GM frens! It’s a new day

Hell yes, Jack! We love azure and look forward to listening

Sounds like an escrow company problem- not something coming from the top. Could be wrong tho

I'd be curious to know which topic got him triggered by you. Always something to explore within ourselves when that happens, and can lead to truths we hadn't seen or considered

99% yes

Actually brilliant. Didn’t destroy anything and the courts will have to somehow prove that he was doing harm

This dude must roll the dice each morning to figure out which country he wants to beef with that day (mainly as a distraction from something more important)

China just gets to sit back and laugh at the US depleting resources that China fully controls the production of

Another plus for Nostr- can’t delete notes and try to gaslight about shit you said

Absolutely agree! And have definitely had that same experience that you did in the pizza shop. Or in a waiting room I've made it a point to leave the phone in my truck (maybe its just to be a contrarion at this point)

GM. This one really hit me the same day I was reflecting on how many people I see nowadays tethered to their devices as life happens all around them. Airports I'm used to, as well as playgrounds cause parents use them as a break, but we just went to a wedding and would look around and see large numbers of people sitting on their phones. Smh -Written from my phone

Heard it was rough today. Not super stoked to come home from the northlands in a few weeks

Just wait until people figure out the point of the 6G rollout in the next few years.. this but everywhere there’s a tower nearby (every city and town) From the summarizer: 6G networks will function as radar-like sensors, using radio frequency signals to detect, locate, and track moving objects, people, and vehicles without requiring them to carry electronic devices. This capability is driven by Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC), a core 6G technology that transforms base stations into spatial awareness platforms by analyzing signal reflections (echoes)