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Directly translating the words from one language to another will yield incredible misunderstanding. Also, it's impossible. Language just doesn't work that way.
I agree that a good translation of Homer ought to be linguistically accessible. The best critiques of Wilson's translation have less to do with the style of language and more to do with the complete loss of meaning in many cases - particularly when it suits her feminism.
This is completely false. Her translation looks nothing like the original Greek as they would have understood it.
Imagine thinking the gods are petty or somehow beneath your imaginary moral high ground. You must believe in some nonexistent utopia. A "better world" somewhere off in the distance. You dream of that fake world while Homer and the Greeks lived in this world. They lived in it and loved it for what it is. Can you imagine that? Loving this world? Loving it's "flaws" because you don't view them as flaws at all, but rather the necessary and vital aspects of life! Or do you hate life? Are you dead inside? Do you hate this world and all that makes it alive? Is this world "fallen" to you? Is this just some shell of an existence? If so, you're not just an uneducated fuckwit, you're a dead man criticizing the living for their vitality. Start to see Homer, the gods and heroes for what they are: real LIFE!
"The bitcoiner "freedom maxi" perhaps can be called an armchair human... yet he has a preference for his body as it is rather than every atom "free" and exploded out into the universe in equality and disorder."
They won't get this, but it's beautiful. What a depiction of their sorry state.
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For thousands of years, the greatest men of the West went straight to the sky father without Jesus. It's hard to reckon.
The Bible justifies all things that benefit Judea. That's what it was written for. The greatest psyop in human history: Christianity. It enslaved Judea's natural competitors and prevented all attempts at rebuilding Rome.
This is as nonsensical as Chainalysis' "heuristics". You "would guess" that certain Strike transactions are Non-KYC btc purchases. You can guess all you like, but you'd often be wrong. The best way to defeat this heuristic would be to use Strike to send money between friends for all sorts of things. Start telling people about Strike as a better Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, etc. Just as someone once told you about those other apps.
Otherwise, stick to cash only, p2p deals on the street. This, however is not always an option for everyone.
Entirely false to say this "deanonymizes" the "target". Users don't get seleted for coinjoin rounds. UTXOs do. If a UTXO's source is somehow already known to the coordinator, then sure, it could follow that UTXO into the future via the means you described. Proper usage mitigates this.
But even if you didn't exercise proper privacy practices, of course, the coordinator would have to do this sybil attack for every round of coinjoin that the UTXO is selected for. When you start to do the math on that, it would require incredible resources to keep up after just a few rounds.