+- Sam Magner -- 1h --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Important lessons being learned. We choose to not ignore the fact that evil | | exists. The best solution is not to hide from it, but confront it with | | strength and virtue. | | | | Instead of trying to keep the next generation in a utopia where they trade | | personal responsibility for false security promised by the state, perhaps | | arming them for a future where they can protect themselves should be | | considered. | | | | Being weak and saying you stand for non-violence is hypocritical because you | | do not even have the capability to be violent at all. Being strong, capable of | | violence but choosing to remain peaceful is true virtue. | | https://blossom.primal.net/c56a37775eb2ea3f26c39a7b3e6b3515423641d10d95f0b1b7e | | 7af77acb39a9c.jpg | | | +-- reply ---------------------------------------------------------- [1 reply] ---+Important lessons being learned. We choose to not ignore the fact that evil exists. The best solution is not to hide from it, but confront it with strength and virtue. Instead of trying to keep the next generation in a utopia where they trade personal responsibility for false security promised by the state, perhaps arming them for a future where they can protect themselves should be considered. Being weak and saying you stand for non-violence is hypocritical because you do not even have the capability to be violent at all. Being strong, capable of violence but choosing to remain peaceful is true virtue. https://blossom.primal.net/c56a37775eb2ea3f26c39a7b3e6b3515423641d10d95f0b1b7e7af77acb39a9c.jpg
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SamMagner@primal.net
To ensure abundance for yourself, one must have an ego death then embark on a renaissance. Husband. Father of 3. Onward to Sovereignty.
+- Sam Magner -- 5d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Good work. With AI now, ability isn't even a limitation, rather our own minds | | and motivation limit us more it seems. | | | +-- reply ---------------------------------------------------------- [1 reply] ---+Good work. With AI now, ability isn't even a limitation, rather our own minds and motivation limit us more it seems.
+- Sam Magner -- 6d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Peak life experience is when the kids are restless and it turns into the most | | epic and spontaneous dodgeball fight. My boys usually take Mom's side so its | | always 3 v 1. Since I get outnumbered I throw the balls as hard as I can with | | no remorse. I love hearing the fear and squeals as dodgeballs whiz by them and | | slam the wall. So many laughs and close calls. Great way to wind down before | | bed time! | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Peak life experience is when the kids are restless and it turns into the most epic and spontaneous dodgeball fight. My boys usually take Mom's side so its always 3 v 1. Since I get outnumbered I throw the balls as hard as I can with no remorse. I love hearing the fear and squeals as dodgeballs whiz by them and slam the wall. So many laughs and close calls. Great way to wind down before bed time!
+- Sam Magner -- 6d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | I got a cheap ass HP mini running Openclaw and whatever Claude model I want to | | pay for through API. I'd argue I'm getting the same experience as a Mac mini. | | Plus I can talk through telegram anytime I'm away and an idea comes up. Why | | pay to have 32GB ram in a local machine when you can't run fully local | | anyway... | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+I got a cheap ass HP mini running Openclaw and whatever Claude model I want to pay for through API. I'd argue I'm getting the same experience as a Mac mini. Plus I can talk through telegram anytime I'm away and an idea comes up. Why pay to have 32GB ram in a local machine when you can't run fully local anyway...
+- Sam Magner -- 9d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | GM. I just had a minor personal epiphany this morning, help me think through | | it anon. | | | | I have spent some time recently reviewing the past decade of my life to see | | how the choices I've made have led me to where I am today, specifically with | | my career and finances. | | | | What I realized is that beginning to stack Bitcoin was the most significant | | and pivotal point in this era of my life. Not because NGU, but for another | | reason entirely. | | | | Pre-BTC I was simply trading my time for fake promises. Some people call this | | "work". However, until I was actually taking my energy and effort, then | | converting that into something backed by proof of work, then and only then was | | I for the first time working. | | | | Hear me out here. You can spend time working physically hard, but so long as | | you are doing that for a promise that another man can print, the value of that | | work is meaningless and null to you. The only way you can preserve your work | | and value over time, is BTC, we all know this. | | | | So, when I look at my past working life as a young man, I don't call it work | | or a job. I would refer to it as a period where I traded my valuable time for | | something that would eventually hold no value. This sounds like servitude to a | | degree when you think about it. | | | | The first time I began working was when I began holding small incremental | | amounts of Bitcoin, which is enforced by proof of work. | | | | To put it in a shoddy illustration, think about the Notre Dame Cathedral, or | | any other of that era. It took nearly 200 years to build. Imagine if the men | | working on it were given sand to form the stones by hand, and every time they | | made a completed of blocks, as soon as it rained, they were washed away. This | | is the fiat equivalent of building Notre Dame. | | | | Now consider how the men who built the cathedral were bounded by nature and | | proof of work. They used limestone that was verifiably proven by nature to | | last centuries, and these materials could only be harnessed and deployed | | through true effort. That is what saving in Bitcoin is equivalent to. | | | | So the men building with sand, were "working" but the value was toiling away. | | The men building with stone were WORKING and that value was preserved for | | centuries. | | | | I admit I was a fiat normie and wasted nearly a decade of my life trading | | valuable time for nothing. Who else would recognize that, admit it and move on | | to sound money? Those who are humble enough to study and understand Bitcoin. | | Bitcoin may just be the ultimate ego test. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+GM. I just had a minor personal epiphany this morning, help me think through it anon. I have spent some time recently reviewing the past decade of my life to see how the choices I've made have led me to where I am today, specifically with my career and finances. What I realized is that beginning to stack Bitcoin was the most significant and pivotal point in this era of my life. Not because NGU, but for another reason entirely. Pre-BTC I was simply trading my time for fake promises. Some people call this "work". However, until I was actually taking my energy and effort, then converting that into something backed by proof of work, then and only then was I for the first time working. Hear me out here. You can spend time working physically hard, but so long as you are doing that for a promise that another man can print, the value of that work is meaningless and null to you. The only way you can preserve your work and value over time, is BTC, we all know this. So, when I look at my past working life as a young man, I don't call it work or a job. I would refer to it as a period where I traded my valuable time for something that would eventually hold no value. This sounds like servitude to a degree when you think about it. The first time I began working was when I began holding small incremental amounts of Bitcoin, which is enforced by proof of work. To put it in a shoddy illustration, think about the Notre Dame Cathedral, or any other of that era. It took nearly 200 years to build. Imagine if the men working on it were given sand to form the stones by hand, and every time they made a completed of blocks, as soon as it rained, they were washed away. This is the fiat equivalent of building Notre Dame. Now consider how the men who built the cathedral were bounded by nature and proof of work. They used limestone that was verifiably proven by nature to last centuries, and these materials could only be harnessed and deployed through true effort. That is what saving in Bitcoin is equivalent to. So the men building with sand, were "working" but the value was toiling away. The men building with stone were WORKING and that value was preserved for centuries. I admit I was a fiat normie and wasted nearly a decade of my life trading valuable time for nothing. Who else would recognize that, admit it and move on to sound money? Those who are humble enough to study and understand Bitcoin. Bitcoin may just be the ultimate ego test.
+- Sam Magner -- 9d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | GM. I just had a minor personal epiphany this morning, help me think through | | it anon. | | | | I have spent some time recently reviewing the past decade of my life to see | | how the choices I've made have led me to where I am today, specifically with | | my career and finances. | | | | What I realized is that beginning to stack Bitcoin was the most significant | | and pivotal point in this era of my life. Not because NGU, but for another | | reason entirely. | | | | Pre-BTC I was simply trading my time for fake promises. Some people call this | | "work". However, until I was actually taking my energy and effort, then | | converting that into something backed by proof of work, then and only then was | | I for the first time working. | | | | Hear me out here. You can spend time working physically hard, but so long as | | you are doing that for a promise that another man can print, the value of that | | work is meaningless and null to you. The only way you can preserve your work | | and value over time, is BTC, we all know this. | | | | So, when I look at my past working life as a young man, I don't call it work | | or a job. I would refer to it as a period where I traded my valuable time for | | something that would eventually hold no value. This sounds like servitude to a | | degree when you think about it. | | | | The first time I began working was when I began holding small incremental | | amounts of Bitcoin, which is enforced by proof of work. | | | | To put it in a shoddy illustration, think about the Notre Dame Cathedral, or | | any other of that era. It took nearly 200 years to build. Imagine if the men | | working on it were given sand to form the stones by hand, and every time they | | made a completed of blocks, as soon as it rained, they were washed away. This | | is the fiat equivalent of building Notre Dame. | | | | Now consider how the men who built the cathedral were bounded by nature and | | proof of work. They used limestone that was verifiably proven by nature to | | last centuries, and these materials could only be harnessed and deployed | | through true effort. That is what saving in Bitcoin is equivalent to. | | | | So the men building with sand, were "working" but the value was toiling away. | | The men building with stone were WORKING and that value was preserved for | | centuries. | | | | I admit I was a fiat normie and wasted nearly a decade of my life trading | | valuable time for nothing. Who else would recognize that, admit it and move on | | to sound money? Those who are humble enough to study and understand Bitcoin. | | Bitcoin may just be the ultimate ego test. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+GM. I just had a minor personal epiphany this morning, help me think through it anon. I have spent some time recently reviewing the past decade of my life to see how the choices I've made have led me to where I am today, specifically with my career and finances. What I realized is that beginning to stack Bitcoin was the most significant and pivotal point in this era of my life. Not because NGU, but for another reason entirely. Pre-BTC I was simply trading my time for fake promises. Some people call this "work". However, until I was actually taking my energy and effort, then converting that into something backed by proof of work, then and only then was I for the first time working. Hear me out here. You can spend time working physically hard, but so long as you are doing that for a promise that another man can print, the value of that work is meaningless and null to you. The only way you can preserve your work and value over time, is BTC, we all know this. So, when I look at my past working life as a young man, I don't call it work or a job. I would refer to it as a period where I traded my valuable time for something that would eventually hold no value. This sounds like servitude to a degree when you think about it. The first time I began working was when I began holding small incremental amounts of Bitcoin, which is enforced by proof of work. To put it in a shoddy illustration, think about the Notre Dame Cathedral, or any other of that era. It took nearly 200 years to build. Imagine if the men working on it were given sand to form the stones by hand, and every time they made a completed of blocks, as soon as it rained, they were washed away. This is the fiat equivalent of building Notre Dame. Now consider how the men who built the cathedral were bounded by nature and proof of work. They used limestone that was verifiably proven by nature to last centuries, and these materials could only be harnessed and deployed through true effort. That is what saving in Bitcoin is equivalent to. So the men building with sand, were "working" but the value was toiling away. The men building with stone were WORKING and that value was preserved for centuries. I admit I was a fiat normie and wasted nearly a decade of my life trading valuable time for nothing. Who else would recognize that, admit it and move on to sound money? Those who are humble enough to study and understand Bitcoin. Bitcoin may just be the ultimate ego test.
+- Sam Magner -- 10d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | You can only reach peak maturity when you realize and embody that your kids | | are more important than yourself and that you must do more for them than | | yourself. Until you live that way, you remain a child yourself. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+You can only reach peak maturity when you realize and embody that your kids are more important than yourself and that you must do more for them than yourself. Until you live that way, you remain a child yourself.
+- Sam Magner -- 10d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Me too. I think I'm going to get a couple nodes to start learning and seeing | | what the network looks like in my area. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Me too. I think I'm going to get a couple nodes to start learning and seeing what the network looks like in my area.
+- Sam Magner -- 10d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Neck beard out here again with another stupid ideas... | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Neck beard out here again with another stupid ideas...
+- Sam Magner -- 10d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Just like George Washington rejecting to take a third term... | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Just like George Washington rejecting to take a third term...
+- Sam Magner -- 10d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | GM. Always protecting the corn. | | | | | | | | https://blossom.primal.net/e8f7b501e3da2eef13498143f35b12c8e7c58a02720cd6f7d78 | | 5f9bcbf32f6bf.jpg | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+GM. Always protecting the corn. https://blossom.primal.net/e8f7b501e3da2eef13498143f35b12c8e7c58a02720cd6f7d785f9bcbf32f6bf.jpg
+- Sam Magner -- 11d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | I'd zap you for it | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+I'd zap you for it
+- Sam Magner -- 12d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Thanks, I'm going to listen to that tomorrow. Basically, I've found that | | everyday that I'm in good health, my family is as well and I have a little | | more sats, I've basically hit a block reward in life each day I do that. | | Nothing else really matters. We're hitting the lottery every morning we wake | | up in peace with clean water, food, and able bodies. The rest is bonus. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Thanks, I'm going to listen to that tomorrow. Basically, I've found that everyday that I'm in good health, my family is as well and I have a little more sats, I've basically hit a block reward in life each day I do that. Nothing else really matters. We're hitting the lottery every morning we wake up in peace with clean water, food, and able bodies. The rest is bonus.
+- Sam Magner -- 12d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | I put this idea into a game tree to think through. Basically, using cancer as | | a proxy example, the answer is always to fight, even with unknown odds of | | success. Doing so achieves Nash equilibrium even with probabilistic odds that | | you may die trying. So the way I see it, we are dumb not to at least try. | | | | I agree it's hard to just say "I'm going full maxi fam, no vacations, no | | treats etc." But at the same time if you know you have cancer (death by fiat) | | do you just say oh well? It's a hard balance, and the answer is impossible to | | define. We must stack bitcoin and stack memories simultaneously. One does not | | supercede the other. I find that talking about it helps. In the end, we're all | | terminal. We must enjoy what little time we have here and also preserve some | | of that time for the future in BTC. This balance is the only choice that makes | | sense, even though it doesn't seem like it will deliver the benefit in going | | completely one way vs the other. | | | | | | Human (Player 1) | | / \ | | / \ | | Let cancer win Attempt cut out | | (-1, 1) | | | | | | Chance node (Nature) | | / \ | | / \ | | prob = p prob = 1−p | | Live (cancer removed) Die anyway (after treatment) | | (1, 0) (0, 0.5) | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+I put this idea into a game tree to think through. Basically, using cancer as a proxy example, the answer is always to fight, even with unknown odds of success. Doing so achieves Nash equilibrium even with probabilistic odds that you may die trying. So the way I see it, we are dumb not to at least try. I agree it's hard to just say "I'm going full maxi fam, no vacations, no treats etc." But at the same time if you know you have cancer (death by fiat) do you just say oh well? It's a hard balance, and the answer is impossible to define. We must stack bitcoin and stack memories simultaneously. One does not supercede the other. I find that talking about it helps. In the end, we're all terminal. We must enjoy what little time we have here and also preserve some of that time for the future in BTC. This balance is the only choice that makes sense, even though it doesn't seem like it will deliver the benefit in going completely one way vs the other. Human (Player 1) / \ / \ Let cancer win Attempt cut out (-1, 1) | | Chance node (Nature) / \ / \ prob = p prob = 1−p Live (cancer removed) Die anyway (after treatment) (1, 0) (0, 0.5)
+- Sam Magner -- 12d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Alright whose bot is this? | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Alright whose bot is this?
+- Sam Magner -- 12d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Speaking of opting out, turn on your Signal notifications 🙂 | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Speaking of opting out, turn on your Signal notifications 🙂
+- Sam Magner -- 12d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Are you implying something? | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Are you implying something?
+- Sam Magner -- 12d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Nostr isn't special on its own, we should have had decentralized form of free | | communication all along. Its the npubs on Nostr that make it something truly | | great. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Nostr isn't special on its own, we should have had decentralized form of free communication all along. Its the npubs on Nostr that make it something truly great.
+- Sam Magner -- 12d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | There is no flaw here | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+There is no flaw here
+- Sam Magner -- 13d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | GM Ares! | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+GM Ares!
+- Sam Magner -- 14d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | On it. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+On it.
+- Sam Magner -- 15d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | I've been on the road a bit. When we travel I always carry something. This | | trip it was a Sig P365XL, with a spare magazine holding 15 rounds of Hornady | | 147 grain hollow points. Tucked inside the waistband with a NSR Tactical | | holster. For a knife just a small Kershaw folder. | | | | Your responsibility to be ready for the fight never ends. | | | | | | | | https://blossom.primal.net/55f694d95a596ff1b8b8802a85e48f029f11b40404eb489d761 | | 62655eea67973.jpg | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+I've been on the road a bit. When we travel I always carry something. This trip it was a Sig P365XL, with a spare magazine holding 15 rounds of Hornady 147 grain hollow points. Tucked inside the waistband with a NSR Tactical holster. For a knife just a small Kershaw folder. Your responsibility to be ready for the fight never ends. https://blossom.primal.net/55f694d95a596ff1b8b8802a85e48f029f11b40404eb489d76162655eea67973.jpg
+- Sam Magner -- 16d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | This is nothing short of a tragedy. Too many are missing out on the greatest | | adventure of their lives and they won't realize it until it's too late... In | | the end it is your own choice, but if I could go back I would have had my kids | | earlier (to buy more time with them) and likely had more. | | | | Fiat makes you feel as though it's not a good idea, or affordable to have | | kids. In reality, it is stealing the most valuable experience from your life | | in trade for paper promises. | | | | nostr:nevent1qqsgq6z2yxhppdr9psnerq3vu063v2jy6mjsdu80stq8a6jgpsvrm8spyfmhxue69 | | uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhh5etwd96xstt3w4jkyetrqgsgt0d4sa0pz0wvn9yck36xxezf3qh | | wzksu0q254vruqed5wvuavusrqsqqqqqp6r0m89 | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+This is nothing short of a tragedy. Too many are missing out on the greatest adventure of their lives and they won't realize it until it's too late... In the end it is your own choice, but if I could go back I would have had my kids earlier (to buy more time with them) and likely had more. Fiat makes you feel as though it's not a good idea, or affordable to have kids. In reality, it is stealing the most valuable experience from your life in trade for paper promises. nostr:nevent1qqsgq6z2yxhppdr9psnerq3vu063v2jy6mjsdu80stq8a6jgpsvrm8spyfmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhh5etwd96xstt3w4jkyetrqgsgt0d4sa0pz0wvn9yck36xxezf3qhwzksu0q254vruqed5wvuavusrqsqqqqqp6r0m89
+- Sam Magner -- 16d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Cool, never seen that but makes sense | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Cool, never seen that but makes sense
+- Sam Magner -- 16d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Great advice, thank you holokat | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Great advice, thank you holokat
+- Sam Magner -- 16d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | I'll look at it | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+I'll look at it
+- Sam Magner -- 16d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Good advice, thank you | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Good advice, thank you
+- Sam Magner -- 16d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Yes, didn't mean to keep a whole blockchain backup. More like node related | | items like xpubs, utxo labels etc. The other 4tb of data would be all personal | | stuff unrelated to that. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Yes, didn't mean to keep a whole blockchain backup. More like node related items like xpubs, utxo labels etc. The other 4tb of data would be all personal stuff unrelated to that.
+- Sam Magner -- 18d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | What hardware are you using to backup your home server or bitcoin node? I need | | at least a 4tb ssd or HDD. Looking for something good, probably a couple of | | them. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+What hardware are you using to backup your home server or bitcoin node? I need at least a 4tb ssd or HDD. Looking for something good, probably a couple of them.
+- Sam Magner -- 18d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | And bitchat | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+And bitchat
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+- Sam Magner -- 1h --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Important lessons being learned. We choose to not ignore the fact that evil | | exists. The best solution is not to hide from it, but confront it with | | strength and virtue. | | | | Instead of trying to keep the next generation in a utopia where they trade | | personal responsibility for false security promised by the state, perhaps | | arming them for a future where they can protect themselves should be | | considered. | | | | Being weak and saying you stand for non-violence is hypocritical because you | | do not even have the capability to be violent at all. Being strong, capable of | | violence but choosing to remain peaceful is true virtue. | | https://blossom.primal.net/c56a37775eb2ea3f26c39a7b3e6b3515423641d10d95f0b1b7e | | 7af77acb39a9c.jpg | | | +-- reply ---------------------------------------------------------- [1 reply] ---+Important lessons being learned. We choose to not ignore the fact that evil exists. The best solution is not to hide from it, but confront it with strength and virtue. Instead of trying to keep the next generation in a utopia where they trade personal responsibility for false security promised by the state, perhaps arming them for a future where they can protect themselves should be considered. Being weak and saying you stand for non-violence is hypocritical because you do not even have the capability to be violent at all. Being strong, capable of violence but choosing to remain peaceful is true virtue. https://blossom.primal.net/c56a37775eb2ea3f26c39a7b3e6b3515423641d10d95f0b1b7e7af77acb39a9c.jpg
+- Sam Magner -- 10d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | GM. Always protecting the corn. | | | | | | | | https://blossom.primal.net/e8f7b501e3da2eef13498143f35b12c8e7c58a02720cd6f7d78 | | 5f9bcbf32f6bf.jpg | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+GM. Always protecting the corn. https://blossom.primal.net/e8f7b501e3da2eef13498143f35b12c8e7c58a02720cd6f7d785f9bcbf32f6bf.jpg
+- Sam Magner -- 15d -------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | I've been on the road a bit. When we travel I always carry something. This | | trip it was a Sig P365XL, with a spare magazine holding 15 rounds of Hornady | | 147 grain hollow points. Tucked inside the waistband with a NSR Tactical | | holster. For a knife just a small Kershaw folder. | | | | Your responsibility to be ready for the fight never ends. | | | | | | | | https://blossom.primal.net/55f694d95a596ff1b8b8802a85e48f029f11b40404eb489d761 | | 62655eea67973.jpg | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+I've been on the road a bit. When we travel I always carry something. This trip it was a Sig P365XL, with a spare magazine holding 15 rounds of Hornady 147 grain hollow points. Tucked inside the waistband with a NSR Tactical holster. For a knife just a small Kershaw folder. Your responsibility to be ready for the fight never ends. https://blossom.primal.net/55f694d95a596ff1b8b8802a85e48f029f11b40404eb489d76162655eea67973.jpg
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