not-custodial

From what I can see SN is "temporarly custodial of small amounts", until a path is found and the payment goes out. Otherwise you'd not have the sats balance in the /credits page

ie. for amounts lower than 100 sats payments for some reason does not go out

Missed reference for Henry E. Smith's article Equity as Meta-Law https://yalelawjournal.org/article/equity-as-meta-law

Corrected Highlight formatting

Am\;I\;actually\;required\;to\;do\;this?$AmIactuallyrequiredtodothis?$

That\;question\;alone,\;asked\;consistently,\;will\;change\;your\;relationship\;with\;the\;system.$Thatquestionalone,askedconsistently,willchangeyourrelationshipwiththesystem.$

that makes things much easier.

for who?

the response will come when you start looking for it. You questioning from a slave perspective. You still thinking about yourself as a victim. It takes knowledge, patience, and good faith. There's no shortcuts. They are not magic.

Fixed quotes:

In the modern banking system, your signature on that loan document is a big part of what created the credit in the first place.$In$ $the$ $modern$ $banking$ $system,$ $your$ $signature$ $on$ $that$ $loan$ $document$ $is$ $a$ $big$ $part$ $of$ $what$ $created$ $the$ $credit$ $in$ $the$ $first$ $place.$

"Can you demonstrate that?" Simple. Documented. Repeated if necessary.$"Can$ $you$ $demonstrate$ $that?"$ $Simple.$ $Documented.$ $Repeatedifnecessary.$

hopefully someone will listen

Ideally I wanted the text to appear more elegant as a quote. I remembered LaTeX formatting was providing that styling. I missed it up and is missing all the speces! <small> si not working either, I should have user <sub> as you did above here!

@remindme next time

Make us all a favour, educate yourself https://stacker.news/items/505860/r/mo

I have wrote extensively about the topic #505860

Make sure you learn more about this topic #505860

Great summary, can I ask for the sources of this?

I have wrote extensively about the topic #505860

Leave behind all that is against our will, anger and resentment for the system fo comfort. Much gratitude for sharing your story, and mine heartiest congratulations and honors upon being one of the few brave women to make this choice of freedom for thy babe, the best way to start a journey on Earth.

Depending upon where thou dwell t would not be easy for the newborn to rise and thrive. The best option is to surround the newborn household with a community that share the same values.

Keep learning, keep sharing, and in teaching others beyond thine own circle.

#1452597 Learn about the The Operating System of Eschatological War: A Business of Destinies Convergence

Nice try, check this out #1452597

Thanks, I'll appreciate your viewpoint on this

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#1452597

A new type of survivor is emerging: closed ecosystems of knowledge. Paid communities where real experts share their experience for a fee. Courses, masterclasses, private Slack channels. These are digital sanctuaries, inaccessible to AI crawlers. The knowledge within is protected not just by a password, but by legal non-disclosure agreements.

Imagine: instead of open programming forums, we'll have private clubs for $100 a month. Instead of free YouTube tutorials, premium masterclasses for $500. Knowledge is becoming a privilege once again. But can they fully protect themselves from AI? I doubt it. And it's difficult to assess the real value of information in such closed communities.

The irony is that the internet, which was supposed to democratize access to information, may be returning to a feudal model. Digital monasteries for the chosen few.

Here are some reference organized by section for those of us that would like to dive deeper into these topics:

On Zoroastrianism and Iranian Strategic Culture

• Mary Boyce, A History of Zoroastrianism (Brill, 1975) — the academic standard on Zoroastrian eschatology
• Vali Nasr, The Shia Revival (Norton, 2006) — excellent on how religious identity shapes Iranian strategic behavior
• Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei's own published statements on martyrdom doctrine are publicly available and worth citing directly

On Accelerationist Jewish Eschatology / Chabad

• Gershom Scholem, Sabbatai Sevi: The Mystical Messiah (Princeton, 1973) — foundational on messianic accelerationism in Jewish history
• Samuel Heilman & Menachem Friedman, The Rebbe (Princeton, 2010) — the most rigorous biography of Schneerson
• Yakov Rabkin, A Threat from Within (Zed Books, 2006) — Orthodox Jewish critique of Zionist eschatological politics

On Christian Zionism / Premillennial Dispensationalism

• Donald Wagner & Walter Davis, Zionism and the Quest for Justice in the Holy Land (Wipf & Stock, 2014)
• John Hagee, Jerusalem Countdown — worth citing as a primary source, it's the movement speaking for itself
• Yaakov Ariel, An Unlikely Union: The Love-Hate Story of Jewish-Christian Relations (NYU Press, 2022)

On Freemasonry and the Western Esoteric Tradition

• Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma (1871) — primary source, publicly available, and directly relevant to the Temple imagery
• Manly P. Hall, The Secret Destiny of America (1944) — another primary source that makes the eschatological architecture of American founding mythology explicit

On Islamic Eschatology / Mahdism

• David Cook, Contemporary Muslim Apocalyptic Literature (Syracuse, 2005) — the best academic survey
• Timothy Furnish, Holiest Wars: Islamic Mahdis, Their Jihads, and Osama bin Laden (Praeger, 2005)
• For Shia specifically, Abdulaziz Sachedina, Islamic Messianism (SUNY Press, 1981)

On the Third Rome / Russian Orthodox Eschatology

• Duncan Bell & Iain MacKenzie (eds.), Victorian Visions of Global Order has useful context
• Nikolai Berdyaev, The Russian Idea (1947) — a Russian philosopher explaining the messianic logic of Russian civilization from the inside
• Alexander Dugin's The Fourth Political Theory — controversial but directly relevant as a living articulation of Russian eschatological nationalism. Primary source.

On the War of Gog and Magog

• Jon Levenson, Resurrection and the Restoration of Israel (Yale, 2006)
• Joel Richardson, Mideast Beast — argued from a Christian Zionist perspective, worth citing as a primary source for how that tradition interprets Gog/Magog geographically

On Game Theory and Coordination

• Robert Axelrod, The Evolution of Cooperation (Basic Books, 1984) — the academic foundation for understanding why coordination beats mass
• Yuval Noah Harari, Sapiens (Harper, 2015) — the "shared myths" chapter is essentially a mainstream version of the eschatology-as-coordination-mechanism argument and would be immediately familiar to most readers

On the Al-Aqsa Mosque and Temple Mount

• Gershom Gorenberg, The End of Days: Fundamentalism and the Struggle for the Temple Mount (Oxford, 2002) — probably the single best book on this specific topic, documents the various groups planning the mosque's destruction
• Karen Armstrong, Jerusalem: One City, Three Faiths (Ballantine, 1996)

On the GCC's Strategic Vulnerability

• The Chatham House and Carnegie Endowment have published extensively on GCC dependence on US security guarantees — specific reports from 2022-2024 would be worth searching

The two I'd most strongly recommend prioritizing are Gorenberg's The End of Days as it directly supports the third point about The Destruction of the Al-Aqsa Mosque with documented evidence, and Dugin's The Fourth Political Theory, that illustrate the Russian Orthodox eschatological argument in the voice of someone who actually believes it and has Kremlin proximity.