$Fluridium

I saw u TITAN

Do you really think that you will get universal income for the 30-40% of jobs that will be replaced by AI? Of course not. You will be killed.

@wierdduk Sekte? Schaam je.

Ze blijven maar bezig in die sekte:

@elonmusk The truth is not in routing. It is in the specs. @el

In case you missed it the first time around

@telegraaf Telegraaf app: delete

Ondanks dubieuze kandidaten groeit FvD als kool: ’Ze bouwen een groot, extreemrechts netwerk op in heel Nederland’ telegraaf.nl/politiek/ondan…

@crypto_bitlord7 @CsTominaga has said this all the time while you were busy calling him a fraud

75% of bitcoins code comes directly from Jeoffrey Epsteins investments. -We’ve basically funded an elite global pedophile ring since 2015. I feel sick.

@Street5Wall Combined with future GAI we have to ask the question now for whom or what type of World are we building this..?

Very exciting - finally got to sit down and watch what TeraNode in #BSV is all about and how 2026 is the year it can implemented in Enterprise and Government. #BSV global scale seems to finally be ready to be rolled out: youtube.com/watch?v=jxSVvk…

@bryan_johnson I would do what you in a way but far less ego centric and less concentrated on the 3D world. Finding like minded individuals with super high vibration - there are only like 200 individuals currently alive like that…

if you were wealthy enough to never work again, would you pursue more wealth and status games or would you opt out?

@CsTominaga the mind is like a ledger

You can practise all the breathing techniques you like. You can light candles, repeat mantras, and drink tea from mugs that say “Let it go.” None of it will silence a conscience that knows you are lying to yourself. At best, you will achieve sedation: a thin, narcotic veil over unresolved guilt. Pull it back, and the same unsettled debris stares up at you.

@CsTominaga This frames Bitcoin as a living duty. The code endures cycles; the damage comes from people. The grief shows you treated it as life, not stock.

I cried today. That is a sentence modern life treats as a sort of social misdemeanor, like wearing mourning to a brunch, but there it is — plain, unmarketable, and true. People who buy their dinners sealed in plastic will never quite grasp why. They will imagine farming as a picturesque backdrop for moral opinions, a charming rural screensaver behind their screens. They will not understand that a farm is not a theme. It is a continuous education in consequence. I have animals here that I have raised (I have a farm). From the first gawky hours of infancy — all legs and astonishment — into the confident clumsiness of adulthood. In time, one accepts a certain arithmetic: some die; some live; some are taken by your own hand because they were always meant for food. That part is not the wound. There is a stern honesty in it. The creature has had its life, its seasons, even its young. The ending is quick, deliberate, and clean. It is sad, yes, but it is a sadness with shape and purpose, like a final chord that belongs to the song. What undoes a person is not the necessary end, but the needless one. The slow dying. The wrong timing. The small animal sick with botulism from bad weeds, the long days of trying to pull it back from the edge with water and care and sheer refusal to let go. Watching the next group come on, watching some pull through and some slip away, and knowing you did not plan this ending, did not bargain for it, did not consent to waste. There is a particular cruelty in a life interrupted before it has even finished becoming itself. The mind accepts harvest more easily than it accepts ruin. People will say, with the cheap certainty of those who have never kept anything alive, “But they were for food.” As though purpose cancels grief. As though raising a creature properly does not involve the daily, quiet practice of attention — a kind of love that doesn’t ask permission to exist. You do not spend months keeping a thing safe from cold, hunger, and fear without your heart learning its outline. The farm teaches you that responsibility is a form of tenderness even when sentimentality is not the aim. And tenderness, once learned, does not politely switch off because the creature’s telos was supper. So yes, even when an animal will one day be eaten, it is still heartbreaking to see it die at the wrong time. To cradle what should have lived, to witness a sorrow in it as it goes, to feel the hard, helpless knowledge that care does not always win. This is not hypocrisy. It is the cost of doing the work honestly. If one could watch that slow leaving without grief, one would not be fit to raise anything at all — not animals, not food, not even one’s own soul. The tragedy is not that death exists. The tragedy is that life is precious enough to make its ending matter. The farm does not make you numb. It makes you exact. It teaches the difference between an end that completes a life and an end that steals it. And on days like this, when the theft happens anyway, the tears are not weakness. They are proof that the living were not treated as mere inventory. They were treated as lives. That is why it hurts. That is why it should.

@CsTominaga Did you see ice bears? Whales? Eskimos?

Flying over the South Pole is easy. Easy in the way that every rational act is easy once you refuse to kneel before the chorus of frightened people who call competence “reckless” whenever it is not theirs. There are two clean paths to do it, and they differ not in mystery but in ownership. Option 1 is the public overflight. Qantas runs Antarctic sightseeing flights on a chartered wide-body, sold seat by seat to anyone who wants a day spent above the ice. You board with a crowd, you rotate seats so each passenger gets time at a window, and you watch a white continent slide beneath you. It is advertised as an adventure, spoken of as dangerous because that word sells tickets, but the experience is mostly what a mass market can safely offer: a long flight, a shared cabin, and a view that ends the moment the aircraft turns north. Option 2 is the private charter overflight, and that is where Victor comes in. I am a client of this co. They arrange the aircraft and the routing for a bespoke polar run, and they are not alone. Monarch Air Group and Flapper operate in the same space, and there are other specialist brokers who will put metal and crew under you if your objective is clear and your budget matches it. The difference here is not merely comfort. In a private charter you can fly lower where permitted, you can choose your track, you can dwell on the features you came to see instead of obeying a timetable built for strangers. You are not buying a seat. You are buying the act itself. Cost is the only honest divider between these two options, because cost is the price of choice. Now, once one stops talking about “over” and starts talking about “down,” the world changes. There are operators that land. Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions is the serious deep-field logistics house: they move people through the southern gateway to an interior base at Union Glacier, and from there they run ski-equipped flights to the South Pole. White Desert is the luxury analogue, using private jets into their blue-ice runway camps in Queen Maud Land and then smaller aircraft onward, including Pole visits as part of their programmes. These are not casual tours. They are engineered operations in an environment that does not forgive mistakes. A flight to 90°S exists for anyone willing to take it, and what governs it is not marketing but physics (and cash). It is summer only. The interior plateau is flyable in the austral summer window, roughly late November through January, because that is when light, temperature, and runway conditions allow aircraft to operate with survivable margins. Every Pole run is a charter in the strict sense: planes, fuel caches, crews, permissions, and contingency planning assembled for a narrow season, with weather delays expected as the price of entering a place where nature sets the schedule. I have not landed at the Pole yet. Just a flight. That is not an omission of possibility but a matter of timing and preference. The fact remains that you can do it, and you can do it through people who are built for it. Overflights are easy; landings are commitments. The first asks only that you look. The second asks that you accept the full reality of the place.

@CVT1986 @lidewij_devos 💪

's Lands eer, 's lands trots, 's lands laatste hoop..🇳🇱

@Kate_L_Mosso @BitcoinDict That’s the attitude

@BitcoinDict Ur not pro-bsv. What have you done to help? What have I done? I’ve given examples, made one video you wouldn’t be capable of and explained many times what my plan is. U made urself look bad to CSW. Even if I just continued supporting the chain on twitter, mind your own business.

@Kate_L_Mosso @CsTominaga @BitcoinDict Oh Kate plz… don’t trust everyone.. lol

I’m setting the record straight for everyone saying @CsTominaga is writing cruel things about me under the acct @BitcoinDict. I am a career TV reporter.. I had a baby and 9 major surgeries. Investigated BC. My value to $BSV is belief & training in prod. & info dissemination.

@AltcoinDaily FOMO MOFO

Saylor issues DIRE WARNING to Bitcoin community: "If Bitcoin went to $10 million dollars tomorrow I want you to think about how you'd feel."

@Kate_L_Mosso Start with a Telegram channel. Make me admin and I protect you and the channel. I know everyone. Let’s do this.

My bsv wallet, if anyone wants to help fund my work. Help me blow up a new $BSV (& other crypto 🤫)YT channel and create on chain using my journalism and production skills. 12Xxo9M6xZ3nJQRstoPSK53u9NfecNu3Gh

@EricTrump @ABTC Fake Bitcoin BTC

Welcome to American Bitcoin @ABTC

@Street5Wall @Street5Wall Trump released Ross, so you are way too harsh on @Kate_L_Mosso. But we’re talking politics here now, which will bring none of us anywhere.

Lost it here for Kate - another one with TDS - Sad...

@dicereed @Brendan_Lee__ @Kate_L_Mosso Where were you in 2009? Let me guess.... fabricating a toy car out of tin and plastic bags?

@Brendan_Lee__ @Kate_L_Mosso It's not weak. It's extremely simple & compelling. You're just a Cult of Craig member and the cult never addresses it. At first you were constantly saying to "wait for the court cases". Well now the court cases are over and you still won't engage with it. x.com/dicereed/statu…

@dicereed won’t stop harassing me.

@Kate_L_Mosso @thecoastguy @CsTominaga Work it

Go to Bikram yoga & sweat in 105 degrees for 90 mins or watch ⁦⁦@thecoastguy⁩’s intvw with ⁦@CsTominaga⁩? EASY CHOICE!

@Kate_L_Mosso @GavinMehl What people think is that anarchy and privacy coins will give them freedom - but the truth is, it will enslave them. It will make them cattle but with no value, no worth, no vote. Don’t fall for it. Freedom is private tx, not anonymous tx. Exactly as @CsTominaga wrote in the wp

@GavinMehl Every sig is a contract. Bitcoin can upend everything. What I’ve been told is “push Zcash. Monero. Pirate cash. Become legit in the eyes of crypto media. The BSV hijacking is written off and dangerous”. I was never here for anything other than the truth.

I hear the funding is in privacy coins. I just don’t care about them.