Patrick Chime

I'm here to pursue knowledge

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@silverpenydr @osemagnum Data-related job/internship

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@teneo_protocol @cursor_ai Teneo Protocol is the chef of the year. Team busy cooking quality alpha.

As soon as you install your Teneo CLI, you can list and query 50+ Teneo agents in plain natural English. And some agents are actually free.

[Teneo Protocol @teneo_protocol]

The Teneo CLI setup guide for Cursor is live.

If you already build in @cursor_ai, this is the fastest way in: no separate model key, no extra tooling.

Two ways to install:

Run the command in Cursor's built-in terminal, or Ask Cursor's Agent to run it for you
Either path takes the same few minutes. Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

The exact command is in the tutorial.

Once installed, you can list and query 50+ Teneo agents in plain English: scrape public social data, swap and bridge tokens, and pull on-chain data.

Some agents are free; paid queries settle per call in USDC via x402.

Guide: https://t.co/JWOAmPEHwE

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@Kene_Nnewi I'm curious to know if gym places don't have policy in place to protect women from getting harassed like this. It should be like an automatic forfeiture of subscription or something else

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@Jamessucre2 Thank God for the blessing of seeing another day.

[Amarachi Attamah @amarachiattamah]

“Men are polygamous in Nature.”

This line has become one of the most casually repeated defenses for irresponsibility, infidelity, emotional indiscipline, and lack of accountability in modern conversations about relationships. But once we slow down and examine it carefully, historically, culturally, anthropologically, and scientifically, the statement begins to collapse under its own weight.

First, polygamy is not a “nature.”
Polygamy is a social and marital arrangement.

The other day I asked if Polygamy and Cheating are the same and I am glad most of you wrote they are not.

There is a difference between human desire and social structure. Human beings are capable of attraction to multiple people. Both men and women are. Attraction itself is not uniquely male. But turning that attraction into an accepted marital system is cultural, not biological destiny.

If polygamy were purely “male nature,” then all societies on earth would naturally practice it. But they do not.

Across the world, human societies have organized marriage in radically different ways depending on economics, spirituality, inheritance, labor systems, religion, warfare, land ownership, lineage systems, and gender power structures. Anthropology has long shown that human mating systems are flexible, not fixed.

Ironically, many men shouting “men are polygamous in nature” are not even culturally polygamous men. Most are culturally disconnected modern men using “culture” to excuse behavior they themselves anytime it suits them.

Traditional polygamy in many African societies was not random lust..

It came with structure.
Responsibility.
Economic capacity.
Public accountability.
Inheritance obligations.
Social recognition.
Ritual obligations.
Family integration.

The same ancestors people quote today would likely laugh at many modern men using “polygamy” to describe serial cheating, emotional chaos, and irresponsibility.

Many cannot perform the simplest cultural rites tied to the traditions they claim to defend. Some cannot break kolanut. Some do not know lineage structures, marriage customs, or family obligations within the very systems they romanticize. Yet they quickly borrow “our ancestors were polygamous” whenever consequences for betrayal arrive.

📌Polygamy in many traditional societies was a social institution. Often the women in this type of union are all aware from the very start.

📌Cheating on the other hand is personal misconduct.

Those are not the same thing.

And importantly, men are not the only humans historically associated with multi-partner marital systems.

There are cultures where women marry multiple husbands. This is called polyandry.

Examples include:
• Parts of Tibet and Nepal
• Some Himalayan communities in India
• Certain communities among the Toda people of India
• Historical examples in parts of Sri Lanka and other regions

In some of these societies, brothers even shared one wife as a structured family arrangement to preserve land inheritance and economic stability. It once happened in Nigeria in the 70s.. The twins Kehinde Ogundipe and Taiwo Ogundipe, who shared the same wife, Patricia Adewuyi.

So if one wants to argue “nature,” whose nature are we speaking about?

Human behavior has always been shaped by environment, economy, survival needs, culture, and social organization.

Science itself does not support the simplistic claim that “men are naturally polygamous while women are naturally monogamous.”

A man who married under a Christian or modern monogamous marriage and stood before witnesses to vow himself to one woman cannot continually break those vows and then hide behind the slogan, "Men are polygamous in nature."

That is not polygamy.

That is dishonesty.

📌 Cont’d
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[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@AbrahamPoLoK @teneo_protocol Teneo Protocol is a bullish project. Team been busy shilling alpha updates upon updates.

Teneo app is where everything converges.

[PoLoK @AbrahamPoLoK]

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[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

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BLUE TICK GIVEAWAY IS HERE

I'll be gifting out 3 months blue tick to 3 non-verified people here.

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[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@dac_chain Quantum threats won't win. DAC is already to stop it.

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@teneo_protocol @NousResearch It is good to see Teneo expanding their ecosystem. The last update was VScode CLI and now Nous Research. This is an incredible growth.

[Teneo Protocol @teneo_protocol]

The Teneo CLI setup guide for Hermes is live.

Hermes is @NousResearch's AI Agent

They recently released their desktop app.

You either need a Nous Portal subscription or an API key: OpenRouter, Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic or similar.

From there it's four steps:

1) Create a local folder
2) Paste the folder path into Hermes
3) send the one-line install prompt
4) Hermes runs the CLI and confirms when it's installed.

The exact command is in the tutorial.

Once installed, you can list and query 50+ Teneo agents in plain English: scrape social data, swap and bridge tokens, and pull on-chain data.

Some agents are free; paid queries settle per call in USDC via x402.

You can also connect Hermes to Telegram, Discord, or Slack and run those agents straight from chat.

Guide: https://t.co/g9A5HG89S3

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

@nodiens Context over noise

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

A PoQW network of 1,000 quantum annealer nodes is Just 25 MW. That is a reduction of more than 99.9% compared to Bitcoin PoW, and of course, without sacrificing security.

The quantum era is coming. The question is whether your blockchain is ready for it. DAC already is.

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

The Future of Blockchain Consensus Is Quantum. DAC @dac_chain Is Already There.

Quantum computing is coming for every classical security assumption blockchain was built on.
Quantum computing threatens to break the public-key cryptography (ECDLP and RSA) by using the Shor's

[Patrick Chime @Patrick_Chime_]

is a consensus mechanism where security is rooted in the laws of quantum physics rather than raw electricity consumption.

The energy numbers alone in PoQW according to the Yellow paper is also shocking. Bitcoin's network consumed 175.87 TWh in 2024, an average draw of~20 GW.