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Does anyone have any short videos where people are complaining about the capture of centralised social media? I will zap 10,000 sats for good ones. Please post as a comment to this note. I will be using them as part of a documentary film that I am making about Bitcoin and Nostr.

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In short, you have to be careful or simply not be dependent. Too much false information, too much false life, too much propaganda, too much lies, too many illusions, too much camouflage are leaked to feed our brains with our complexes and what they want us to believe. Be careful. #FlexiblesHelps #media #becareful
In this eye-opening clip from UnlearntheCrap_KathyBaldwin on BoldBraveTV, Virginia Scheuer, founder of SoulSoftware, reveals how social media platforms use dopamine hits to keep you addicted. Discover how your clicks and reading habits shape your feed, often leading to a cycle of negative news and unwanted content. Learn how to break free from this manipulation and foster a healthier relationship with social media. Hope you like this one!!
The best decision that was made by this gentleman is to leave social networks because nowadays, social networks eat up the majority of our time that we are supposed to devote to what will push us forward and also once on social networks we have the curiosity to know more by scrolling all day long then we miss out on the essential things that we are going to do for ourselves. We thus become lazy and we waste our precious time.
Here's another one...I hope it helps you Sir ๐Ÿซก๐Ÿ”ฅ
The Accidental Matrix is an entry into the world of independent audio drama, shared by the creator @npub1md39...ctp9 As a short-form piece, it foregoes the grand production of mainstream audiobooks to deliver a focused, personal narrative. The entire experience hinges on the quality of the narration and the immersive nature of the sound design. Independent audio often allows for innovative, unique voices and quick, sharp storytelling that can be highly engaging. Listeners are advised to approach this with an appreciation for creative autonomy and niche audio exploration rather than polished, commercial production standards. If you enjoy supporting emerging audio creators and appreciate experimental or concise storytelling, this short work is worth a listen. I enjoyed it so much.... especially the slow calm narrator voice...so calming ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿค˜๐Ÿค
defining characteristic of@npub1md39...ctp9 is their commitment to the craft. Their public philosophy emphasizes persistence,the importance of "showing up" and "keeping at it" despite creative hurdles. This isn't the voice of someone waiting for a publisher to validate them; it's the raw, determined voice of a creator who simply has a story that needs to be told. And he delivered it so good.