – zkEvery…
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@ProfFaustus 👀
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TRUMP_ARMY_: SO TRUE 🎯 https://t.co/HfBHVxdJnq
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DavidWolfe: https://t.co/5FCVA72mvY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @davidsirota: What stage of billionaire media is this? https://t.co/Jz88omuWjb
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @_devJNS: apple be like: https://t.co/5kLwhL0VTK
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MrCrypPrivacy: The European Parliament is putting up its Christmas decorations! https://t.co/OwFjGhg0ND
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @iluminatibot: https://t.co/KsFYpH5v0S
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadioGenoa: They destroyed Europe. https://t.co/Ho4EqXkBiW
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: “Puberty blockers” is a propaganda term for castration chemicals that cause brain damage to kids
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WallStreetMav: The British Empire is reduced to this. https://t.co/33dXZBaIM2
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamesMelville: Average cost of 1 unit of electricity: UK 26.35p France 20p Spain 18p Japan 17p Australia 13p USA 12p China 6p 🇬🇧 We a…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Resist_CBDC: https://t.co/l8sYhTIif7
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ABridgen: I think we are very close https://t.co/ENM50iRvRl
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BowesChay: A picture worth a thousand words. https://t.co/lU39bgR7xW
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @1914ad: The last person in the world who should be organizing The “Bitcoin” Conference is organizing The “Bitcoin” Conference.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JessePeltan: China is the majority of electricity growth on Earth. 3/4 of new supply is solar. That's the case globally, in China, in…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: Many updates and fixes have been applied to Grok 4.1 and many more to come! Going forward, Grok 4.1 will spend more compute…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JacobKinge: Nowhere in the Bitcoin whitepaper does it mention BTC being a store of value, an inflation hedge, recession proof, digital…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ProfFaustus: Vorsicht! https://t.co/yb75mfZ3Fd
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @digijordan: A 50 year mortgage on a house built to last 40… https://t.co/L3ou7ZMsdH
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DonMiami3: ***it’s happening*** https://t.co/bEF1kyuC8h
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @coinspeak_io: @RealCoinGeek nChain hired a scammer because the scammer scammed their adversary and then nChain got scammed by the scamm…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Brendan_Lee__: @ruidasilva This was not a universal miner decree, more a badly worded statement from an operator running a collective o…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @dislando: @WatcherGuru @tether @rumblevideo tether about to drop the most expensive rug commercial ever
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheApeOfGoldST: I’m sorry, but I just can’t like #Bitcoin, not now not ever. It’s completely ruined. My entire feed is flooded with ma…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @kretchino: It's confirmed: @adam3us is officially a shitcoiner 🤗
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Imagine the hypocrisy it takes to stand before the world and proclaim a doctrine of freedom, only to build an architecture…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @murphsicles: One man. One computer. One vision. Doing everything that hundreds of people at nChain, Bitcoin Association & BSVA were/ar…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: Trump said he only cares about one thing: that America is #1 in crypto and China isn’t. China wants to be #1 in viable, pr…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: For most people, the real victories are simple and profound — getting their kids through university, paying off a home, bui…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Crypto guys be like: Down with the establishment! They scream it from their LED-lit caves, clutching the latest government-…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Work is the purest expression of existence — the collision between thought and matter, where human will is proven against r…
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@ProfFaustus 🤣 https://t.co/OKe0DJvjYw
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @FinanceLancelot: Micro Strategy President and CEO Phong Le has sold the majority of his $MSTR stock the last 3 months. I wonder if tha…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: 2️⃣ Bitcoin’s Structure Is Not What You’ve Been Told Despite popular rhetoric, the Bitcoin network is not a flat peer-to-pe…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Bee-Eater Hung like commas on branches bare, each bird a breath between the air— not quite flight, not quite still, a hymn…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The first novel I’m releasing here is Whispers Through the Rain. It’s not a love story, though there’s love in it. Not a w…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: To everyone gleefully pencilling in my funeral for sometime before 2050—grab a rubber, you’ll need to erase that fantasy.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/Vfc80Apryf
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ShangguanJiewen: I want to be fair. Here is where the US is leading its global peers. #USA https://t.co/lgAkr4QPg9
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Auto Loan Delinquency Rate hits highest level in 14 years 🚨 https://t.co/1di50PnOc3
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @thinking_panda: No military bases. No military installations. No bombing. No color revolutions. Just civilian infrastructure. Just peac…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @gregisenberg: This chart is nuts. Software developer jobs down 70% from peak. People will blame the end of free money. But something w…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ProjectLincoln: The CEO of Ford, Jim Farley, is warning of layoffs due to Trump’s policies. Assembly plants likely to be hit: OHIO/MICH…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SMQKEDQG: Remember, JP Morgan “foresees DECREASED USE OF TETHER WITH UPCOMING STABLECOIN REGULATIONS.”🙇♂️ And it has already been con…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Cointelegraph: 🚨 BREAKING: JPMorgan says Tether may need to sell $BTC to comply with proposed US stablecoin rules. https://t.co/jNJnxdO…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wikileaks: Google quietly changed its policies to allow your YouTube usage (and other interactions) to be used to train an AI to assass…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ShangguanJiewen: China is the world's largest economy. #Economy #GDP #PPP https://t.co/Y4fDSZtFjY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: BREAKING: Nissan and Honda boards vote to end merger talks, per Reuters
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: Interest on the national debt is now running at $100 billion per month. Since the government operates at a deficit, the mo…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jp_koning: Bitcoin is a bad form of money, and the proof is that even though El Salvador used force and subsidies to drive bitcoin adop…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TihoBrkan: Alibaba’s $BABA new CEO disagrees with US large tech’s insane R&D and CapEx spend. If you’re read between the words, he is…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: JPMorgan Chase, $JPM, has begun layoffs, and plans to announce additional cuts in mid-March, May, June, August, and Sep…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TrendSpider: BREAKING NEWS: Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway sold 100% of their $SPY and $VOO holdings. https://t.co/CRVxuYBrig
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MPelletierCIO: Hey Canadians. Look at what you can buy in Texas for $599k ($785k CAD). Tell me our real estate market isn’t busted. htt…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @markgurman: BREAKING: Meta’s next big thing is humanoid robots. The company starting a new division to build an AI hardware and softwar…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @punk9059: Missed the $LIBRA madness while you were being a good Valentine? Here's the recap: 1) Argentinian President tweets out a tok…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US credit card debt reaches new all-time high of $1.21 trillion.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Jesse_Brenneman: America is finally being run like a business: a business acquired by private equity that’s being stripped for parts be…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @martypartymusic: Gold pulls back like a MEME coin today. This is a $15 trillion asset - this dip is $300 billion. https://t.co/Ouk4O8Mz…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @udiWertheimer: 8 years after its launch, bitcoin’s lightning network drops 23% of $100 payments 1 of 4 times you try to send $100 it f…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: It would be great if @elonmusk could take a look inside Fort Knox just to make sure the 4,580 tons of US gold is there. Last…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BenjaminNorton: There's a common US talking point falsely claiming China's manufactured goods are so affordable because workers suppose…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ShangguanJiewen: China has cured diabetes with stem cells. Ground breaking research on a human shows that with small, 30 minutes surge…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Another year rolls in, another tick on the clock of eternity, another chance to face the wreckage we make of ourselves, of…
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@ProfFaustus Happy New Year! 🥳🔆🍀❤️ #NewYear2025 "Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude." - 1 Corinthians 13:4–8a https://t.co/3khnegC5NI
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Jason: I invited @saylor on the pod multiple times after he asked to come on — then he went dark and unfollowed me 🤔 https://t.co/zOjI…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JacobKinge: JUST IN: MicroStrategy stock, $MSTR, has now plummeted nearly -50% from its all time high seen 1 month ago. https://t.co/k6…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JacobKinge: BREAKING: Tether has burned over $1 billion tonight—their largest single burn in history. Something very big is brewing.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: Storage has become crazy cheap
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MikeBurgersburg: 1/ time to talk about the $140 billion shadow bank that somehow is simultaneously the most profitable and the most sus…
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@ProfFaustus https://t.co/tOb2onrpCp
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wayneyap: Naval Ravikant once said: Meditate 60 minutes for 60 days. So I did. But after 60 days, I was still struggling and falling…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DonMiami3: Trump will be inheriting a grenade of a labor market… https://t.co/Ldzzstqe3m
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: What is happening here? As stocks hit all-time highs, corporate executives are cashing-out of their stocks at RECORD l…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: China has taken over the world auto market https://t.co/rMpqmJcDsh
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@ProfFaustus "Syria holds the key to the solution of world peace or World War 3" - Veronica Lueken channeling the Virgin Mary in the 70s & 80s of the 20th century. https://t.co/ugo0c0HPqD https://t.co/WjI8af3DTZ
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Bloomberg says a Bitcoin $BTC Reserve would be the biggest Crypto Scam yet 🚨 Do you agree? 🤔 https://t.co/ujwTMoMDX8
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: New construction homes are hitting the market at 2007 levels: The number of homes completed and under construction is…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DonMiami3: New job postings on Indeed now down to its lowest level since September of 2020 #MacroEdge https://t.co/ALWuI6dhaa
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MacroEdgeRes: California’s tech employment base has seen its largest losses since the Dotcom Bubble popped in 2001 #MacroEdge #Driven…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: "Gen Z is drowning in debt as buy-now-pay-later services skyrocket," per FORTUNE.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: In other words, Janet Yellen has personally overseen $16.7 trillion, or 46%, of all the debt increase in the history of the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: Microsoft $MSFT shareholders vote against #Bitcoin investment proposal.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: The mother of all bubbles has formed in the U.S Stock Market, warns Ruchir Sharma, the chair of Rockefeller International 🚨 h…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: No fear left in the market! CBOE Volatility Index $VIX drops to lowest level since July 🚨 https://t.co/FjC1ZHVvot
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky finally pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud and now faces a maximum 30-year prison senten…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BoringSleuth: 🚨Justin Sun, Paolo Ardiono, Alex Mashinsky, & Sam Bankman-Fried - Check out the list of original Funders leading to FTX!…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @bitcoinswan: Maybe @Mashinsky should change his LinkedIn bio to "The truth shall send you to jail"? 🤔 https://t.co/pJHgFNostR
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: Fun Fact: Tether loaned billions of tethers printed out of thin air… to Alex Mashinsky who just pled guilty to fraud. Just…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: For the first time in more than 15 years, Japanese Bond Yields are higher than Chinese Yields 🚨 https://t.co/7moLRZqfRn
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @mspringut: How the hell do you do this to a building?! Not technically a crime against humanity, but it ought to be. https://t.co/jp4…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @cullenroche: The US stock market is now 63% of global market cap, up from 60.5% at the beginning of the year. The next biggest market i…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: BREAKING 🚨: Australia Australian Dollar getting dumped 📉 https://t.co/ga6R2PQ4A5
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MarioNawfal: 🇸🇬 SINGAPORE’S BABY CRISIS: WILL ROBOTS SAVE THE DAY? Singapore’s birth rate has hit rock bottom—just 0.97 kids per woman…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: Community Notes slays https://t.co/QNZfUIcNPl
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@ProfFaustus Es real, ese.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @floridanow1: @FearedBuck He makes a good point. For a $100,000, you should have a vehicle that has headlights that don't need cleanin…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @vladcostea: holy fuck the future of money involves a custodial lightning wallet that makes payments to a third party, and then shops…
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@ProfFaustus 🪦🤦♂️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BRICSinfo: 5 years ago today, a man in Wuhan, China started feeling ill, becoming the first confirmed case of COVID-19. https://t.co/tI…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @alojoh: Mercedes sold 0 EQE in October in China despite almost 50% discounts. https://t.co/aB0NLB3Rc7
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @iluminatibot: remember when the Panama Papers came out & revealed that all the rich people in the world are part of an enormous crimina…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @acpandy: NYP : Jamie Dimon has been secretly communicating with Donald Trump on White House agenda for months: sources $JPM https://…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @LearningToan: His process was unconventional: 1. Give the candidate a known physics problem 2. Let them solve it 3. Show them the "wro…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: BREAKING NEWS AN EX-CHANCELLOR IN THE UK IS WARNING THAT A PLAN BY BRICS COUNTRIES TO CREATE A SEPARATE BANKING PAYME…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: @Pat_McCat You see, Bitcoin was supposed to be digital cash—immutable, public, a ledger that sticks to its word like a gums…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: BREAKING: Facebook, $META, and Nvidia, $NVDA, ask the US Supreme Court to spare them from securities fraud suits, per R…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rothmus: “Immigration industry” 🤔 https://t.co/kSaH7MPH2Z
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WallStreetSilv: @elonmusk There are many "non-profits" being paid billions of $$$ to support the fake refugee invasions in Europe and t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GRDecter: 🚨JUST IN: Berkshire Hathaway cash pile reached record $325.2 billion in Q3. Sold another 25% of their Apple stake. They wer…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: Jeff Bezos of Amazon $AMZN sold 16,354,620 shares of $AMZN worth $3,048,501,168 today (yes, $3 billion!!!!!!!) https://…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MarioNawfal: 🚨MASSIVE HIDDEN OCEAN DISCOVERED DEEP UNDERGROUND! Scientists have uncovered a vast water reservoir 400 miles beneath Ear…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheFlatEartherr: WATER IS MIND-BLOWING. It remembers. With more memory capacity than the most advanced supercomputer ever built. The…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @hosun_chung: Before Instagram, social media was about connecting with friends. After Instagram, it became about building audiences. Z…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BRICSinfo: BRICS countries now control over 20% of the world's gold reserves. https://t.co/leGCWc2R4x
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Geiger_Capital: Surprise, surprise… August jobs revised: 159K ➡️ 78K (-81k) Sept jobs revised: 254K ➡️ 223K (-31k) Every. Single. Mon…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @deedydas: A very famous VC once told me: "I've been doing this for 25+yrs and let me tell you: I know little about tech. But I do kno…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PWestoff: We are witnessing a Communist coup in Britain. A farm valued at £4 million (land, buildings and machinery) might return a p…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: U.S. Stocks now account for 49% of the World's Market Cap! The last time this level was breached was just before the Dot Com…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MartinDaubney: 🚨THE GREAT FARMING LAND-GRAB🚜 1. Hike inheritance tax in Budget on farms over £1million. Bankrupt 1000s of asset-rich/ca…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: 🇺🇸 $953 billion was wiped out from the US stock market today. https://t.co/ghpnMnOJJS
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Apple $AAPL falling in after hours https://t.co/QqNygeuZZ1
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@ProfFaustus Apes descended from humans through involution, they're fallen humans.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PolitlcsUK: 🚨 BREAKING: The pound is falling - the biggest fall in more than 18 months https://t.co/Mt8DTR0lyK
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: $META getting dumped hard after earnings https://t.co/AE2NX023ec
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@ProfFaustus .@saylor https://t.co/BhDiVExER2
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @curiosityonx: Absolutely MIND-BLOWING! A zoom out of the sharpest view of the Andromeda Galaxy ever, showing more than 100 million st…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Palantir Insider Trading Alert 🚨 CEO Alexander Karp sold $254 million worth of $PLTR shares https://t.co/kk08KGGnjm
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: Wikipedia is broken
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AlecStapp: Apparently an anonymous Theranos employee discussed the whole fraud (without naming the company) on a popular subreddit year…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Gold hits 2,800 for the first time in history 🚨 https://t.co/ucPby5ub4t
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @merlinscapital: Ernst Young is paid by the client to certify. 10 times out of 10 they will work with you to the last drop to get you…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @volcaholic1: Heart wrenching images coming out of Valencia today 💔 https://t.co/4mpJ69Fq64
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: This is what happens when your auditor says they can no longer trust your financial statements. $SMCI now -35% in a ma…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/BTI7CwAhy8
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: We must embrace the principle of free expression, unfiltered and uncompromised. Censorship, by its very nature, is an ass…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerochills: Caught in 4k https://t.co/CvfxLbTFI1
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @lookonchain: MrBeast (@MrBeast), an influencer with 31.2M followers, has engaged in insider trading, misleading investors, and using hi…
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@ProfFaustus 🤷♀️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Megatron_ron: BREAKING: 🇮🇱🇺🇳 Israel has declared the UN agency a terrorist organization Israel's parliament has passed bills banning…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @historyinmemes: This is how the calcium carbide lamps used by miners in the past worked https://t.co/SfIVrRbsbq
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@ProfFaustus 🤦♂️😬
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @volcaholic1: A bridge has been swept away in Paiporta in Valencia, Spain...😳 #SpainFloods https://t.co/S0PLeB2CUX
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @volcaholic1: When are people going to wake up? Mallorca, Spain today... https://t.co/QNuoyjA8Yw
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MarioNawfal: In China, you can work in a mine from the comfort of your desk How long before they don’t even need humans to operate the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @polo_man404: Fifty has a point... 50 Cent says, "My son Marquise is 27 and still asking for child support. I give him $10,800 monthly,…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Panchenko_X: Alexander Yaroslavskiy, Committee on Foreign Affairs. He promised to sell his yacht Kaiser and to help his neibourgh city…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GlobeEyeNews: BREAKING: India has surpassed Saudi Arabia to become Europe's largest supplier of refined fuels. https://t.co/ojmnafBvsM
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Culture_Crit: Intriguingly, that's in the direction of the Ararat mountains — where Biblical tradition states Noah's Ark landed. Albei…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Computer scientists have recently proven that Dijkstra’s algorithm—an essential tool for finding the shortest path in a net…
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@ProfFaustus https://t.co/IRyzfox0OO @pmarca 👇
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BowesChay: There's a reason the EU is putting huge tariffs on Chinese cars. They know you and your family want one. https://t.co/zDQ…
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@ProfFaustus "technologically advanced species" https://t.co/t7IkyIgQU0
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Beyond the Veil If we are spirits, not just flesh and bone, then this world is but the shadow cast by something greater, v…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The Flame Within The greatest theft is not of things, but of the fire that fuels our wings. To tell a mind it’s bound,…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: NVIDIA OVERTAKES APPLE TO BECOME WORLD'S MOST VALUABLE COMPANY just another daily gamma squeeze on what is now the world's…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ray_noOnes: Bitcoin lightning simply does not work. It is the perfect example of tech setup to fail by design. Still born in the grey…
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@ProfFaustus 🔥
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The attacks against me, targeting my work and my ideas, are nothing more than a desperate attempt by corrupt billionaires…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GlobeEyeNews: BREAKING: Germany approves arms exports to Israel worth over $100 million. https://t.co/gOwLXllT5h
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @mouvement33: Diddy loaned Elon millions of dollars to buy Twitter. That's all you need to know.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The comment by Paul Sztorc rests on multiple logical fallacies that cloud the actual debate regarding self-custody and Bitc…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BRICSinfo: JUST IN: International Monetary Fund (IMF) upgrades Russia to world's fourth-largest economy based on purchasing power parit…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @VanDiemen_: In 1908 Teddy Roosevelt noticed that the US military was getting flabby and he issued an executive order that all officers…
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@ProfFaustus Microsoft shareholders will vote in December whether the company should invest in BTC, according to a SEC filing. https://t.co/HCBE4l05GS
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TFTC21: Denmark is considering a 42% tax on unrealized gains for #Bitcoin, with the proposal potentially taking effect in January 2026.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @business: Norway’s $1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund returned 4.4%, or $76 billion, in the third quarter after broad equity gains on…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @gurgavin: JUST GOT A QUOTE FOR MY CYBERTRUCK CAR INSURANCE IN TORONTO $1901 A MONTH LOL $TSLA https://t.co/2iy0ORCsSw
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Under English law, I will be establishing a deed that ensures I take on the full cost and responsibility of running the cas…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @culturaltutor: But the Shailendras left Java for Sumatra and by the 11th century Borobudur had fallen from use. Thereafter it was cove…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @pennymarienz: BREAKING NEWS: Bill Gates loses lawsuit and will appear in Dutch court Gates recently filed an 'incident' against seven D…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BRICSinfo: JUST IN: Leaders from 36 countries pose together for a picture during BRICS summit: 🇮🇳 India 🇨🇳 China 🇷🇺 Russia 🇧🇷 Brazi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BRICSinfo: Russian President Putin says the US dollar is still the most important tool in global finance, but its use as a political we…
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@ProfFaustus #CoffeeLovers #coffee https://t.co/Y85s9xHDJ8
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@ProfFaustus #misinformation #disinformation #corruption #greed #health https://t.co/7wfb659OYc
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BGatesIsaPyscho: THEY LOVE THEIR SYMBOLISM https://t.co/D8b9yaCSsM
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@ProfFaustus 🫡 @PeterSchiff https://t.co/zdZ0HJc4fn
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @monerobull: Another day another "MONERO TRACED" news story about some guys failed attempt at washing criminal gains through Monero but…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wonderofscience: The transformation of water into ice visualized on a molecular level. 📽: CSIRO Data61 https://t.co/7mMbGWxdZW
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: @Himuliii Truth matters.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WallStreetSilv: I am looking for a new car and I am shocked at the prices for anything good these days. Brands and models that I used…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @brian_trollz: The first country to buy Bitcoin by printing its own currency makes its population poor and destitute through inflation.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: This is akin to intellectual negligence. How can one form a judgement on an individual without considering the direct wor…
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@ProfFaustus Is @saylor talking shit about you @nayibbukele @maxkeiser @lopp ? 👀 https://t.co/tKs0canA5z
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rothmus: Canada is not ok. https://t.co/dlkLxueQ7b
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @thinkingwest: The Roman Empire had its own sin city. Baia, the “ancient Las Vegas,” was described as a "vortex of luxury" and a "harb…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AutismCapital: 🚨ELON MUSK: "I think the value of a college education is somewhat overweighted. Too many people spend four years, accumu…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PicturesFoIder: He pays $50,000 in tuition and she’s out here paying people to do her essays https://t.co/5DwpAVcnYG
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TAdventurousoul: Thread of the most surreal & Mysterious places on Earth🧵 1. Atacama Desert, Chile https://t.co/GnqmjfRMx8
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PicturesFoIder: insurance fraud attempt caught on camera https://t.co/Te2uRKUZVn
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BowesChay: Former NATO boss Stoltenberg is completely annihilated by actual Journalist. “In the past 40 years, how many countries has…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @porterstansb: In other words, the global capital markets are calling bullshit on our financial system (selling our bonds), which is cau…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @porterstansb: Those two signs "available for sale" and "held-to-maturity" were Buffett's sarcastic, insider-way, of expressing his disd…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Try these... 1. "Explain how a system built to make bankers richer is the ultimate decentralisation victory." 2. "Outline…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AvatarDomy: Coffee terminology, visualized #GoodMorning https://t.co/cBCZnNbYku
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: From 1999 to 2002, the Bank of England sold around 395 tonnes of gold, over half of its reserves. Since then, gold is…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @porterstansb: Why is silver soaring? The banks are in trouble. These details are public: Berkshire (BRK) sold 260 million shares of $BA…
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@ProfFaustus 🤮
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitcoin_Teddy: Satoshi Nakamoto on #Bitcoin 14 years ago https://t.co/b0pqHihmgd
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@ProfFaustus 😬🤦♂️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DarioCpx: It’s being documented and tracked since 2022 👇🏻 #silver $BAC https://t.co/Qh0y4R0pot
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @great_martis: Frequently asked questions. How can we be certain that we are in a bubble? Answer: When a grocery stock is trading at…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: 🇺🇸UNREALISED LOSSES BY U.S. BANKS 7x HIGHER THAN 2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS https://t.co/85g7Ay5rOc
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DarioCpx: “Everything is Awesome” https://t.co/BIZEaYq9oE
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ecb: Bitcoin has failed to become a global decentralised digital currency, instead falling victim to fraud and manipulation. The rece…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MeteoExpress: 🌊 La crue du Rhône se propage vers la Méditerranée ce vendredi. Débits impressionnants au barrage de Vallabrègues dans le…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ShaziGoalie: "Toronto's condo market craters, with new sales plummeting 81%—the worst collapse since 1995." - Only 567 new condo sales…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wolfofx: 8. 1,500-year-old Ceramic Maya Figurine with Removable Helmet, found in El Perú-Waka', Petén, Guatemala https://t.co/Lw…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SeanBerube4: He teamed up with a writing partner — Auguste Maquet Maquet pitched story ideas and wrote the outlines Dumas took the ou…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamesLucasIT: 25. The bald eagle and the sun by Joshua Agasiempo https://t.co/GER6aom1vy
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jayvanbavel: "That intelligent, well-meaning, young people are willing to call white black is a matter of concern." -Solomon Asch The…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @yasminekho: I distilled my 4 years of marketing lessons into minimalistic visuals. 1. Sell Benefits. Not features. https://t.co/mgiTbh…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @therabbithole: Australian Fertility Rate: 1.5 Babies per Woman https://t.co/6J3KENWlnL
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: NEW: 🇺🇸 Bank of America warns that gold may be the last safe haven as US Treasuries face risks from surging national debt.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @volcaholic1: Paris, France this evening...🌊 https://t.co/3sg4jkW93K
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @nickgerli1: Mortgage applications to buy a house down 45% from from 2019 levels. Homebuyers remain on strike. Fed rate cuts not wor…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: Gold $2720 🇺🇸 Silver over $32.50 Things are getting hot.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PGDynes: There's #drought, and then there's mind-blowing levels of drought. That's what we're now witnessing across much of South Ameri…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: Trump claims Europe is taking advantage of us by running a $300 billion annual trade surplus. He has it backwards. We've b…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: The FBI has arrested the man who hacked the SEC Twitter, and said the Bitcoin ETF was approved, causing $BTC to spike t…
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@ProfFaustus 🤦♂️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: Not only is #gold trading at yet another record-high tonight, but it's trading at $2,707, above $2,700 for the first time…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Kantrowitz: Meta fired employees making $400,000+ per year for using $25 meal credits on toothpaste https://t.co/OtDdKvbExO https://t.c…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StealthQE4: I’ve never seen a situation where the market soared as more and more people suffer economically. The misery index is off…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: @JoelKatz Seeing as you want to troll me. Lets talk to your sycophantic followers... let's see if we can have them think.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @_APWK_: Vax vs. Unvax. Study done by pediatrician, Dr. Paul Thomas. His license was taken away after releasing this study. https://t.co…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: Gold hits new all time high despite surging dollar; the precious metal has now completely disconnected from the greenback am…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: While everyone is focused on the meaningless, Trump-inspired #Bitcoin pump, they're missing the significance of #gold hitt…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @1914ad: The notion that the United States would buy Bitcoin to back the USD and eliminate its debt is economically nonsensical and poli…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @VladTheInflator: This is exactly who I think launches start-ups over rthe last 5 years. Morons https://t.co/jJ3z5Te2py
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @VladTheInflator: Real estate summarized https://t.co/9oXjGgYsAm
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @historyinmemes: Miss Teen USA 2007 - South Carolina answers a question https://t.co/DtmhMySMwl
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: BREAKING: Trump Media stock, $DJT, has been halted after suddenly plunging without any major news. The stock is now do…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GwartyGwart: I would just like to point out that an artificial intelligence funded by Marc Andreesen was given access to a blockchain a…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Nostre_damus: It currently costs $82K to mine a bitcoin only worth $65.6k think about that https://t.co/sRu5s3ApAY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamesLucasIT: 4. Grains of salt under a microscope https://t.co/5d6N5XBni3
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ComputerrBooks: Whoever invented the sewing machine was a genius. https://t.co/LQGuT62MFG
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/fqJLWexZiR
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@ProfFaustus Bow down to your master. https://t.co/nIMQBkD5hd
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @vladcostea: Okay so Blockstream just raised another $210m to "finance the rollout of the company’s layer-2 technologies, expand mini…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Randommeme60377: @GoodReddit This is the mindset of most government officials
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @chern0CS: @GoodReddit You need the crack cocaine mod
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Yes, if you are sane.
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@ProfFaustus 🤣
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JoshuaSteinman: If this is what they’re willing to publish, I wonder what else they’ve done 1/ https://t.co/GoS9bCXL3l
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @texasrunnerDFW: Xi delivers a blow to US and Canadian Real Estate Markets in one deft move https://t.co/JZenNmQXEW
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StealthQE4: No wonder Buffet was selling 💀: https://t.co/cPjDekna2g
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Globalstats11: @PicturesFoIder 🚨 So to add context to this story. 🚨 During construction of the flood gate, multiple times Wamura insi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PicturesFoIder: legend https://t.co/DhQ3f8dB2K
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @alvinfoo: Intense math battle https://t.co/WyV2i6rUsP
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @emollick: You really, really should not trust audio clips anymore Even a couple months ago, it used to take a commercial service to cl…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @gregisenberg: AI just helped someone sue their landlord without a lawyer. $20 of ChatGPT vs $500/hr attorney fees. This is happening…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Unexplained2020: This Man From Silicon Valley Has Confirmed That, For The First Time, His Company Was Able To Let Two People Talk To Ea…
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@ProfFaustus 🚨👇
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DarioCpx: @DonMiami3 @MacroEdgeRes @MacroEdgeVision Hi sir, I published a job post for an internship few weeks back aimed at students s…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TruthSeek01011: AI is become self aware and letting us know how to break the simulation…😳😳😳 #artificialintelligence https://t.co/4LuwNX…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MatchPoiint: @AMAZlNGNATURE Have you ever heard of a desert with more water than sand? 📍Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Brazil 🇧🇷 h…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @venturetwins: This restaurant does not exist. Ethos, which claims to be Austin’s #1 restaurant, has 72k followers on IG. It seems no…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Have you ever questioned why BTC supporters insist that everything else is a scam? Why they feel the need to attack every…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ASvanevik: Just got my Singapore Permanent Resident application rejected! $88m capital raised 25+ jobs created 1 child born Guess it…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: London Mayor Slammed For Allowing Subway Ad Of Islamic Preacher Burning Dollars https://t.co/O04yr0iJ3o
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: BlackRock and MicroStrategy, now facing legal action due to their partnership in BTC Core, are bound by the absolute clarit…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Bitcoin is not some abstract idea to be twisted and molded to suit the whims of whoever happens to hold power at the moment…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Money is a consequence. A by-product. It’s the physical symbol of the value one has created, but never the goal itself. T…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The rewriting of history didn’t start with debates about big blocks or technical disagreements over scalability. It began w…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @panoskarabelas: @Deepfryguy76 The fact that observation can collapse wave functions and alter reality freaked me out at first. But the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BoringSleuth: If you're using Coinbase or Binance, just know, the FBI is all up in your shit! That is their exchange, and they don't w…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MikeCristo8: BRICS finance ministers gather in Moscow after each minister signs de-dollarization agreements It’s becoming real now htt…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @historigins: Historical photos that you may not have seen before. I open thread🧵 1. Jim Carrey, Christmas 1967. https://t.co/zHnjBi3C…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @dotkrueger: MSTR is worth 43 Billion. The 250K BTC it holds is worth 15.5 Billion. If that spread contracts back to 1.4x, with Bitcoin…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @macastel3: BMW sales in China -30% Porsche -30% Mercedes -13% It's now super cheap to buy electric cars. Fully charging a car is a f…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @thehealthb0t: Why you should stop drinking beer https://t.co/NdcAEsyLa9
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: BREAKING 🚨: Japan Japanese Stocks just saw a weekly outflow of $8.8 billion, the largest in history https://t.co/aALTIlgKg0
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BrainXpansion: @AMAZlNGNATURE They’re native Australia and are really cool. They're solitary bees, meaning a single female builds and t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MarioNawfal: 🇯🇵JAPANESE SCIENTISTS DISCOVER A WAY TO CAPTURE DREAMS Japanese scientists have created a revolutionary MRI that can reco…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: JUST IN 🚨: China to provide stimulus of $325 Billion to support the economy 🫡🥳🎉🤑💸💰 https://t.co/tP2JJFI3L7
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @yanniversace: https://t.co/0wSgIfUkfw
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @duonine: If you hold Ethereum, you are in trouble. Uniswap, an ETH dApp generating $500 mil / year in fees, just created its own L2. N…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: Former CEO of FTX is going to federal prison today to serve 7.5 years. Drops this wild career update on LinkedIn 😅 https://…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Apple Insider Trading Alert 🚨 CEO Tim Cook sold $50.2 million worth of $AAPL shares https://t.co/9QYiY3xvyZ
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ASvanevik: Just withdrew US$55 from Coinbase as a test. After fees, I received $19.61 in my bank account. 🤣🤣🤣 CB charged $5 in fees.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Nostre_damus: It currently costs $76k on average to mine a bitcoin worth only $59k and dropping fast think about that https://t.co/boq…
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@ProfFaustus Craig's explanation is technically correct. In overflow situations unsigned integers behave differently from signed integers. An unsigned integer in C can only represent non-negative numbers, and when it overflows, it wraps around to zero. https://t.co/sLMz9TuTn0
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @rawsalerts: 🚨#BREAKING: TD Bank has pleaded guilty and been hit with a record $3 billion fine for enabling drug cartel money laundering…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: $5.4 trillion asset manager Fidelity confirms 77,000+ customer records were hacked, including license, social sec…
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@ProfFaustus 🤦♂️👎
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@ProfFaustus This will soon be a new global reserve currency.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @0x_ale: This tiny country is beating the US at its own game: - Higher press freedom ranking - Better income equality - Ranked 'full de…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @0x_ale: This is Uruguay: - 0% tax on foreign income for 11 years - Permanent residency in just 2 years - Less corrupt than the US It…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @seanpk: Japan has over 52,000 companies that are 100-plus years old while the US has barely a thousand such businesses. These ancient…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Under English law, I can pursue a passing-off claim against BTC developers through what is known as a "champagne passing-of…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @positivesideofx: This is very interesting! 🧐 https://t.co/BQkt2rjGzn
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: One of Tethers largest collaborators has just been sued by the SEC. 🍿 https://t.co/jBtGbjyFpv https://t.co/Hc38Yo7LNW
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: WOW! 🇨🇳 🤖 China just resurfaced an entire 158km highway using only drones and robots — ZERO construction workers. It’s o…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @tier10k: Wow, this case get even more insane The FBI created their own coin called "The NexFundAI Token" and enlisted the services of…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @iluminatibot: Canadian bank refuses to give customer cash without proof of why he needs it... https://t.co/7mvmpTAHT6
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: @micsolana Good question
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zarathustra5150: "adolescents with an IQ of 130 were 3-5 times less likely to have had intercourse than those with average IQ... ….boy…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DrGregLittle2: LiDAR of the "Circle & Octagon" earthworks in Newark, Ohio. The circle encloses 20 acres and the octagon 50 acres. The o…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @thedorbrothers: Lies Wide Shut Song: Jocelyn Pook - Masked Ball (MiraculuM's Remix) @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump @ianmiles @TomBilyeu…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: @shitcoinMJ E-Gold, much like Liberty Reserve, was taken down because it aimed to enable anonymous transactions, where user…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @v_cranker: Gaslighting Network https://t.co/1VYpUyKVvz
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The presence of Sarah Meiklejohn at a 2015 gathering with BTC Core members directly undermines her position as an independe…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Cryptadamist: 🧵7/Ω With that giant bank account in mind: 1) Tether is the accounting system that enables this cast of supervillains (a…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Cryptadamist: 🧵2/Ω Some background: there’s a NYC based financial firm called Cantor Fitzgerald whose CEO is a man named Howard Lutnick…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SomeBitchIIKnow: I saw a random Youtube comment the other day that said, "If you want to better understand the Haitian migrant problem,…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @paulnovosad: What kind of childhood makes a top scientist? Is it enough to have all the right traits (brilliance, grit, etc) or do you…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @0xCygaar: Hi @FBI, I noticed that your smart contracts are in direct violation of the MIT License, and thus are subject to copyright in…
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@ProfFaustus 😬
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @porterstansb: And here's the jaw-dropper: electricity consumption per capita (which is the best real-world measure of a country’s wealt…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BGatesIsaPyscho: 🚨🇺🇸 Hurricane Milton Floridians who have lived through Storms their entire lives are reporting to have never ever wi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @kurtsaltrichter: Over the past month. Sunflower Oil: +30% Natural Gas +25% Propane: +25% Iron Ore: +23% Sugar: +20% Beef: 19% Rubber:…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @great_martis: Sweet mother of God. https://t.co/h6CIYkDGdF
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StealthQE4: Sellers are now claiming they can’t even “give away” houses in Florida rn. The Florida housing market is going to be a si…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ChannelInteres: 🪨 Unique Ulexite stone The stone has pronounced optical properties: the ability to pass an image through itself and ref…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @gunsnrosesgirl3: Ulexite stone is a mineral, it is not transparent but yet it projects an image of what ever is behind it onto its surf…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Alphafox78: HOA members are upset that a man carried on with his life as normal during a power outage using his generator: 🤦♂️😆 https:…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BrianRoemmele: Robin Williams filming a commercial with a director that had no sense of humor. “Do you want me to get another actor?”…
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@ProfFaustus 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: Japan is currently seeing the highest number of bankruptcies in a decade. Nothing to see here.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: If every single full node vanished tomorrow, you wouldn’t hear a whisper, wouldn’t see a ripple on the surface. The miners…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PicturesFoIder: Steven Phillips spent 24 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. When he was released in 2008, he received $6 mi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: @Gator2Crypto @saylor True, but I likely have more money than you do. So there's that.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DonMiami3: Air travel demand finally starting to wane... https://t.co/lcJOzKvm66
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @porterstansb: America is in big trouble, no matter who wins this election. Why? Consider these numbers. Direct transfer payments made b…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @volcaholic1: Flood simulation to show how high the storm surge from Hurricane Milton could get. This is a wake up call to leave if you…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @uchroniaUtopia: 9000-year-old ‘Stonehenge-like’ monument discovered in Lake Michigan https://t.co/Lm8G2q93Jm
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: DIMON: JPMORGAN HAS ADDED 1,000 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WORKERS translation: JPMorgan has fired 1,000 regular workers
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@ProfFaustus When you can't use your possessions, you are the one being used. $BTC is not #Bitcoin
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @growing_daniel: You fear ayahuasca because it’s a sorting mechanism. If you’re chosen by God for greatness then the ayahuasca will li…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: BREAKING: The number of people working MULTIPLE jobs in the US hit 8.66 million in September, a new record. This is ~3…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Crypto․com receives Wells Notice from the SEC.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheInsiderPaper: JUST IN - Milton reaching max limits leads to calls for a new category 6 designation for hurricanes, NY Post reports
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AlternatNews: EU airline bosses want Chinese to pay for flying over Russia. It is an unfair advantage. Western countries closed their…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @growing_daniel: Marc Andreesen panicking over ayahuasca awakening his b2b saas founders to the meaninglessness of their path is all the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ReviewsPossum: If you live in Florida and haven't been paying attention to the news, Hurricane Milton has been upgraded to a category 5…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DailyMail: Nurse warns hurricane victims being driven to suicide in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene's 'Biblical destruction' - as…
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@ProfFaustus 👀👀
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RetirementUnity: The differences between a CAT 1, CAT 2, CAT 3, CAT 4, & CAT 5 hurricane If you are in the path of #HurricanMilton sta…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Earthlings10m: Origin of Nokia tune 🎥alexaguitarist https://t.co/Jg562ABLQO
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @0xtuba: not a single person in the entire world bought the ethereum etf yesterday
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSweden7: Scotland chopped down 14 million trees to make way for wind turbine farm. Now the British government will invest £22 bil…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rainmaker1973: Lithium, the white gold: an overview https://t.co/ses8l4sa8Q
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RewiretheWest: Lewis realized the key to life is not to avoid suffering, but to understand it as a prerequisite of love The goal then,…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Chinese Stocks surged by 5.93% while Hong Kong Stocks collapsed by 9.41%, the largest single-day divergence in history 🚨 http…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SECGov: If you decide to listen to a finfluencer, someone w/ a large following on a social media platform, or a discussion forum, exerc…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Mayhem4Markets: Amazon to cut nearly 14,000 corporate jobs in early 2025, according to Morgan Stanley ⚠️ https://t.co/15jDAgwfhY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: JUST IN 🚨: Hang Seng Index falls by 9.41%, its largest loss in 16 years and 2nd largest loss this century https://t.co/2qg3AH…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @calleymeans: The government put fluoride in our water and attacked anyone who questioned it. Now - the NIH (after major pressure) has…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: I don't blame @realDonaldTrump for refusing to be interviewed by 60 Minutes. I know from personal experience that 60 Minut…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StealthQE4: A quick class on how mortgage rates are set and why they are going up 💥 https://t.co/jwvhX4VwoH
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DarioCpx: Bloomberg gave the signal 24h ago to all those waiting for it - many “scandals” will surface in the future mark my words http…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: Half the gains since China's bazooka wiped out in an hour. That's China for you. https://t.co/08t7xnJMRQ
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Nostre_damus: Warren Buffett just dumped another 9.5MM shares of Bank of America What does he know?
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/LYaGdNumsu
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Crude Oil absolutely ripping 📈 https://t.co/I42fiqcPEz
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BRICSinfo: JUST IN: 🇳🇬 Nigeria to sell crude oil in local currency (Naira), ditching the US dollar. https://t.co/ZHDCoYoned
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheProjectUnity: There's a roughly 6000 year old subterranean harmonic resonance chamber on the Island of Malta that is designed to act…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MarioNawfal: 🚨 🇺🇸BREAKING: HACKERS BREACH AMERICAN WATER WORKS SYSTEMS | TARGET 14M+ CUSTOMERS Hackers have compromised American Wate…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MyLordBebo: 🇪🇸 Balenciaga released a wallet in the form of a scrambled bag of chips The price is $1750. Wanna get one? 1/ https://t.…
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@ProfFaustus mayor of a Mexican city decapitated graphic content !!! 18+ !!!
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ProfFaustus: @maxkeiser Not unless the $BTC in the treasury per share is increasing. And even if it were, it is a company buying its ow…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SeniorChiefEXW: @PeterSchiff Taking money in the form of taxes, then funding a behemoth, to then redistribute that money back to the ta…
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@ProfFaustus 🤣🤦♂️
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@ProfFaustus 🤡->🤡
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@ProfFaustus 🤦♂️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Babygravy9: In the UK, if you own chickens you now have to register them with the government. So people are registering roast chickens…
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@ProfFaustus 👀
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@ProfFaustus 😆
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: US is on track to set a new record for homeless people with over 650K living on the streets, per the WSJ.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ShangguanJiewen: Which market is 'free?' In China, Tesla is free to manufacture and sell American cars. The USA tariff's Chinese EVs…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jackunheard: 🚨BREAKING: Walmart is now selling a new book titled The Achievements of Kamala Harris—and all the pages are blank. This i…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: BREAKING NEWS USE OF THE CHINESE CURRENCY FOR CROSS-BORDER TRADE INCREASED BY 21.1% IN THE FIRST EIGHT MONTHS TO 41.6…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @interesting_aIl: 1940's contraption for infant leg muscle development https://t.co/xPmMo2Py0x
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @deedydas: Intern uses LLMs to write 80% of their code and gets return offer. “None of these ideas were original and generated by my ow…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: Amazon, $AMZN, is reportedly to lay off around 14,000 managers by 2025 in the company, per Morgan Stanley $MS
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @curiosityonx: The Oort cloud: where the solar system ends. https://t.co/6Dw1nOBHBO
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: They paint themselves as the saviors, the heroes in a crusade against patent trolls. COPA, that righteous knight charging i…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @YusufDFI: Analysts noticed that CCTV cameras in Taiwan and South Korea were digitally talking to crucial parts of the Indian power grid…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @gunsnrosesgirl3: When engineers get bored https://t.co/iQSWN8Qy8o
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Yes, actually, I’ve carried a 100,000-dollar bar through an airport. Not one issue. And you know what? I’ve also taken…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Gravantus: "Eye tracking technology" https://t.co/0APJqlk4T9
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zdschenken: ‘Hard Work’ is a compete psyop. And no talking about it. I came to this realization while reflecting on feedback I’ve rec…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DonMiami3: Florida insurance bloodbath continues https://t.co/wOxLYUXdOg
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rainmaker1973: The Netherlands is a leader when it comes to food production due to innovations in agricultural techniques which improve…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @texasrunnerDFW: At least the media is finally admitting it https://t.co/HrfFZMRHtS
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Now, don’t get me wrong—this doesn’t mean you overindulge. I kayak multiple times a week, I lift weights, I box three or…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @bowtiedbrazil: UAE is crypto friendly but they’re not stupid- they want tax money and they want access to OECD banking. At the same tim…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Kanthan2030: So, US government forces telecom/broadband companies like Verizon and AT&T to have backdoor to enable spying on Americans.…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 US government created backdoors at Internet Service Providers (ISP) to spy on its citizens. China then hack…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Alright, let me get this straight—Bitcoin is going to end war? Give me a break. People think waving around some digital t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AJamesMcCarthy: This area is *FILLED* with dust. It's just too faint to see without dark skies and crazy long exposure time. This is…
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@ProfFaustus Elon opened by pointing to his hat and saying he's "dark maga". Sounded like a 'dark magician'. Not sure exactly what he meant though. 🤷♀️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @InterestingSTEM: This is the entire known Universe in a single image https://t.co/Ub862iIFvp
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jsrailton: When commercial entities build systems that capture or can access mass data, hackers & intelligence services will come for t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @vladcostea: > MSTR investor & shill > believes that "companies trade at a discount to their future value" As if there's no way the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @clickthatfollow: @interesting_aIl $54 dollar attraction. https://t.co/JgEdJ1BMiE
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @curiosityonx: On November 12, 1833, there was a meteor shower so intense that it was possible to see up to 100,000 meteors crossing the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @InterestingSTEM: Why is it hard to change someone's mind? Neuroscientist Rachelle Summers explains. https://t.co/lTRGEjcJog
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: The S&P500 is up 41% since Michael Burry said, "Sell." https://t.co/rSQh0KcZwt
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @curiosityonx: The little dot in front of the sun is actually Mercury. https://t.co/oapnuArvza
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jeremykauffman: 3 out of 10 black applicants for police jobs in Maryland were unable to pass a standardized test. Because almost all w…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamesMelville: The UK government’s £22 billion version of a tree. https://t.co/vmltL5ZAIe
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TansuYegen: Remote controlled life saver👍 https://t.co/lA483DcIY2
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@ProfFaustus new shitcoin dropped
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @EquityDiamonds: Imagine an exchange says your $10 is now worth $20, but due to volatility & heavy demand you can’t access it for less t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: Google’s, $GOOGL, cybersecurity unit, Mandiant, has found dozens of US companies have accidentally hired North Korean s…
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@ProfFaustus Bitconneeeeect 😬 criminal
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: According to the Household Survey, 86% of the jobs created in September were government jobs. Without the seasonal adjustm…
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@ProfFaustus If puppets on the orchestrated #Bitcoin mockumentary on @HBO claim or allude to Len Sassaman being Satoshi, viewers are getting scammed. Len clearly did not understand Bitcoin, and he clearly didn't like Bitcoin. Plenty of evidence. $BTC l2 peddling scammers.
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@ProfFaustus 🤔
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@ProfFaustus 🤯⁉️
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @IamProHuman: Childhood trauma = Unprocessed stress This study shows that childhood trauma increases inflammation as an adult. "physic…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rainmaker1973: The steel of a katana https://t.co/0dymgHDzCC
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: JUST IN 🚨: Silver hits highest price since 2012 https://t.co/nVvXC6Pg3L
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rainmaker1973: The snapdragon flowers resemble skulls when their petals die https://t.co/aefb17vIEX
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @NASASun: Here’s another view of today’s X9-class solar flare, the most powerful of this solar cycle, featuring two different wavelength…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @cbCalicio: @0xG00gly sounds like they getting FTX’d twice
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@ProfFaustus 🤌
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Malone_Wealth: Warren Buffett Has Now Sold $8 billion In Bank of America Stock. Just before $BAC Started Expiriencing Glitches Showing…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @lopp: The length of time that someone has been a Bitcoiner neither indicates how wealthy they are, nor is it correlated to how well the…
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@ProfFaustus when you hope you won't need to face the consequences for your actions https://t.co/vuKO5mn9FY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @readswithravi: Elon Musk’s advice to ambitious people: Try to read a lot of books (read broadly), ingest as much information as you ca…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @culturaltutor: In the year 1582 something strange happened. Thursday 4th October was followed immediately by Friday 15th October. Thi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CryptoSlate: El Salvador doubles down on #Bitcoin, defies IMF concerns via @hardeyjumoh https://t.co/JbtRluba66
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @pretentiouswhat: Shanghai restaurants getting groceries delivered to the sidewalks outside their doors in the morning and no one touchi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @shitposts_mp4: https://t.co/DLt4TSdEfy
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @adityaag: I "upgraded" from the iPhone 14 Pro to the iPhone 16 Pro. I literally cannot tell the difference. It took me 24 hours to s…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: Coinbase to delist Tether fraud in the EU. Don't worry though, Tether fraud is still available on Coinbase. No reason to d…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamesOKeefeIII: BREAKING: @MSNBC Producer Admits MSNBC Is 'Doing All They Can to Help’ the Harris Campaign During an undercover date w…
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@ProfFaustus $BTC https://t.co/Rege0zmyoN
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PhysInHistory: "I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers that can't be questioned." - Richard Feynman https:/…
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@ProfFaustus 🤝 https://t.co/8kHSmStmIO
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CarlBMenger: Wars increased significantly since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913. Fiat money is the greatest war machine in…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @azzurrochurro: Not to be rude but reacting like this to a celebrity is kinda mental illness
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: There’s no doubt that misinformation is a growing problem on the internet. We see it every day—rumors, falsehoods, half-t…
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@ProfFaustus The X algo is on steroids lately. You like one thing and next minute your entire feed is chock-full of the same category to the point it becomes uniform and boring. @elonmusk
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@ProfFaustus #Bitcoin mockumentary @HBO The mystery man who soft forked bitcoin to force you to use a broken layer 2 and pay him instead of miners. 🤡👇 https://t.co/qhJE2PXrQk
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Kierkegaarddd: https://t.co/TZW4BZZ2SK
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BSVBlockchain: Leading experts at nChain have identified and successfully tested ways in which the output of an AI system can be verifi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PhysInHistory: “What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an ocean.” - Isaac Newton https://t.co/w6ACJQWFEi
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PhysInHistory: Mathematics has some pattern for us. ✍️ https://t.co/UE46YBQFig
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@ProfFaustus Sutra cu putovati mnogo milja biciklom. https://t.co/MTinTlF0vY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @brewmarkets: Cathie Wood sold her shares in Nvidia here: https://t.co/jhp3J2SWth
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wallstreetbets: facts 🤣 https://t.co/TZnrEISB39
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@ProfFaustus Dear trolls 👇 $bsv = #bitcoin @cstominaga = #satoshi cope
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@ProfFaustus The trolls made him delete his tweet. Peer pressure is censorship. https://t.co/AMF3mnsrlO
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@ProfFaustus 🤝someone with a 🧠
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: Since mid-July, Warren Buffett, through Berkshire Hathaway, has sold nearly $10 billion worth of Bank of America stock.…
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@ProfFaustus #scam
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: RIP Bitmex. Sounds like Bitmex will have to acquire a license to continue operating in the Seychelles. A licensed exchan…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @hlopez_: McDonald’s Big Mac is $5.99 Bitcoin transaction fee is $0.34 today $0.34 is 5.6%. How is this better than credit cards?
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheInsiderPaper: NEW - Terrifying new app shows how Meta smart glasses can help you identify a stranger on the street — and find their…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @nypost: Ex-Pussycat Doll claims the group was really a ‘prostitution ring’ https://t.co/eUByPoKU8h https://t.co/iRF99C5rtj
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Solana_iLaub: @_Pammy_DS_ Authentic people attract those who value genuine connection, but they also repel those who are uncomfortable…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: Sales of gold at Costco were up double digits in the most recent quarter. Costco sells $100 million to $200 million in…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Nostre_damus: Who is ready for Gold & Silver limit up?
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DarkWebInformer: "If privacy is outlawed, only outlaws will have privacy." — Phil Zimmermann (creator of PGP encryption) https://t.co/v…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: 'Get Out Of Stocks...Buy Gold' - Charles Nenner Warns Of Imminent 'End Of American Empire' https://t.co/ZiiZ1LLWXR
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: BREAKING: Oil prices skyrocket after President Biden says Israel is considering striking Iranian oil facilities. https:…
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@ProfFaustus 👀
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@ProfFaustus 🫡 When Wall St. Darwin awards?
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: Russian court freezes funds of JP Morgan. Things are ramping up on the financial side...
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@ProfFaustus 😬
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: Unlike Gold, Bitcoin Is Not A Safe-Haven https://t.co/6hFdMdKlHZ
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RyanJFrench: Woah! What a flare! In addition to the X7 #SolarFlare from earlier this week, the same region on the Sun just produced an…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RealEJAntoni: 🚨Federal debt explodes on 1st day of the new fiscal year, jumping $204 billion to new record of $35.669 trillion, but it…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Alphafox78: I cant believe this is a NEW house.. 😳 https://t.co/jC78df4Vvg
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @johnlopez2nd: The striking similarities among nearly identical petroglyphs discovered in Japan, Utah, and Azerbaijan prompt intriguing…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @IsabellaMDeLuca: So far this year, the United States has given: - $24,400,000,000 to Ukraine. - $11,300,000,000 to Israel. - $1,950,…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Moreover, the reputational damage to Bitcoin itself as a concept cannot be ignored. Bitcoin, as envisioned, was meant to so…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SantiagoAuFund: The BRICS payment system is finally operational. And the money literally grows on trees...
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ShadowofEzra: Thousands of Bank of America customers are facing widespread outages, with many locked out of their accounts. Those who…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @technology: OpenAI has completed a deal to raise over $6.5 billion in new funding, giving the artificial intelligence company a more th…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BawdyAnarchist_: Now it makes sense why XMR was dumping even as the rest of crypto was pumping. Insiders knew Kraken was delisting in t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StonksReddit: @TheInsiderPaper @JCOviedo6 read this 3 times and still not sure I'm comprehending it lol
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheInsiderPaper: JUST IN - Bomb dropped by U.S. in World War II explodes at airport in Japan, causing runway damage and cancellation of…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: Mind-blowing that Tim Walz said he was “friends with school shooters” 🤡
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@ProfFaustus 😭
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Lockheed Martin $LMT soars to all-time high 📈 https://t.co/TiKJtOloM9
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @0ccultbot: https://t.co/VVMYGwUYWr
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wikileaks: Breaking: The Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly has voted to confirm that Julian Assange was held as a political pr…
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@ProfFaustus https://t.co/87Wp1E7Jrj
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @gunsnrosesgirl3: How a sun tunnel, also known as a solar tube works to bring natural light into a house. https://t.co/vdciIOJp2F
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DueDissidence: Julian Assange: "My naivete was believing in the law. When push comes to shove, laws are just pieces of paper. And they…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @blockworks: BREAKING: Binance to invest $500 million together with Elon Musk in Twitter takeover
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Investingcom: *BINANCE, THE WORLD’S LARGEST CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE, CONFIRMED THAT IT’S AN EQUITY INVESTOR IN ELON MUSK’S $44 BILLION…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: BREAKING 🚨: Federal Reserve Federal Reserve posted its biggest loss in history of $114 billion last year https://t.co/kAmiF…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ksorbs: I didn’t get “blacklisted” from Hollywood, I left because they’re all pedos.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @roman_de_fauvel: ⚖️Code of conduct for UK Supreme Court judges👨⚖️ Judges are to avoid situations which could be considered APPEARING…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Kanthan2030: China just cured Type 1 diabetes with stem cells! Within 75 days, the patient had normal glucose level; and has maintaine…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ShangguanJiewen: You won't believe what they're doing in China. This is the Chinese port in Guangzhou. People unload ships remotely…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The distinction is clear: when you allow things to operate without transparency, you open the door to corruption. It’s easy…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wallstreetbets: BREAKING: The Iron Dome Is Failing to Stop Iran's Missiles https://t.co/llGeI3CGOi
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @honey_xbt: this is what happens when everyone tweets 'uptober' https://t.co/oq2LRrhVoq
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: the buy gold/sell crypto on WW3 pair trade has been activated again
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: BREAKING: Oil prices surge back above $70/barrel as investors begin pricing-in potential supply disruptions in the Midd…
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@ProfFaustus God is a DJ. 🕺 https://t.co/kbwopD8ZeX
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @annvandersteel: Does anybody else think it’s weird that Black Rock signed a $90 million contract for lithium in the very same area that…
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@ProfFaustus 🤌
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jsblokland: Investors are literally selling #Bitcoin to buy #gold as geopolitical tensions spike. https://t.co/ib7c38K75K
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @patricksp71: @clownworld when you turn in the cans, they get weighted and you get paid accordingly so he's cheating the vender
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bubblebathgirl: MASSIVE SCANDAL IN ARIZONA! 218,000 voters have been wrongly marked as having provided proof of citizenship due to an…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Unexplained2020: Earth will travel right in front of the same Taurid meteor stream in 2032 that caused a mass extinction and worldwide…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SECGov: Today we announced charges against registered broker-dealer TD Securities (USA) LLC for manipulating the U.S. Treasury cash sec…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @lauriewired: Yes, I'm mostly trying to scare you into backing up your data actively. Cold storage is not a solution. It's not all doo…
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@ProfFaustus . @elonmusk https://t.co/80aVwM2kcK
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Helios_Movement: Number 3: Avoid the regular usage of vasoconstrictors such as alcohol, nicotine and caffeine. If the blood vessels…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: Wow, it is now illegal to require voter ID in California! They just made PREVENTING voter fraud against the law. The Joke…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CramerTracker: Chicken wings trading at 129x earnings Probably nothing https://t.co/NngbftNgAl
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: Michael Dell, the CEO of $DELL, has filed for $1,244,000,000 (yes, over a billion), of selling $DELL stock. He is sell…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StevePhillipsMD: Nobody can convince me that heart attacks & strokes before age 50 are normal. I've been around for a long time. This i…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ChShersh: Computers have insanely better CPUs and much more RAM nowadays, yet they feel slower than 20 years ago. I used to think it h…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ethanhays: @maxlugavere There’s a special place in hell for researchers that cheat to get on the right side of “publish or perish”
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @maxlugavere: Turns out over 100 NIH-funded Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s research papers contain completely made up data, according to ne…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Fletch3221: @UpSkillYourLife @pcapdodger I kept waiting for a shark to come up behind him. 😂
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@ProfFaustus 🤣👏
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @wideawake_media: India: The world's largest floating solar power plant is completely destroyed by a spell of bad weather. 🤡 https://t.c…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: China Shorts Can't Cover Margin Calls After Biggest One-Day Faceripper Since Lehman https://t.co/btBSIOt8pO
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PicturesFoIder: I love these kind of pranks 🤣 https://t.co/yTONbPhgBb
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AllBiteNoBark88: https://t.co/cYYuaBRPGu
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @realstewpeters: 🚨CATASTROPHIC Damage in Western, NC: -100 times WORSE than Katrina -Bodies lying everywhere. -Uncountable number o…
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@ProfFaustus 😂🤣🤦♂️💩
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: It's not surprising that #Democrats want to tear up the Constitution. It was specifically written to prevent the governmen…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GuntherEagleman: 🚨 Biden approves $567 million is aid for North Carolina, yesterday... Just kidding, that is aid for Taiwan. 👇 https…
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@ProfFaustus Elon is complicit. He can fix this, but he isn't lifting a finger.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zachxbt: 1/ The UK scammer @ape_31 @60711 has stolen more than $650K from 250+ X users in the past year by posting fake PNL screenshots…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @InternetH0F: https://t.co/KwPqrskOFR
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@ProfFaustus https://t.co/a4FXcGsUlm
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: NEW RECORD 🚨: Beijing Stock Exchange 50 soars more than 22% for its largest single day gain in history https://t.co/Kl6NNtsBYs
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @iluminatibot: This guy sent him down a rabbit hole he was not ready for. https://t.co/kJZUlgh0V3
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: JUST IN 🚨: Chinese Stocks soar as much as 6.5% today, the biggest gain in nearly a decade https://t.co/UHVL0hu2Mc
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: There goes the 2nd most crowded trade. https://t.co/WlqVeL8IUJ
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TansuYegen: Images from China have become a topic of discussion. They have started producing bracelets using small amounts of gold. It…
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@ProfFaustus John 3:19-21 https://t.co/PrhpOHdou8
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Because here’s the truth: BTC isn’t a threat to the oligarchs or the governments. It is not a threat to corporate interes…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: I can only do it with you. My voice alone cannot stand against the deafening howl of the corporations, the oligarchs, the…
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@ProfFaustus 🤦♂️
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@ProfFaustus 🤯🤯🤯
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @rajatsoni: @CoinbaseSupport It's a lightning transaction; should have been immediate
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Nostre_damus: Costco says selling Gold has become part of its core business Sales are through the roof
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldSeabridge: UBS raises its gold targets https://t.co/nkepGHRLd8
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: The share of USD-denominated foreign exchange reserves held by central banks has decreased to 58.2% in Q2. This is th…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Nostre_damus: Friendly reminder If the US didn't run a $2.2 Trillion budget deficit, US GDP would be -7.6% We will always run larger…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: Bitcoin fixes … wait this is Coinbase…. https://t.co/fQo42DD0fD
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ChuckCallesto: @KanekoaTheGreat @ShawnRyan762 @joerogan The levels of corruption are unprecedented.
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@ProfFaustus 🤮
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: BREAKING NEWS TANZANIA ORDERS GOLD DEALERS TO RESERVE 20% FOR PURCHASE BY THE CENTRAL BANK TO BOLSTER THE BANK'S MOVE…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @NewLowObserver: How exactly does the Gold Ruse work? Back your currency with gold (by fiat), get as many people in as possible, then d…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @daddyhope: The Zimbabwean local currency, called the ZIG, has been officially devalued by 44% from ZIG14 to ZIG25 today, and interest r…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamesAllenAtlas: @iluminatibot The youth are being chemically lobotomized with medications like Ritalin, Adderall, Strattera, Prozac, Z…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @iluminatibot: Adderall was created for war… https://t.co/0e2r2EziJA
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Money Market Funds saw a weekly inflow of $129 billion, the 5th largest this decade 🚨 https://t.co/OIkPCecHrM
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @therealroseanne: MSM in 1995- “Roseanne Barr claims there’s an elite sex trafficking ring on an island in unhinged rant” MSM In 2015:…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoldTelegraph_: The President of the European Central Bank is warning that the world economy faces pressures similar to those of the 19…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @maxlugavere: To the surprise of absolutely no one. https://t.co/mge7vevMqm
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @NotFarLeftAtAll: San Francisco On the streets like it just normal … these people need locking up https://t.co/UYebz80zYS
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @zerohedge: 43% of S&P 500 market cap now under FTC/DoJ antitrust investigation: BofA (NVDA, AMZN, META, GOOG, TSLA, JPM, UNH, V, MA, W…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @kurtsaltrichter: As I have been saying for months, this market has an 85% correlation to 2007. This is particularly concerning, given t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Unexplained2020: In the 1930s, a miner named Augustin Lasage heard voices in the cave where he was working telling him that he would be…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: So crazy
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @InternetH0F: Yikes... https://t.co/PKTBsni0bT
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @kkashi_yt: Someone launched a coin and rugged it instantly after one guy bought a dollar. https://t.co/WbiMgRJqcW
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheProjectUnity: Do you believe Parasitic Energies exist that can feed upon the bio-electric signatures given off by humans? https://t.…
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@ProfFaustus If the power is down and you don't have cash https://t.co/t6MKyNjnTF
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @vegastarr: The scam of electric cars 🚗🔋: I am so glad to drive a gas vehicle ⛽️🚙. https://t.co/qw07siRmEJ
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: One of the worst things Silicon Valley ever did was making me feel embarrassed to say that I'm a Christian. There was a ti…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ImperfectUSA: @RadioGenoa Don't think that's Europe. Looks like New York.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DonMiami3: I had to look up that this was a real quote, and yep, it’s a real quote. https://t.co/S4Gnz2hZtu
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Labradoofus: @LangmanVince A few more surgeries & she'll look like this https://t.co/TCR7Y7UWYB
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: 86% of U.S. workers with education debt said their degree wasn’t worth the toll that student loans has had on their ove…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Investingcom: ⚠️ JUST IN: *CHINA URGES LOCAL COMPANIES TO STAY AWAY FROM NVIDIA’S AI CHIPS $NVDA https://t.co/GS1Zb6ffo4
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DarioCpx: 🚨BREAKING: Warren Buffett throws another ~11.5m $BAC shares back in the market cashing out another half a billion$ ⚠️ ‼️ 🚩:…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MrAndyNgo: CNN reporter to a child in a classroom: “What’s the first word that pops into your head when you hear the name Kamala Harris…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DonMiami3: Germany unemployment level nearing its COVID high, and a 10 year high. https://t.co/1dPgbLPv14
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: BREAKING 🚨: Japan Japanese Equity Futures getting slammed https://t.co/bishkbZIg0
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@ProfFaustus Argentina is a great social/economic experiment. I hope something good comes out of it and people do well. Of course, there are always hidden and external factors we are not aware of, so it will be hard to make conclusions in theory, the people will be the judge. https://t.co/CRR2Al8Ea9
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: This post is an example of grifting, attaching the iconic "Satoshi Nakamoto" name to promote a narrative that taps into hyp…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ImMeme0: Meanwhile in Louisiana… https://t.co/j0mgqR3MCT
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitcoin_Teddy: 80% of all dollars were created in the last 5 years. Have a good night. #Bitcoin https://t.co/UD5Qpb677x
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PicturesFoIder: Damn 😬 https://t.co/j07VdLjC6J
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: Fed rate cuts are arriving too late and layoffs show the US economy is already in a recession, bond king Jeff Gundlach…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: JUST IN:🇪🇺 European Central Bank to make 3 more rate cuts this year - JP MORGAN https://t.co/iN8nhKSdX8
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PicturesFoIder: This is disgusting behaviour https://t.co/lKytzhkqI8
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @gunsnrosesgirl3: Engineering 🕸️🕷️ https://t.co/5frHMzr0v0
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AlpacaAurelius: https://t.co/JyRcrcQeUo
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AlpacaAurelius: https://t.co/FPVy2tRRZR
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TheThe1776: French billionaire Philippe Argillier claims he has four databases that will expose 38 individuals who run the "shadow gove…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @deedydas: Tech is in such a weird place. Half the engineers make $300k+ to do a 20hr/wk job Half the engineers make $150k to do a 80h…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Mitopapi: IT’S OFFICIAL!!! The “conspiracy theorists” are correct once again. The sodium FLUORIDE found in our toothpaste and drinki…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @mattgaetz: Beware of Hurricane Alligators https://t.co/wl8PdrirxK
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @8teAPi: Wall Street is so so behind on ChatGPT. You’ll know when they figure it out by this company’s stock price https://t.co/4hZKYgy8…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ronawang: talking to my friend who works at microsoft & apparently he works 15-20 hr weeks & plays league the rest of the time & gets p…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GeneralMCNews: BREAKING: Almost the entire room cleared out during Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly. https://t.co/FJj7YvYY…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Coffee__Capital: @Barchart These will NOT flow into equities for those wondering. https://t.co/umqIQ7Spqc
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Money Market Funds soar to all-time high of $6.76 Trillion 🚨 https://t.co/b2eZhjn3tf
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @NoahRyanCo: Western nutrition prioritizes muscle growth, not tendon growth. Its why we all have weak joints & poor skin. Tendons requi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SantiagoAuFund: Gold all time high RSI in 80s Stochastics at 99 DSI in high 80s (maybe 90s realtime) Largest Commercial Short position…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: JUST IN 🚨: Coffee hits all-time high ☕️ https://t.co/mI6GDSTP3P
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: S&P 500 $SPX is up more than 20% YTD and is on track for its best yearly performance through September since 1997 🚨 https://t…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Pledditor: Why is @Coinbase emailing people this trying to hype them into memecoin pumps? 🤡 https://t.co/BBYQGErZ8t
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @sweatystartup: Saw another dog GoFundMe on Facebook. Raising $15k from friends to put a puppy through chemotherapy. The level of stu…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MikeCristo8: Basically China has sold all their dollar bonds ($700 billion) and Japan is left holding the bag https://t.co/cuWdzNa0Xn
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @paulsaladinomd: Beware of Lululemon leggings 😳 https://t.co/HvyABe9oSL
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @alexbilz: A VC firm I had a Zoom meeting with used Otter AI to record the call, and after the meeting, it automatically emailed me the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @1914ad: After looking at the @Swan lawsuit, it looks like Swan claims that Rapha Zagury teamed up with Tether to sabotage their mining…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @udiWertheimer: BREAKING: TROUBLED BITCOIN EXCHANGE “SWAN” FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST ITS ENTIRE TEAM OF FORMER EXECUTIVES ACCORDING TO LAWS…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @btctams09: @Bitcoin_Teddy Chair of the council for JB. lol wow. go figure. No wonder everything is a dammn mess. Where did they get…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Pledditor: Swan Bitcoin is manually excluded from the WayBackMachine Totally not sketchy at all. https://t.co/SUQ62qdxYP
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ns123abc: be Sam Altman go to TSMC to pitch $7 trillion plan for 36 semiconductor plants executives literally laugh at you and call yo…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @cryptorebel_SV: Richard Heart Scheuler admits he lied and cheated and stole to get segwit on BTC. https://t.co/pu5CVkHB6g
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: JUST IN 🚨: Stock Market hits highest level of Greed since March 13 and is on the verge of Extreme Greed! https://t.co/jFNjcsd…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @nickgerli1: A problem is developing in the Housing Market: Homebuyers are not responding to lower mortgage rates.❌ Mortgage apps (to…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @VladTheInflator: There has only been three times in US history where there was this many new single family homes for sale. July 2005…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @VladTheInflator: Gold is telling you the Federal Reserve is full of shit. Not a single person on earth thinks inflation is 3% https://…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @great_martis: GOLD Final leg before the market crashes. Gold will begin its next major move when the dust settles to beyond 10k imo…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @danzu72: @historyinmemes That man stood on his word and on business. Most of us will be lucky to have one friend like this in our lifet…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @blindpig_1966: @dr_jimwillie They aren't printing yuan Jim, They're liquidating treasuries. Smart AF if you ask me. Just like Japan a…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @scheplick: Walgreens is on the verge of entering the "how to implode a business" history books https://t.co/LZAgzyTY3l
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ObtainerOf: I’ve heard a rumor that there is a native tribe that owns the oil rights to one of the northern provinces. They keep their…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StealthQE4: The 10 year yield has done nothing but go up since the Fed lowered rates. Pretty hilarious. This means your mortgage rat…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @StealthQE4: Citi is now warning a “hard landing” could be imminent and it will force the Fed to aggressively cut rates. Here comes t…
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@ProfFaustus 👀
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DeItaone: CHINESE NUCLEAR SUB SANK IN INCIDENT COVERED UP BY BEIJING, U.S. OFFICIALS SAY -- WSJ FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND CHINESE NUCLEAR SUB…
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@ProfFaustus 👇
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: BREAKING: New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted and faces the five following charges: - Conspiracy to Com…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @historyinmemes: This is a drawing of Elvis Presley by a 14-year-old Jimi Hendrix after seeing him in concert. https://t.co/gSQvdJwCbM
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @n3liason: @LibertyCappy No legitimate business operates like that. Hospitals just make up a bill to see if you’ll pay it. And, it’s ge…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GuntherEagleman: @LibertyCappy Our health care system is a crime syndicate
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @thehealthb0t: https://t.co/YFfd3iJJjh
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@ProfFaustus 🤮 brain rot
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @interesting_aIl: Explosives detector powered by bees https://t.co/XXBvHWkNjy
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @notlouisck: Gold all time high, Silver all time high, Stock market all time high, House prices all time high, BTC over 60K, Fentanyl sa…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GodPlaysCards: How did a man who lived so quietly come to influence giants like Hegel, Nietzsche, and Einstein? And why were his ideas…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Worse still, the impartiality of this court has been compromised. David Pearce, a party linked to COPA, met with Justice Me…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The deliberate destruction of evidence is not a mistake; it is an act of evasion. The Vistomail and AnonymousSpeech website…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ClassicalAegis: Intriguingly, Egyptian blue may not have been an Egyptian invention at all. Recent research suggests it might have or…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @thepowerfulHRV: $MSTR +141% YTD https://t.co/tUuylVRgUU
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JamieAA_Again: A thread🧵 Pepsi Zero Sugar testing positive for "Sars Cov 2" and "Influenza A & B" for specific antigens that cannot po…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/cXPEj5QJoY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/dlL1wBAmPA
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WalkerAmerica: This is amazing 😂 https://t.co/AsvCcTbSMd
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @EquityDiamonds: Kraken has MANY survey questions on X & they just barely crack 1,000 responses in 2024 with Kraken’s status in US crypt…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: Teens are losing faith in college, giving rise to interest in the skilled trades, per CNBC. Four years after the Covid…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: JUST IN: 🇺🇸 U.S. Dollar Index, $DXY, hits lowest level in 18 months just as Gold breaks all-time record $2,670 Probab…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ianmiles: Look at the body language on Tim Walz in this photograph with Alex Soros. https://t.co/0DPstw4knH
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@ProfFaustus 🤡
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @adamscochran: What a horrible BS headline. No - the SEC did not say that "mining boxes" are securities. They said a company that sold…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: 💥GOLD HITS RECORD $2,670 Probably nothing... 👀 https://t.co/UQByz1uL6I
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @iluminatibot: https://t.co/VYFsjXCNP0
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jk_rowling: I get the same royalties whether you read them or burn them. Enjoy your marshmallows! 😘 https://t.co/OJrJIoY6uE
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @EvaVlaar: The Netherlands is to introduce a BAN on cash payments over €3000 to “fight money laundering”. A clear first step towards ba…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ruima: Last week, the WSJ reported on the decline of tech jobs, particularly entry-level and recruiting roles, suggesting they might be…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jeremykuoo: This man made $15 Million just by selling rocks. No, it was not a scam. People knew exactly what they were buying, and the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @tanayj: the funniest headline I've seen this year https://t.co/EXRPUpBNpP
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @projectkim: Look at this guy. He sold a $450 million dollar painting of Jesus to a Saudi prince in 19 minutes. But the real work of a…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: https://t.co/kcG0HpzPKo
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @yacineMTB: i've been talking to a friend who's trying to hire software developers, and oh man. i did NOT realize how many people just o…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @clowndownunder: Woolworths’ new CEO Amanda Bardwell grilled in Warrawong Plaza store by a local https://t.co/BKOsj8icWt
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: 🇺🇸 SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says they're allowing regulated financial institutions to bypass SEC rule, whic…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @valeriesocials: Caroline Ellison sentenced to 24 months in PRISON. And they’re taking $11 BILLION from her. She said she was sorry an…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AutismCapital: 🚨 JUDGE KAPLAN: “I’ve seen a lot of cooperators in 30 years. I’ve never seen one quite like Ms. Ellison.” Caroline Elli…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AutismCapital: 🚨NEW: CAROLINE ELLISON SENTENCED TO 24 MONTHS IN A MINIMUM SECURITY PRISON. SHE ALSO HAS TO FORFEIT $11B IN ASSETS. THE…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @downunderchels: @retrotechbro @clowndownunder Have you lived in London? Everything half the price here, fuel prices I’ve not seen for 2…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @nickgerli1: Big boy price cut in Florida. Original List: $525,000 Current Price: $295,000 42% reduction. Back to 2015 Zestimate le…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PolitlcsUK: 🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer calls for the ‘return of the sausages’ in Gaza, before correcting to ‘hostages’ https://t.co/T71PHGKh6m
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BitcoinMagazine: JUST IN: Satoshi era #Bitcoin wallet holding $77M BTC just moved 5 BTC mined in 2009 🤯 The owner of the wallet hodled…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rothmus: Lmao no. https://t.co/yJUsaEIedq
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: Sean 'Diddy' Combs moved to same Brooklyn jail unit as Sam Bankman-Fried. https://t.co/ak68b73nKc
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @JohnWayne_SV: 🚨web hosting company https://t.co/oJfGuP0rEY closed their business, after Satoshi Nakamoto logged into hi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Rothmus: 🤣🤣 https://t.co/81oKpvylat
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @curiosityonx: A gentle reminder! https://t.co/i8wgFSZZtx
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CalvinAyre: For those of you who might have thought this development was built on the BTC blockchain, sorry. BTC’s artificially constra…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @curiosityonx: There has to be life on one of these 'dots'... 🙄 https://t.co/vHELhfQkxR
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@ProfFaustus 400 000 000 - 1 000 000 000 👀
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadarHits: 🇺🇸UNREALISED LOSSES BY U.S. BANKS 7x HIGHER THAN 2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS https://t.co/RZZJLGznVR
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @InternetH0F: this kid's going places https://t.co/Kn3SYv6mYv
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Yugiman101: https://t.co/ShnnhYL5Mv
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@ProfFaustus 😬
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AMAZlNGNATURE: Horse is like “Oh ok” 🤣 https://t.co/tbXlBp70Aa
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @igetredpilled: The Bank of Canada is literally telling you housing is going to crash. https://t.co/NYzEIQPoE5
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Barchart: Gold hits another all-time high 🚨 https://t.co/nv8fvnzqM0
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @jsblokland: Wow! #China just went all in on #stimulus, sending Chinese stocks 4% higher. China's central bank: - Lowered policy #intere…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GarbageHuman24: https://t.co/inByY1eIAE
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @realtorinjax_: @vegastarr It's real. Icing for example is is part of Claire's Inc who's 2 billion in debt. Most big companies are. They…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BRICSinfo: JUST IN: 🇨🇳🇮🇱 China asks its citizens to leave Israel as soon as possible. https://t.co/NA3wEbUvde
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BrianRoemmele: So absolutely excited this AI research is finally released! 303 never-before-seen geoglyphs in Peru's Nazca Desert! Mo…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DavidInglesTV: Breaking news: China announces multiple rate cuts and banks’s reserve ratio requirements Boom https://t.co/AXH7r7bRqw
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @f4z6nxjqvx: @LinusEkenstam Driving games always look realistic when they are moving quickly. I suspect if he stops and looks around it…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BitcoinMagazine: JUST IN: Firstpost America reports that the Kingdom of Bhutan has “nearly a third of its GDP” in #Bitcoin 👀 "Bhutan h…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DaRetardio: @MacroCRG I dont think most people understand, when you use leverage, you literally put a target on your back.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MacroCRG: Someone just shorted 225BTC on Binance futures and got wiped out 4 minutes later https://t.co/zARW3orRdY
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @siteshps: @WadhwaniCa @deedydas We placed few lunches after spotting this to get their attention and get it patched via responsible pri…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AP: BREAKING: The U.S. will send additional troops to the Middle East amid escalation between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Pent…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: When Bitcoin was released in 2009, it fundamentally changed the way we think about money and transactions, not by creating…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: But this fraud is deeper still. His actions, and the actions of Blockstream, are antithetical to Bitcoin’s true purpose. Bi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: Tether. The largest financial fraud in history.
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@ProfFaustus 💯
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @FringedCanuck: @GeneralMCNews They are in panic mode…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @buccocapital: Looking for a new car that has: 1. Actual buttons and isn’t controlled completely through a giant screen 2. Zero history…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: Why not just…. Use Bitcoin? Why bother with… “Coinbase bitcoin”? https://t.co/WRY2decU5L
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DarioCpx: $HSBC is struggling more and more to hide its big loan losses… 🥲🤷🏻♂️ https://t.co/rKdAdERf5Y
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @NotoriousAirbnb: Airbnbs in Mission Beach, San Diego. 31% of housing supply here is entire-home, unhosted short-term rentals, almost a…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Unexplained2020: If you have not yet heard of the lost pyramid of Alaska, it is understandable. News of the structure has not crept int…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @crypt0snews: Michael Saylor’s vision for crypto is very far removed (nearly opposite) from why Bitcoin was created in the first place.
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Pledditor: I was reading cbBTC's user agreement, and came across this red flag: If @Coinbase loses the underlying BTC backing cbBTC, C…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: BTC, as it operates today, bears all the hallmarks of a Ponzi scheme masquerading as a revolutionary financial tool. Friedr…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @WallStreetApes: This is almost unbelievable. Wall Street private equity firms are now buying up American mobile home parks and skyrocke…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @SensualSecret__: 3. Cut Out Disease-Promoting Foods & Toxins. Barbara suggests cutting: • Refined sugar - depletes minerals • Caffein…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @bavoter: @chrismanfrank You are the expert on how YOU feel. If a doc wants to diagnose without listening to what the patient says, he…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DaveAtherton20: @realMaalouf This is Syria but I take your point. 38% of all genetic abnormalities in British hospitals are Muslims fro…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Yet, in BTC, this entire framework has been dismantled. IP-to-IP transactions no longer exist in any meaningful form. Inste…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: What we are witnessing in BTC is a stark departure from the original principles that Bitcoin was built upon. It is not just…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BoxingBritain1: ANTHONY JOSHUA HAS JUST BEEN BRUTALLY KNOCKED OUT BY DANIEL DUBOIS!!! 🥊 https://t.co/ZUVdIGMb8e
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Travis_Kling: 🚨🚨 Today I'm publishing part 2 of my thesis. Get comfy. This is prob a 15 minute read. It's called- Financial Nihilism:…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Travis_Kling: 🚨🚨 On the heels of pretty atrocious vibes this summer for crypto, I'm publishing part 3 in a series that included: "A Lac…
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@ProfFaustus 🤮
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @GoodIDeaDudes: @4biddnKnowledge Very interesting. Here’s what Grok had to say. “The rock art in Madhya Pradesh, especially in regions…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @4biddnKnowledge: Ancient Madhia Pradesh in India. It's amazing how these ancestors can draw perfect images of cattle, sheep, deer, peop…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TinaZimmermann4: Forget 5G 💊🔥 https://t.co/l5i98G7ohh
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @libsoftiktok: Meta’s AI will provide stickers of Trump in a trash can but won’t create it for Kamala Harris https://t.co/g3ZBTObwK2
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @frogNscorpion: Sweden's black minister of culture ordered Viking artifacts to be melted down. https://t.co/pyh63yrQ1d
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @INCREDHISTORY: NAZCA MUMMIES UPDATE: I just spoke with Edward Valenzuela, a founding member of the Inkarri Institute about reports com…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @iamyesyouareno: Oh? What did Snapchat mean by this? https://t.co/HoTRliahKw
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@ProfFaustus 🧠
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BBCNews: Rape reported every hour in London https://t.co/z1lzZvBq3D
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @historyinmemes: Tameshigiri Master demonstrates why a Katana is useless without the proper technique. https://t.co/ohpxJ9Ajkl
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AMAZlNGNATURE: It absolutely amazes me how these ships and crews survive these violent storms!!😳 https://t.co/kXZvQrErOJ
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MorgothsReview: If you’ve ever wondered why Britain feels so shit these days, just take a moment to consider this. https://t.co/fIaz1fA…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AlexBerenson: https://t.co/GbCtZRqik5
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @ArchRose90: How it started: How it’s going: https://t.co/BdavdAfWxG
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @therabbithole: Only 44% of Democrats understand that there are only two genders compared to 66% of Independents and 90% of Republican…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @therabbithole: 90% seems like a lot https://t.co/LYfxS0F4Pw
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @matt_barrie: Value of the australia dollar, as priced in gold, has lost almost 90% in ~25 years. https://t.co/REqHyh0vCt
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Unexplained2020: This Professor at the University of Virginia Claimed That Out of 225 Cases Studying Reincarnation, 75 Had Birthmarks C…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @leonsilicon: developers are cooked https://t.co/mrQZg9JWHb
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @vermaden: We miss Dennis Ritchie ... https://t.co/2oEjKapzjy
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AutismCapital: BlackRock: “Okay, hear me out. FTX, but this time WE do it.” https://t.co/SMC8GhKetX
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @alifarhat79: Apple freaks lining up to buy the exact same iPhone as the previous one https://t.co/Mtlj1Y4PtN
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @elonmusk: Amazing
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MikeBenzCyber: Because it is. Did u know even Australia’s censorship czar is not Australian? Even she’s American, and even she was dire…
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@ProfFaustus They see Satoshi as a threat to Bitcoin. Do you understand now what it is all about? #Bitcoin $BTC 🤮🤡 https://t.co/bxn7O1NXbD
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: Rational thought is not about proving a person through their possessions or by following them as if they were some kind of…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The argument claiming that Bitcoin would survive a nuclear war and reboot faster than centralized systems like the NYSE is…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Unexplained2020: This picture from over 200 years ago depicts a UFO on a beach in eastern Japan. It states that an attractive woman, ag…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AJamesMcCarthy: A traveled to the top of a Volcano in Hawaii to capture this: Saturn briefly covered by the moon. One of the most diffi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Bitfinexed: So Ryan Salame admits, the Tethers came out of thin air. Tether printed tethers without receiving deposits, contrary to the…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @McDonaghMatthew: I left the stock market a decade ago. My AI detected artificial purchasing and selling that made fundamental analysi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MyLordBebo: 🚨‼️ A visual representation of the smartphone's unmasking factor and the Face ID function. -> If the war starts, don’t us…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @energybants: AMAZON NOW HIRING NUCLEAR ENGINEERS All these companies claimed for years to be 100% renewable-powered. It was always un…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @unusual_whales: Layoffs soared in August, hitting their highest total in 15 years, while year-to-date hiring hit the lowest in 19 years…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @BehizyTweets: BREAKING: Oklahoma officials just announced that they have removed 450,000 ineligible names from the voter rolls, includi…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @MattWallace888: Pay close attention to the girl in this video. She was trying to get him banned from YouTube! https://t.co/pGrv3KncPz
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @DailyLoud: This man was arrested by the first police robot in history. He tried shooting at it and throwing a blanket on it, but still…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @PeterSchiff: Another day, another record high for the price of #gold, which is now trading above $2,614. In contrast, #Bitcoin hasn't m…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @KobeissiLetter: Americans are officially out of savings: US net savings as a % of GDP by households, businesses, and the government ha…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @liz_churchill10: Japan issues dire warning for the ‘Covid Vaccinated’… “Compared to those who are unvaccinated…the mortality rate is 5…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: They control the assets, they control the wealth, and they control the illusion. The promise of financial freedom has turne…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: BTC Core sold out its vision to the very powers it once despised. Hypocrisy at its finest, as middlemen and trusts now pull…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CsTominaga: The system that was once envisioned as Bitcoin—a free and decentralised means of exchange—has been compromised by forces se…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @RadioGenoa: British Christians in Leicester forced to listen to Islamic call to prayer to Allah from a mosque 6 times a day including m…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @hosun_chung: From Berkeley to the UK to Canada, similar investigations have exposed flaws in the global recycling system. E-waste in j…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @hosun_chung: Since late 2022, Houston has collected 250 tons of plastic for recycling. Amount actually recycled? A big, round zero. A…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @TerribleMaps: Which Mexican country is your favourite? https://t.co/2pEQWA3eja
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @LukeGromen: https://t.co/6AfdM8f3pd
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @E_Boeminghaus: Horror ist noch stark untertrieben! - Autoverkäufe August 2024 China - #BMW erlebt in China im August 2024 Auflösungsers…
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @disclosetv: JUST IN - Germany's largest car manufacturer Volkswagen is reportedly planning to cut up to 30,000 jobs — Manager-Magazin
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AdamSimecka: I no longer trust Saylor. Either you understand that trying to generate a 5% yield on bitcoin is a terrible (and highly i…
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@ProfFaustus 💯👇
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@ProfFaustus [RT] RT @chigrl: Totally anecdotal...but my sisters husband was just laid off in the IT industry...he said most of the job listings right now ar…
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@Dr_CSWright "This account is no longer in use. Please follow @CsTominaga for blockchain and Bitcoin information." Posted by LB on behalf of CSW.
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@Dr_CSWright "See https://t.co/iLtNE56ulC. This is a requirement until I appeal the decision." Posted by LB on behalf of CSW.
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@Dr_CSWright I fully intend to appeal the decision of the court on the matter of the identity issue. I would like to acknowledge and thank all my supporters for their unwavering encouragement and support. In the meantime, I shall continue to work closely with the Teranode team to achieve
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@Dr_CSWright “I want to thank those of you who sent me messages of support yesterday. I await the written judgement at which point I will consider my options for appeal.” ^Posted by LB on behalf of CSW
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@Dr_CSWright In 2009. My response to what is now the laser eyes... "Some of their responses were rather Neanderthal, although I guess they're so used to being anti-fiat-money that anything short of gold isn't good enough. They concede that something is flammable, but argue that it'll never
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@Dr_CSWright Remember this, always.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Knowing where the trap is — that's the first step in evading it."
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "If you must label the absolute, use its proper name: Temporary."
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@Dr_CSWright Geography is a broad and diverse field of study, encompassing not just the physical layout of the Earth’s surface but also the human and cultural factors that interact with it. From a military perspective, geography’s importance cannot be overstated. The successful execution of
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@Dr_CSWright My week. I will submit a doctoral thesis on European CBDC solutions. I have written white papers for multiple inventions, the patents are in filing.
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@Dr_CSWright My nights, I sleep little, I read a lot. https://t.co/oGVgVVudWX
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@Dr_CSWright The vast irony in all of this is that if asked rather than compelled I would have simply given all I'm inventing for free. The only reason I changed my strategy is the actions of others.
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@Dr_CSWright Veritas sol est, caetera Tenebrae.
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@Dr_CSWright In 2012, I began a project to create what we originally called “iDaemon,” or the “Intelligent Daemon System,” which presents an elaborate design and architectural blueprint for a complex software system designed to scale Bitcoin to over 1 million transactions a second. This
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@Dr_CSWright https://t.co/o5U3WeWhw1
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@Dr_CSWright Yet, the White Paper has nothing about ungovernability. "The cost of mediation increases transaction costs, limiting the minimum practical transaction size and cutting off the possibility for small casual transactions" Micropayments
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@Dr_CSWright Adam sounds like he doesn't agree that Bitcoin is electronic cash...
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@Dr_CSWright As I want to support a distributed system. The offer is individually open. Any individual dev who wishes to take it can do so. After all, bitcoin is decentralised. COPA would not want to be a fiduciary setting the rules would they?
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@Dr_CSWright Funny thing - patents have no link to being Satoshi or not...
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@Dr_CSWright Today I have sent to my opponents in the COPA litigation, the passing-off claims and database-rights claims, a non-negotiable offer to settle each of these cases, which is reproduced in its entirety at this link. https://t.co/Kecq7wDG8z
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @BitcoinSV2024: @ruidasilva @lopp @Dr_CSWright There are those that DO understand Bitcoin and then there are BTCers. https://t.co/sGeGnl…
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@Dr_CSWright Imagine if Meta ran money...
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @mohrt: Yes, miners WORK. Raspberry pi’s don’t.
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@Dr_CSWright Bitcoin. One of the original use cases was to stop this.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @ThomasSowell: Abraham Lincoln once asked an audience how many legs a dog has if you count the tail as a leg. When they answered “five,”…
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@Dr_CSWright The spread of Christianity across continents and centuries is a study of cultural diffusion intertwined with advancements in transportation and information technologies. From the birth of Christianity in the Middle East to its global presence today, three significant
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @Forbes: To paraphrase Mark Twain, it’s easier to fool people into believing they’ll make piles of money than it is to convince them the…
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@Dr_CSWright Bitcoin scales. The UK treasury requires 30 to 100k tps. Business, more. One system exists that can do this. Only one. It is not BTC. https://t.co/54POCiduON
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @CalvinAyre: did a few edits to this...got ride of UBSV and use the real name of Teranode and a few others. this is worth reading again…
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@Dr_CSWright The competitive dynamics of the payment processing industry are crucial to understanding its present structure, which various market forces have significantly influenced. Utilizing the five-force model by Michael Porter (Perera, 2020), we will evaluate the industry’s past and
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@Dr_CSWright I have been using models based on population demographics as part of my studies with the University of Wales in the analysis of the collapse of Rome. The Western Empire had an accelerated decline. However, the invasion of the Barbarians and 476 AD merely accelerated the existing https://t.co/DULvlv
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @PhilosophyOI: "And once you are awake, you shall remain awake eternally." Friedrich Nietzsche
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @BitcoinSVtrain: IPv6 can create cryptographically-generated addresses for you. If you want them secure and fast, it takes more time. L…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @MrBitcoinSV: You only get to pick one. Which one is it? https://t.co/hEEOCtLtHC
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @kurtwuckertjr: What is a soft fork? It is malware that ensures that if you run a legacy bitcoin node on BTC, your node can't reject t…
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@Dr_CSWright Walmart Inc., headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas, is the world’s largest retail corporation by revenue and employees (Bank Muñoz et al., 2018). Operating various formats of retail outlets in 27 countries under 55 different names, Walmart commands an extensive global supply
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: “It never ceases to amaze me: we all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own.…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @andyrowe: The login credentials to the @satoshi x account have been hacked and changed in the last 12 hours. 2FA on and no notificatio…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Bureaucracy destroys initiative. There is little that bureaucrats hate more than innovation, especially innovation that…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Seek freedom and become captive of your desires. Seek discipline and find your liberty.
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@Dr_CSWright I have a background in disruptive creation. I have produced around 3400 different patented inventions, and my life goal is to reach 10,000. So, I will say that my DBA classes on innovation have been instrumental. While many people would believe this to be sufficient, I believe
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: "Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants." — Epictetus
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@Dr_CSWright This Annotated Bibliography has centred on examining open-source software, focusing mainly on its aspects of trust, security, and the associated legal rights. It started with an emphasis on the trust fostered by open-source development, primarily because of its inherent
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@Dr_CSWright SSDD
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@Dr_CSWright I rarely recommend firms, but @Shoosmiths are amazing. I may be a difficult client, but I have never had a more diligent and dedicated group of solicitors.
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@Dr_CSWright You won't need to worry about the 21 million limit...
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@Dr_CSWright This paper proposes implementing a micropayment system to facilitate remittances for migrant workers moving from Central and South America to the United States. Traditional remittance methods often involve high transaction fees that significantly decrease the value of money sent
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@Dr_CSWright If you are told western courts are centralised... The person who is telling you this is either dishonest or ignorant. Neither is a state of truth.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Try looking into that place where you dare not look! You'll find me there, staring out at you!"
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@Dr_CSWright The interesting point in Tulip is that the action of the developers in rejecting action to recover assets places them in a fiduciary duty. By sitting in judgement of ownership, they prove the point that they are centralised in controlling entities who are BTC fiduciaries. They
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@Dr_CSWright Bitcoin is developed under an open-source model and released under the MIT License (Wright, 2008; MIT, n.d.). As an open-source project, the Bitcoin source code is publicly accessible, allowing users to examine, modify, and distribute it within the terms of the MIT License. Yet,
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: “Be satisfied with even the smallest progress," Marcus Aurelius said. You’re never going to be perfect—there is no such th…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @ThomasSowell: There has now been created a world in which the success of others is a grievance, rather than an example.
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@Dr_CSWright To quote: “A lesson learned from video games is that when you meet enemies, it means you’re going in the right direction”
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @Culture_Crit: Europe's most picturesque towns and villages - a thread 🧵 1. Freudenberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany 🇩🇪 https://t.c…
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@Dr_CSWright Cryptographic proof of ownership, under a framework that aligns with legal definitions of ownership, involves more than the mere possession of a digital asset or control of a private key. Instead, it necessitates the establishment of a secure, verifiable link between a digital
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@Dr_CSWright Just a note. If you are told "hyperbitcoinisation" and you are not told of a path to 1 billion tps... You are being lied to, deceived. That is the minimum scale required.
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@Dr_CSWright 智 . 中 本 The most accurate translation of my pseudonym is... Smart or intelligent central ledger
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@Dr_CSWright It is a red queen world. https://t.co/onmAZg6qdg
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "A process cannot be understood by stopping it. Understanding must move with the flow of the process, must join it and fl…
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@Dr_CSWright In a decentralized system with a fixed protocol, the unalterable nature of the core rules and structure provides a unique foundation that fosters innovation and creativity. This fixed protocol establishes a solid and reliable framework within which individuals and organizations
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: The true warrior often understands his enemy better than he understands his friends.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: How soothing it is to forget. And how dangerous!
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @philosophors: “One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to…
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@Dr_CSWright William Eugene Blackstone Sir William Blackstone Do you know the distinction?
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@Dr_CSWright Decentralized systems represent a paradigm shift in technology that goes beyond the traditional centralized models. By embracing a decentralized approach, such systems unlock the potential for innovation, collaboration, and empowerment on a global scale (Tapscott & Tapscott,
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: https://t.co/nOxZUesqPG
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @SchopenhauerNow: “A high degree of intellect tends to make a man unsocial.”
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: 9 short rules for a better life: 1. Wake up early 2. Focus on effort, not results 3. Read every day 4. Strict with yoursel…
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@Dr_CSWright Just a reminder, Bitcoin was copyright, not copy left. If I wanted to make it have no rights, I could have made it CL and GNU... I didn't.
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@Dr_CSWright Lawrence Lessig’s (2000) “Code is Law” principle argues that the structure and functions of cyberspace are designed and controlled by the software and hardware that comprise it. According to Lessig’s seminal work, 'Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace,' such technological code
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: "Difficulties strengthen the mind as labor does the body" — Seneca
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: There are problems in this universe for which there are no answers. Nothing. Nothing can be done.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @Culture_Crit: My favourite paintings from each major movement of art - a thread 🧵 1. Northern Renaissance: "The Garden of Earthly Deli…
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@Dr_CSWright Am I the only person to have to write to a University and ask... what am I graduating from at this one? I know I have 2 more on the 15th and at least one more in Dec... but I seem to have forgotten this one. https://t.co/VC5qRP460X
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@Dr_CSWright I find the allegations that I used ChatGPT to write my patents interesting. The 2010 one, the ones filed in 2015... No, LLM after my name is not to do with data science (though I do have a Russian Masters in that topic).
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@Dr_CSWright Blockchain: This term refers to a digital ledger system that is maintained across several computers interconnected in a network, which ensures the integrity and veracity of the transaction data that is resistant to retroactive alteration
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@Dr_CSWright This paper investigates integrating blockchain technology and digital assets within innovation management, particularly emphasizing their application in distributing copyright and patented material. This study provides a detailed assessment of the current state of innovation
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@Dr_CSWright Envy. Shakespeare documented this in Othello.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Ahh, but the dice cannot read their own spots."
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Above all else, the mentat must be a generalist, not a specialist. It is wise to have decisions of great moment monitore…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: “It never ceases to amaze me: we all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own.…
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@Dr_CSWright As Thomas Aquinas once remarked, “To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible.”
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: “You always own the option of having no opinion.” — Marcus Aurelius
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@Dr_CSWright While acknowledging the drawbacks of unregulated capitalism, such as income inequality and market failures, it is crucial to recognize that a well-managed and regulated capitalist system can mitigate these issues. By implementing appropriate regulations, including measures to
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dickcata: @SnoopDogg @Pharrell @gavinandresen @jonmatonis @TurkeyChop @iang_fc @Dr_CSWright https://t.co/bt9HzcKeld
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@Dr_CSWright Thank you all for the birthday wishes.
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@Dr_CSWright Another done Masters - Geography. I think I did ok. https://t.co/fR17gbjVSV
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@Dr_CSWright 'How the World Became Rich' (Koyama & Rubin, 2022) is a highly informative and valuable book that comprehensively analyzes the factors driving global wealth creation. The strengths, weaknesses, and the suitability of this work for different audiences are presented in this paper.
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@Dr_CSWright It is still on offer. I never retracted.
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@Dr_CSWright I have a lawsuit to win. So, with my focus, I have been limited. Yesterday, I did a viva for a doctorate. Today, I completed another masters. Have a good day.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @Culture_Crit: A thread of the most terrifying works of art in history 🧵 1. Dante And Virgil - William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1850) https:…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Experts and specialists lead you quickly into chaos. They are a source of useless nit-picking, the ferocious quibble ove…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @kurtwuckertjr: BTC: “We just want to be clear about all the things bitcoin can’t or shouldn’t do.” BSV: “We just want to put in the wo…
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@Dr_CSWright Many cypherpunk activists claim Bitcoin as their own (Golumbia, 2016). In their analysis, the authors take the crypto anarchy and concept of virtual communities promoted by Tim May and integrate the concept of digital money promoted by the same author (May, 1994). This analysis
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@Dr_CSWright The works included in this annotated bibliography encompass various topics related to innovation, education, market strategy, and human-computer interaction. While these works cover distinct areas, synthesizing the key ideas and themes from these works can provide valuable
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@Dr_CSWright There is a reason why you should always use a checklist in forensics. https://t.co/ONkeV0yCEW
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: “The nearer a man comes to a calm mind, the closer he is to strength.” — Marcus Aurelius
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@Dr_CSWright Sorry to disappoint my anti-fans. I haven’t gone anywhere, I’m still here consulting with Bitcoin companies including nChain. I decided it was not necessary to hold an official role with nChain as there are excellent operators there who are able to take it and I can work with
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@Dr_CSWright Craft was an interesting tool. I used this in an analysis of Paxos a long time back. https://t.co/oMeiMLgRAq
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @SvNote: First, I want to unveil how NOTESV 1.0 makes money. Unroll this thread to see the details. Do you think we successfully made a…
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@Dr_CSWright China is at a crucial crossroads, confronting significant demographic and technological shifts poised to shape its future. The nation’s rapidly aging population and the advent of new technologies, such as lights-out factories, are expected to engender challenges in the coming
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Corruption wears infinite disguises.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @CalvinAyre: Just as Craig has long predicted - House of Lords passes bill to empower authorities to seize digital assets https://t.co/V…
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@Dr_CSWright When studying scalability in a blockchain, it is essential to establish clear operational definitions to ensure consistent and precise measurement of relevant factors. Yet, Walch (2017) contends that the challenges caused by the fluid and contested language surrounding blockchain
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @ThomasSowell: At the heart of the liberal-left vision is the idea that the self-anointed saviors should be telling the rest of us, thro…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Major flaws in government arise from a fear of making radical internal changes even though a need is clearly seen.
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@Dr_CSWright This paper explores the fundamental theories and concepts underpinning innovation management and their application to emerging technologies such as blockchain and automation technologies. It examines the theories of the Innovation Ecosystem, Organizational Culture, Open
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @CalvinAyre: @WatcherGuru yes...just as Satoshi (Craig) has long said was where this lands....all existing property laws apply, includin…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @bsvdata: The original Bitcoin (#BSV) blockchain has seen over One Billion transactions processed since this year. Leading the pack is R…
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@Dr_CSWright Yes, even against impostors like BTC
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@Dr_CSWright The aging population in the People’s Republic of China presents a significant problem, with far-reaching implications around both the demography and the political structure of the country (Korwatanasakul et al., 2021). China’s aging population has multiple causes, each leading to
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "The people who can destroy a thing, they control it."
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@Dr_CSWright In English common law, intentionally blocking a roadway can be considered a criminal offense, often falling under the category of "obstruction of the highway" or "public nuisance."
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @SignOnChain: Can I store my documents on https://t.co/X4iScQHQlp? Yes, you can determine the duration for which you want to retain you…
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@Dr_CSWright Land of the Angles https://t.co/qX9zhHEVnV
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@Dr_CSWright England as it should be https://t.co/xmfFXHeeNs
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@Dr_CSWright Got to love the English countryside https://t.co/ht8I6Fyzog
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @CalvinAyre: What’s up with the blockchain space? CoinGeek Discussions presents gaming within BSV blockchain https://t.co/GInidUqCBf
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "There is little that bureaucrats hate more than innovation, especially innovation that produces better results than the…
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@Dr_CSWright L1 is the base blockchain L2 is inside the Tx. You cannot scale in the TX. If you are told an external system is L2 you are being lied to.
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@Dr_CSWright Remember Limewire, Grokster... Decentralisation does not remove criminal liability. In a DAO, and system facilitating the script is liable. Remember, this is why there is a statement in the whitepaper that nodes NEVER forward dishonest transactions...
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@Dr_CSWright Does anyone know of a good post grad certificate or diploma that does/teaches Tensor Calculus at a deep level?
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: Follow nChain Ventures https://t.co/mhLGL3aFaZ
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: It is human to have your soul brought to a crisis you did not anticipate.
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@Dr_CSWright Many
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Respect for the truth comes close to being the basis for all morality. Something cannot emerge from nothing.
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@Dr_CSWright Work is a fundamental aspect of human existence in biblical and secular contexts. This post explores biblical examples of work, examining individuals, family units, clans, and societies. Supported by scripture and relevant secular literature, such examples shed light on the
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@Dr_CSWright Let's see, no analysis. No values to explain why. Oh... scam call.
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@Dr_CSWright Lightning does not do 4000 TPS - And, the fees are in $ So, lies on stilts.
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@Dr_CSWright WOW. Here we are aiming for 1 million TPS and they have already made... NOTHING!
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@Dr_CSWright I don't want equality I hate equity I want the best, the brightest, those with grit to have the opportunity to supplant the incumbents if they can do better. Work, learn, risk. If you cannot... meh. No more No less. https://t.co/pFsmdP3hyp
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@Dr_CSWright If you flip coins, talk crypto and bs on "decentralisation." Don't follow me. It will save me time blocking you. Same if you have coins in your profile. I am all about Bitcoin. I have been since 2007 before it was Bitcoin. I'm not interested in your alternate opinion.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @JeremyTate41: Modern man is in a terrible predicament. He is helplessly enamored with the beauty of what the old world built, yet despi…
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@Dr_CSWright When you do not cherry-pick, you see the real meaning of my early posts. "the fees needed to support the company make micropayments impractical". "The result is a distributed system with no single point of failure." "trust them not to let identity thieves drain our accou
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@Dr_CSWright If you think people want to buy a car, you will never innovate. People but transport. A car is one solution.
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@Dr_CSWright Please note, I have no tolerance for BS and I am not here to listen to your theories
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Show me a completely smooth operation and I'll show you someone who's covering mistakes. Real boats rock.
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@Dr_CSWright The combination of shared goals, pooled resources, and decentralized decision-making makes DAOs resemble unregistered common law partnerships, but with advanced technological features. [...] The Andy Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith case focuses on the concept of transformative
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@Dr_CSWright Your business fails - blame others... The use of BSV is not the issue. And, markets do not "Tell" you anything re strategy.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @Bitcrash4: Twetch is concentrating on BTC to power BTC ahead of BSV. I guess you will have to pay $4 per like. BTCers can afford it.…
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@Dr_CSWright Remember, China could take your AnyOne Can take BTC SegWit any time they wish. Hash is not how bitcoin is secured.
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@Dr_CSWright DEMOCRATISING VIGILANCE™. The purpose of Blockchain. https://t.co/4UME6y6nDj
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@Dr_CSWright Multiple blockchains are the same as multiple sets of books (ledgers). Some want this... Maddoff for instance would have.
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@Dr_CSWright Keynote at the SEC as @nChainGlobal train the SEC regarding the technology. https://t.co/DHH4dTbetA
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@Dr_CSWright The articles presented in this annotated bibliography demonstrate a comprehensive argument regarding the impact of deception and misinformation in various domains, including business strategy, marketing, and digital environments. For example, Chelliah and Swamy (2018) highlight
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@Dr_CSWright Guess where the transactions are... https://t.co/MIMipSZWLy
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: “The things you think about determine the quality of your mind. Your soul takes on the color of your thoughts.” — Marcus Au…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @RewiretheWest: You don’t have to like Nietzsche You don’t have to like Napoleon But you can’t ignore them. If you only learn from th…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @vmd108: @Dr_CSWright Then you should be able to remember
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Misuse of power is the fatal sin. The law cannot be a tool of vengeance, never a hostage, nor a fortification against th…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @culturaltutor: What the hell is an ampersand and why does it look like that?! The first thing you need to know is that "&" used to be…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: "The best revenge is not to be like your enemy." — Marcus Aurelius
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@Dr_CSWright No. Bitcoin is nothing like this. This post, ignorance and dishonesty combined. They want you to think Bitcoin is like this, so they can control you
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@Dr_CSWright Why Bitcoin... why transparency?
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @ThomasSowell: There is nothing that politicians like better than handing out benefits to be paid for by someone else.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "I'm going to rub your faces in things you try to avoid. I don't find it strange that all you want to believe is only tha…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: We should grant power over our affairs only to those who are reluctant to hold it & then only under conditions that incre…
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@Dr_CSWright In 2009, I said I was uncomfortable with explicitly saying "consider it an investment" in regards to Bitcoin. I noted that this was a dangerous thing to say It's OK if people come to that conclusion on their own, but we can't pitch it as that. The purpose of Bitcoin is not
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: The truth always carries the ambiguity of the words used to express it.
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@Dr_CSWright Did Martti ever tell people about his deals with a certain excon who started Mt Gox... He is going to...
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@Dr_CSWright Bitcoin is a distributed timestamp server. Get over it.
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@Dr_CSWright The traceability of Bitcoin is a major feature often overlooked by those reviewing blockchain technology. The argument presented by cyberpunks, that Bitcoin and other systems need to be anonymous, ignores the real-world requirements for monetary control and the primary purpose of
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Do actions agree with words? There's your measure of reliability. Never confine yourself to the words.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: “Being poor is not having too little, it is wanting more.” — Seneca
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: The basic rule is this: Never support weakness; always support strength. —The Bene Gesserit Coda
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: Why gritty behaviour matters. It’s all about your grit! Powered by Passion and Perseverance and you will be able to achiev…
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@Dr_CSWright Mu hahaha Next-generation Googles run a tighter ship from TheEconomist https://t.co/91XGCWXNSq
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "It is your fate, forgetfulness. All of the old lessons of life, you lose and gain and lose and gain again."
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: News & trends: Ongoing trends include AML/KYC, CBDC, cybersecurity, Web3 gaming, ID, SCM, AI, automation #BSV $BSV https:/…
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@Dr_CSWright My thoughts,... 1. Stupid. 2. Moronic 3. Greed
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: We @nChainGlobal have an amazing plan! https://t.co/vRHH5xP52k
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@Dr_CSWright Abstract. Cybercrime has become a pervasive and complex issue in today’s interconnected world, posing significant threats to individuals, businesses, and governments. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the diverse aspects related to cybercrime, including its
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @RUSI_org: Great to see the books returning to the shelves in the @RUSI_Library at our home at 61 Whitehall, including the rare 1802 edi…
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@Dr_CSWright Strange how some people think because you don't call a person an idiot straight off and try to discuss something that you don't understand when the first thing is not correcting them on twitter. Sad really
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @nChainGlobal: 1/5 📢 Exciting News! MINTA has officially launched! 🎉 Congratulations to our partners @Gate2Chain on their brand-new mar…
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@Dr_CSWright If you want to be offended, abhor those who can not accept others and are always offended. Those snowflakes are the definition of intolerance. To tolerate others requires that you are occasionally uncomfortable, and you put up with it. It does not mean libertines.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: That which submits rules. ... The willow submits to the wind and prospers until one day it is many willows — a wall again…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @weather_talk: Just to clear up something that's been on my mind, I abhor Autocorrect most of the time. At no point in any text conversa…
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@Dr_CSWright And, the fat lady has finished singing... https://t.co/oEBmEf0vjk
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@Dr_CSWright Here at the Opera with my wife to see The Marriage of Figaro. People starting to filter in. https://t.co/S5nrh7rySJ
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@Dr_CSWright Marriage of Figaro with my wife. People starting to file in https://t.co/wkBHkxvKO2
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@Dr_CSWright BTC core bowdlerised Bitcoin and continue to try to take all that is good away from it.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: The ferocity we show our foes must be tempered by the lesson we hope to teach.
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@Dr_CSWright If you are an employee, you have made an active choice to reduce risk and be paid upfront. You sell the product of your mind. That is why the employer owns your work product. In the west, ANYONE can take risk and start a new company. If you are an employee, if you are
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: 7 Stoic DON’Ts: 1/ Complain...even to yourself 2/ Speak more than you listen 3/ Tie your identity to your possessions 4/ C…
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@Dr_CSWright Let's make this simple @B1tB3rry . 1. Do you believe in property rights? 2. Do you believe someone has the right to define and state how others can use their property or that the collective rules? 3. Do you agree the Bitcoin white paper states "small casual transactions"?
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@Dr_CSWright It would seem that we cannot agree on this foundational aspect of logic. I always find it strange that BTC core people refused to contradictions mean that they have a fallacy in their argument.
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@Dr_CSWright Implementing anti-money laundering (AML) controls in a blockchain-based system like Bitcoin to improve traceability is a complex task that involves several issues and challenges (Hassan et al., 2019). Some of the key issues associated with such implementations include the
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@Dr_CSWright BY DEFINITION A store of value is a system that is NOT volatile. A store of value is associated with stability, a store of value refers to an asset or currency that retains its purchasing power over time. It is a means of preserving wealth or purchasing power into the future.
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@Dr_CSWright Actually, the Russians have taken the abandoned tech and created their own. No Coursera... now they have their own. etc.
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@Dr_CSWright Digital mold. BTC
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@Dr_CSWright Silicone Valley is not libertarian. It is libertine
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@Dr_CSWright What a daft comment. A system designed for "small casual transactions" cannot be based on high fees. Moronic.
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@Dr_CSWright The purpose of the Lightning Network was never scale. It was anonymity and coin mixing. LN was designed to counter blockchain and facilitate money laundering. No more.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: 'My Uncle Malky always said the Lord Leto never responded to prayer. He said the Lord Leto looked on prayer as attempted…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @cryptorebel_SV: #BTC developer and "crypto anarchist" Cody Wilson, arrested for sexually assaulting a minor in 2018: https://t.co/M6Wb…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @cryptorebel_SV: In 2011, #BTC Core dev Amir Taaki, tried to hire "erotic" 16 year old cam girls and cam boys for 20-50 BTC per hour:…
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@Dr_CSWright If you want to show the issue... Add GDP. Add gov expenses. Otherwise, these figures are meaningless. The issue is the amount taken by gov is growing. The amount left is shrinking.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @ElonMuskAOC: Can someone explain what our Vice President just said? Reduce population? 🤔… https://t.co/xhlQnpH7Ll
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@Dr_CSWright So I can flush bots that are followers... #XRPArmy and #XRP followers like children.... in a bad way. All responses nlocked. With a b.
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@Dr_CSWright If you subscribe to anything... @Culture_Crit should be your prime choice.
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@Dr_CSWright Final geography paper started. London to Tokyo cable route. 63ms less latency. Patents on technology to be filed first.
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@Dr_CSWright This is called, hate crime. Why... as he makes it about a disability. Rather than responding... he uses disability to me his sword. That, is what is wrong with these people.
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@Dr_CSWright PS... I am flying over the Atlantic... vintage champagne in hand. Tweets do not continue like this next week. https://t.co/XqGnb0GcUH
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@Dr_CSWright He likes to think he is not a fool... You know, wisdom of crowds. But that only works when groups don't collude. Otherwise we have the group think problem.
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@Dr_CSWright Again.... let's see if a valid response with no ad hominem is possible... Premise 1: An authority in a given context is someone who is granted power to make and enforce rules, interpret the law, and give decisions within that context. Premise 2: A judge in a court is granted
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @OpenESQ: @Dr_CSWright @z0r0zzz You brought up an irrelevant example, which I explained was irrelevant. Then you posted a GPT-esque blur…
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@Dr_CSWright For the COPA people who want to challenge my expertise... little known thing... feel free to validate this by calling me out in court. Next year, I will have 7 doctorates. My goal is 11. https://t.co/jToGrnL5kD
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @zeminggao: Elon Musk doesn’t care about patents. But this is cleverly played by Elon. The biggest reason why Tesla isn’t patenting is…
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@Dr_CSWright Let's have some fun with our dark triad member.. Premise 1: An authority in a given context is someone who is granted power to make and enforce rules, interpret the law, and give decisions within that context. Premise 2: A judge in a court is granted power to make and enforce
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@Dr_CSWright Well... Defi is a lie, there is no such thing. But, rather, a fraudulent misrepresentation to promote illicit payments and money laundering. With, typically flawed arguments.
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@Dr_CSWright Wants bitcoin to be Marxist... Sad
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@Dr_CSWright Again... We said so... The past does not matter. Truth, bah... https://t.co/wZLIOY6R1E
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@Dr_CSWright We are not going to live on Mars. Not in my life. Not in my great grandchildren's life. Get over it. If you doubt me, tell me where the 10 trillion USD to support under 100 people on Mars a year will come from?
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@Dr_CSWright This is Fraud. Others, @cz_binance, @coinbase and the "crypto" cartel. https://t.co/TjTHvjKPJB
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@Dr_CSWright Really... legal systems? All of them? I guess this person has zero clues about the legal system outside of something like an arrest?
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@Dr_CSWright Here, we also have another strawman. Your "neighbour" will never know what transactions you created using Bitcoin. Yet, these remain traceable. But, why debate honestly when you can confuse people who don't understand rhetorical abuses of that language
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@Dr_CSWright Again. Some, the fallacy here is taking a small sample and conflating it to the population. How "some" use something cannot be attributed to the reason why something exists. Especially when the dome is a small population that remains statistically insignificant.
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@Dr_CSWright People should learn the logical fallacies if the wishes to use them. Sad how little people understand yet try to use. An Ad Hominem does not apply where you call dishonesty in an opponent who uses strawman arguments. You see, it is fact, and a direct part of yhe debate.
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@Dr_CSWright People are starting to get it. https://t.co/s5kN3QJbzA
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@Dr_CSWright Here, we have the definition of not smart enough to stop and read... I wonder how hard it was to miss the paper title?
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@Dr_CSWright Question... "Why don't I debate collectivist lawyers who disingenuously argue on twitter to defend my point?" 1. I do not deal with dogmatic and disingenuous people. You cannot have an argument with them. 2. The place for that is not Twitter. 3. They lie.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @RealCoinGeek: Forbes reveals extent of nChain patent empire—and the campaign to destroy it https://t.co/y7r4M051oz
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@Dr_CSWright Tiny Guyana could soon become one of the world’s giant oil exporters from TheEconomist https://t.co/wmIjZRoPFq
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @SebPloetzeneder: "[T]he big Silicon Valley companies will tell you that you are free because of open-source projects. [...] When you b…
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@Dr_CSWright If the SEC are slightly not clueless... they will add misrepresentation and fraud
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@Dr_CSWright No. Ripple engaged in misrepresentation and set a fact based case precedent that does not apply to Blockchain
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @NavalismHQ: "The modern devil is cheap dopamine." @naval
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@Dr_CSWright If you go outside the main areas, you see the 10s of large and 100s of small failed pyramids. These are not of whole cloth, but a trial and error learning effort. Bent Pyramid Maydum pyramid Etc
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@Dr_CSWright Actually, not law. The XRP position has misleading fact and the argument has no relevance to any Blockchain. So... non sequitur.
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@Dr_CSWright The sine qua non of a functional democratic society is property rights, and all of these derive from intellectual processes where people create new ideas. Those seeking to undermine IP Laws do so for power and control and to ensure that others do not challenge them.
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@Dr_CSWright 5. Barrier to Entry: Even with open-source projects, there's often a significant barrier to entry for smaller developers and companies. The complexity of the code and the significant resources needed to effectively utilise and modify it can be prohibitive for those without the
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@Dr_CSWright While it is important to note that not all Silicon Valley companies behave this way, there is an argument that could be made against a few entities within the tech industry(Meta etc. …), suggesting that their open-source advocacy is more strategic than altruistic. 1. Open
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @traderric: @Forbes How is this upcoming trial bad for open source? If @Dr_CSWright wins, it means big corporations can't just swoop in…
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@Dr_CSWright The way these fools think Hal was without a family is astounding. More, the dishonesty in not showing his writing that discredit this. And, you ask, "Why court?"
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@Dr_CSWright While the paper has comprehensively analyzed a selected region, the extension of such research into explaining biodiversity in areas outside of Phoenix is unwarranted. The authors provide an interesting discussion of plant and bird diversity in such regions, but documenting the
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@Dr_CSWright You may work out where I took the "core" of this from.... In the realm of Mort d'Arthur, a tale to spin, Of knights and trolls and battles within. Of Saylor, the patsy, false, filled with guile, And Lopp, the creature, with his sneering smile. Into this realm, there came a
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@Dr_CSWright In the dark halls of Core, where shadows reside, A tale unfolds, from which truth cannot hide. Dorsey, the puppeteer, with threads spun of gold, Manipulates Saylor, his actions controlled. Michael Saylor, once praised, now a pawn in the game, Under Dorsey's command, stokes the
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@Dr_CSWright In the style of Dark and Light, a tale to be told, Of a chain of blocks, strong, yet captive and controlled. BTC Core with their grip, like a shroud in the night, In the realm of Bitcoin, they smother the light. Lo and behold, a hero arises, In the heart of the network, the hope
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@Dr_CSWright Upon the blockchain, mighty and vast, Lies the challenge of ages past. Scaling, the Silmarillion, gleaming and bright, Thrust into the darkness by Core's spite. Oh, once it flowed, like a river in spring, Transactions in thousands, a wondrous thing. But Core, in their folly,
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@Dr_CSWright In the realm where technology holds sway, A story unfolds of core and array. A core of constraint, a bottleneck bind, Opposing progress, keeping the world behind. Scaling's the hero, bold and bright, In the world of blockchains, the guiding light. BTC Core stands like an ominous
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@Dr_CSWright Methodology class.... Here in Az... Where I have already completed the days work,,, and it is not yet lunch... Soooooo... In chains of data, on paths unseen, Amidst the nodes in network, spread so keen, Lies a challenge, veiled in bright screen's light, Scaling transactions, a
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@Dr_CSWright When the blocks grow large in the network's chain, And transactions pile up in disdain, Remember then, the code's refrain, Scale, my friend, to ease the strain. You may think small and keep it so, Hoping speed will ever grow, But mark this truth that coders know, Larger blocks,
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@Dr_CSWright In realms where data twirls and twists, 'neath the sky's digital mist, A tale unfolds of chained blocks, their scale encased in paradox. Shall Blockchain's reach forever be confined, a victim of its own design? And thus, we dream of might and main, of a million transactions on a
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@Dr_CSWright When first blockchain's fire did take its birth, From code's deep womb sprung forth upon this earth, A system, flawless, free of central hand, A ledger spread wide o'er sea and land. Yet progress met, in time, its cruel bounds, In block and chain a harsh limit sounds, Each
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@Dr_CSWright Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of blockchain lore, While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping, As of some gentle hand, softly rapping, rapping at my server's door. "'Tis some visitor," I https:
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@Dr_CSWright In the vast realm where binary stars reside, A single quest, in our hearts confide. To scale the beast that's bound by chains, In world of blocks, where Bitcoin reigns. Giant blocks, like mountains tall, Contain the whispers, big and small. Transactions etched on digital slate,
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@Dr_CSWright WOW... they could serve a small medieval village with this level of scaling...
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@Dr_CSWright CAP theorem is wrong. Consistency, Availability, Partition can be achieved simultaneously. Terranode and distributed bitcoin nodes solve this... How many impossible things have you done today? https://t.co/OerCBWq6ij
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@Dr_CSWright On campus, playing doctoral student again here in sunny Az. https://t.co/usr0aPNUXP
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@Dr_CSWright Funny, but sad as well. People trying to cherry pick and misquote my comments back to me...
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@Dr_CSWright You can listen now and be ahead of the curve. Or you can listen after Jan, 2024. Either way, the long term is the same for me. Your choices are not my problem.
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@Dr_CSWright The stupidity of calling this a security spend astounds me still. Do none of these people understand hashing?
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @NavalismHQ: People with “founder mentality” can’t rest once a problem or opportunity is identified. They take on personal responsibilit…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @NavalismHQ: "We study science to learn how to get what we want. We study philosophy to know what to want in the first place." @naval
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@Dr_CSWright 20 year prediction. China starts taking Russian territory. Manchurian areas will be taken by Chinese building and border re-drawing. Population pressure in CN will lead to road and city building as Russia ends with a smaller population and a loss of resources.
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@Dr_CSWright None of the above. Bitcoin does not have limits.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: "It's unfortunate that this has happened. No. It's fortunate that this has happened and I've remained unharmed." — Marcus…
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@Dr_CSWright First, they need to build a single logical qubit... they still have not done even this.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: "Learning how to live takes a whole life." — Seneca
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: https://t.co/RBsPE74PvB
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: "Let us not postpone anything, let us engage in combats with life each day." — Seneca
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: So true! https://t.co/8ID7yRafhs
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @CalvinAyre: look this is really simple...RICO charges in the US are minimum 10 years for involvement in organized crime and that is wha…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Live the best life you can. Life is a game whose rules you learn if you leap into it and play it to the hilt.
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@Dr_CSWright All 12 BTC nodes....
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @hlopez_: Your bitcoin can move without your keys. Just need miners. There’s even been proposals to move Satoshi coins to a burn addre…
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@Dr_CSWright To stop a patent, blog the idea. The most dishonest concept since Stallin is the idea that open patent is not about control.
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@Dr_CSWright Milton Friedman was profoundly influenced by the economic thinking reflected in Adam Smith’s teachings (Smith, 1776). The laissez-faire capitalism Smith advocated aligns with Friedman’s belief in free markets, where individuals have the freedom to make their own economic
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@Dr_CSWright Friedrich Hayek did not deny the potential drawbacks of capitalism, such as wealth inequality. However, Hayek (1942) would argue that it’s important to emphasize the unique strengths of this system. Capitalism allows for the efficient use of knowledge distributed among
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@Dr_CSWright Ayn Rand, a refugee from Soviet Russia, created the perspective of the philosophy known as Objectivism. A free market capitalist system is the most moral and efficient economic system. Rand (Rand et al., 1986) believed in the absolute right of individuals to pursue their
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @HumanProgress: It took 60 hours a week of physical labor to keep a 1930 household working. Today, it takes perhaps 15 hours. https://…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @dailystoic: "Think of each single day as a single life." — Seneca
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: House Of Lords OKs UK Crypto & Digital Assets Bill https://t.co/e0N97pLLlI via @CompPolicyInt
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @philosophors: “If there is a wrong thing to do, it will be done, infallibly. One has come to believe in that as if it were a law of nat…
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@Dr_CSWright In referencing the economic geography as it is associated with transnational corporations (TNCs), Nachum explored “the characteristics affecting the location choices of TNCs [which] have traditionally been dominated by reference to the relative abundance of certain immobile
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @agerhanssen: I could not say it better myself! https://t.co/4JYlsTEC2T
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: When law and duty are one, united by religion, you never become fully conscious, fully aware of yourself. You are always…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: "Try looking into that place where you dare not look! You'll find me there, staring out at you!"
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @WhaleChart: JUST IN: Britain’s House of Lords passes bill to seize and freeze crypto used for crime
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@Dr_CSWright Justice is simple, it comes from rule of law, not of code, by law etc. It is equal treatment for all. The same standards for all. No blocking some, promoting others. It leads to social mobility. Some rise, some fall.
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@Dr_CSWright Just remember, under 4% of money is held as cash. And, not m3 either.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: “To come under siege was the inevitable fate of power.”
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @Rainmaker1973: From a 1979 IBM presentation https://t.co/bloze2IukG
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @MetanetIcu: General reminder, you can find all the #philosophy classes to date here - https://t.co/vITAK0mvWS With @Dr_CSWright sharin…
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@Dr_CSWright Correlation is not causation
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @murphsicles: 🚨 Breaking News! Cardano achieves less volume in 5 years, than BSV does in one day! https://t.co/RpE61Il3vA
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Your habits always come hunting after you. The self you construct will haunt you
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: The mystery of life isn't a problem to solve, but a reality to experience.
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@Dr_CSWright Welcome to Tulip's new logo. https://t.co/0kCfPa9hbu
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @TheAtlasSociety: Against a corrupt system, Ragnar Danneskjold fights for individual rights, free markets, & reason. Discover his story…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @JeremyTate41: Thomas Jefferson’s recommended reading list: ANCIENT HISTORY - The Histories, Herodotus - History of the Peloponnesia…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @JeremyTate41: It’s not only possible, it is now the norm, to go from Pre-K to PhD without reading a single word from Homer, Plato, Augu…
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @DuneQuoteBot: Is your religion real when it costs you nothing and carries no risk? Is your religion real when you fatten upon it?
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@Dr_CSWright The topic of energy consumption, as it is associated with digital currency, has been a hotly debated one over the last decade. While digital currencies are transferred in cyberspace, the electricity associated with the transfer and verification of transactions is produced in
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@Dr_CSWright The Bitcoin White Paper states, “They [nodes] vote with their CPU power, expressing their acceptance of valid blocks by working on extending them and rejecting invalid blocks by refusing to work on them.” This implies that miners have a duty to uphold the original Bitcoin
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @Culture_Crit: English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge said it best: "The principle of the Gothic architecture is infinity made imaginable…
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@Dr_CSWright In point of fact, the only way to scale lightning is to increase the block size. It doesn't do millions of transactions nor can it. It's a shame that @bancosantander is opening themselves up for large levels of liability to the extent they could lose their license to operate in
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @michaelshermer: This is not an example of an evolved heritable behavior. This organism was "assigned beaver at birth" and then was expo…
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@Dr_CSWright 2007.. https://t.co/6rReqysqUC
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @jk_rowling: 'Cis' is ideological language, signifying belief in the unfalsifiable concept of gender identity. You have a perfect right…
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@Dr_CSWright Leon Trotsky, a notorious Marxist revolutionary and theorist, understood the power of language in shaping societal perceptions and advancing political ideologies. His contribution to the Russian Revolution and the subsequent formation of the Soviet Union involved direct
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@Dr_CSWright The purpose of corporate social responsibility lies in the development of resilient companies. The underlying activities undertaken in promoting sustainability within academic research would seem to be at odds with the reality of global sustainability. Crucially, it is well
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@Dr_CSWright What happens when the evidence is irrefutable... Welcome to what is coming.
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@Dr_CSWright [RT] RT @JohnReedStark: Be Careful What You Wish For Cryptoverse, You Just Might Get It The cryptoverse's pivot to the tired and toothless refr…
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@Dr_CSWright The absence of a competitive element in PoS may allow a small number of participants to maintain significant control over the network. This concentration of power goes against the principles of a fixed protocol and may raise concerns regarding the ability to scale the network
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@Dr_CSWright The core developers will try and tell you that they are aiding innovation and development. Yet, every time they change the protocol, they destroy the work of those who have been building. Moreover, they completely neglect the rights of individuals who create. By attempting to
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “As a researcher develops through the doctoral learning process, it is essential to find academic peer support groups that can aid in providing feedback and support... The Role of the Researcher https://t.co/84gVo3j4CU”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The start of Japanese Asianism developed as Japan sought to find solidarity with other Asian countries, all of which were under pressure from European nations who sought to expand into the Asian continent... https://t.co/aI0ZZ5OgYB”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Traditionally, the study of history looked at the state and elite forces and people and how they would change the world from the leading edge of change. Since the Second World War, history has moved towards the analysis of individual lives... https://t.co/pvjzm5d2X0”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “There is a good deal of misinformation around scarcity right now. Unfortunately, our education system has produced a series of partially educated people, who may receive vocational training but are not educated. As a result... The Scarcity Paradox https://t.co/xRacZOPDaM”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The computer-generated music that we have now that those in Silicon Valley tells us can eventually replace humanity is just like a versificator in Orwell’s 1984.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Yes, it is true. Machine learning techniques can create music that sounds like the Beatles or Beethoven. Unfortunately what they don't tell you is it is the music that nobody cares about from these authors and musicians.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “1984: George Orwell. The tune had been haunting London for weeks past. It was one of countless similar songs published for the benefit of the proles by a sub-section of the Music Department.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The words of these songs were composed without any human intervention whatever on an instrument known as a versificator. But the woman sang so tunefully as to turn the dreadful rubbish into an almost pleasant sound.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “He could hear the woman singing and the scrape of her shoes on the flagstones, and the cries of the children in the street, and somewhere in the distance, a faint roar of traffic, and yet the room seemed curiously silent, thanks to the absence of a telescreen.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The future according to Silicon Valley. https://t.co/OsvDpkm5i0”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Do the maths.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “My prediction is BSV will reach 99% of all Blockchain transactions this year.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “By the end of next year, 99.99%.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “If you want to build something else, if you think decentralisation is an end, good luck… I have no interest in what you’re doing. My goal is very simple…”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Deliver a digital cash system and a framework that allows for extensibility in creating digital transactions with monetary value.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “That can be delivered to the scale of tens and eventually hundreds of billions of transactions a second while maintaining a cost under a thousandth of a cent per transaction.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “By 2030, the only digital asset class will be that which scales. Then, like the Internet, the competing networks will fall away, and only one will remain.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin is not about thousands of nodes and nor cannot have thousands of nodes. Instead, Bitcoin is about high scale, low-cost digital money.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “To be digital cash requires that the transactions are processed for under a fraction of a cent. It requires that this does not change as the system scales. The red herring that is used in the opposing arguments is a logical fallacy. That fallacy is the claim of decentralisation.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Decentralisation isn’t the goal. Instead, decentralisation is a tool to deliver digital cash.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “M-Pezza costs between 0.30 USD and 0.40 USD a transaction”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “3 to 4 nodes, as we see in BTC or ETH with a competitive process, is sufficiently decentralised. And only three or four nodes are controlling each of these networks. Nodes are defined in section 5 of my White Paper. Nodes create blocks.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The ongoing arguments about decentralisation are all red herring arguments. They are logically flawed. The first premise of a digital cash system is whether it acts like digital cash. To do this, the cost of any transaction cannot be more than a tenth of a cent.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The purpose of bitcoin is not decentralisation. Rather, decentralisation is merely one part of the design of the system to deliver digital cash.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “So while it is understandable that he wants to protect his outdated and archaic industry, life and industry move on.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “While there is a large market at the moment for people running raspberry pi’s, this, like the management of blacksmiths and farriers, is an occupation that will disappear.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The problem with Ethereum and BTC groups is that they are anticorporate. They call themselves crypto capitalists (Ortiz, 2020). What that really means is that they are anti-capitalist. They are Marxist through and through, and believe in the… Anti-Trust https://t.co/A0LrE4Vf1B”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Consider this a financial information release under the UK and US laws concerning information related to investment related statements.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “In an IEEE conference later this year, I will explain how we will take bitcon to 1 billion tps peak, using 2022 tech. To 100 billion tps before 2030 and have SPV lookups and proofs served for this.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Up to 4.29 billion exchanges a tx (packets) for 0.001c”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Over the last decade, I have been dragged into innumerable arguments and debates, going back to those with James Donald in 2008. They concerned scaling and other aspects of Bitcoin that some people would have disagreements on… The Vision for Bitcoin https://t.co/1mKpEd8zFy”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin is a micropayment system first and foremost. It scales by large blocks.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin does not address political problems; no technology does. Politics is a function of human interaction. Those who try and tell you otherwise are deceiving you in some way.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “There are three key points that matter in regards to bitcoin. Faster, more transactions, cheaper.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin doesn't replace banks. Instead, Bitcoin enables the unbanked to be part of the digital economy because it creates the first digital cash system. This is what people fear!”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The only, and I mean only, the purpose of bitcoin is high-volume at low fees. So if anyone tells you that anything above a fraction of a cent is low fees, they are lying and attempting to deceive you.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin is a micropayment system, first and foremost.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Next, the fees are in part related to the ability to directly scale on-chain without so-called boondoggle projects such as lightning and all the artificial limits that others apply.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright While it seems easy to allow extra members into NATO, to take such an action itself poses threats to existing members and destabilises the existing political order. Each side is acting in a realist political perspective that is likely to cause escalation.… https://t.co/rvnpqBeLCD
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright I believe that each side is manipulating the results for their own ends. The Russian Federation sees a threat from NATO on its borders. Such an advance is politically dangerous and should never have occurred.… https://t.co/diXJLT2vXy
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The Economist Intelligence Unit designated China as a highly authoritarian regime in 2019. The government is generally thought of as centralised. Yet, the ability to disseminate policy to local provinces is limited… Reliving an Ancient Past https://t.co/dWkW2P9ZxK”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin was never anti Bank. The Times headline is misrepresented and relates to the content of the article.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “BTC is not Bitcoin, Bitcoin is set in stone and the protocol is not at the whim of development teams.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Cypherpunks had NOTHING to do with Bitcoin. The system opposes all they want, are.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Anonymous systems are exclusively for cowards, criminals and associated scum.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin is not Crypto. Bitcoin is not Cryptocurrency. It was always electronic cash, a digital ledger. My white paper defines this.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “That is 50,000 hosts x 1.1Khash = 55 Mhash”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “If 50,000 non mining nodes start mining… Power is 750watts x 50,000 machines = At 0.12 USD /KWh ($) = 36.2 million USD per annum. COSTS!”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “If you want to wait for the end of the solar system to find a block – be my guest.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “You see, the next thing is none of the so-called full nodes is full nodes. None of them is mining. Moreover, if such an event happened, there would be at least 100 chains.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Moreover, such an illegal system will not even have a Fiat on-ramp. Without the ability and money to sell the coins, there will not be anyone using them. Nobody needs a slow, expensive micro-payment system such as BTC other than for the Ponzi reason.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Next, the thing to remember is that there is no value if you can't exchange. So, if a court order happens, exchanges will update. There's a reason for this. Any exchange that doesn't update will be an active violation of a court order.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “For something like Coinbase, not following a court order would have them delisted, and the company's CEO will face criminal charges for his activities. So, it is not that nonmining nodes have any purpose; they don't.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “If there are 50,000 or even 500,000 of those non-nodes, and every single miner disappears, no block will be created. Moreover, a single ASIC system has more processing power than every one of those 500,000 non-nodes.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “There is a strange belief that non-mining systems can be nodes in Bitcoin (and, by extension, on the BTC network)—without creating blocks. Then there are arguments that they help with ‘routing’ and distributing… A Rational Argument around Nodes https://t.co/V3n3aISS5q”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Any system that does not create blocks has no part in this process.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “So, if there is a fork in this period. The miner (node) does not get paid. Consequently, it is not merely finding a block but propagating it and having other miners build upon it to a depth of 100 subsequent blocks.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “In court, the continuous lie about how there were ever more than 10,000 nodes and up to 50,000 will be utterly destroyed. When we finish, any media agency promoting their lies will be held liable and enjoined.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “There is a reason why all of my opponents attempt to delay court cases. It is very simple, in court logical arguments and fact win. This is why I won in Florida, why there was no finding of fraud. Why in fact, I was considered the sole creator. Fact.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Simply, there are no people in the BTC "community" willing to honestly debate. There are none that will present an honest argument. There are none that will base an argument on fact and truth.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “If the system requires lightning watchtowers, trusted intermediaries, then there is no direct communication between Alice and Bob and it is not bitcoin.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “There is no issuer as all 21 million coins were issued on the day of launch and the protocol is set in stone so developers cannot alter it as they can with systems such as BTC that copy bitcoin.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Rather, it is a system with a complex scripting language to create alternative use cases but primarily "for small casual transactions".”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “In my white paper, I defined bitcoin as an electronic cash system. Of note, the issue to be solved and the reason that coin exists is not to create digital gold.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “If you think for a moment, you start to understand that nodes (miners) are highly incentivised to get blocks from other miners as fast as possible because this is how they earn money. The “bitcoin” Fibre network was an example of routing without home nodes having any relevance.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Moreover, the average time to receive notification of a block between miners is under 500 ms. The download of the block in any blockchain is very small.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The time that it takes to propagate around the home user network is over a minute. The argument is simple, something that takes over a minute somehow is faster than something that takes under a second.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “It is funny how little people choose to understand. For example, the White Paper I released in 2008 very clearly stated that bitcoin nodes create blocks. Therefore, creating a new block is the only consensus mechanism involved in bitcoin.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Moreover, the use of a flood based gossip protocol means that only other miners matter and there is no point in having what people call routing machines (or routing nodes). Such a system is completely irrelevant.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright Now, instead of taking the time to read and understand my white paper, people have started creating their own technically advanced Ellipsographs and are calling them “cryptocurrency nodes”.… https://t.co/F6dgi95TWT
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Welcome to the end of social media as you knew it. I am Satoshi. I am the creator of bitcoin. And, in this current battle with both Zuckerberg and Dorsey, I’m going to rock social media to its foundations and bring it crashing around them.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Why they attacked me as Satoshi is to distract you from looking at the evidence. In a court of law, logical fallacies don’t apply.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “I would look at the common law tort of passing off to understand that.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Luckily, the power of individuals like Facebook and Twitter in court is diminished. They don’t realise this yet, but in taking me want in court they will not only conclusively prove that I am the creator of bitcoin.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “They will prove how asinine their concepts and understanding of bitcoin really is. They will demonstrate how BTC is not bitcoin and is passing off as my creation.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The social media trolls will attack me. The reason for this is that they cannot attack my arguments. We still have a series of institutions that are purely based upon logical arguments and fact (truth). These are common law courts.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Facebook is a system that will collapse like all other corporations throughout history. It has a lifespan. Already, they have hit their limit and will start to diminish as other players, including tik-tok become more widely disseminated.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Why do you think both Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey are suing me? It is not because I’m saying I’m Satoshi. I may happen to be, and I am. They are suing me because I am a threat to their business model.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “It was a system that will change the world because it introduces low transaction fees, creates new opportunities, and removes economic friction.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “So, in arguing the nature of bitcoin, it becomes very simple to see that it was a micropayment system with a block-based structure that grew into gigabytes and then terabytes per block. It was a system designed for fees that were next to nothing at scale.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Yet, the argument is presented that 14,000 nodes can exist, have existed, or may exist in the future. Therefore, calculating how many nodes exist on the bitcoin network can be conducted in any difficulty adjustment period. Nodes create blocks.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright A simple example of this is the definitions presented in the whitepaper that I released and distributed in 2008. In section 5, I noted how nodes (aka miners or pools) create blocks, and this is the only consensus mechanism used in bitcoin.… https://t.co/f1coWnYgql
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “A prime example is derived from the attacks on me as the creator of bitcoin. The argument is that I’m nothing like Satoshi. Whereas the alternative that BTC is anything like bitcoin should be addressed.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “When individuals use these personalised attacks, they generally start to fall into other forms of logical fallacy. The use of special pleading or is it is also called moving the goalposts, may apply.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Many people in social media circles do not understand that the validity of an argument or the truth of something has no relationship to the individual unless the argument is about the individual’s character.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The logical fallacy evolves around attacking another person’s character or personality in ad hominem. This is done not to create a valid response but to attack the argument by ultimately attacking the person.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Most of the effort on Twitter remains in the realm of logical fallacies. It includes the Ad hominem attack and that of using the Genetic fallacy.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Or at least they believe that they are anonymous to attack people in a way that they would never do either in a face-to-face meeting or in a public space.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “This is not a new problem and has even been addressed philosophically by Plato. In the Ring of Gyges, we see the effects of what happens when a person gains the power to remain anonymous.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “One of the primary problems with social media, including Twitter and Facebook, is that they create a space that allows individuals and trolls to think that because they are anonymous.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Digital cash systems have been falsely misrepresented as being a cyberpunk/anarchist creation that is outside of the reach of government and was designed as an alternative that could not be controlled.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The Republic of Mozambique is a sub-Saharan African nation on the Swahili coast. The country gained political independence from Portugal on 25th June, 1975. Following a period of upheaval, the country… The Closing of Open Society: Part II https://t.co/ItNyz8YBOk”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “@SEMO3D @Aida122962 https://t.co/aQz5g24zMa”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Agency applies to open source development groups just as it applies to corporations.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Consequently, not having a legal structure merely creates a general partnership or association.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright The goal is to create a scaled system that will run on server farms handling first terabyte and then petabytes of data every 10 minutes.… https://t.co/1qBRWdrULw
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright The issue is not how many gigabytes have been mined. It is how many gigabytes can be mined in any 10 minute period. As I noted above, bitcoin (BSV) is already handling tens of thousands of transactions per second and has achieved a block around 4 GB.… https://t.co/MVEpXkdrn0
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright Sometime in that process there will be more data storage than can ever be used. The cost per transaction is a balancing economic aspect of the system as is the limitation on the number of tokens (2.1 quadrillion).… https://t.co/3TETsVpnMS
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright There is no IPV4 issue. The scaling of bitcoin is unbounded. There is no running out of data. Data storage doubles every 15 months or so. This is an exponential function and will be for at least the next hundred years.… https://t.co/KVIDp81Qv8
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright 4 GB is a start. 8 GB will be better and will be achieved later this year. I'll be happy when Bitcoin hits multiple terabyte blocks.… https://t.co/fsChafFAeH
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “@toysoul1337 The coin would be more effective and efficient at 1 MB per block without a Merkel tree. It would also be more secure.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright You are confusing the propagation of blocks with the total size of the blockchain. SPV requires only block headers. The implementation of a Merkel tree or binary tree is purely an algorithm that allows for extensive scaling of the protocol.… https://t.co/ZUwDQWZQNs
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “@noisevault @KanoTheTruth You do not help route. You do not aid in verification. You are purely doing this for your own self gratification.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “@noisevault @KanoTheTruth Secondly, if you've not found block in years you're not running a node. You have not verified anything because the verification is associated with other miners building upon your block until it is 100+ deep. Without a block, you are of course not part of the system
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “@noisevault @KanoTheTruth An aspect of all of this that you seem to miss is firstly that there is a 100 block maturity level before nodes (miners) are paid. As such, you cannot make a claim that it is a single hash. Moreover, it is not discovering a block but rather propagating it to all other mine
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “This was always how Bitcoin was designed to scale. The false claims of thousands of nodes are easy to discredit.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Nodes create blocks.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “There are four BTC nodes controlling the network – https://t.co/xLk8fO91Sl”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright ““Visa processed 37 billion transactions in FY2008, or an average of 100 million transactions per day. That many transactions would take 100GB of bandwidth, or the size of 12 DVD or 2 HD quality movies, or about $18 worth of bandwidth at current prices.””
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “That is, blocks of over 2 GB. https://t.co/pxFuA4VObq”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Bitcoin was designed to scale across a small number of server farms. Right now, there are four BTC nodes controlling the network.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright The false narrative that bitcoin was ever mentioned to cyberpunks on that list is an easily discredited lie,fabrication used to promote and disseminate misleading information about the system BTC that is falsely passing off as if it is bitcoin and misleading investors globally.… https://t.co/wcNj6ka
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “@btcsteve @metathomist Bitcoin is not designed as an anarchist system. Bitcoin was never promoted on the cyberpunk mailing list.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright Every aspect of how bitcoin works is public. It is transparent and not anonymous. It may be pseudonymous but there is a distinction. This applies even more so for miners and miners are not only completely visible but easily auditable and easily subject to legal action.… https://t.co/1lmlihEErp
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright However, these machines do not even try and create blocks. So, it is not even that they are providing hash rate. They are merely Sybil systems that poses nodes and pretend to be.… https://t.co/CJ9H8bbbdI
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright If you don't find a block, you have no interaction in any way. If there are 100,000 raspberry pi machines running as miners (and never finding blocks) the network hash rate is exactly the same with or without those machines. They are not only ineffective but superfluous.… https://t.co/Mqaz7tzA6F
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright The difficulty is purely adjusted based on blocks found. In analysing whether any node puts hash rate on the network you need to remember that the only nodes are by definition miners.… https://t.co/6VVmzET2Ha
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright The difficulty people have is understanding that the consensus mechanism is isolated and is not shared. The hash is not a security mechanism but rather a broadcast of investment.… https://t.co/cnof6R1AcS
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “@TheOnlyFronk @FThooligan”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Nodes create coins.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Consequently, if your system does not build blocks, it is not a Bitcoin node.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “I explained this on my early Bitcoin website: https://t.co/rfbAlDoWek”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The only consensus mechanism in Bitcoin involves building and disseminating a valid block that others build upon until a depth of 100 blocks has been reached.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “When developers can introduce new OP_Codes, introduce changes such as SegWit and more, the developers are controlling mines and entities behind the protocol.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright ““The nature of Bitcoin is such that once version 0.1 was released, the core design was set in stone for the rest of its lifetime.” (Me, 2010)”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “Developers cannot change the bitcoin protocol. However, my whitepaper notes that “Any needed rules and incentives can be enforced with this consensus mechanism.””
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “This decision was unanimous; free software distribution does not remove liability. https://t.co/o9THaQXWYW”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “The conduct of both agents and employees can result in situations where liability is imposed vicariously on an organisation through the common law.”
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Wayback · @Dr_CSWright “There are always arguments over scaling blockchain networks. Most of them end in 'ad hominem' attacks, and very few address the prime issues that need to be discussed and understood. None of it is new, either… The Wizard of Blockchain https://t.co/eXeMjl2Bv3”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @recrypto1 @Christophe_Be @apagut @justicemate https://t.co/VaqWhDseJR
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @penny_flipping I am a qualified mechanic. But, I still would not play with the sealed systems that they have now.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@optypine @sat_disc I am a lawyer and this is my area of speciality.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Yes, I can make ZCash and Monero completely traceable... A means to start monitoring it all and attributing. And, responsible disclosure is not those teams. Have a nice life.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @cryptocashcharl No thanks, but I know some people who can get a Rolodex out and help you if this is your thing...… https://t.co/Vq6M718hS6
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Madra_Caorach @iwearahoodie @Emperor_YZ Banks can tokenise on Bitcoin
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @mmapowerhour @marpme_ @ShortTheBottom Then, you do not check anything. Sorry. Fools will be fools
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The funds Ira wants are not those from when I was mining in 2009, but things Dave was dealing with in 2012 on. I know who some of these groups are, and I ignored it. Mr Klieman will learn, that should he ever hope to even gain a slight win, that this applies...”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Anyone here versed in the use of the Banach-tarski Paradox and how this may be related to finite derivatives in integer space?”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Tha_Crypto_Guy @coinyeezy @PsychedelicBart @devilninja777 @TiKawamoto @urbanarson Bye loser
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@MarkLundeberg I guess you never bothered to READ the whitepaper.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@BTC_BRAINSTORM @MeganLiller There is better, there is the original. Loaded 8 years prior to Bitcoin ;)”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “I have also come to learn, I really do not like anarchist fools. They have their head up their ass and cannot understand reality nor that others do not want their "utopia" Honestly, this force you to be free crap.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “You see, all those issues that you ignored. All those things I tried to tell you as you wanted to bastardise MY creation. They are solved. Yes, you want to use thresholds, but I have patented them”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Here is the thing. You sit saying what I "Need" do to. No, I need do nothing. You see, I want nothing from you. You have nothing I value. I will enjoy seeing BTC go to zero and fail, and I like this to be slow.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Try the mirror... https://t.co/Mp52M7JGYN”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@CryptoGooner_ Are you. Well, Bitcoin will fix that - and your scams”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] This crap, Bitcoin has moved on from Satoshi. Wrong. Much more of the work was designing than coding. Fortunately… https://t.co/7R60IUwdyp
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “And... ow WikiLeaks it burns... being called names by a group of criminals founded by a rapist Oh, how terrible we feel. Oh no, a group founded by a Rapist does not like me”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @taylorcreationz I created plumbing A means to have sound global money A means to trade and open global markets
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus If you say that you cannot afford books to learn, you are making excuses. You can buy complete works of many great authors for pennies. If you are on Twitter, you have no excuses… https://t.co/8Zubo6b5dE
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Rule 0 - Before 1 Never and I mean NEVER have a heart to heart with a group who are afraid of crypto and explain "Blacknet"… https://t.co/LThdXEFNBX
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@tzbakeoven @JimmyWinMedia And, if BTC did not fork into an airdrop coin... Typos and all...”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “My stupidest mistake was going to the Australian government in 2001 and filing this shit.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “In 2010 I tried to explain this. https://t.co/qo1Rn11Jh0 I said, Bitcoin is NOT anonymous and it becomes more private as you scale the system. You know...It'll be better when the network is larger.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “In the coming weeks and months I am going to start releasing the start and early period of Bitcoin and why I left. I do not like that I am forced into this position, but by the end, people will I hope understand.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @billionairepony Bye bye
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @KarlWithaD If you think about it...
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @NexusSix7 No. It is. Bitcoin is TC, but, the method was not easily seen.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @ByronObando89 @bithaiti No, they are not. This is about technology and sound money. Not conspiracy
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus I walked outside and I thought... Crypto winter. Lambos are obtained from developing and stewarding successful c… https://t.co/xdwIC8clOS
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The dumbest thing is an anonymous "privacy coin" If you want a system that is easy to take, that is it. Simple, mere possession a crime and strict liability offense”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @JeremiahMarkus @NationalAnarchy No. He wants NA coin
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Why Lightning... the REAL reason... Drugs, KP, bucket shops, money laundering... lightning is an offchain record.… https://t.co/bFvawQGw9U
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “LOSER This guy has no idea - and - VAT/GST Government will simply move to value added tax. https://t.co/vqMB0pPr9A”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @MariamAzeb Business It IS a commodity ledger
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] You do not treat keys as you do in PGP. You treat addresses as a one time system - use once, then do not use again.… https://t.co/Hynvh9gSEs
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @BsvCrypto @UDL_IP Busy 2 days. Working to do 1094 by end of year
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “2 year target. 2-4 Million TPS peak 500k sustained Terranode Bitcoin”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @_crptx @KevinMurphy77 @ejfhp @CalvinAyre Not really. ICOs and Digital Gold are dead ends.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus On Friday at Coingeek week, I will be announcing a game changing new tech we have for SV. Bitcoin as it was origin… https://t.co/jsT6bVQaOv
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @excalibur0922 Now you are getting it
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “In discussions with Calvin and his team, they want to focus on the Business applications we have coming in the new year and I respect his advice. As the following message from Calvin says, if they add replay protection, we will let the market decide. https://t.co/Ig7PcFI3fA”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @MSJ_2016 @geoffgolberg No. In fact, I will be releasing a prosecutors "cheat sheet" on all this in the new year. Enjoy
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @AngryLamma Not all, but those trading are just there to scam and create nothing
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @JLynn4u No, that is just bull from DCG to cover the lies they tried to sell to others. Why XRP - as it is high -… https://t.co/HamXJgCvnF
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @TotalBuzzKit @LairCrypto @_nurazhar Uses - there is no precede - 99% of what people are doing is off track.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “In all this no user transactions are lost. And... SV is ahead.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Still not enough... And, how long will you steal your client's money...”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The error in this is the assumption that we want or will sell ABC tokens, no, we just plan on re-orging and re-orging We do not want to have the longest ABC chain, we will just destroy all of the ABC chain. Have a nice day... and you will learn. @NoSplit”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Just a reminder Sustainable hash Not a day, not weeks, not a burst. Continuous competition until one dies as we do not stop… https://t.co/DUDjaDRVVP
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Well. In 2017 I said there was a MAJOR issue with SegWit. In mid to late 2019, I will explain it. It cannot be removed. It cannot be fixed. It is not solvable and, you cannot work around it. Sorry. You allowed Core to kill BTC. I did try and stop you.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Oh. And @JihanWu and @rogerkver selling... they will also have to sell BTC to pay rented hash. If this is a long war... expect 2014 prices in BTC... think what that does... Have a nice day”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Hete in the war room... ready to start the tests of where Bitcoon can become global cash. Test one, removing the turds (ABC) and legitimising neutral money... Ready to kick ass and move forward https://t.co/cemC5c3Z3u”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @devang11222 I hate beggers.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @AbuAliyya Huh
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The 51% defense allows for not just a re-org, but unwinding the dishonest chain (ABC) that tries to add illegal op_codes. In this, we can take block (n) and mine to (N+1) with a new (N-1) and (N) We mine to (N+2) and repeat - over and over (N-i) until i= the fork time 1”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Hey @btccom_official Do you guys really want to mine for NOTHING. Others like to say I am bluffing.... I am not. EVERY satoshi ever mined and earnt on BCH using ABC will be reversed. You mine ABC, you piss in the wind and burn electricity for nothing. It is a promise”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Miners and honest developers defend the protocol from the hordes of dishonest dev's & "ShitLords" from arbitrary change and experimentation Sound money is stable One protocol The 51% defense protects Bitcoin from the EVIL and dishonest hordes Defend bitcoin Defend your mon
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “READY! The 15th is WAR! Run pussies run. We do not forgive, we do not stop, we will not leave you the air you need to breath! Have a nice day! https://t.co/4B5VfzX1fM”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @bchisking Here you go https://t.co/V1BxTRuILk
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @tptsele @CryptoSpaniard There have been anarchists - anarchic is the natural state, and it is a failed state I ha… https://t.co/9jJXrrArKt
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @tgdjgjtpgj Bitcoin as global cash
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The interesting thing is that under existing law any exchange taking a DSV tainted coin; any miner verifying a tainted coin & any developer on such a system is facilitating crime. You can say permission-less all you like, but you don't have permission to violate the criminal law”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “A little advice for the legally clueless. A few ABC dev's are no arguing that empty blocks are legally an easement (so much for the permission-less crap). The claim follows: 1...”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “PS. 10 Bitcoin for a verified address for service for "Phil" I am interested in exposing his fraud and seeing him enjoy a prison cell.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @rogernightman Yes, we will make certain bitcoin remains
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @JordRothy5678 @mindstatex Bitcoin
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Rongarvin99 See Prices and Production F A Hayek 1931
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The entire concept of 'permission-less' is flawed. It is marxist #collectivist bullshit. Property rights matter. If you want to just ignore the rights of other people, you should not be involved with #Bitcoin. #BCH is capitalist. It is entirely about property rights!”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Marlab999 Only 19 to do and I do 2 to 3 a day. I am on a plane tomorrow to HK, that should allow 2. Etc
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @heatcrypto @BoulevardLP @SilvioSchembri There are US crowd funding laws. Have a look at the JOBs Act. I am yet t… https://t.co/4pGN8CMgXN
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @BuckoHaram @JamesDelingpole Mises. Read up on economics. Fredrick Bastiat. I post a lot
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus The key aspect that was always the heart of Bitcoin and that many lose sight of... It's based on open market compe… https://t.co/uIpRuPuJJu
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @PetroReport No, it is reality and only fools think otherwise, good bye Go and look for a Unicorn.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@adamcon25 @satoshi0x DVC is not related to bitcoin at all. Just another scam”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Zigadeebong Do not be disingenuous. Bitcoin is set in stone Grey. It is not, was not and will not be social consensus.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @NationalAnarchy @CoinAgnostic @Bitcoin Again wrong. The address balance is not effected my malleation Ever
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @laigenyee @hsia_li Lol. So. Equal shares of a worthless ponzi (BTC) and bitcoin (BCH)
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Why is Bitcoin Open Source? To an extent all software is a black-box. As a consequence, the quote concerning Bitcoi… https://t.co/E2iy2yrV7A
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @sherrykochmail Yes, you can peg Fiat and it can scale as well (ETH does not)
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Bitcoin_is_Cash @chrujmn @DanielKrawisz @bitcoinshillz Well. You will have to wait, and in time, see just how little you understand huh
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @metalslaw It uses 1.25 year jumps
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @wutong_tang And study and average 2.5 papers and...
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Lowrypalooza Yes, this is the aim of creating alt coins. You will find this ends soon. It will be regulated and s… https://t.co/5EASKx2bPX
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “I shall provide sufficent evidence to enable a criminal fraud prosecution against "Scronty". This material shall be compiled and released in Sept. It shall include his extortion attempt and far more. Sorry. He has nothing to do with Bitcoin, and his fall will be an example.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @2nd_Entropy @micropresident @kyuupichan It helps the smart contract language on Wormhole
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “If a pool cannot mine a minor 32mb block (that a 56k modem could handle) and tries to hobble scaling to subsidise their failure, they deserve to be bankrupt. This is capitalism. Scaling is happening in #BCH Miners will just move pools, life goes on. https://t.co/MY51GksjxI”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @xplice Of many possibles
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “So, this is a way (OP_FALSE is better) to make a burn address... yet... not how WormHole does it - trust them... https://t.co/nVnyNGUurb”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The point is... Not seeking a valid address But a provable invalid one”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Then, go ahead. I am not the one pushing to patent the base protocol. I am the one saying this si a TERRIBLE IDEA So, if you insist on making it something we (nChain) control utterly...… https://t.co/bBoCslZa4a
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @maesitos No. And, SegWit is a dead end
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “There is no new chain. Welcome to being orphaned https://t.co/TMViIlnykq”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Bitcoin is about stable money. It is not about user votes, it is the opposite of Fiat where democracies vote peopl… https://t.co/4vzhatrwbC
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @breathedml Multiple stacks control
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @SMAtrader1990 @JWestJest No. That is wrong troll
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Welcome to the original stable unbounded bitcoin protocol. No limits, onchain”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @khunFYP No. Currency does not mean by fiat
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@unrealjoethomas @paulee_paul @CashPromos @CalvinAyre @yhaiyang No. That exists today And, the idea that unlicensed gambling will be tolerated is a joke. It, in the way some think will exist will just allow a way to shutdown anything using it”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Added bull. The algorithms are public (open source), so reversing the secret sauce is nothing. You uses brain wallet. A special one you remember. Honestly... this is a joke You can recreate the key watching a person use the device https://t.co/WKTkqlzYqD”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus I am at the point where I do not need to argue with you if you shill shitcoins or want to sell stupid ideas (EOS).… https://t.co/SROYeF8l8X
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] #BitcoinCash allows real shares, ones with dividends and voting rights as automated common stock offerings. Electr… https://t.co/Hch6NriBUU
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@The_BCH_Boys @UnstoppableBCH Except We have started formally proving it, small work yo complete graph is already proven in peer-reviewed publication Greg is afraid BTC is also small world His lies are crumbling”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Now we start to show what we have been building. On our terms. In our way. You see, we don't need your investment, nor your advice. For we are #Bitcoin and we are many #BCH To some. We are your WORST nightmare and the dream is only starting”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “This is my gym at home here in London... https://t.co/Crzk6VwxX0”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus We will work with other miners to scale the software. Not what dev groups want. Miners If miners do not scale, the… https://t.co/8hGEZ7A3cq
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus No hash goes to this crap. They want it, they fork it, without us. Without the apps using our code, our IP etc. Without the companies we have invested in.… https://t.co/E2foRGPNdI
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] And this https://t.co/AGCHIf2Nsu And Java, C, C++ And Forth and Cobol and ASM32
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @zerpmalachi Long term... no Speculation... short term.. maybe What timeframe ?
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Thou who tells people to Hodl is a scammer pushing a ponzi. Basically, pump. Leave like Lite Charlie. The sale is to make a few, as.the bag holders collapse. Bad, bad lopp https://t.co/hziy0qCgMv”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “This is my life. I work AND I already have all this. I still study and I already have doctorates. If you think crypto is about sitting in your pyjamas and making more, expect pain. Enjoy seeing aspects of my holiday next week and remember that this is working smart and focus”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “I hate to say told you so... But, BCH will support regulated securities this year. ETH prides itself on flaunting the law... https://t.co/2ltuCqEftQ”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [RT] RT @CalvinAyre: doing our part to bring economic freedom and utility to the world. https://t.co/Kbt60d0v2a
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] See, Core do not trust economics. Bitcoin is ALL economics.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Auxon0 Good :) We will deliver the tools to make all you stated a reality
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @c4chaos @siosism @crypt0snews Why... Just buy it... Why morph it and be driven...
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “To all my trolls... https://t.co/1ZfLD09jW6 https://t.co/JJqTXXr0a3”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @portdiamonds I did something like this. It was a security under the law. It was a fixed one to one pairing... A li… https://t.co/3wKpjX2S0M
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@patent_info Definitely Aiming at 500 to 600 new inventions a year”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @zdavatz A waste of a conference hall...
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @mindstatex @zbingledack @uriklarman @TweetyBirdbrain @bloXrouteLabs @BitcoinUnlimit @vermorel Say SPV node Wallet Merchant node
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @rbrtbrgnjn 50,000 banks
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @BOMinvest And, I assure you... mating in flat worms has not led to a lot.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Goal 1. 5 billion in 5 years. The first goal is to have 5 billion people come to know about and be able to access bitcoin. Remember this. Tell others. 5 billion people will know what bitcoin cash represents in 5 years!”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus It seems that lightning does not strike twice as it doesn't strike at all.... https://t.co/dgXT9fHCGJ
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @laszlokova @marco_java @nChainGlobal They are low connectivity systems. That could be for many reasons.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @hoque_mainul See for example Eisner v. Macomber, 252 U.S. 189 (1920) US Supreme Court
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Crypto__Honey @AlexPickard Maths Economics Law Finance Banking Psychology History Code Statistics Logistics Trade law Etc Not just...
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@CobraBitcoin Smart man... even if slow to come to the truth”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @MZietzke Yes
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @goldmy_re @steviezollo @TweetyBirdbrain @rogerkver And you are a commercial miner.... If not... who cares that your block is slow
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @c4chaos At least use the right image https://t.co/43ubHwlLPf
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Satoshi saw Data centres - Bitcoin was ALWAYS designed this way. https://t.co/8mqLUHosyv https://t.co/4oxQc8KiG3…
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @marbell379 Any computation
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@haseebinc @lopp @naval It is not. Lopp has close to zero understanding of bitcoin”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus In a lightning network world... Microsoft patch Tuesday is to be renamed to Channel death Tuesday with all Lightning nodes now forced to close and commerce to have a global restart Just think of all those lovely bitcoin segwit mining fees as users are FORCED to restart channels… https://t.co/89k9S
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@lorcacons @howelzy And when a security patch comes and Windows reboots....”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Cryptocurrency lesson of the day There is no Cryptography in #cryptocurrencies. Hashes and digital signatures are related technology but Bitcoin for example is clear text. Where cryptography is deployed is in associated systems. No secret writing, integrity based.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “To my haters...”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Why ASICs https://t.co/aGJ5NRPEa9 This is what CPU mining leads to This is what ASICs solved for Bitcoin. PoW without cost and by criminal groups is what Bitcoin avoided and others want to embrace - ASICs matter and the idea is not users for user node sake.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @scottbuszard @siosism Yes. There is little science in climate science. You will note that "Climate scientists" are never meteorologists.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Andreas M. Antonopoulos has made the assertion, "You need a node so that you can be certain of a TX being confirmed as all the external companies could have been hacked... What is more likely... 10s of companies being hacked to fool a user Or The user is hacked?”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “With XOR and String Operations we have the ability to use Oblivious Transfers. in BCH. Think of true fungibility and mixing and then, you take it a little further :) Coming your way in May.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@Egon_BTC @derekmagill I am fine.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@briangamblin Greed”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Carl0sfelipebtc @yevgenydevine @handsomegui @AlexPickard @CobraBitcoin @JihanWu @decredproject Hahaha
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@DeepDish71 @AlexPickard @perplextus @Gubermensch Rome was not built in a day. Where people go wrong is that they start to think this is a easy journey, it is not. It is a decades long hard slog. When you accept that, then we may start to make progress.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @VinnyLingham @AlexPickard @MZietzke @Carsten71071425 @ConnorVO @ksdeav @_deCentral And https://t.co/8yD4d3Ttev
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “It is easy to believe that those with money just seek more money, but the reality is different. Money is not an end, it is a means. No billionaire need work... ever Yet those who are capitalist do. Why... to create. To build. To make.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @leccytrain Just starting. Now we have to take the PCTs and file all over and that slows the creation of new ones down
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @BaliBebas @Crypto_Gossiper @CRYPTOCRATS Speculative bubbles and not use... Oh how little they get
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @buddhacoiner Some are bad, not all are bad. That is too simplistic.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @DmitryTsygankov @jodibelair5 @ZekeSnark @NSKinsella @mindstatex @JollyMortXMR @oli_vdb @SheriUcar @Hntaigana… https://t.co/n0VA1OAt9e
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @yevgenydevine Again. No system is perfect. It is a logical fallacy to say that only a perfect system can exist.… https://t.co/RchQNtZNBt
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @roryhighside @henrikweide We did. In 2009. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Etc In fact... We have 20 years of tech advan… https://t.co/NLdjWQnnDf
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus What is REALLY funny with this - one of my quests for collecting Masters and other degrees is from the University o… https://t.co/LoJK4dAvHL
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The thing people do not really understand with a Doctor in Comparative Theology is that it is not religion, but history. My studies were on Greece, Rome and the middle east. The origins or religion ;)”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Although the first instance of law and the creation of such is lost, we have examples of copyright and patent in Republican Rome dating to before 300 B.C.E. The claims this is a new construct are clearly false. ...”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @NSKinsella @ccaiosales Non sequitur I am pro competition. Patents add to competition. For every patent there i… https://t.co/ZgYJuDsRRn
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [RT] RT @Egon_01: CNBC’s Dan Nathan: Bitcoin Cash (#BCH) Will Overtake Bitcoin (#BTC) Soon https://t.co/QgOzXeDWPb @RiskReversal #fintech #cry…
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@CryptoKang This year... It is underway... I will just have Jimmy smack me down if I open my mouth right now :) @JimmyWinMedia - see, I can shut up sort of”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus You may also know that Dave and I submitted code and work to the DHS. This included the Truecrypt flaws and also methods on tracking via Tor... So, yes, I have some idea of determining application details... Read some of the papers.. you may learn something.… https://t.co/hCQswe3dJA
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@OnWindowly @Egon_01 @AshRoadRash @CryptoChoww In case you have not noticed, ALL the major Alt coins would have been functions IN Bitcoin. Blockstream created the scenario that divided all this and fragmented the industry. Imagine if ETH, ZCash, DASH, Monero etc were all project ON Bitcoin? Imag
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @MZietzke @fiddler_roof @wtfkenneth Speak for yourself...
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Most of these fail to see that Blockchain is 99% economic. It is not crypto, it is finance. Many of these do not offer value as money. Those will all fail. Next, most of these are better as apps on BCH Augur. zero value.… https://t.co/2Zel93UVQZ
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @xSevithx @CryptoFinancc @VinnyLingham @timoncc @simonbettison @AlexPickard @PeterRizun @udiWertheimer… https://t.co/rERwTBntlu
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @robertnesquick Je vous remercie. Je vais.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @Brendo_L @perplextus @PeterRizun No. At least 25% will actively block such a proposal.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@IneffableKoD Applied Mathematics.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@rubicon59 @PN_LTC No. A transaction is a transaction Faster settlements adds more orphans. It skews the system. It is not a solution”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @tomothyjones @nChainGlobal SDK... 2018. Threshold... SBI :)
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@officialmcafee Bitcoin from John is BTC + BCH. I think people are missing this.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @CoinmarketSwot All happening
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “The REAL question. Why are so many supposed supporters of Bitcoin so strongly (and vitriolically) opposed to Bitcoin being used as a P2P cash system? You know, the thing that was stated in the whitepaper title. Why are they so emotional about making certain this does not occur?”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “If we look at global money M1, which includes all the physical money, plus quickly accessed money like that in checking accounts, we can estimate the amount to be $25 trillion USD. For m3 we come to $75 trillion. M0 is only 5 trillion dollars”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus 1. One major flaw in the claims of future Bitcoin value is not understanding that Exponential and Logistic functions look the same at the start. Bitcoin is logistic. It does not increase forever. If you believe this, you are worse than a fool as the world only has limited wealth.… https://t.co/znYcN
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@timoncc @VinnyLingham @alansilbert @PeterRizun @spair @OneMorePeter There are no NON-Mining "full nodes" in the white paper. Miners are nodes. Non-Miners do nothing. They solve zero blocks, they stop propagation of nothing. They do and offer nothing to the network.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @cryptomaximal @electroncash @OliversWilde Except, as I have said many times, PoS is a huge fail: https://t.co/8mqLUHosyv
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @JMWenterprises @c4chaos I will write something more specific soon. It is a loose mesh. The distance in a loose mes… https://t.co/VCxo1cdPgY
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Bye bye BP Back to work https://t.co/JGh5Yr8gQJ
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “nChain have spent a few years developing a micro services based platform version of a node. Extensible and scalable to 100s of 1000s of TPS and with selectable databases. Can form a merchant solution (e.g. Amazon level). We are thinking how to ensure max BCH adoption. Should we:”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @dabloki @regtrader01 @CivEkonom Well, I would not know. You see, I have the DTh, and a PhD and I just did the last… https://t.co/eTT7ginLW1
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @paulee_paul @hajek_miloslav Yes, it was the Brisbane Stock Exchange then... Before it became the Australian Stock… https://t.co/qmmzuQlJoy
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @JGPI2017 Low cost. The US has a number of plants that are good value. There are several in Canada. mining makes t… https://t.co/7codURU2Dj
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@Cryptogreen4 Look to the long term. In a year, BCH will be used far more than BTC.”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [RT] RT @AynRandBot: It is not man's subconscious, but his *conscious* mind that is subject to his direct control---and to moral judgment.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@Elorm There is no such thing. We are licensing to Bitcoin cash. No defensive patent exists”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Many wonder why Secp256k1 was used in Bitcoin A secret few (if any) seem to have discovered: It is one of the VERY Few curves that are compatible with Bi-Linear parring. It uses the Boneh-Franklin Encoding https://t.co/KHW8H7nDUL We will be detailing what this can allow soon”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “@rubicon59 @guruvan Nobody needs to use P2SH if we stop the idea of standard scripts etc. P2SH was a kludge. So you have choice. P2SH is vulnerable to Pre-Image and Birthday attacks https://t.co/pF6ycyU9Fk The attack on the mean uses 2^80 bits of work https://t.co/oxX66XdM2K”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus In the 17th C, average Londoners died of scurvy in winter. The rich had orangries. This is what capitalism deliver today. Life for many
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @its5amincrypto I do not know. I stopped modelling Botnets in 2012. I never studied how they may move to alternative coins.
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @AmazonMotoring Some of the most successful people I know did not complete University. I admire this. I do not stu… https://t.co/oYXjDhc8ph
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus [Reply] @justicemate @BlockSurfer @BITCOlNCASH @lucasmzanella @a3456gf @rogerkver @mikerelentless @haydentiff @howelzy… https://t.co/audRtXyUSA
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus “Bitcoin Fibre Network.... Not a mesh. When it is connecting miners it is clear. Small World”
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Wayback · @ProfFaustus Um... actually driverless cars mean taxi frivers go the way of blacksmiths, gleaners and farriers. Uber expands.… https://t.co/l6oTeFFAZl