SLictionary

The dictionary giving ownership of the English language back to who always had it-- the people!

The new Library of Alexandria.

#OwnYourWords
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Do you love words? Are you poetic, artistic, creative, or good at making art of your words?

https://t.co/9GGQSvhYlN
is a definition-smithing contest with cash prizes upto $500 (record bounty)

Create for others & be happy:
Click a word you like
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@WuTao2023 Is this AI written?

What suit?

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@TechWithLilyAi Did he describe how his firm had to be bailed out by taxpayers twice in a single economic cycle? Is that one of the tricks he revealed to his adoring zealotry fans?

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@CsTominaga no se

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@badgersats @CsTominaga What ia Firesat? Never heard of it.

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@Truthcoin @BitcoinDebates You might want to read the rules on MIT licenses before you steal Satoshi’s Bitcoin database as your own.

Notice how “Satoshi’s bitcoins” was not said in that last sentence? That’s deliberate.

Satoshi would want nothing to do with your stolen IP anyway.

This IS legal advice.

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@DereckWDew Like a trees rings it not only measures how old your coffee is as measure in number of sips, but also the intervals between the rings measures sip frequency. telling.

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@LisaNEdwards @orangegatewayx The @orangegatewayx already has BSV listed; in fact, it’s the denominator to all the cryptocurrency pairs it offers. I’m sure they would appreciate your trading business/liquidity— especially if you buy and sell BSV for any reason. It’s a rare fair exchange

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@hascendp6 @Pat_McCat @GavinMehl @tuftythecat @BSVCasey @FrankRundatz @zara_larue @jaggie @BHatooor13304 @EricChennells @JinglesBTC Coinbase nor Kraken disclosed a record of trades for “expert” Madden, despite it being brought up in court. They would have, if he had no trading record, surely to make CSW look bad, but they did not. Telling.

Ager-Hansen hired CSW’s “expert” and owes 10 months prison

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@JinglesBTC @tuftythecat @jaggie @BSVCasey @BHatooor13304 @EricChennells @hascendp6 @Pat_McCat @GavinMehl So was your Mom when she passed on abortion.

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@tuftythecat @BSVCasey @FrankRundatz @zara_larue @jaggie @BHatooor13304 @EricChennells @hascendp6 @JinglesBTC @Pat_McCat @GavinMehl This is incorrect. In law, lawyer, one submits file-based evidence whether it’s been tampered-with or not. You either know this bc you’re a lawyer and play dumb, or you are a bold-faced liar.

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@tuftythecat @jaggie @BSVCasey @BHatooor13304 @EricChennells @hascendp6 @JinglesBTC @Pat_McCat @GavinMehl That’s just not true. He can sue everyone on the basis of Bitcoin copyright— just not in the backwater UK where judges accept wine and cheese parties from known btc zealots during functions in which no one knows who is financing them!

You want people to think he’s neutered.

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@MoonCoinRising You could use them to make your own app— one that doesn’t suck.

Can’t wait to try it, comrade.

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@MoonCoinRising You can keep using Wikipedia

…for “free” 😀😂🤣🤪☹️🤦‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤢🤮

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@tuftythecat @BSVCasey @FrankRundatz @zara_larue @jaggie @BHatooor13304 @EricChennells @hascendp6 @JinglesBTC @Pat_McCat @GavinMehl thank you for your explanation— keep them coming!

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@CsTominaga @RamG101_777 @ComedyLond Sounds a bit like the OP-PUSH-TX methodology.

Looking forward to it— we could certainly use something like that. As is typical, we will want to be able to put a couple gigabytes of unique data on them— call it “original artwork” but more like published micro-information.

[S Tominaga (Aka Dr Craig Wright) @CsTominaga]

In academia, a paper cannot pass through the pearly gates of peer review without the author confessing who paid for the wine, the dinner, and the indignation. Funding disclosures exist because bias, like cheap perfume, lingers in the air long after the speech has ended.

Yet politicians — those wandering salesmen of conviction — are permitted to legislate, regulate, moralise, and bankrupt nations without so much as a sponsor label stitched to their lapel.

Every speech should come with a disclosure statement.

This taxation bill brought to you by:
Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and three gentlemen from Davos who insist they are “philanthropists.”

This environmental policy sponsored by:
The same corporations flying private jets to climate conferences while lecturing farmers about cows.

This war approved with generous support from:
Defence contractors who become wealthier every time peace is delayed another quarter.

One cannot demand transparency from scientists while allowing politicians to masquerade as virginal thinkers descending from Olympus untouched by money. A politician without disclosed sponsors is merely an advertisement pretending to be philosophy.

At the very least, Parliament should resemble Formula One. The jackets would finally be honest.

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@TeamSatoshi @InvestWithDiego Earn some actua Bitcoin every time your definition of FAAFO helps someone:

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@HaileyLennonBTC Why did you leave Coinbase? Was it the smell?

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@PeterSchiff @TFTC21 Until the gold-holding counterparty decides not to pay off your gold tokens with gold.

There’s a reason humans used silver coins and other metals— it’s the actual commodity and not a promise.