Event JSON
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"content": "nostr:npub1mdky0njswyvy6esxh964apx9e6mmwt8am4wuqk3ds5p4xyaav2dqvlaptk for sure. Reminds me that a good way to judge any system of social organization is by how easily groups of people can change it. how much power does a plurality or majority really have to implement needed changes?",
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