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ENS (ID) + SIWE (DeSSO) + NFTs (credentials) will be the endgame of user/account frameworks ✨

Buy ETH, build on Ethereum ✨

@staddann Jeg tror faktisk det er præcis sådan mekanismen virker. "Stærkere følelser mod stærkere modstand, for følelser er argumenter".

Er det ikke lidt "sjovt"? 🤔 Jeg har set det gentage sig igen og igen: Jo mere åbenlyst 'ikke-dansk' en person fremstår, både i udseende, adfærd og kultur desto stærkere benægtes enhver forskel, og desto hurtigere bliver observationen stemplet som racisme. Det virker nærmest som en omvendt proportionalitet: Jo tydeligere forskellene er, jo mere insisteres der på, at de ikke findes. Det er som om, at selve tydeligheden af forskellen udgør en trussel mod narrativet om, at 'vi alle er ens'. Derfor skal benægtelsen og fordømmelsen være desto mere aggressiv, jo mere indlysende virkeligheden er.

Tillad mig at være en anelse polemisk og spørge, præcis hvor ansvarlig nogen i det offentlige nogensinde bliver holdt. Det var naturligvis en joke, men der findes faktisk et scenarie, hvor AI vil begå færre fejl og hvor den teoretiske mulighed for at holde nogen ansvarlig ikke vil kunne opveje de forbedringer vi vil kunne opleve. Et sjovt, lille, sygt ubehageligt tankeeksperiment.

@alifc @PayamSamar Forskellen er ansvaret. En AI er ikke ansvarlig for noget. Det er en person.

Uanset konstellation bør det i det næste regeringsgrundlag indgå, hvordan AI kan effektivisere den offentlige sektor. Et oplagt eksempel: Skattestyrelsen gennemfører ca. 8.000 straffesager om året med lige så mange afhøringer. Sagerne er digitale, og hver Teams-afhøring kræver to medarbejdere – én der afhører, og én der udelukkende skriver noter. I den private sektor ville ingen betale for det. Der klarer AI-notetakers som Circleback det på få minutter.

@JWDalsager @PayamSamar Sku vi ik lige starte med at sammenligne med den gennemsnitlige fejlrate for ansatte i offentlige institutioner? 😄

@PayamSamar Jeg skal ikke bede om, at LLM'ere som beviseligt har mindst en 1,7% risiko for at opdigte fakta og dermed skrive forkerte noter, er garant for kvaliteten af data fra retslige eller forvaltningsmæssige funktioner.

@DionysianAgent This was true 20 years ago. Now we're being devoured by the parasites, just like any other place of value.

Denmark is generally just ideal i can't think of a better place in the world to have and raise children than here when libs in the america and other places say that "the goal of every country should be to become like Denmark" it isn't just socialist nonsense, anyone who's lived here clearly knows that the quality of life is just on another level than anywhere else in the world the climate is perfect if you're a thinker, you have a balanced spread of all the major seasons so you feel like you're truly going through a year and the changes as it's meant to be experienced free healthcare, and the healthcare system is actually good for the most part, the wait times aren't that bad and the general doctors are usually pretty competent, there's generally no reason to use a private clinic here unless you want some specialized treatment that isn't covered by the public healthcare services free higher education, and the education system is also pretty good, generally some of the best universities in Europe across various domains, whether you want to study engineering, business, medicine, law, etc (especially in engineering where DTU has ranked #1 in europe many times across various rankings) the justice system is very fair and forgiving, you can mess up like me and go to prison in your youth, but if you are willing to fix your life then the system also accommodates for that and generally seeks to help people improve their circumstances rather than punish them too hard - a lot of the danish approach to crime is rehabilitative rather than punitive, meaning you never see someone on the street here who is completely messed up because the system helps everyone back into grace Denmark is a high trust society with strong collective social bonds, meaning danes as a people are generally very cooperative and friendly with each other rather than competitive, to be too competitive with each other is generally frowned upon and viewed as lower class insecure behavior, we generally think of ourselves as a 'folk' and you'll see when people in Denmark talk about danes and Denmark they often say 'we' and speak on behalf of us as a group, so there's strong cohesion and high trust between danes along with a strong sense of justice - things generally need to "be in order" and we have a very strong moral sense of right/wrong and look down on those who don't respect these collective social norms or exploit others the winter gets cold but not too cold, the summer gets warm but never too warm the air quality is high, the general cool weather creates the perfect climate for productivity and high quality thoughts, never too warm or too cold to stress you out, always just around the ideal temperature during the summer you get a perfect temperature of around 20-30C, never too warm and always just the right temperature to swim in the water the entire city of Copenhagen is built with waterways and canals, during the summer you can bathe and tan everywhere and it's really a beautiful and relaxing city to be in the atmosphere is always alive and busy but not too busy, you can feel there is a zen-like work-life-balance which is maintained - people are busy and have important careers, but they aren't running around like rats, they take their time but they don't drag their feet either

Wisdom galore

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@Alejandro_XBT With SQLana, you paid 50% for wasting them 😄

If you’ve been holding Bitcoin and Ethereum for the past 5 years... Congrats, you’ve effectively lost 5 years.

@Rainmaker1973 grok, is this effect best described as a primary or secondary effect of Ozempic?

Ozempic activates a 'repair mode' in cartilage cells, boosting joint thickness by 17% and potentially reducing the need for invasive surgeries. For years, experts assumed that the joint pain relief seen with Ozempic was mainly due to weight loss. A landmark 2026 study has challenged that view. Researchers from the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology discovered that semaglutide—the active ingredient in Ozempic—acts directly on cartilage cells (chondrocytes) to promote regeneration. By reprogramming the cells' energy metabolism (shifting from inefficient glycolysis toward more efficient oxidative phosphorylation via the GLP-1R-AMPK-PFKFB3 pathway), the drug helps trigger a restorative process that rebuilds the protective cartilage cushioning in joints—tissue long thought to be irreplaceable once lost. The results are striking. In a small pilot clinical study, advanced MRI scans showed an average 17% increase in cartilage thickness after six months of treatment, along with signs of new cartilage growth in weight-bearing areas. Patients also experienced reduced pain and improved joint function. This breakthrough points to a new way of treating osteoarthritis: not just managing symptoms, but addressing the underlying structural damage. While larger trials are still needed, semaglutide is emerging as a promising option that could help millions of people avoid or delay joint replacement surgeries and restore mobility through direct cellular repair—independent of its well-known weight-loss effects. [Qin, H., Yu, J., Yu, H., et al. (2026). Semaglutide ameliorates osteoarthritis progression through a weight loss-independent metabolic restoration mechanism. Cell Metabolism, 38(3), 582–597.e6. DOI: 10.1016/j.cmet.2026.01.008]

@goldendayze @Don_Domingo66 @Spolitik Er du også træt af manglen på anholdelser og konsekvenser for forbrydere, både her og i USA? Så kan vi da være enige så langt 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

@alifc @Don_Domingo66 @Spolitik Hvornår mon der sker noget i den efterforskning, Tulsi hævdede var i gang mod Obama?

Har Ukraine også betalt til Mette og @Spolitik ? Altså med danskernes penge

Assets, credentials, preferences, interactions, legacy, all of it. Finance is just the obvious first step. A wallet-to-wallet messaging standard to eliminate/revolutionize e-mail. A credentials-by-NFT standard to enable 1-stop-preferences, advanced access controls etc. @signinwitheth for a decentralized SSO solution to boost privacy and negate account creation for eternity. There's so much goodness waiting on the other side of the noise. Ethereum ✨

every socialist experiment ends the same way: shortages, authoritarianism, and economic collapse the theory fails because it ignores human nature and economic reality

True. The Scandinavian countries are so called "in the process of being eaten by parasites".

@goldendayze @Don_Domingo66 @Spolitik Så børn - husk at validere jeres kilder. Det er ikke en kvalifikation at være i fjernsynet 💁🏽‍♂️

@alifc @Don_Domingo66 @Spolitik Det siger folk, der rutinemæssigt lyver om folk, der siger at Tulsi lyver rutinemæssigt.

you guys haven't read the mandate wtf is mountain men

In other words: If you want to be a rent seeking, parasitic middleman, go to databaseland like SQLana, Tempo or some other corruptible garbage 💁🏽 Ethereum is blockchain ✨

@goldendayze @Don_Domingo66 @Spolitik Det siger folk, der rutinemæssigt lyver on Tulsi, i hvert fald 💁🏽

@Don_Domingo66 @Spolitik Tulsi lyver rutinemæssigt.

@Rothmus For the reference! rathergood.com/2015/09/09/we-…

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In civilized Europe, we do not execute gang rapists but we euthanize the rape victims.