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21  Other / Archival / Re: closed on: April 03, 2014, 02:19:29 PM
Still don't have mine yet how many litecoins did you guys have in the account?
22  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][EMC2] Einsteinium | Funding the Future With the Future of Currency on: April 01, 2014, 07:15:57 PM
[The Einsteinium Foundation (EMC2) Press Release]

The Einsteinium Foundation has given their first financial contribution to an important scientific research program using EMC2, a new cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. Every month, projects are nominated and voted on by a public EMC2 worldwide community at www.einsteinium.org

The Einsteinium Foundation (EMC2):

David Black - Chief of Public Relations (david@einsteinium.org)

Christine Paluch – Scientific Liaison (christine@einsteinium.org)

Ryan Wright - Marketing and Communications Officer (ryan@einsteinium.org)

Daron Thomas – Social Media and Marketing Director (daron@einsteinium.org)


To raise awareness that the Einsteinium Foundation has made its first financial donation to a scientific research program, nominated and selected by the process of worldwide users, voting online at www.einsteinium.org.

Voting took place Thursday March 20th - Tuesday March 25. Polls opened up at (12:00 AM) and closed officially at (12:00 PM)

The Einsteinium Foundations first ever, official financial donation in the amount of (526314.56 of EMC2) or the value of (approx. $1,000 in USD) has been made on 3/29/14 to Walter Moss, a post-doctoral researcher in the lab of Prof. Joan A. Steitz at Yale University, for his work finding out if viral molecular structures can cause cancer.

The Einsteinium Foundation will be delivering the funding to Walter Moss through a crowd source funding site he has subscribed on known as Experiment.com for more information on his work, please visit https://experiment.com/projects/can-viral-molecular-structures-cause-cancer

Their first official donation took place on March 29th 2014 in the amount of $1,000. Their second donation will take place on April 29th with a total sum that is yet to be determined. Donation totals are based on the amount of coins mined as well as the current market value.

For more information, please visit:
http://einsteinium.org/the-fund/

www.einsteinium.org 



We believe scientific research is an essential long-term investment in our future, and the future of our planet. Global funding for the ‘big ideas’ has fallen dramatically in recent years. On average less than half a percent of a nation's GDP is spent on science and technological research.

Ideas that would profoundly change our lives, are woefully underfunded. Advancement is stifled, and promising new projects abandoned - not for lack of vision or scope, but the simple lack of funding. Worldwide the number of students choosing to study physical sciences is also rapidly declining.

We at the Einsteinium Foundation believe raising awareness, and engaging future generations in the sciences at an early age, is a key factor in halting this decline.To that end we have created the Einsteinium digital currency (EMC2), which automatically donates 2%  of every block mined, to the Foundation Fund at the point of being mined. The Foundation then selects various scientific research programs and science education programs, that are nominated by our social media community on public forums such as, Reddit, Bitcointalk.org, Twitter and Facebook and posts these different causes on our website www.einsteinium.org where community members will then have the chance to sign up and vote for which worthy cause they believe should receive the funds.

The mining of Einsteinium is divided into Epochs, each Epoch mines 36000 blocks of coins and is targeted to last approximately 25 days. Every 25 days a new Scientific cause will be selected and giving funding.

Like Bitcoin and its siblings, Litecoin, Primecoin and DogeCoin, Einsteinium is a distributed peer-2-peer digital currency.


For more information about The Einsteinium Foundation please visit www.Einsteinium.org

###

What a great press release!
23  Other / Off-topic / Re: Science Talk... Sponsored By Einsteinium! (EMC2) on: March 30, 2014, 11:00:28 PM
Hey Everybody,

Dave here from the Einsteinium crew EMC2, I have loved science all my life and that's I wanted to work for Einsteinium, a digital coin with a philanthropic objective to give 2% of all blocks mined to science research programs and charities voted by our community ( www.einsteinium.org )

I wanted to get a thread going on here, where everyone could discuss different ongoing science topics in an open forum,

Lets talk science!

Have you seen the new Cosmos? Did you like it? Did you see the latest debate between Religious Creationist Ken Ham and Bill Nye The Science Guy?
Is the mars project to colonize Mars ever going to succeed?  Huh

Share your thoughts with us at EMC2 on these subjects and many more right here on this thread Shocked

I've seen new Cosmos, while I like Neil Degrasse Tyson is a great host, the content is the exact same content as any other space documentary the same examples, the same presentation and what's not (this part was disappointing for me).

As for the debate between Nye and Ham, Nye and I share almost the same background (Mechanical Engineer) and I appreciate the personality he built to teach children about science but I found his arguments during that show kind of weak, and I wasn't convinced, and I didn't watch the whole show.

As for Mars, No....no and No, there is not a single solid project to colonize anywhere other than our city suburbs, not even a solid feasability steady and requirement book is being built for this. the Talk about Mars nowadays is just a political tool or buzz button for some companies, there is nothing concrete being built to realise that.



Well this was the exact project I am referring to, and asking if you think it might have a chance, I really hope it does but I have no idea.
https://www.mars-one.com/

They claim to be aiming for 2023 as the year of the first launch but from what I understand they are dramatically underfunded for such an endeavor, My question is.. is it possible? if they raise the money could they really do this?


From the information they have on their website, the team and their field of knowledge, now it is impossible unless they aren't sharing all the informations

Most of the team are young Engineers like my self (M.Sc, M. Arth ...ect), with only one of the team members that worked in space agency (ESA and worked on telescopes), this doesn't mean they are incompetent people, the issue I have hear, is the lack of expertise in almost every single domain concerned in a space mission to Mars and this is critical!

2023 is also impossible, in the measure that everything needs to be developed, a space capsule or an environment that will allow people to live for 6 months + in deep space with all the challenges that it comes with) landing technology on mars with such a weight..... the spacecraft/rocket that will put such a heavy load, into trans mars injection orbit....

Such a program requires the collaboration of whole in several space agencies, dozens of billions (if you want to build a minimum living environment on Mars and not sent people to their immediate demise ...)

... there are tons of other problems, and I'm very skeptical about this, while it's not Impossible if space agencies are really backing this project with their expertise and platforms and there are billions of dollars of investment ready from the information I saw on their website there aren't such commitments so far, maybe the website doesn't have all the informations, and to make sure I've sent an email to Mars One team, for more informations, also asking if they are recruiting.

Wow, Thank you for the great response and please do share the response to that email if and when they write you back, I am very curious to hear what they have to say. Wink
24  Other / Off-topic / Re: Science Talk... Sponsored By Einsteinium! (EMC2) on: March 30, 2014, 07:20:32 PM
Hey Everybody,

Dave here from the Einsteinium crew EMC2, I have loved science all my life and that's I wanted to work for Einsteinium, a digital coin with a philanthropic objective to give 2% of all blocks mined to science research programs and charities voted by our community ( www.einsteinium.org )

I wanted to get a thread going on here, where everyone could discuss different ongoing science topics in an open forum,

Lets talk science!

Have you seen the new Cosmos? Did you like it? Did you see the latest debate between Religious Creationist Ken Ham and Bill Nye The Science Guy?
Is the mars project to colonize Mars ever going to succeed?  Huh

Share your thoughts with us at EMC2 on these subjects and many more right here on this thread Shocked

I've seen new Cosmos, while I like Neil Degrasse Tyson is a great host, the content is the exact same content as any other space documentary the same examples, the same presentation and what's not (this part was disappointing for me).

As for the debate between Nye and Ham, Nye and I share almost the same background (Mechanical Engineer) and I appreciate the personality he built to teach children about science but I found his arguments during that show kind of weak, and I wasn't convinced, and I didn't watch the whole show.

As for Mars, No....no and No, there is not a single solid project to colonize anywhere other than our city suburbs, not even a solid feasability steady and requirement book is being built for this. the Talk about Mars nowadays is just a political tool or buzz button for some companies, there is nothing concrete being built to realise that.



Well this was the exact project I am referring to, and asking if you think it might have a chance, I really hope it does but I have no idea.
https://www.mars-one.com/

They claim to be aiming for 2023 as the year of the first launch but from what I understand they are dramatically underfunded for such an endeavor, My question is.. is it possible? if they raise the money could they really do this?
25  Other / Off-topic / Re: Science Talk... Sponsored By Einsteinium! (EMC2) on: March 30, 2014, 06:19:12 PM
Hey Guys!! #AskMeAnything with (EMC2) Einsteinium Coins first ever Epoch winner Dr.Walter Moss going down tonight on our Reddit thread at http://www.reddit.com/r/science

I also just wanted to pump this thread a little bit I can't believe we don't have more people on here interested discussing science, I bet  these threads  contain all kinds of people already engaging in science; engineers, computer programmers, climatologists

We want to hear what you have to say, lets get a science thread going! Cheesy
26  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][EMC2] Einsteinium | Funding the Future With the Future of Currency on: March 30, 2014, 06:11:05 PM
As a director of the foundation I can honestly say I am very excited about this opportunity, to witness real individuals getting the opportunity to have a discussion with a real PHD whose potentially life saving research they have helped to fund. This is the reason why we started The Einsteinium Foundation, to get real people to engage in science. When you have first hand experience with the progression of humanity and the progression of our understanding of our place in the universe it becomes addictive.
I have no doubt we will create many future scientists out of the masses of people involved in trading crypto-currency. Today we will witness history!

http://www.reddit.com/r/science

27  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][EMC2] Einsteinium | Funding the Future With the Future of Currency on: March 30, 2014, 05:44:14 PM
Guys just copy paste the N scrypt from vertcoin even their schedule. They are 100% focus on avoiding asics, yes is less ecological and requires some tweaking but it should be a once in a lifetime fork. Then we can focus our minds and resources into science.

Vertcoin is just an adapted scrypt algo, really not 'ASIC resistant', the multiple hash of X11 or Quark algo would take much more effort to build an ASIC against ...

Chaining NIST approved algos is in no way asic resistance, theres not a single one which is memory hard - its just cheap to put that on a chip...
If you want to know the reason why x11 mining takes less power, its simple - the miner is totally unoptimized.

There is also a big disadvantage with that, cpu mining is nearly as fast as gpu mining...that means, its ideal for beeing mined on botnets - thats something you really dont want.
I dont really find that it matters if it is indeed optimized or not. If it was optimized it would mean generally speaking a same perentage increase of hash for every miner, meaning they still get the same proportional reward. Can you explain what you mean by cpu being as fast as gpu?


Cant wait for this! So Awesome!
28  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][EMC2] Einsteinium | Funding the Future With the Future of Currency on: March 29, 2014, 07:46:26 PM
FREE COINS - FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER FIRST 100 FOLLOWERS TO SEND ME AN ADDRESS RECEIVE 30 EMC2 COINS!!!!! Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked

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29  Other / Archival / Re: closed on: March 27, 2014, 01:37:38 AM
Guys, Please,I am begging you to return my litecoins this really isn't cool, I have multiple peoples coins in them including my mom and grandmother, I recently came to your site because you offered interest, and now I cant access my lite coins, I sympathies with your situation, but I have sent multiple emails and I would sincerely appreciate an update.  Huh
30  Other / Off-topic / Re: Science Talk... Sponsored By Einsteinium! (EMC2) on: March 19, 2014, 10:48:59 PM
I have been watching the latest Cosmos.
While it is very high level and nothing new to better informed viewers, it is a nice introduction of scientific topics and history to a general audience. It is something that presents clear facts to viewers, in a easy to digest, high production method. It is loyal to the original series and the messages it was trying to communicate.

Cosmos was always designed more to be a launching point, rather than an end to the journey. A point of inspiration.

The good thing is Tyson is probably the best person to communicate this message in the present day.

Will this be the most important piece of media Tyson will produce, it is hard to say, he has already been prolific as a public educator and advocate regarding scientific issue. It is hard to say, the Naming rights speech is probably one of the most powerful pieces regarding both a well informed society and science funding. It will likely be watched for generations into the future. Tyson's Cosmos may hold up just as well as Sagan's original.

In terms of the mars project, I am a bit skeptical of it's chances of success. While I do think we should be looking more into space funding, our resources may be better allocated to space telescopes and unmanned exploration like voyager. With the success of the voyager missions, I am surprised Voyager 3 have not been put forth as a possibility.

So I agree in full about Cosmos, Neil Degrasse Tyson is the best guy for the job, and its definitely more of an introduction for a general audience. But I have to say I love it, I really enjoy showing the episodes to my little cousins and also my parents cause they know as much about space as my little cousins (probably less actually lol). I love the way Neil delivers it with so much passion too just like Carl Saigan used to (dare I even say better...I dare not) but all in all very well made and very interesting. I will be watching the second episode "Some Of The Things Molecules Do" tonight and I am quite excited!

and I agree that we should be funding space exploration further, but I think we should be entirely focused on sending PEOPLE places, because isn't that what we really want out of this? I am not sure (mostly due to ignorance)  which technologies will get there faster our ability to send actual people to distant places or our ability to work holographic imaging to a point where we can basically send holographic versions of our selves to the cosmos.

I know from listening to Tyson recently,

"Alpha Centauri is 4.3 light years away. That means if you could go light speed it would take 4.3 years to get there. It's 41.2 TRILLION KILOMETERS away from Earth or in other words 280 000 x the distance from Earth to the Sun. If you took the fastest space ship we have ever sent anywhere, (Voyager1) which goes 62,000 km per hour it would still take 70 000 years to get there and that's just right next door. Then there are over a billion stars in our galaxy alone and over a billion galaxies in our Universe."

I mean outer space is so freaking big its just not reasonable, we really have no clue what the average life span of an intelligent species is because we are the only ones we know. I have always been considered an impatient person so I guess its no surprise I don't think we have time to waist with looking, I want us to go to places but that's just my personal opinion Smiley

I'm a dreamer, but I would love it if the Mars program actually succeeded and I got to go because of digital currency for some reason, think about it, of those first people, some one will be mayor, police chief... Imagine getting to be the first president of Mars, how often do you get be a George Washington in history, I just think it would be awesome, like winning history's great lottery.
31  Other / Off-topic / Re: Science Talk... Sponsored By Einsteinium! (EMC2) on: March 19, 2014, 04:57:56 PM
Ham Vs. Nye....

I watched the majority of this, but nothing more than the opening was needed.

Bill Nye although used scientific fact referencing the layers of fossil in the Grand Canyon obliterated Ham going into his bow tie speech by basically saying:

In paraphrase: I wear a bow tie therefore your argument is invalid.

Many people do not know him outside of his tv show or books, but he was a masterful speaker and presenter during this debate that was all but over after the opening statement.

I agree, those opening lines about the bow tie and about The layers of fossils in the Grand Canyon pretty much put an end to all of Ken Hams arguments before he could even start lol.
I love watching these debates tho, there is another great one with Richard Dawkins and an Australian Cardinal that's good too (if you enjoyed this one).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8hy8NxZvFY

I actually really quite enjoy listening to Ken Ham speak too, the guy is really quite intelligent and its kind of amazing how convincing he can actually be at points, that whole argument about observational science versus historical science is really quite well worded bullshit. Smiley

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!  Cheesy

P.S Bill Nye is actually a childhood hero of mine, really happy to be hearing his name so frequently lately!

32  Other / Off-topic / Science Talk... Sponsored By Einsteinium! (EMC2) on: March 19, 2014, 03:08:38 AM
Hey Everybody,

Dave here from the Einsteinium crew EMC2, I have loved science all my life and that's I wanted to work for Einsteinium, a digital coin with a philanthropic objective to give 2% of all blocks mined to science research programs and charities voted by our community ( www.einsteinium.org )

I wanted to get a thread going on here, where everyone could discuss different ongoing science topics in an open forum,

Lets talk science!

Have you seen the new Cosmos? Did you like it? Did you see the latest debate between Religious Creationist Ken Ham and Bill Nye The Science Guy?
Is the mars project to colonize Mars ever going to succeed?  Huh

Share your thoughts with us at EMC2 on these subjects and many more right here on this thread Shocked
33  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: March 18, 2014, 05:35:02 PM
You know I have to say it really saddens me that we are living in a time where freedom of speech, can sometimes compromise intelligence. For a long time in history, our right to speak freely (or lack their of) held back the truth and its like we are living in this weird kind of time where now our big mouth and ignorance now often holds it back.

Its not about bringing to light an unforeseen idea or viewpoint and forcing your views on the public, its about making informed choices based on the evidence. Climate deniers fail to bring to light enough evidence to back their claims, yet they cling to it with faith! It boggles my mind as why someone wants to do this, what could their possibly be to gain from misdirecting everyone from what evidence is suggesting in several different environmental research fields.

In my opinion, (and I'm shocked this is my opinion, cause I never thought I'd be against Freedom of Speech) Reddit was 100% right to ban these people. They are what I call "Jerks" and sometimes "Jerks" just need to be told to shut up.  Wink
What claims would you be referring to?

The Claim, that climate change is a hoax, and naturally occurring. Not caused by man. There is simply not enough evidence to support this and an over whelming amount of evidence to support the contrary.
...
Really?




But of course there is a component of the whole of assertions and argument concerning climate change which is in fact a hoax, and of course there is a component of the arguments against which calls the hoax out as a hoax.

As an example, Dr. James Hansen and Al Gore's rigging of the air conditioners so they did not work, prior to the August 1988 Senate hearings on man made climate change, was a hoax.  I'm quite happy to call it out as a hoax.

Do you have a problem with that?  Why would anyone want to prevent me from shouting "Hoax" on that?  I can provide many other examples like that, where lies, mis statements should be pointed out.

And of course climate change occurs naturally, not caused by man.  Night and day.  Winter and summer.  Ice ages and interglacials.   There is a controversy over whether man has a major or minor part in one small area of the totality of "climate change".

I am not seeing from what you have written that you are very knowledgeable on the subject.

No one wants to prevent you from shouting hoax, if you believe in conspiracy theories, that's your problem, but Reddit agrees with me apparently. ....I would agree with Reddit banning your nonsense, cause I am entitled to my opinion.
So are you disputing the facts I presented about Gore and Hansen?  I assume you are since you attempt to place in conspiracy category.

But you are wrong, as that is what happened.  So now if I read your trend correctly you would ban me from stating that.  But those things are true, so you'd be banning stuff that was real.

And that's the problem.

However I will take it one step further and note that your assertion that "deniers believe"...

The Claim, that climate change is a hoax, and naturally occurring. Not caused by man.

...is an outright lie, until and if you produce evidence from the major names and published work by the scientists skeptical of global warming....

In other words, I believe you've fallen for a made up demonization of certain people, which is without basis in fact and does not represent their views.  Therefore, you don't know what you are talking about.  But feel free to quote from Spencer, Lindzen, Watts, as you like, to support your position.


Firstly, I did not reference it because I did not see the particular conspiracy documentary you watched and so I do not know the details of it,

Secondly as for your comment "...is an outright lie, until and if you produce evidence from the major names and published work by the scientists skeptical of global warming...."

I know no such scientists skeptical of global warming because I don't watch nonsense and no credible scientists are skeptical of it. I am referring to the deniers on Reddit who were banned, and from what I have seen most deniers are not any kind of credible scientist, and usually quote conspiracy circumstances they witnessed in a documentary they watched on the internet. I chose to trust credible scientists and the extensive research they have done, and papers they have written, written I might add from a variety of different academic fields on the matter,

here is an awesome video posted by Bill Nye which explains it in the simplest of manners even a child could understand. http://www.smithsonianmag.com/videos/category/3play_1/climate-change-101-with-bill-nye-the-science/?no-ist

Or of course also here in a live NBC debate posted on the Richard Dawkins website, http://www.richarddawkins.net/news_articles/2014/2/16/bill-nye-marsha-blackburn-debate-climate-change#

yes, every famous scientist, Richard Dawkins, Bill Nye, Neil Degrasse Tyson,  and countless more you don't of, publish work all the time siting new evidence, and frankly I don't have the time or patience to find and site them all for you but I 100% trust them, because they usually side with everyone else engaged in science all over the world, over one instance with Al gore (even if it turns out to be true)
I mean, one guy lying and going to far does not undo all the other scientific research that has been conducted independently by different human beings all over the world.

In short, what you are suggesting, would require  Climatologists, Meteorologist and Marine Biologists(only to name a few sciences engaged in this in one way or another) all from different fields and all from all different countries around the world (that have nothing to do with each other I might add) to be collaborating in one way or another to distort the evidence they all independently found, and doing this with a common goal of lying to us all. I wish you could understand how silly that sounds to me.

I see you are very well informed and watch a lot of good documentaries, but you are sadly getting your information from the wrong places and I suggest you research the topic further.

Once again I will quote a personal hero of mine Bill Nye: "The information you get from social media is not a substitute for academic discipline at all."

lastly check out this article written by famous Science Writer from The Associated Press & Adjunct Professor at New York University, Seth Borenstein talking about all the things we have less evidence of then climate change, it includes things like:
   * that cigarettes kill
   * the age of the universe
   * that vitamins make you healthy
   * that dioxin in Superfund sites is dangerous

Read it here: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/what-95-certainty-warming-means-scientists

Let be honest here, its not really a debate at all..

Thats all I have to say on the matter, I cant explain my views any clearer than that.


34  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which Alt Coins Will Break 1$ in 2014 on: March 17, 2014, 05:10:38 PM
Just to be clear, Coin 2 being: Einsteinium (EMC2)!!
Einsteinium (EMC2) has alot going for it.


Coin2 is different, most greenest and ecofriendly coin ever

Love the enthusiasm!

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/einsteiniumfoundation?fref=ts
35  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: March 16, 2014, 06:19:59 PM
Tolarance and free speech as long as you agree with my side. Sounds like a political party I know of in the US. You know "there is a war on woman" but sara palin is a cunt folks.

I agree but what do you do when a majority of people start choosing to ignore the truth, People out their deny all kinds of things, and sometimes we need to tell them to shut up, there are all kinds of "jerks" out there, there are people who deny the holocaust, there are people who deny evolution.

I am all for proposing new ideas and new viewpoints, but when people chose to start making up evidence and believing well crafted documentaries over experts and scientific research from multiple different academic fields and then they start gaining followers of dimwitted people who believe them, I get a little concerned for the sanity of our world and the definition of the word truth.

To Quote a personal hero of mine Bill Nye: "The information you get from social media is not a substitute for academic discipline at all."

That is all, I did not mean to offend anyone.
36  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: March 16, 2014, 05:56:00 PM
You know I have to say it really saddens me that we are living in a time where freedom of speech, can sometimes compromise intelligence. For a long time in history, our right to speak freely (or lack their of) held back the truth and its like we are living in this weird kind of time where now our big mouth and ignorance now often holds it back.

Its not about bringing to light an unforeseen idea or viewpoint and forcing your views on the public, its about making informed choices based on the evidence. Climate deniers fail to bring to light enough evidence to back their claims, yet they cling to it with faith! It boggles my mind as why someone wants to do this, what could their possibly be to gain from misdirecting everyone from what evidence is suggesting in several different environmental research fields.

In my opinion, (and I'm shocked this is my opinion, cause I never thought I'd be against Freedom of Speech) Reddit was 100% right to ban these people. They are what I call "Jerks" and sometimes "Jerks" just need to be told to shut up.  Wink
What claims would you be referring to?

The Claim, that climate change is a hoax, and naturally occurring. Not caused by man. There is simply not enough evidence to support this and an over whelming amount of evidence to support the contrary.
...
Really?




But of course there is a component of the whole of assertions and argument concerning climate change which is in fact a hoax, and of course there is a component of the arguments against which calls the hoax out as a hoax.

As an example, Dr. James Hansen and Al Gore's rigging of the air conditioners so they did not work, prior to the August 1988 Senate hearings on man made climate change, was a hoax.  I'm quite happy to call it out as a hoax.

Do you have a problem with that?  Why would anyone want to prevent me from shouting "Hoax" on that?  I can provide many other examples like that, where lies, mis statements should be pointed out.

And of course climate change occurs naturally, not caused by man.  Night and day.  Winter and summer.  Ice ages and interglacials.   There is a controversy over whether man has a major or minor part in one small area of the totality of "climate change".

I am not seeing from what you have written that you are very knowledgeable on the subject.

No one wants to prevent you from shouting hoax, if you believe in conspiracy theories, that's your problem, but Reddit agrees with me apparently.

Secondly of course the seasons change, good job pointing that out captain science that's not what was being discussed. nor is it evidence for what is currently happening to our planet. as a matter of fact it is a perfect example of what climate change deniers try and use as evidence and why you should dismiss them.

There are several different fields of scientific research pointing out the current circumstances, and it would have to be a massive conspiracy, with millions of individuals all over the world working together to lie to us about climate change and cover it up. and to what end?

If that's what you want to believe, you go ahead, I guess your entitled to your opinion. but I would agree with Reddit banning your nonsense, cause I am entitled to my opinion.
37  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which Alt Coins Will Break 1$ in 2014 on: March 16, 2014, 04:38:54 PM
Just to be clear, Coin 2 being: Einsteinium (EMC2)!!
Einsteinium (EMC2) has alot going for it.


Agreed! Only coin with a philanthropic edge built right in!  Cool
38  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: March 16, 2014, 04:27:05 PM
You know I have to say it really saddens me that we are living in a time where freedom of speech, can sometimes compromise intelligence. For a long time in history, our right to speak freely (or lack their of) held back the truth and its like we are living in this weird kind of time where now our big mouth and ignorance now often holds it back.

Its not about bringing to light an unforeseen idea or viewpoint and forcing your views on the public, its about making informed choices based on the evidence. Climate deniers fail to bring to light enough evidence to back their claims, yet they cling to it with faith! It boggles my mind as why someone wants to do this, what could their possibly be to gain from misdirecting everyone from what evidence is suggesting in several different environmental research fields.

In my opinion, (and I'm shocked this is my opinion, cause I never thought I'd be against Freedom of Speech) Reddit was 100% right to ban these people. They are what I call "Jerks" and sometimes "Jerks" just need to be told to shut up.  Wink
What claims would you be referring to?

The Claim, that climate change is a hoax, and naturally occurring. Not caused by man. There is simply not enough evidence to support this and an over whelming amount of evidence to support the contrary.

All we really ever have is evidence! Evidence and our ability to make an informed decision based on our understanding of the world around us and our past experience.
39  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][EMC2] Einsteinium | Funding the Future With the Future of Currency on: March 15, 2014, 10:49:13 PM
Hey Everyone, Just wanted to say, Thanks for all the support everyone, because of all our loyal users and miners like you who all remain so loyal to Einsteinium EMC2, we have now been picked up by yet another trading site https://bittrex.com/

This is still before the announcement of our first set of donations has even been done.

We cant thank you all enough and we will have many more updates to come soon!

Cheers,

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40  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: March 15, 2014, 10:39:37 PM
You know I have to say it really saddens me that we are living in a time where freedom of speech, can sometimes compromise intelligence. For a long time in history, our right to speak freely (or lack their of) held back the truth and its like we are living in this weird kind of time where now our big mouth and ignorance now often holds it back.

Its not about bringing to light an unforeseen idea or viewpoint and forcing your views on the public, its about making informed choices based on the evidence. Climate deniers fail to bring to light enough evidence to back their claims, yet they cling to it with faith! It boggles my mind as why someone wants to do this, what could their possibly be to gain from misdirecting everyone from what evidence is suggesting in several different environmental research fields.

In my opinion, (and I'm shocked this is my opinion, cause I never thought I'd be against Freedom of Speech) Reddit was 100% right to ban these people. They are what I call "Jerks" and sometimes "Jerks" just need to be told to shut up.  Wink
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