We all need mirrors — or someone to tell us where the flaw is in our clothing. That gives us social confidence. Who has never rushed out the door wearing their shirt inside out? Bringing this into the moral realm: we are not capable, on our own, of knowing where we truly stand. We need to see the reflection. And that reflection can be a person or Sacred Scripture — that which shows us what we really are. Before the moral mirror, we can have three attitudes: the first is the urge to break it, because it shows me exactly where I stand. The second is to despise it and say that I am fine just the way I am. The third — and the wisest — is to look seriously at where I am, find the courage to face what I see, and make the necessary corrections.

Convenience kills the philosophy, or expands the reach? This debate is as old as the space itself. And it keeps coming back.

Ha. The fiat mines don't pay in sats.

Good morning everyone, heading out to mine some FIAT.

Your walk taught me two things today: discovered RUNSTR — going to try it — and learned about Bitcoin Ekasi.

What harms us is processed food. What is natural — what God created — is different. It is much easier to maintain your health and physical shape when you trust what nature provides.

Sovereign money. Sovereign tools. The logic doesn't stop at the wallet.

Everyone does this at some point. Just to keep some sanity.

I agree with this thought. Unity is a principle described by Jesus. Unity is not uniformity. The idea is diversity working together in community. Unity brings growth and prosperity. Uniformity alone does not. And if everyone is the same, no one learns anything — because there is no exchange, no contrast, no complementarity.

Almost through. What comes after is worth it.

Never used it. What makes it different?

Good thing you didn't lower yourself trying to explain a situation you didn't cause. The girl is the problem — she's a bomb.

Bom dia, enviei o e-mail para ti no privado.

Today at the office I met with a client who wanted a divorce from his wife. He told me a very heavy story. It all started with a betrayal on his part, which his wife discovered. After the discovery, instead of leaving, she proposed a deal: since she loved him very much, they would have an open relationship — as long as he agreed. He agreed, thinking he would benefit from it, since he had been eyeing other women. The deal included bringing their partners into the home where they lived. When he caught a glimpse through the crack of the door of his own wife in bed with another man, he saw the mistake he had allowed. He came to my office and hired me for the divorce. Not every story I hear does me good. #marriage

Eu vi os vídeos terríveis, eu vi um documentário também "From the River to the Sea". Engraçado que Aline, conversou com ele, aquela que tem o canal Israel com Aline, e o cara continua nessa. Ele mesmo fala que tem inteligência Limitada.

Bond slashing. First-to-lock. Solver-directed disputes. Mostro v0.17.4 is doing the technical work most P2P projects skip. No middlemen. No KYC. Worth watching.

Still moving. No words today.

I use AI in my legal work and it helps a lot. But what you're pointing at matters more — technology should serve human connection, not compete with it.

Beautiful shot. That iceberg is something I'll never see from where I live.

Diyana, this made me remember. I once talked Bitcoin with a friend. The moment I mentioned self-custody and saving in bitcoin — he looked at me like I was the idiot in the room. He knew nothing about it. But he was sure I was wrong. Now I just don't bring it up anymore. Bitcoin is not for everyone. Some confuse it with an investment. Others think it's just another crypto. Some can't even tell Bitcoin from a CBDC.