Proof of Humanness

Proof of Humanness

From YATA - You Are The Algorithm by Permanerd

May 16, 2026 · 57 min · Episode 6

About this episode

The episode discusses shipping logistics, podcast statistics, and the importance of personalized packaging.

We open the mailbag and read your boostagrams. I share some Podhome stats (3,081 all‑time downloads; 2,042 “unique” listeners) and we talk through what those numbers really mean. Then we swap shipping war stories: UPS vs. PO Boxes, SurePost handoffs to USPS, claims purgatory, and why for PO Boxes you should usually default to USPS. We also kick around Canadian cross‑border shipping, cacao logistics with Bitcoin Beans, and why a dollar or two of insurance can save your bacon. From there, we get opinionated about personalized packaging—handwritten thank‑you notes, proof‑of‑humanness, and keeping the small‑town Nostr vibe. Market Square shout‑out goes to Satoshi Coffee (I use it in my coffee‑crunch hodl butter). We wrap with baseball kid‑league updates, old‑school gaming. You are the algorithm—send boosts, notes, and movie picks! 'Fountain' podcast app: https://play.fountain.fm/home 'Alby' browser extension (Lightning): https://getalby.com/alby-extension 'Podcasting 2.0' (official hub): https://podcasting2.org/ 'Nostr' protocol (overview): https://nostr.com/ 'Wisp' Nostr client: https://wisp.mobile/ 'Podhome' podcast hosting: https://www.podhome.fm/ 'Start9' sovereign home server…

People in this episode

Host: Permanerd

Topics covered

  • shipping logistics
  • podcast statistics
  • personalized packaging
  • cross-border shipping
  • Bitcoin

Keywords

  • shipping
  • podcast stats
  • UPS
  • USPS
  • Bitcoin
  • personalized packaging
  • Satoshi Coffee
  • cross-border shipping

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Podhome, UPS, USPS, Satoshi Coffee, Bitcoin Beans, Fountain, Alby, Podcasting 2.0, Nostr, Wisp

Books & works: coffee‑crunch hodl butter

Places: Canada

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