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@plain3O

OG Chainlink investor, paranoid pattern noticer More awareness than IQ

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Plain30@plain3O·
"Anal sex is appealing if you don’t like women very much... it’s a crude form of dominance and it’s painful. It’s a positive if married guys aren’t into it, not because its “gross,” but because you should like your wife and shouldn’t want to dominate her in brutal ways." -Thomas777
jade 🦄🌌🦋@aggadahGothic

this anal sex discourse rly shows how eurocentric people are. people are saying that all anal sex is dangerous without proper procedue (which is true) but they are ignoring a core part of that danger: asian anatomy. asians have weaker, thinner sphincters than whites and +

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Nick Cruse 🥋@SocialistMMA·
I’m willing to pay a bit more for gas if it means watching Israel get hammered like this every night ngl
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Nicholas J. Fuentes@NickJFuentes·
The GOP told us that a $17 billion border wall was too expensive and that Mass Deportations were too unpopular. But $200 billion for a regime change war in Iran that has 27% approval is absolutely necessary because Israel said so. ISRAEL FIRST MEANS AMERICA LAST.
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Council Estate Media@cem_uk_·
Imagine telling the world that you're liberating the women of Iran and one of the first things you do is blow up a school full of girls. Extraordinary.
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Plain30@plain3O·
@whatuplakerss Cause they're pawns used in the game to feed materialism, sex, drugs, and violence to their communities. Shit runs downhill. Sold their souls
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*not virgo@murakamirug·
normal wives: "i miss my husband" Erika Kirk at Rolling Loud Orlando 2026:
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Plain30@plain3O·
Biometric enrollment happens via agents or any capture point (not solely your personal device), the core identity lives on-chain/cloud (Chain + IPFS), making recovery simple: walk to any supported terminal/agent, present live biometrics + PIN, and regain full access... even on borrowed or new hardware, or no personal device at all. Device loss, theft, or app wipe? Basically irrelevant. The aging/biometric drift issue (#3) is the remaining soft spot, mitigated somewhat by multi-modal checks and fallback agent review, but never fully erased.
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XΞS@Named666·
@plain3O Issues with this approach revolve around recoverability, reproducibility, and accidental key loss. Unsound implementations carry three primary failure modes (key loss) 1. App/Browser cache is cleared. 2. Device lost or stolen. 3. Fingerprint or face changes over time.
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XΞS@Named666·
We need some way to measure ELO but in real life as a metric of benefice to life. Money creates selfish and perverse incentives and doesn't accurately reflect the true value of an individual to society.
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Plain30@plain3O·
Use live biometrics (fingerprint/face) to generate and secure the master key for wallet creation & access. The biometric data is processed on-device, sharded + encrypted before ever leaving your device, stored decentrally (IPFS) in a user-controlled way (no central entity holds the raw biometrics or can unilaterally access your identity store). This creates a non-transferable, truly human-unique private key: you must present live biometrics + PIN to sign/access the wallet. No seed phrases to lose, no social recovery exploits, and it prevents selling/giving away the identity (unlike derived-hash approaches seen elsewhere). @EverestDotOrg had it working for years the team just never built anything with it or gain any traction. Much disappointment
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XΞS@Named666·
100% agree with your point about biometric identity proofs. In the age of AI it may become a necessity soon. Privacy and governance is obviously the biggest risk factor, and verifying identity in a decentralized manner that both preserves privacy while being sybil-resistant is a non-trivial problem I've been working for hard to find a viable solution for, the span of 6 years now. Ideologically and rhetorically, this is absolutely the right direction. Would make it much easier to hold bad actors accountable. Absolutely the potential is necessarily worth the gamble. Governments will impose their own form of digital identity upon us if there is no standardized alternative. I'm certain it's possible to achieve, and many corporations and government institutions are involved in the research and development of digital identity solutions. Microsoft, USAID, UNDP, Norad, Rockefeller Foundation, UK International Development, Gavi, Hyperledger, ICC, etc.
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Chamath Palihapitiya@chamath

I haven't really talked about this, but about five years ago, I invested $45M in a Series A that created Beast Industries by bringing together all of Jimmy's various business interests under one umbrella. Creating Beast Industries allowed us to streamline our capital allocation and double down on the big long term opportunities like financial services, telecoms, a creator marketplace etc. Jimmy has come a long way in these past 5 years and the business is just starting to get going. I'm very excited for him to have a chance to achieve his ambition. He's a very special entrepreneur.

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Beaver 🦁@beaverd·
🚨DEMOCRAT ELECTION COMMITTEES RECEIVE MORE THAN $1.5 BILLION IN DONATIONS FROM "UNEMPLOYED" DONORS Actblue received almost $700m from unemployed donors who donate small amounts multiple times to avoid scrutiny. In October of 2024, 2.9m separate TRANSACTIONS were reported, the last month before the general election. The data suggests that committees are using high volumes of small donations to launder money and avoid reporting large donations. 4.9% of Americans are unemployed, but almost 30% of all FEC donations come from people who are unemployed. Where are they getting the money? Based on the data you can easily infer that a large amount of this money is coming from government funded programs being laundered back into committees. In fact its the obvious explanation. somaliscan.com/investigation/…
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Gene Parmesan@dsonoiki·
omg. just watched the ice shooting video. this is some of the most radicalizing shit i've ever seen they just fucking kill her because she is trying to run them over to death with her car
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Nicholas J. Fuentes@NickJFuentes·
It’s literally all performative until the Trump-Vance admin starts massively deporting Somalians. All of the tweeting, complaining, ranting and “investigating” doesn’t mean shit if Minneapolis still has a Somalian enclave in 2028, which it almost certainly will.
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