Thank God for Nostr TGFB Media Podcast Network
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- Religion och spiritualitet
The Thank God For Nostr podcast is hosted by Jon and Jordan and explores the ins and outs of Nostr, the decentralized social protocol, through a Christian lens. Join them and leaders from the Nostr, Bitcoin, and Christian worlds for free-flowing discussions that investigate why so many consider it an advancement on par with the creation of the internet.
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Scott Mann
What does permaculture have to do with nostr? A lot! Jon and Scott talk about communities, self-obsoletion, and abundance mindsets. Scott has many years of experience in permaculture design, and a ton of wisdom to share for how we might be able to apply those principles to nostr development.
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Stephen Carradini
Stephen gives Jon a crash course in how to think about technology and its influence on the distribution of power, its use in social contexts, and how technical solutions have to be balanced by other aspects of human society, and circumscribed by the values of a given community.
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Jeff Gardner
Jeff helps Jon understand that when it comes to nostr, eCash, TikTok, and bees, it almost always depends.
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Africa, Austin, and Parsed Nips
Jon and Jordan discuss their recent adventures in Africa and Texas, the Top Builder's program, challenges and solutions for Bitcoin adoption in Africa and potential use cases for Nostr in Africa. They introduce a new segment called Parsed Nips which aims to unpack and explore the different nips.
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Alastair Roberts
Jordan and Alastair explore the influence of social media platforms on communication, the unpredictability of technology, the challenge of sovereignty in relation to technology, the codependency and temptations of the internet, the role of ethicists in technology, the centralizing and decentralizing nature of the internet, the influence of social media platforms on different generations, the fracturing of attention and the need for slower publishing processes, the challenges and difficulties of TikTok, and the dilemma of participating in social media platforms. In this conversation, Alastair Roberts discusses his book 'Echoes of Exodus' and the patterns found in the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of reading the Bible attentively and looking for patterns, similar to how one would analyze movies or books. The book provides guidance on how to read the Bible in this way and encourages readers to explore the rich meanings within the scriptures. Jordan expresses his appreciation for typological reading and suggests future discussions on the structures of money.
00:00 The Influence of Social Media Platforms
03:29 The Unpredictability of Technology
06:26 The Challenge of Sovereignty in Relationship to Technology
08:33 The Codependency and Temptations of the Internet
12:20 The Role of Ethicists in Technology
14:16 The Centralizing and Decentralizing Nature of the Internet
21:30 The Influence of Social Media Platforms on Different Generations
25:24 The Fracturing of Attention and the Need for Slower Publishing Processes
31:30 The Challenges and Difficulties of TikTok
38:10 The Temptation to Churn Out Content and the Importance of Editorial Standards
41:23 The Dilemma of Participating in Social Media Platforms
49:11 Introduction to 'Echoes of Exodus'
50:05 Patterns in the Bible
51:09 Guidance for Reading the Bible
52:09 Value of Typological Reading -
Stuart Bowman
Jon and Stuart get started with some light banter about epistemology and meaning. After an hour they gracefully shift into the weeds on groups, relays, and web of trust.