Take a quick look at a profile’s content before you auto follow

Bots / farm accounts would have a lot less impact in WoT if certain well-followed accounts didn’t follow them back.

Not gonna name and shame- go through my GM spam replies and click a few profiles if you wanna see for yourself.

Some very big accounts on here don’t have good hygiene in this area. I don’t think this is the way.

Thank you nprofile1qqs0sgghn02adywxrdp4vvmr3zk6ms7vzvz0f8nhr2ru8r08a48aqgspz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhszymhwden5te0wp6hyurvv4cxzeewv4ej7hzrcjq for the unfollow inactives tool

I didn’t come to Nostr to just say things that everyone here agreed with

I just put all my personalities into one npub and let other people figure it out

Fun fact: you can repeal fucks previously given GN

Imagine Artists like these in a world of V4V social media 💜 https://m.primal.net/QElo.mov

I’m spanking the S&P this week, AMA

Watch them nationalize MSTR

Look at me. I am the crypto now.

All cryptos floating right now while stocks and gold get destroyed is hilarious

GM Concerned about the economy? Follow these steps: 1) Delete LinkedIn

If your tallow is from a factory farm you’re gonna have a bad time

Mark Cuban may never have been the real deal

GM Stoked for @npub1g6c...6zky

Great read, get past your cute little triggers and try it

Good morning Keep building actually important infra Sending love to this amazing place and all you grinders 💜

Auto loans, student loans, consumer credit, and now mortgages all in distress… Hodl on to your nuts.

GM fiat Jeff https://youtu.be/R8iaViNIy3U

There’s some fascinating (and unsettling) research showing that exposure to antidepressants like fluoxetine (Prozac) in aquatic environments can lead to homogenized behavior in fish, reducing individual variability in personality traits like boldness, aggression, or social interaction.

Loss of Individuation:

Several studies have reported that fish exposed to fluoxetine show less variation in behavior across individuals, meaning they all start acting more similarly—whether that’s becoming bolder, more passive, or more erratic.

A few highlights: • Behavioral convergence: In one study, fathead minnows exposed to environmentally relevant concentrations of fluoxetine showed reduced variability in risk-taking behavior. Normally, some fish are bold, some are shy—after exposure, they all acted similarly. • Disrupted social structure: Schooling fish like guppies or sticklebacks, which rely on variation in roles and interactions, lose cohesion and social nuance when drug exposure flattens behavioral differences. • Ecological consequences: That loss of behavioral diversity can disrupt predator-prey dynamics, mate selection, and even species survival—because ecosystems often rely on behavioral variation for resilience.

This flattening of individuality is a kind of chemical-induced conformity, and it’s been compared to how psychiatric meds sometimes blunt emotional or behavioral expression in humans.

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