humanity is 300k years old and we've been online for only 30 years.
the erosion of privacy today will have lasting consequences for hundreds, maybe thousands of years to come. if we don't fight for privacy today, we won't be able to fix it in the distant future.
this scares me.
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There is only now.
You think humanity is going to last thousands more years?
Better go on pods, and tell eveybody of your FIAT Dr. Title! super scary
Not scares you enough to not ruin best freedom tool with core.
Nah - Just 6k years old. Verify
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Hell ya, good call out, but I think itβs a little more than 6k, why do you say 6k?
We should be scared because majority of normies simply don't care if they are surveilled π
Humanity will not last another thousand years. π
Awesome !
All I read was 300k, so that is your end of year price target? Love it.
We stand at a unique point in history. For the first time, total surveillance is possible. Our resistance now determines whether humanity remains free.
90% of humanity is fucked im sorry
The intelorant few can still make a difference.
Buckle up!
That's essentially impossible. Either resistance succeeds, at least in some part of the world that remains free(er), or it's 100%, minus the elites who control it. If not shortly, within 20 years.
treat private data like toxic waste. don't produce it and if you must, better have a plan for how to secure it.
humanity is 300k years old and we've been online for only 30 years.
the erosion of privacy today will have lasting consequences for hundreds, maybe thousands of years to come. if we don't fight for privacy today, we won't be able to fix it in the distant future.
this scares me.
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The only reason you had privacy in the past is because you were flying under the radar. Radar has gotten much better.
Honedt question @calle from a bitcoiner. What do you think of using Monero for transactions ? Keeping one's savings in btc and using monero to transact privately when accepted ? @Cake Wallet makes it very easy.
Yes. I agree. The problem is the definition... Government types think it means "registered and paid up" to be legally enforceable, if disputed by the public. These types love to say "You're not free!" because they want to be the middleman to collect and protect your privacy (aka property, ownership, rights, etc)... Toilet-using types think it means "don't look" (aka secrecy). Egalitarians, like JFK, hated secrecy and found it to be repugnant when used for covert means. Technology and encryption give us the hope that the role of privacy enforcers can be subsumbed into the trustworthy, unbiased, cold and mechanistic gears of uncaring maths and machines, but this idea of complete autonomy and primacy at the undividual's level, scares the living daylights out of authoritarian types. Not only will they lose their jobs, but new and untold possibilities will emerge for EVERYONE. This pandoric panic drives authoritarians to seek control of the internals of the machine in order to decipher and rewrite the encryption keys to our Freedom. As the immense gravity of technology pulls the apex of the pyramid down into the ground plane of commonality, the all-seeing eye will either be blinded at the ecliptic or sink lower to stare at us from below, in the underworld. Perhaps the inversion has already happened and we are fighting to level the playing field back to the ecliptic plane of fairness and rightness.
One big solution...
Is it possible to break or crack earth's magnetic field?
If yes, then this can be a solution.
To stop surveillance we should shutdown internet, to shutdown whole internet we need to dismantle satelites, to kill all satelites we need to disturb magnetic field.
Win : No internet, No surveillance, no control.
Drawback : We will go back in stone ages, and restart.
I'm just being delusional here.
Btw: Scientist already noticed some cracks in Earth's magnetic field.


Newsweek
Cracks Are Appearing in Earth's Magnetic Field as the Equinox Approaches
The phenomenon could mean that more auroras are visible across the northern hemisphere as the fall equinox approaches this month.
Digital totalitarianism may be permanent.
*But we won't let it happen
Boots on! Let's go!
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300k years old! Where does this number came from? LOL