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I tried to tell her about Marx and Engels God and Angels, I don't really know what for. (Not an actual vampire, parody only)

Joined November 2011
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I am a single account dRep. I have no stakepool and no hidden votes. I am here for the good of the ecosystem only. If you want to support single account representation, vote with Corrosion. f5tw.art/Cardano.Gov/drep/pr…
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ThisCorrosion retweeted
BREAKING: Nasdaq 100 futures erase all losses and turn green as investors buy the dip after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a Chinese spy. The Nasdaq just lost -$250 billion and added +$300 billion all within 7 minutes of the market's initial reaction to the news.
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BREAKING: US M2 money supply jumped +$113 billion in August, to a record $23.41 trillion. YoY, M2 grew +5.7%, its largest YoY increase since May 2022. This also marks the 3rd consecutive month of accelerating growth. So far in 2026, M2 has risen by an average of +$136 billion per month. This is 89% above the average monthly growth of +$72 billion recorded throughout 2025. US money creation is gaining momentum.
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BREAKING: President Trump asks UFC CEO Dana White to be the next White House Press Secretary. Trump also asks Dana White to bring various UFC fighters with him to “defend us against the Lunatic Left.”
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ThisCorrosion retweeted
Does @MidnightNtwrk need a visit by the HOSKY Doggiebowl ™️ What say you @IOHK_Charles?
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$HOSKY holders please see here 👇🏻
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Why can't I ever get this kind of job? 😂😭
The newer generations are unemployable, so I shut down a business yesterday. I have many small businesses I got involved in, one is a Saltwater fish store. It sells fish, corals, aquariums etc. The most profitable part of one of these stores is outside Maintenance. Going to peoples houses, changing the fish tanks water, cleaning glass etc. This is a very simple job, you run a hose in from the truck, suck water out, pump water in (nothing manual), and use a magnetic razor blade to clean the glass. Take a water sample and leave. We had 4 trucks and 6 guys doing this... then 5, 4, 3... each person that quit put more work on the ones left. We tried to hire, it's a very low skill job. Most maintenance guys make $15-18 an hour. We went upto $35 an hour to try and get people. Beyond that we cannot be profitable. The job is easy, you have to have a license (actually hard as hell apparently), and pass a background check (youre in peoples homes, also hard as hell). Pass a drug test. At $35 an hour we got the following. Someone that caused almost 8k of damage when they started pumping in water, went out "for a smoke" and the tank overflowed. At least 5 hires that went through background tests, drug tests etc then didn't show for work the 1st day and never called us again. Someone that intentionally pulled the guard off the water pumping hose, and sucked someones fish into the pump. Someone that scratched the District Attourney of las vegas, Steve Wolfson's tank by deciding to not use the magnetic razor, and "do it by hand"... fo no fucking reason. (4k bill) A wrecked van Someone who stole our water tester (1500 dollar machine). I have no empathy, at least in Las Vegas, for people complaining about no work, no jobs blah blah blah. $6000 a month to put hoses in and out of a tank and look at pretty fish.
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I will nail DEEZ NUTZ to the floor before I ever use Grok to do anything crypto related. Vote with Corrosion.
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What's Coming: Smart contracts that work together. 🤝 Midnight's upcoming upgrade will introduce contract-to-contract execution, allowing smart contracts to call on one another within the same transaction. This gives builders more ways to extend existing contract functionality, combine reusable components and create more sophisticated smart contracts. Just another step towards making programmable privacy more composable, giving builders the building blocks to create richer experiences on Midnight. Explore the bigger vision: midnight.network/roadmap
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1/ Network Update: Ledger 9 is live on Midnight mainnet. Midnight has completed its upgrade from Ledger 8 to Ledger 9, bringing new capabilities for developers alongside security, compatibility and performance improvements across the network. Unlike previous upgrades, Ledger 9 has been deployed directly to mainnet, bypassing the standard Preprod deployment and soak period. This approach is used when security fixes require a more controlled release path to protect the network.
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ThisCorrosion retweeted
with a beer in my hand, an announcement in discord ready to shoot and the whole team working overnight is finally here! so happy for this!
1/ Network Update: Ledger 9 is live on Midnight mainnet. Midnight has completed its upgrade from Ledger 8 to Ledger 9, bringing new capabilities for developers alongside security, compatibility and performance improvements across the network. Unlike previous upgrades, Ledger 9 has been deployed directly to mainnet, bypassing the standard Preprod deployment and soak period. This approach is used when security fixes require a more controlled release path to protect the network.
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City Dispatch: a familiar silhouette. The details are still a little blurry.
🤖 Made with AI
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In Fahrenheit 451, the chief book-burner, Captain Beatty, describes how reading became obsolete because the public demanded increasingly fast-paced entertainments, and those entertainments slowly corroded their ability to think. “Books cut shorter. Condensations. Digests, tabloids. Everything boils down to the gag, the snap ending. Classics cut to fit fifteen-minute radio shows, then cut again to fill a two-minute book column … Many were those whose sole knowledge of Hamlet was a one-page digest in a book that claimed, ‘Now at last you can read all the classics.’ … School is shortened, discipline relaxed, philosophies, histories, languages dropped, English and spelling gradually neglected, finally almost completely ignored. Life is immediate, the job counts, pleasure lies all about after work. Why learn anything save pressing buttons, pulling switches?” In this passage Ray Bradbury foretells the intellectual hollowing out of the working class, the advent of AI-generated “summaries” of classic novels, the attention-frying culture of short-form video, the relaxation of educational standards into non-existence. All of this in a book published in 1953.
Starting to really understand why a core theme of dystopian novels is that nobody reads
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What just happened? The Nasdaq 100 just posted its largest daily drop since the 2020 Pandemic, with the S&P 500 erasing -$3 trillion today. Just 24 hours ago, the Dow surged +1,600 points after the Democrats "swept" the Midterms. So, what changed? Let us explain. (a thread)
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ThisCorrosion retweeted
anyone who thought Trump was truly a pro crypto President is learning a hard lesson he’s always been more focused on enriching himself and his family than moving crypto forward
BREAKING: Donald Trump's company sells $343 MILLION worth of Bitcoin. The Crypto President...
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The last remaining ask from Dems on the crypto bill was this: -Make the anti-corruption clause enforceable You instead out in vague language that let the President continue with corruption, and it killed the bill. (That and Coinbase’s antics) But you know this. There was such real progress on a real well structured bill - and you hung it all up for a corrupt tyrant whose political career was over anyway.
Democrats wanted every retail crypto trade routed through a registered broker or dealer so everyday investors always have a regulated middleman. The Clarity Act requires it. Democrats voted against putting a regulated professional between Main Street and the market.
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For everyone who remembers picking up their first Soldier of Fortune, we salute the man who started it all and brought us along for the adventure. Remembering our founder, Robert K. Brown, 1932–2026.
🤖 Made with AI
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BREAKING: Democrat Scott Colom is now expected to win Mississippi's US Senate election, becoming the state's first Democratic Senator since 1989. This would mark the 8th US Senate seat flipped by Democrats in the Midterm Elections, their largest gain since 2008.
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Inflation has more than wiped out all US consumer wage gains since the 2020 Pandemic: US consumer prices have risen +31.3% since April 2020, to an all-time high in September. Over the same period, average hourly earnings have increased just +25.9%. This comes as CPI inflation has now been above the Fed’s 2% target for 67 consecutive months, the 3rd-longest streak over the last 100 years. The only 2 longer streaks lasted 242 months, ending in 1986, and 128 months, ending in 1997. Inflation continues to erode the spending power of Americans.
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Never heard of her.
Anyone check in on Rick Mckraken? 😂
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BREAKING: Democrats are preparing "aggressive" investigations into President Trump's crypto ventures, deals with law firms, and pardoning of donors, per FT. US oil companies have also been put "on notice" for Trump’s deal with Russia to release diesel reserves and AI companies will be demanded to commit to reporting safety incidents within 48 hours of detection. Hakeem Jeffries has pledged to outline an agenda within 100 hours of being sworn in as House Speaker.
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