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Member since: 2024-05-07
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lemon 1d

GM fellow EuroPoors! This is the funniest meme for today!

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lemon 7d

Numba Go Up

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lemon 10d

Can we have a dip?

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lemon 10d

Im running Ubuntu since more than 10 years now. Highly recommended! Who else is running Linux?

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lemon 11d

Never.

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lemon 11d

GM fellow EuroPoors!

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lemon 16d

I think I spider!

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lemon 17d

Are you a "sovereign individual? 5000 I think all people on NOSTR are sovereign individuals! ___________________________________ "The Sovereign Individual" is a book published in 1997, written by James Dale Davidson and Lord William Rees-Mogg. Its full title is "The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age." Summary of Core Ideas: The book is a futurist analysis of how emerging technologies—especially the internet and digital communication—will transform society, economics, and governance. Here's a breakdown: 🔑 Key Concepts: 1. End of the Nation-State Era The authors argue that the nation-state, as the dominant form of governance, will decline in power. Digital technologies will make it harder for governments to tax, control, or surveil individuals. Just as the printing press weakened the Church’s monopoly on knowledge, the internet will weaken the state's monopoly on coercive power. 2. Rise of the “Sovereign Individual” Individuals will gain personal and financial sovereignty. With access to encrypted communication, digital currencies (predicted long before Bitcoin), and mobile capital, people can choose the jurisdictions they interact with—like "customers," not subjects. 3. The Fourth Stage of Human Society The book outlines four major phases: - Hunter-Gatherer - Agrarian - Industrial - Information Age (what we're now entering) In the Information Age, knowledge workers and entrepreneurs will thrive, while centralized bureaucracies will struggle. 4. Violence and Governance Historically, power has depended on the ability to control violence. In the Information Age, the returns to violence decline—digital assets are hard to seize, and mobility weakens centralized enforcement. 5. Prediction of Cryptocurrencies The book anticipated Bitcoin-like currencies that would exist outside traditional state systems, allowing for anonymous, untaxed, and untraceable transactions.

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lemon 18d

Sub 100k ??? WWIII ??? Jesus....

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lemon 11d

Zukunft existiert nur im Denken... Nur das Jetzt hat Realität

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