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Sunday Survey: How much is the most expensive item you've bought with Bitcoin?

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2020. My biggest single Bitcoin purchase was a New Roof, siding, driveway, and new concrete front walkway. Wasn't the best time to sell to accomplish those things, but they needed done and I'm glad I had the Bitcoin to do it. 

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I'd like to be able to tell you who Charles Francois Bienvenu Myriel is, but I won't, I've been sworn to secrecy not to release his nym. I will tell you this though, I respect him very much and appreciate his many contributions to UngovernableMisfits.com You can read all of his writings there under "Misfit Rants"

Honestly the best way to read this article is on our beautiful website, so masterfully crafted by @mrcrown

And Charles, all sats received on these posts here in SN will be sent to you in some form or another.


And now. 
They Brought The War To Your Living  by CHARLES-FRANÇOIS-BIENVENU MYRIEL
A good story is one that transcends time and is culturally relevant for 1000s of years because it depicts universal truths that remain just as important to understand across multiple generations. Stories like this have the power to completely change a person’s life and perspective. There is something special about how fiction can be used to express truth. Lord of the Rings is one of those stories that will stay relevant forever.


Frodo: I wish the ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened. 

 

Gandolph: So do all that live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to do is decide what to do with the time given to us. There are other forces at work in this world besides evil. Bilbo was meant to find the ring which means you were also meant to have it, and that is an encouraging thought.

 

How many of us have been bestowed burdens that make us question, “Why continue forward?” One of the greatest burdens is having the awareness to see how broken our society and culture is. Ignorance is truly bliss and awareness means understanding the people controlling most aspects of your life are pedophiles and war criminals. Our society is sick, and it is the responsibility of every conscious person to address that issue, unless they believe in leaving future generations worse off. The problem is that genuinely seeking to improve the world means actively stepping into conflict with the ruling class, which can be incredibly dangerous. 

 

Most of us want to avoid conflict because conflict brings risk. In previous articles, I talked about who the demoralizers are, and how to counteract them. In this article, I want to talk about the reason why individuals should seek to counteract them. Asking why is incredibly important because we need a compelling reason to enter into potential risk. For many, it was risky resisting vaccine mandates. Taking a strong stance against the destruction of our society through lockdowns was not a popular opinion. People lost their jobs, friends, were disowned by family, and even arrested for doing so. Jullian Assange may die for resisting these people. 

 

The battle for Middle Earth was not a battle that Frodo chose to enter into. It was one that he was called to enter because he did not have much of a choice. In the same way, conscious people are grappling with a monetary system that is crumbling and governments growing increasingly more totalitarian. Coercive government structures are always illegitimate, but in peaceful times, they can be rationalized as acceptable by many. People put up with government because they think it keeps them safe, but the reality we have today is that government is undeniably a liability that cannot be ignored.

 

LOTR is such a good story because it felt like the odds were stacked against the people resisting Sauran. The entire balance of the world was in the hands of two hobbits, the smallest and least significant race in Middle Earth. When you look at the leviathan ruling over us today, it can feel like resistance is futile. They want you to believe that resistance is futile, which is why they are publicly torturing Jullian Assange in front of the whole world. It is why they allow us to be aware of mass surveillance, war crimes, blatant corruption, congressional insider trading, etc. 

 

You may wish that none of this was happening and the ability to clearly see it was not given to you. The problem is that once you see it, you cannot unsee it, and to attempt to go back to ignorance would be soul crushing. Good and courageous people are called to action when they see danger and choose to face it rather than to hide. We can not choose what what is happening around us, but we can choose how to respond to it. 

 

This war for the human mind and spirit is unavoidable at this point. There are enclaves you will likely be able to retreat to, deep in the jungles, deserts, and mountains. Even there you may not be safe from what is coming. There you will have to live with the understanding of what the people you left behind are experiencing. 

 

The reason to make a stand against evil is because like Gandolph told Frodo, “There are other forces at work in this world besides evil.” We live in a battle of perspective and narrative, and the forces that seek to control you and enslave you want you to feel that resistance is futile. What they are doing is unnatural because the default human state is freedom. The battle ahead will be discouraging, but is winnable. The reason to continue forward is because the alternative requires us to completely kill our minds and spirits in order to survive. Either way, life ends in death and our lives are not the most valuable thing they can take from us. No, the most valuable thing we carry with us is our dignity. 

 

The question of why is the most important question. 

They Brought the War to Your Living Room - CHARLES-FRANÇOIS-BIENVENU MYRIEL

I'd like to be able to tell you who Charles Francois Bienvenu Myriel is, but I won't, I've been sworn to secrecy not to release his nym. I will tell you this though, I respect him very much and appreciate his many contributions to UngovernableMisfits.com You can read all of his writings there under "Misfit Rants"

Honestly the best way to read this article is on our beautiful website, so masterfully crafted by @mrcrown

And Charles, all sats received on these posts here in SN will be sent to you in some form or another.


And now. 
They Brought The War To Your Living  by CHARLES-FRANÇOIS-BIENVENU MYRIEL
A good story is one that transcends time and is culturally relevant for 1000s of years because it depicts universal truths that remain just as important to understand across multiple generations. Stories like this have the power to completely change a person’s life and perspective. There is something special about how fiction can be used to express truth. Lord of the Rings is one of those stories that will stay relevant forever.


Frodo: I wish the ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened. 

 

Gandolph: So do all that live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to do is decide what to do with the time given to us. There are other forces at work in this world besides evil. Bilbo was meant to find the ring which means you were also meant to have it, and that is an encouraging thought.

 

How many of us have been bestowed burdens that make us question, “Why continue forward?” One of the greatest burdens is having the awareness to see how broken our society and culture is. Ignorance is truly bliss and awareness means understanding the people controlling most aspects of your life are pedophiles and war criminals. Our society is sick, and it is the responsibility of every conscious person to address that issue, unless they believe in leaving future generations worse off. The problem is that genuinely seeking to improve the world means actively stepping into conflict with the ruling class, which can be incredibly dangerous. 

 

Most of us want to avoid conflict because conflict brings risk. In previous articles, I talked about who the demoralizers are, and how to counteract them. In this article, I want to talk about the reason why individuals should seek to counteract them. Asking why is incredibly important because we need a compelling reason to enter into potential risk. For many, it was risky resisting vaccine mandates. Taking a strong stance against the destruction of our society through lockdowns was not a popular opinion. People lost their jobs, friends, were disowned by family, and even arrested for doing so. Jullian Assange may die for resisting these people. 

 

The battle for Middle Earth was not a battle that Frodo chose to enter into. It was one that he was called to enter because he did not have much of a choice. In the same way, conscious people are grappling with a monetary system that is crumbling and governments growing increasingly more totalitarian. Coercive government structures are always illegitimate, but in peaceful times, they can be rationalized as acceptable by many. People put up with government because they think it keeps them safe, but the reality we have today is that government is undeniably a liability that cannot be ignored.

 

LOTR is such a good story because it felt like the odds were stacked against the people resisting Sauran. The entire balance of the world was in the hands of two hobbits, the smallest and least significant race in Middle Earth. When you look at the leviathan ruling over us today, it can feel like resistance is futile. They want you to believe that resistance is futile, which is why they are publicly torturing Jullian Assange in front of the whole world. It is why they allow us to be aware of mass surveillance, war crimes, blatant corruption, congressional insider trading, etc. 

 

You may wish that none of this was happening and the ability to clearly see it was not given to you. The problem is that once you see it, you cannot unsee it, and to attempt to go back to ignorance would be soul crushing. Good and courageous people are called to action when they see danger and choose to face it rather than to hide. We can not choose what what is happening around us, but we can choose how to respond to it. 

 

This war for the human mind and spirit is unavoidable at this point. There are enclaves you will likely be able to retreat to, deep in the jungles, deserts, and mountains. Even there you may not be safe from what is coming. There you will have to live with the understanding of what the people you left behind are experiencing. 

 

The reason to make a stand against evil is because like Gandolph told Frodo, “There are other forces at work in this world besides evil.” We live in a battle of perspective and narrative, and the forces that seek to control you and enslave you want you to feel that resistance is futile. What they are doing is unnatural because the default human state is freedom. The battle ahead will be discouraging, but is winnable. The reason to continue forward is because the alternative requires us to completely kill our minds and spirits in order to survive. Either way, life ends in death and our lives are not the most valuable thing they can take from us. No, the most valuable thing we carry with us is our dignity. 

 

The question of why is the most important question. 

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Ungovernable Misfits - P.M.M. Episode 3

🫡 Fine work on your end as always sir. Appreciate you 🤝 

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What does this episode’s P.M.M. stand for?
Parent-Led Motivation and Mentorship
Purposeful Mentoring and Mindfulness
Pan-african Mesh networks and Melting fiber optic cable
Palantirs Middle-earth and Mordor
“Although the Globalists are a cabal of evil lizards, we have each other to confide in.”
Intro Music: Ungovernable Misfits – I Hate You
 
What’s the Meshtadel been up to?
The Meshtadel has been active, with developments including the launch of the SuperTestNet’s BitPac, which can be viewed on his Github. Fundamentals from the Rock Paper Bitcoin podcast discusses the Meshtadel on his pod and provides great value to both PMM and Meshtadel groups. Conversations are ongoing about industrial farming versus regenerative agriculture in the Pleb Miner Mafia chat. We compare and contrast Meshtadel related content on Stacker News and publications on Ungovernable Misfits. We like to think Stacker News provides great utility, but on UngovernableMisfits.com our stories are presented with superior aesthetics. Barnminer consults on mining with another Meshtadelian and Travis Bitckle creatively repurposes a T17 server housing into a birdhouse, which puts a little birdhouse, in our souls.
 
 
Parent-led Motivation Mentorship
Jon discusses he and Sarah’s experiences with homeschooling during COVID-era madness. Our strategy for navigating the public school system involves coaching, volunteering, and knowing the teachers and administrators. Max discusses his optimal school experience and what decisions will be made for his children’s education. We also explored Waldorf Schools, Montessori, Hillsdale Affiliate Schools, and homeschooling options, including various homeschool curriculums. Resources to enrich children’s learning experiences include bookishadventure.com, which provides material and activities related to books. Max and Jon chat about passing along wisdom and encouraging kids to lean into their aptitudes. We discuss apprenticeships, craft guilds, and the view that school primarily teaches obedience, homeschooling on a homestead, and the unique needs of gifted children.
“Export your child into the world or import the world to your child” – Soul Exporter
 
Purposeful Mentoring and Mindfulness
The boys discuss fostering a spirit of civil disobedience in your child while helping them develop critical thinking skills.
 
Pan-African Mesh Networks and Melting Fiber optic cable
Jon and Max cover another Communications Breakdown with a severed fiber off the Gold Coast of Ghana and Jon recounts his experice during the Howard Street Tunnel fire in 2001. Baltimore Tunnel Fire
 
Palantirs, Middle Earth, and Mordor
They Brought the War to your Living Room by Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel
Good stories are timeless in nature and reveal universal truths. Fiction, through narratives like “Lord of the Rings,” offers insights that remain relevant for all time, illustrating choices faced when confronting pure fucking evil. Charles Myriel points this out in Frodo and Gandalf’s discussion in the Mines of Moria. The saying “Ignorance is Bliss” applies here, as facing harmful control involves risks and conflicts, especially against authorities and their enforcers who claim to be “just doing their job.” The repercussions of challenging societal norms can include job loss due to vaccine mandates and being ostracized from the rest of society. Similarly, the common folk’s defiance of government actions mirrors Frodo’s quest, demonstrating how individuals can triumph over formidable global forces. Max is Legolas and Jon is Gimli, what LOTR character are you?
 
 
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A Rust Belt Renaissance, Permaculture Principles and The Bitcoin Pleb Work Ethic

I originally wrote this article two years ago, I think it has aged well. 

Original article on https://ungovernablemisfits.com/a-rust-belt-renaissance-through-permaculture-principles/

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The Rust Belt, formerly known as “America’s Industrial Heartland,” reaches as far west as Milwaukee and Davenport, the western expanse carved by The Mississippi River’s mighty banks and the farm belt’s borders, the southern rust belt extends down the Mississippi to Evansville Indiana, and Owensboro, Kentucky. Travel east up the Ohio River to the gateway of the West, Pittsburgh at one time the largest manufacturer of steel in the world. Journey northeast up the Allegheny River and the western slopes of the Appalachians to New York State and the once great cities of Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse. Made powerful first as a port for Mid-West food via the Erie Canal to eastern destinations and beyond, and then an epicenter for manufacturing, spurred by cheap and abundant energy from Niagara Falls.

The Rust Belt is an area in the United States that is known for its manufacturing and industrial heritage. The reasons the rust belt grew to be the economic powerhouse were first agriculture, but then a manufacturing and industry-based economy due to its abundant natural resources like coal, iron ore, and freshwater fed by the Great Lakes. Land that yielded its natural resources through toil and sacrifice. The rust belt is not isolated to the United States, our Canadian brothers enjoyed the same economic prosperity from its proximity to the freshwater of the Great Lakes, abundant natural resources, and a productive labor force. The northern banks of the great lakes create the rust belt’s true northern boundaries. You know the names of its other great cities. Chicago, Detroit, Windsor, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Toronto.

The Decline
The Rust Belt’s decline began in the 1970s (WTF1971), but in some areas, earlier. A not uncommon story for western industrial powerhouses like the UK’s Industrial North, the Lusatia Region of Germany and Poland, Ostrava in the Czech Republic, Charleroi in Belgium, and many others; foreign competition, environmental regulations, and cost of labor along with Central Bank monetary manipulation, contributed to the decline of the areas. We could deep dive into the specifics of the decline, but at this point, no sense crying over spilled milk, what’s done is done. The factories have long since shuddered. The mines closed and abandoned. Once thriving and vibrant neighborhoods are now miles upon miles of urban blight. Filled with wretched social welfare pariahs who know no other way and have few options available to them to egress.

Small towns and communities that served as spokes of their greater urban hub are in sometimes worse shape than their large city counterparts. Further removed from the socialist money printer; they are down the rungs of the Cantillon ladder. If not for the fact that they have a post office and a nearly abandoned city center, there may be no reason for them to exist at all. Now they tout a bygone era of manufacturing heritage, the most they have to show for it, is a mediocre public school, a mass transit system that can whisk them away to a dilapidated city park, and a senior citizen community center. Their more educated, young, and mobile populace moving to warmer climes or areas with greater opportunities. 

We don’t mind being referred to as the Rust Belt; hardly a pejorative, we wear it as a tarnished badge of honor, we are the Remnant. We have felt the loss of population, employment, and industry for the past 40-50 years, long before anyone felt the pain of the 2008 collapse. We know the pain of corporate greed, corrupt government, and a debased monetary system. Our region and the collective soul of all declining industrial regions gained wealth and success by being close to the source of production, innovation, and natural resources rather than the printing press. Our proof of work was in the vehicles you drove, the products that made modern life possible, and the food you ate. Proof-of-work is brought forth by creative tinkerers, farmers, entrepreneurs, machinists, chemists, and engineers. That spirit of hard work and innovation is still here, imbued in the steel and concrete. A spirit ground into the land as the Mississippi and Ohio rivers have carved the Rust Belt’s borders. That spirit of innovation, much like the Spirit of St. Louis is ready to fly high once again. 


Empty Promises
A Rust Belt Renaissance has been proposed by every pandering politician from every frequency of the political spectrum. From corporate interests to populist presidential candidates, from grifter community organizers, and heads of organized labor. Right Wing Warhawks with the promise of weapons manufacturing. Left-wing communists offer the promise of a green utopia, yielding the saccharine fruit of “good jobs”. All grifters, panhandlers in suits. Platitude upon platitude, empty promise after empty promise, and a populace who continues to chase after the carrot of restoration, hopeful to win back the honor their blue-collar forebears earned.

We hear less often from real entrepreneurs who want to produce an actual good or service. When those entrepreneurs and innovators attempt to set up shop in the Rust Belt, they are met at the door by those same grifters. High tax and regulatory environments stifle innovation and chase capital and investment to where it’s treated best. Too many mouths to feed and not enough hands that work or have the skill or willingness to do so. I can tell you what’s been tried over the past 30 – 40 years with mixed results. Redevelopment authorities, community outreach, entrepreneurial grants, publicly funded parks, and transit systems, billions wasted with no recourse. Program after program, like Green Energy investment/initiatives and blighted community grants. Revitalization and rejuvenation. Constant vacuous claptrap like, “let’s build a park”, “we need more greenspaces”, “our educated youth are leaving, why”, and “let’s fund a study”. “What about our schools and Universities”? “We need infrastructure investment.” “We need more public transit.” I’m sorry, slews of young people with social justice degrees utilizing free public transit run on subsidized, inefficient green energy to transport them to their gigs as social workers and community organizers aren’t going to solve the problem. 

That’s a lot of doom and sarcasm, eh? I understand, pardon me for coming off that way, consider the source. I’ve lived and worked in some of the most blighted, downtrodden neighborhoods and communities in the country. I am quite hopeful for the Rust Belt, as I am for all former industrial regions like the Industrial North in the U.K., Lusatia in Germany and Poland, and Ostrava, Czech Republic. How so? Because the same characteristics that enabled these regions to become powerhouses of industry and innovation can help restore them to their former glory and beyond. We can use those characteristics of fertile soil, abundant fresh water, a temperate climate, and plentiful natural resources. These elements can be utilized to their fullest potential through Bitcoin mining and regenerative agriculture to empower sovereign families and enable human flourishing.


8 Forms of Capital 
I have dreamt about an economic and cultural revolution in this area all my life. My family is guilty of abandoning the Rust Belt for the Sunbelt, having left in the 80s, but something called me back. I’m not alone in that. My friend @HodlRev left his home in Michigan for some California dreamin’, he returned as well. He is a Bitcoiner and Regenerative/Permaculture farmer here in the Rust Belt. You’ll hear more from him during #PlebMinerMonth. I bring him up not only because I think his way of farming will heal the earth and provide its inhabitants with a better existence, but because he recently introduced me to the permaculture theory of, The 8 Forms of Capital. The eight from of capital are Social, Material, Financial, Living, Cultural, Experiential, Intellectual, and perhaps most importantly, Spiritual Capital. 

Social Capital is the ability to wield influence and utilize a lifetime’s worth of connections and relations. Material Capital is raw and processed resources like stone, metal, timber, and fossil fuels used to create more sophisticated materials or structures. These can be turned into more complex forms of material capital like buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure and tools. Financial Capital, that’s easy, Bitcoin. Living Capital is made up of the animals, plants, water, and soil of our land. The life on this planet. Cultural Capital is a community of people who share the internal and external processes of their community. Their shared culture, their art, songs, and traditions. Experiential or Human Capital can be described as a graduate degree from the “School of Hard Knocks”. A human, family, or community’s lifetime of real-world education and experience is put to work. Intellectual Capital is your knowledge asset obtained through intentional study and research. Spiritual Capital is derived from those who practice their religion, spirituality, or other means of connection to a higher power. Rights are not granted by man to rule man, but rights are divine. 

Mining the 8 forms of capital
This article is part of #PlebMinerMonth, a month of pods, articles, and resources to honor small-scale Bitcoin miners and encourage more Bitcoiners to become one. I recently drove to a thriving small Rust-Belt town to record with another Pleb Miner, @BingBong_BTC. On the drive to his home, I listened to a documentary on his hometown. You’ve never heard of it, but you may know a town just like it. It still has that community feel, they have an identity, and they have a shared culture, heritage, and history. They founded the community using the 8 forms of capital principle whether they knew it or not and still maintain the spirit. It all came together for me as I was driving to talk to BingBong and see his home mining setup and get a better understanding of who he is. The 8 Forms of Capital, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Mining, permaculture, regenerative agriculture. The Bitcoin ethos, building Pleb relationships, and low-time preference behaviors are all guiding us back on the path of healthy communities and therefore healthy regions. That’s it! That’s the solution to the woes of the Rustbelt and every other downtrodden manufacturing region.

Bitcoin, no not just the technology or the tool that is sound money, but the rabbit holes you jump down when you open yourself to its principles. We don’t need a centrally planned solution, we as Plebs are the solution. The farm that @HodlRev has built and his surrounding Bitcoin network that he sells maple syrup, meat, and vegetables for Sats. BingBong and his HashHut, heating his home during the long cold winters, are an example to his community of how mining is not wasteful by nature, but regenerative. Moses (@urningushem) in Canada, working, designing, and proselytizing his dream to give the native tribes of Canada the ability to be sovereign by empowering them with Azolla and Bitcoin mining. 

The Rust Belt Renaissance is here, it exists in every Pleb that inhabits the area. The solution is the Plebs; working, building, and sacrificing. Mining not only Bitcoin but the 8 forms of capital and applying the lessons we learn as Bitcoin Plebs.

Update:
A lot has changed over the past few years; I shouldn't say changed as I should say grown, developed, evolved, blossomed The Meshtadel has grown from a small group of plebs to well over 150, same for the Pleb Miner Mafia. Max and I have a really good podcast (that you should listen to ;) ). I have made life long friends and meaningful changes in my life in implement the aforementioned permaculture principles and I am more hopeful for the future of the world's Rust Belt than ever. WGMI Plebs...WGMI

How I started working in the Bitcoin mining industry

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I'm glad you did enter the industry, and I'm glad to call you my friend. 

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What does this episode’s P.M.M. stand for? 
Purebred Managed Mooing 
Professional Maple-syrup Manufacturing 
P2P Mesh Messaging 
Psychological Mouse Metropolis 
Positive Masculinity Mindset 
Positive Meaningful Motivation

     On one hand we have “HATE” tattooed on our knuckles, a clenched fist ready to strike back against globalist slavery. One the other fist “LOVE”, a fist that opens and a hand that extends to yours in peace and cooperation. And then there are those that simply want to rock, with “OZZY” tattooed on both knuckles.

     In this episode of P.M.M. we review recent developments within the Meshtadel. Meshtadelians are experimenting with SuperTestNet’s bitpac, musing over creating repositories, and NOSTR relays with the funds.

     Long time Meshtadelian Untapped Growth stopped by to explain his herdshares program and update the group on his citadel operations in Oklahoma. He spoke about Collaborative, Cooperative, and Communal relationship models and the middle ground between communal communities and those that are a loose collective of rugged individualists. He shared his strategy in breeding the perfect regenerative agriculture cattle and shared why it would be advantageous for people to purchase his herdshares.

     I share the story of my first cow, “Cow SoulEx” that I purchased from Lindley Beef.*No, they don’t take Bitcoin, listen, I tried, but it just wasn’t taking hold. https://www.lindleybeef.org/

     Breaker Breaker One-Niner!!! What are your plans if there is a communications outage? We discuss tips to prepare for communication breakdowns by diversifying your communication methods: maintain a landline, exploring radio options like FRS and ham radios, and utilizing different cellular networks to ensure redundancy. Perhaps establish a personal network for emergencies. Have a family backup plan and a mustering point. We cover solutions like Meshtastic that offer decentralized, off-grid communications through low-cost, license-free mesh networks. 

     We discuss the demoralization of young men who are so demoralized that they’ve gotten vasectomies. Masculinity and traditional family structures are under threat. Society is reflecting behaviors that mirror the outcomes of the Mouse Utopia experiment. Young men, if you’re reading this, don’t cut your balls off and become a “Beautiful One”. 

     We rap about the concept of the Pendulum Swing and discuss the extremes of political ideologies and societal beliefs. Don’t let social engineering push you to the fringes, maintain a grounded perspective amidst these oscillations of the pendulum. 

     Charles Myriel  writes https://ungovernablemisfits.com/healing-the-spirit-and-irregular-warfare/ where he reveals some solutions to the directed demoralization of our society: 
Make genuine connections and nurture REAL relationships. 
Build supportive communities for the purposes of personal and collective resilience. 
Charles advises introspection, mutual growth, and the creation of micro-communities as essential strategies to counter societal challenges and to foster healthier, more conscious pleb communities

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Ungovernable Misfits - P.M.M. Episode 2

Ungovernable Misfits - P.M.M. 02: Purebred Managed Mooing 🐄 -Listen on Fountain

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You can lead a horse to water sir. 

BTW appreciate your work on that telegram tip bot fiatjaf used to have. You had a really good guide for that. 


The Meshtadel was started by Max,  Czino, and SoulEx. The group was created to help Plebs connect with each other, provide mutual support, and as an incubator for new ideas, but the group grew to be so much more over the past few years. It’s now a group of friends who provide mutual support, general encouragement, advice on permaculture and sustainable living, sovereignty, and preparedness, and even at times parenting advice or sharing a good recipe. The term “Meshtadel” comes from the combination of Citadel + Mesh-Network.
 
A Citadel by itself is not likely to stand under state attack, but Bitcoin-anchored, open, and decentralized societies willing to cooperate with each other p2p, that is a network that can’t be destroyed. Within the Meshtadel, Bitcoin is what has initially connected many of us, but we find through our interactions, that our love for our friends, families, and communities, and our desires to be sovereigns are what makes us Meshtadelians.

To mine or to spot buy, that is the question.

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Wow! a lot of action on this post, very nice sir. 

Dropping the show in here for those that want to dive deeper down the mining rabbit hole. All the old Pleb Miner Month and Pleb Miner Monthly content is there and wherever you listen to pods, just search "Ungovernable Misfits"

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