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Why OpenAI aims to restrict harmful uses of AI while enabling beneficial ones? Does the demand for AI computational power will drive breakthroughs in fusion, solar and energy storage?

Some say AI will augment and enhance human productivity more than replace jobs, meanwhile OpenAI seeks partnerships with news publishers to properly attribute content. Who will ow the content generated by AI? Advanced AI may discover new scientific knowledge and even do AI research for itself.

AI progress will likely continue at an exponential, continuous pace. Where are the safety standards and best practices that can teach us a safe use of it? Is regulating AI risks stifling entrepreneurial innovation?

What we know about AI is what others want us to know, use your brain, your mind, and your spirit. Ai is just another tool at our service, it does not need to be the other way around.

`00:00` - Intro 
`04:39` - Chapter 1 - Gods of Robots 
`09:27` - Chapter 2 - The Golden Fire 
`18:08` - Chapter 3 - Bible Questions 
`36:38` - Chapter 4 - Spheres & Serpents 
`45:03` - Chapter 5 - Launching Atlantis 
`51:42` - Chapter 6 - The Last Golem 
`01:02:10` - Chapter 7 - War Games 
`01:14:48` - Chapter 8 - Into The Monolith 
`01:29:09` - Chapter 9 - Spirit of the Age 
`01:58:24` - Chapter 10 - Answers  

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Should aliens be allowed to live on earth?

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as if they need your permissions. Who told you that aren't here already?

bitcoin

Bitcoin Exposes Capitalism’s Ponzi Scheme – The Ultimate Exit Strategy!

I guess most of the issue is because most of us isn't aligned on the meaning of words... such a mess!

Is capitalism a rigged game? This presentation breaks down how inflation, central banking, and fiat money keep the working class trapped-while the elite profit. Discover why Bitcoin is the ultimate escape from this system of exploitation. The hidden tax of inflation - how it steals from workers WTF happened in 1971? The moment everything changed Why working harder won't save you from the system. Bitcoin vs. the fiat trap - how decentralization empowers individuals. The future of financial sovereignty and class struggle.

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What does HODL means and The Power of it

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## Reversal of Centralized Bureaucracy

According to McLuhan’s Laws of Media, when a technology or system is pushed to its extreme, it flips into its opposite or produces unintended consequences. Centralized bureaucracy, originally designed to create order, efficiency, and control at scale, has reached its reversal in several ways:
1. Inefficiency and Red Tape – Instead of streamlining processes, bureaucracies often become bogged down in excessive rules, redundant paperwork, and slow decision-making. This leads to a situation where the bureaucracy itself becomes an obstacle rather than a facilitator of action.
2. Loss of Flexibility and Innovation – Over-centralized control stifles innovation, as rigid procedures limit adaptability. This has led to an increased preference for decentralized, agile, and network-based organizational models.
3. Distrust and Resistance – As bureaucratic systems become more opaque and unresponsive to individual needs, public trust in large institutions (governments, corporations, and regulatory bodies) erodes. This fuels movements toward decentralization and peer-to-peer governance.
4. Technological Disruption – The digital age, especially with blockchain and decentralized communication platforms, has enabled alternatives to traditional bureaucratic structures. These technologies challenge centralized control by making trustless, direct interactions possible.

## How Nostr Facilitates This Reversal

Nostr (Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays) is a decentralized, censorship-resistant protocol for communication. It plays a critical role in accelerating the reversal of centralized bureaucracy by offering an alternative to hierarchical, gatekept information systems:
1. Decentralization of Communication – Bureaucracies rely on centralized control of information flow. Nostr, by contrast, allows anyone to publish and access information without the need for a central authority. This undermines the bureaucratic monopoly on decision-making and transparency.
2. Resilience Against Censorship – Traditional bureaucracies control narratives and policy enforcement through controlled communication channels. Nostr resists censorship by design, enabling open discourse and direct peer-to-peer interactions that bypass institutional bottlenecks.
3. Reduced Need for Intermediaries – Bureaucracies thrive on layers of administrative mediation. Nostr allows direct interactions between individuals or organizations, reducing the need for bureaucratic oversight, approvals, or centralized authentication systems.
4. Permissionless Innovation – Bureaucratic processes often slow down technological and social innovation through lengthy approval cycles. Nostr’s open and adaptable protocol allows rapid iteration and experimentation without bureaucratic interference.
5. Global, Borderless Coordination – While bureaucracies tend to be jurisdiction-bound, Nostr operates across borders, allowing global collaboration and governance models that do not depend on state-controlled institutions.

## Conclusion

Centralized bureaucracy has reached its reversal by becoming an impediment to efficiency, adaptability, and trust. Nostr, by facilitating open, decentralized, and censorship-resistant communication, accelerates this reversal by undermining traditional gatekeeping mechanisms and enabling direct, peer-driven collaboration. This shift marks the emergence of a new organizational paradigm—one that favors decentralized networks over rigid hierarchies.

note: https://tim-bouma.npub.pro/post/note16nqej8qpnlw3z28f0kux2tcsmkayc8ja40s5gq8vf78xh22rk3aqmwz6ac/

Reversal of Centralized Bureaucracy & the Role of Nostr

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The talks between Trump and Zelenskyy are getting WILD

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Bitcoin: The Future of Collateralized Loans

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Meme Monday - Best Bitcoin Meme Gets 5,000 CCs

Exciting Lightning Network Upgrades In 2025 - Lightning.news

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 # The Foundational Documents of the United States are Limited to two Cornerstones

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### 01: DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
THE DIVORCE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND THE TYRANNY OF KING GEORGE III
As official government commissioned printings of both documents are nearly impossible to obtain (largely federally controlled), first edition public printings have become the standard-bearer for significant institutional and private collections.

For the Declaration of Independence, it's the July 1776 broadsides, which were printed by local printers across the colonies and posted publicly to announce our separation from Great Britain. Rally offered a July 1776 Exeter, NH broadside in 2021, which is currently trading ~40% over its $2M IPO price and has never traded down since IPO.


### 02: THE CONSTITUTION
THE MARRIAGE OF THE THIRTEEN LOOSELY AFFILIATED STATES UNDER A NEW GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHED BY AND FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
When it comes to the Constitution, it's the first public printing in Dunlap & Claypoole's, The Pennsylvania Packet & Daily Advertiser No. 2690, which stands out as the most desirable edition. A comparable copy to the one offered here sold recently in 2024 @ Sotheby's for $1.02M. Remarkably, this first printing is also arguably the most historically significant version of the Constitution ever produced, because it is the first to be shared, not behind closed doors, but rather distributed to the American people. It is the first true publication of the Constitution, by the people, and for the people, it would ultimately govern as the longest standing government charter document in existence.

Printed by the official printers of the Constitutional Convention (Dunlap & Claypoole), using the same templates and just two days after they printed official copies for the constitutional delegates, this document is incredibly rare - even more so than the Declaration's July 1776 broadsides.

Read more https://stacker.news/items/893666/r/mo

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The 1787 First Printing of the US Constitution, a ~1-of-30 first print of the foundational document on which this country was built, is officially OPEN on Rally. Priced at $995,000 total value, 20,000 shares at $49.75 each are now available in the Rally app while supply lasts. Once sold out, this asset will be maintained and managed at the Rally vault and displayed at Rally museum locations.

Only 30 original copies of this historic document are known to exist. The majority are housed in institutions, leaving fewer than 10 in private collections. This copy, sourced from only its second owner in over 230 years, remains in pristine condition and has never been sold at auction—an extraordinary distinction for a document of such historical and legal significance. Printed in September 1787, just two days after the final draft of the U.S. Constitution was presented, these copies were distributed for review and ratification. 

Today, surviving examples are increasingly scarce, with only a handful available to collectors. While the official final draft of the Constitution is displayed in the National Archives, original copies remain among the most sought-after documents in American history. With only three appearing at auction in this century, this offering represents a rare and significant opportunity.

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# The "ENIAC Girls" - First female devs

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Six young women were recruited in 1944 to program the forerunner of modern computers, ENIAC: Betty Snyder Holberton, Jean Jennings Barik, Kay McNulty Mauchly Antonelli, Marlyn Wescoff Meltzer, Ruth Lichterman Teitelbaum and Frances Bilas Spence. The “ENIAC girls” became the first female programmers in history. Their contributions were largely overlooked, forgotten or ignored until 2013 when a report by Kathy Kleiman, The Computers[^1], brings to light the contribution these female pioneers have made to computing.

[^1]: The Computers: The Remarkable Story of the ENIAC Programmers, 2011 - 
https://www.senscritique.com/film/The_Computers_The_Remarkable_Story_of_the_ENIAC_Programmers/42806190

The "ENIAC Girls" - First female devs

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