1. @anita tests a variety of lightning wallets in less than ideal network conditions.
   • Lightning Wallets: Self-Custody Despite Poor Network - Apps Tested in Zimbabwe
     • 72.7k sats \ 25k boost \ 32 comments \ @anita
2. Through fiction, @davidw speculates about Bitcoin's future.
   • Bitcoin's Lost Decade.
     • 18.6k sats \ 14 comments \ @davidw
3. App distribution needs fixing and @franzap has some ideas.
   • Can nostr fix app distribution?
     • 39.3k sats \ 25k boost \ 29 comments \ @franzap
4. @Natalia troubleshoots missing payments in her light wallet so you don't have to.
   • Troubleshooting the Gap Limit Problem 🛠️
     • 6k sats \ 26 comments \ @Natalia
5. We have @tptrevethan on for an AMA shortly after Mercury layer's launch.
   • Mercury layer AMA
     • 14.4k sats \ 48 comments \ @tptrevethan

• Minibits.cash - Cashu wallet with Lightning-Ecash ⚡ addresses with zaps on nostr
• Welcome To Wall Street
• Let's compare some prices in Sats!
• What are some solid alternatives to college/university?
• Future of work via Bitcoin ❓
• 📖 How does fiction affect you?
• Why don't wallets show addresses as mnemonic words?
• Do you guys actually comprehend the books you've read?
• What will become of North Korea?
• Rates take the stairs up, but the elevator down.
• 100 a day until 100k
• Self-custody costs money

• When you post/comment on SN, do you think about how many sats you will earn?
• Books And Articles Newsletter, Issue 1
• SN release: post and comment pinning
• 10 days of SN zapping in the big leagues
• Plans For The ~BooksAndArticles Territory
• SN: Labour of Love
• Two TIPS (Territory Improvement Proposals)
• Discussions, Link Posts, and Comments on SN

The science of why you have great ideas in the shower

Rather than constantly grinding away at a problem or desperately seeking a flash of inspiration, research from the last 15 years suggests that people may be more likely to have creative breakthroughs or epiphanies when they’re doing a habitual task that doesn’t require much thought—an activity in which you’re basically on autopilot. This lets your mind wander or engage in spontaneous cognition or “stream of consciousness” thinking, which experts believe helps retrieve unusual memories and generate new ideas.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/the-science-of-why-you-have-great-ideas-in-the-shower

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