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Power corrupts you more than it consumes you, says Primo Levi.
Most people prefer tyranny over freedom because the burden of freedom is too heavy for their fragile shoulders...
I was speaking to a beautiful lady earlier who said that she didn't feel worthy.
This is a very popular phenomenon these days. I think many of us have had such occasions in our lives, especially recently, when others have expressed that they feel unworthy. But when you see them and know their lives, you wonder why they have that opinion of themselves.
I believe that a significant portion of the responsibility can be attributed to what we refer to as 'lifestyle'. A very good friend of mine called it "Dead Style"!
I like your point of view! And the picture, too!
But there can be other points of view not as positive as yours. For example, one can see in this picture two people shaping each other as he/she wants the other person be, according to his/her standards and expectations, and not helping him/her being him/herself... Something like that...
What do you think?
Kindly share if there's some way I can buy Bitcoin without needing intermediaries or KYC?
You can use decentralized exchanges like Bisq (https://bisq.network/) which basically connect peers that want to exchange Bitcoin for fiat and have some clever mechanisms to ensure none of the parties can cheat. The BTC you receive is not associated to your identity and on the fiat side the bank just sees an outgoing transaction to another bank account and can’t tell it is to buy Bitcoin, so that’s one of the best ways to acquire Bitcoin anonymously. Liquidity may be a problem though, for instance you may only find offers to sell a certain quantity of BTC or at a bit of a premium compared to a centralised exchange. You can also try Robosats (https://learn.robosats.com/).
Check out this post I shared today.
If you commit yourself to the art of poetry, you commit yourself to the task of learning how to see, using words as elements of sight and their sounds as prisms. And to see means to see something worth all the agony of learning how to see... Archibald MacLeish
Archibald Macleish invites the reader to see the world through a poetic lens, where words and sounds illuminate hidden depths.
Think it’s a journey worth undertaking... 🌟✨