Yes. I was just telling my wife how different the conversation is on Nostr. Uncensored and politically incorrect, but also somehow restrained and measured while being deeper. Almost as if people aren't afraid to be themselves and also don't have to be jerks to get noticed.

Me: "Oh look a video about cars! I like cars." Them: "Yes car videos that turn into people dying in car accidents!" Me: scrolling away as fast as possible. Them: "We see you paused on a video of people dying in car accidents, here are more videos of people dying you sick bastard." Also Them: "And drones! Everyone likes drones, here are soldiers being killed by drones."

Soo you are bringing in an inscrutable algorithm that pushes horrifying videos on me?

I am sorry Amethyst can never match the twitter experience. The algorithm fueled outrage, the bots, the impossibility of being discovered as a small account, the self-censorship for fear of reprisal, the engagement bait... All we get here is normal people saying what they think about things.

Are any of your kids named Nemo?

- Gondor

I think the only money they ever got from me was whatever their iTunes cut was for a few episodes of "Jump City Seattle"

Zapping is evil, it doesn't give Apple their cut as is fair and just. You should have people show their appreciation in other ways. "Rate this note on a scale of 1 to 2,100,000,000,000,000."

I still don't really understand emojis. I know what a small handful mean. I will often not use them because I don't know what to put.

I leave people hanging a lot. I forget about reactions or think I'll respond later, but never do.

How are my taxes used to train AI?