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今天我们很高兴的宣布，我们在Sol上发行了我们的迷因币 $LI ，以帮助我们的团队持续运营这个账号。 $LI 将以一个基金会架构, 后续会邀请更多业内人士作为基金会成员，通过多签钱包管理基金会的支出，确保基金会的去中心化，以完全公开透明的方式进行运作。 我们的合约地址是：HhUVkZ1qz8vfMqZDemLyxBFxrHFKVSYAk7a6227Lpump 我们的最终目标，是透过良性的机制帮助海外中文文化社群一同发展和壮大。 我们是谁 @whyyoutouzhele 是X上的去中心化新闻账号，由一位旅居意大利的中国艺术家李和他的团队进行运营。在2022年11月底发生在中国的全国反动态清零抗议活动中，该账户收到来自全国各地有关抗议的信息，由此引起了国际关注。该账号的头像是李的宠物猫。 目前，@whyyoutouzhele在推特上拥有187万关注者，年浏览量65亿人次。根据Similarweb的数据，目前该账号是X上以流量份额计算排名全球第四的账号。 如今它已经成为了海外最重要的中文媒体账号之一，成为世界主流媒体在报道中国新闻时的重要信息源之一。 作为一个坚持新闻与言论自由，持续报道中国正在发生的社会事件的新闻账号，李和他的团队成员在现实世界遭遇不同程度的压力。而这也是海外中文社区里的其他团队所存在着的普遍的情况。因此我们相信，随着加密货币的蓬勃发展，加密社区是属于我们的未来。 在获取政府机构的资金与通过加密社区募集资金之间，我们相信，大众的力量才是我们想要依靠的力量。 我们的愿景 一直以来，受制于中国的言论管控，有大量优质的文化产品和大批有理想的团队和个人基于种种原因无法获得施展空间。我们希望通过 $LI 的发行，在实现团队运营之后，可以更多助力海外中文文化社群的发展，帮助和扶持更多的团队和个人实现他们的梦想。我们相信，海外中文文化社群的正向发展，是捍卫中国人的新闻自由和言论自由的重要一步。 为此，我们将使用 $LI 成立一个基金会，来帮助和扶持年轻的有理想的个体和团队去创作更多有意义和有价值的作品。同时，得益于区块链的公正和透明，我们可以如我们所期望的公开公正地展现我们所做的事业。 我们的最终目标，是构建一个去中心化的海外中文社区生态。 任何有理想和抱负的团队都可以在社区展示自己的项目，由所有 $LI 的持有者来投票决定是否对项目进行支持。 我们将在接下来的推文中，不断公布我们现阶段的工作以及我们的路线图。 $LI 是什么币 $LI 是在pump.fun平台发布的 Meme币，pump 是 Solana 链上最大的 Memecoin 发布平台，它的特点在于所有代币都公平发行，没有预售，团队也没有增发权限，平台采用联合曲线的定价模型，根据代币供应量自动调整价格，确保价格的公开透明，最大限度增强平台的信任度和安全性，代币总量 10 亿枚 ，合约地址是: HhUVkZ1qz8vfMqZDemLyxBFxrHFKVSYAk7a6227Lpump 在分配架构方面，项目方持有25.8%，其中，雪花基金会持币19.5%，用于团队运营建设，以及之后我们理想中对海外中文文化社群的支持。团队成员合计分得4%，李老师个人持有2%。 我们承诺，基金会只会基于团队的运营成本出售代币。 如何购买 目前， $LI 的购买方式和其他 Meme 币一样 ，你可以通过浏览器访问 pump.fun, 或者手机上OKX, Phantom等钱包应用，搜索合约地址直接使用 SOL 来进行购买。 我们正在和更多的合作方进行接洽，在未来提供更多的购买方式。

John Carmack on what he admires about Elon Musk Programming legend John Carmack is asked about his relationship with Elon Musk, to which he replies: “In some ways we have a similar background. We’re almost exactly the same age, have backgrounds programming personal computers, and have even read similar books that have turned us into the people we are today.” John first met Elon when he was building Armadillo Aerospace. Elon visited Armadillo with his right-hand propulsion guy, and the three of them talked about rockets. “I think in many corners [Elon] does not get the respect he should for being a wealthy person who could just retire,” John says. “He went all-in, and he could’ve gone bust. There’s plenty of athletes or entertainers who had all the money in the world and blew it. [Elon] could’ve been the business case example of that with the things he was doing: space exploration, electrification of transportation, and Solar City type things. These are big, world-level things. And I have a great deal of admiration that he was willing to throw himself so completely into that.” John contrasts this with the way he approached his own aerospace company: “I was doing Armadillo Aerospace in this tightly-bounded way. It was ‘John’s crazy money’ at the time that had a finite limit on it. It was never going to impact me or my family if it completely failed, and I was still hedging my bets working at id Software at a time when [Elon] had been really all-in. I have a huge amount of respect for that.” It also irritates John when people call Elon “just a business guy”: “Elon was deeply involved in a lot of the [technical] decisions. Not all of them were perfect, but he cared very much about engine material selection and propellant selection. For years he’d be telling me to ‘Get off that hydrogen peroxide stuff. Liquid oxygen is the only proper oxidizer for this.’ And the times that I’ve gone through the factories with him, we talked about very detailed things like how this weld is made or how this subassembly goes together. He’s really in there a very detailed level . . . I worry a lot that he’s stretched too thin. He’s got the Boring Company and Neuralink and Twitter too whereas I know I have limits on how much I can pay attention to.” John continues: “I look back at my aerospace side of things, and I’m like, ‘I did not go all-in on that.’ I did not commit myself at a level that it would’ve taken to be successful there. And it’s a weird thing having a discussion with him. He’s the richest man in the world right now, but he operates on a level that is still very much in my wheelhouse on the technical side of things.” Video source: @lexfridman (2022)

This set a terrifying precedent for parents everywhere. A Canadian father, Robert Hoogland, was thrown in prison for trying to prevent his 14-year-old daughter from undergoing permanent medical transition. After schools socially transitioned her behind his back and courts authorized testosterone injections against his wishes, the state stripped him of his parental rights. When he refused to remain silent about the medical risks and the loss of his child, the government moved to silence him by force. city-journal.org/article/a-cert… Hoogland was sent to prison for "contempt of court" because he defied a gag order that forbade him from referring to his child as his "daughter" or using female pronouns. By treating his desperate plea to protect his child as a criminal act, the court signalled that the state, not the parent, owned the child. This is nothing less than the criminalization of parenthood in the face of state-sponsored gender ideology.