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Is this on a public repo yet? I'd love to take a peek at the code.
This is actually an expanded version of a previous post. There's still plenty of room for more expansion. Can add a bit, every year.
🚨Watch This 🚨 If our government tolerates foreign parliamentary declarations targeting American citizens for exercising constitutionally protected speech, we have already surrendered sovereignty. American discourse is governed by Americans, accountable to Americans, on American soil. Any elected official who remains silent while a foreign state names and targets our citizens has chosen their allegiance. We either defend the right of Americans to speak freely without foreign legislative interference, or we admit we are no longer a sovereign nation. Which is likely where headed with we don’t stop this Israeli BS now. Dispensationalism has poisoned the American church into abandoning the Lordship of Christ for political Zionism. We don’t owe theological loyalty to any earthly state. Our Kingdom is not of this world, and our King doesn’t share His glory with governments that reject Him. Stop letting heretical eschatology dictate your politics. Christ is Lord. Not Netanyahu. Not the Knesset. Not any flag. Your allegiance was purchased with blood at Calvary, not promised to a modern political entity that crucifies His name.
On Jan. 13, 2026, U.S. equity indices moved into negative territory after the release of U.S. consumer price index (CPI) data. The S&P 500 was down 0.4% intraday, while the Nasdaq also fell about 0.4% as markets digested the inflation figures. European stocks tracked the softer tone: Germany's DAX slipped 0.3% on the same session. Investors were reacting to the CPI release, which often affects expectations for interest rates and market sentiment. Traders continued to monitor inflation data for signals on monetary policy and potential market implications. #SPX #NASDAQ #DAX #CPI #FiatNews
So far this book is immensely dense theory, but excellent writing. This is what Tom Campbell recommended you read if you were interested in an actual discussion of the physics of his Big TOE, which is what I thought I was going to get when I started reading those almost 900 pages 🀣 So to anyone struggling with that work, stop and switch to Steven Kaufman's Unified Reality Theory. I'm only 40 pages in and yet it is already excellent πŸ₯° #bookstr #consciousness #bigtoe #philosophy image
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The first week of 2026 offered investors a distinctly unromantic reminder: when the macro narrative shifts from "growth and inflation" to "institutional and governance risk", performance is no longer about whose story sounds best, but about which assets look most independent under stress. Gold and silver's relative strength, alongside the relative weakness of BTC and ETH, captures that repricing. Hard assets are competing for an "independence premium", while major cryptoassets are increasingly trading like high-volatility dollar risk. This isn't to argue that crypto has lost its long-term case. It's that, in the current framework, the market is focused on three questions: What do you settle in? Who's the marginal buyer? Which risk bucket do you sit in within a portfolio? On those points, the gap between precious metals and crypto is widening.