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The headlines after a DeFi hack tend to blame decentralization. Eddy Lazzarin ☀️ makes the case for the opposite read: "Of the hacks that I looked most closely at over the last 30 days, many of them would've been mitigated by more decentralization, not less. In other words, the...

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ELON: WE PREFER NOT TO HAVE WAR AS THE MEANS OF GETTING RID OF RULES AND REGULATIONS “Something that we should be worried about is that the rules and regulations get more and more every year. In the past, war has wiped away bad rules and regulations. But we prefer not to have war as the means of getting rid of rules and regulations. In the absence of that, what happens is there are more laws and more regulations every single year, and eventually we won't be able to do anything. So, we do need to be cautious about overregulating and having too many rules and regulations, basically stopping innovation and ultimately, limiting the advancement of civilization.” Source: Jay Leno's Garage, September 2022

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Candace Owens spoke with the family of Charlie Kirk’s assassin Tyler Robinson’s boyfriend In the days before the assassination, there were so many unknown cars out front of the assassins house the people who lived in the neighborhood couldn’t find parking “There was some unusual traffic. A lot of cars that were seen outside leading up to the shooting in the days before the shooting or the week before the shooting.” “Leading up to the shooting, that there were unusual, unusual traffic in the driveway where Tyler Robinson and Lance lived. Cars that were not recognized in the neighborhood. This was not a couple that hosted people. It wasn't like they were expecting them to have parties. And so other people are saying that that is something that struck them as odd. But there were apparently lots of different license plates and it therefore caused a little neighborhood, you know, kerfuffle, because other people were not able to park their cars because there were so many people that were at this house” “We're hearing, there's more people involved.”

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456,879 views • 11 months ago

Many thanks to ⁦Jason Done⁩ for his portrayal of me in ITV’s The Hack. Particularly grateful that he has made me more handsome and articulate than is the case! Very impressed that the actual transcript of the select committee was used rather than artistic licence
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Many thanks to ⁦Jason Done⁩ for his portrayal of me in ITV’s The Hack. Particularly grateful that he has made me more handsome and articulate than is the case! Very impressed that the actual transcript of the select committee was used rather than artistic licence

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13,048 views • 10 months ago

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442,505 views • 1 month ago

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