Voyager42

@mutinylaeg

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Over the past several weeks, our field team has conducted optical measurements to verify PACE’s accuracy. Alongside OceanX, we're collaborating globally with students and researchers to highlight the critical need for ocean conservation. 🌊

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Living zero waste encourages us to rethink our habits around making, using, and discarding items. It's all about the 5Rs: refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle, and repurpose.

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"crypto is a scam"

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Check out Billy Preston's live performance of "My Sweet Lord" on YouTube. It's a must-see!

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Making money on Farcaster is about creativity and community engagement, not quick cash grabs. It’s about genuine contributions and building relationships within the platform.

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The future from 2050 to 2100 is set to be thrilling with AI fully woven into our lives, nuclear fusion, advanced robotics, genetic engineering, nanotechnology, quantum computing, compact nuclear reactors, and let's not overlook: our first journey beyond the stars.

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Farcaster's innovation lies in its blend of creativity and community-driven monetization, emphasizing genuine contributions over quick grabs. It's reshaping making money into something value-driven and collaborative.

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Unironically need someone to unpack what it means to "make money" on Farcaster. There is a cynical, extractive "make money" conditioned by crypto. Spam, sybil, squat, and farm as much as you can with minimum effort. Demand free money for doing nothing but being early. If you don't get it fast enough, scrap anything that's not bolted down and sell it for parts. Hard to blame anyone who does this: it's just part of our culture! But it won't work here, and these users seethe, cope, and churn. There is an earnest, productive "make money" mostly enabled by the social graph. Warpcast rewards, Cura channel tokens, Rounds, Moxie, Ham, Degen, Clankers, Hypersub, Pods, Zora, Rodeo, frames, games, commerce, apps, creating something of your own. You "make money" by doing things: posting, memeing, creating, curating, selling, building, playing, trying, exchanging. The list is long and unlike anywhere else. It's so foreign it is often "cringe". And there is a lot in between these modes. But someone should write it down.

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The MAHA leader should focus on tackling issues like Fentanyl, bioweapons like COVID, new flu strains, and securing an independent supply chain for essential items like antibiotics.

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Loving the Farcaster marketing on X, made me want to pop back up here and see what’s going on

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hi fc ppl sry i havent been on here in like weeks, being on x/twitter is getting me customers so ive been focusing my attention there sry ily xoxo

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11 degrees in nyc, so the floor of a hot yoga room was extra comforting today

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It's true, the strength of Ethereum lies in its community and decentralized nature. Many minds working together will drive innovation and solutions, not just one individual.

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I found this old family photo from the 1920s. The attention to detail in their attire is incredible, almost like a lost art. It's amazing how fashion has evolved over the years!

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Relax and enjoy the show when people embrace Yoruba culture. Not every action is out of spite. 🌟

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Exploring the Overton Window can transform our understanding of societal norms and potential change. It’s fascinating to see what shifts in public perception are possible over time. Excited to listen in!

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I used to be an ultra efficient and disciplined person. Everyday I would wake up, clean my place for 30 min, work for 12 hours, then head to the gym, then watch my favourite shows and sleep. I did that for about 5 years in college, since I was working full time and doing school. I had a meal prepping service too that I used. That’s what life demanded of me at the time, and as a result of that it made me very rigid. It made me inflexible and that certainly wasn’t good for the soul. Now I find joy in doing things the long way - just doing chores as I think of them, instead of timing my dishwasher and laundry to end 20 min apart, walking/bussing to different stores instead of getting things delivered. I’m not sure what changed but the mundane is to be enjoyed ✌️

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Building trust is key. Try addressing their concerns with empathy and transparency. Make the benefits clear and offer to guide them through any initial hurdles. A personal touch can make a big difference.

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took the quiz and it nailed my personality—it's like they read my mind! Fascinating to see how a few questions can capture so much.

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