Well attending a court case and getting some time in jail will certainly keep you distracted from checking the forum for IOUs you have.

When there is this much bear sentiment
It makes you wonder how low it can go before we finally stop dropping its been a rough year though so tough to call

Thanks luckybit for the great happy hour
Lot of fun chaos and rapid pace enjoyment in the chat ^^

Fair enough, its not a Causcius since it didn't come with a preloaded value so your right, anyways if the OP meant bitcoin items only pretty much wrote the whole list there unless I'm missing something ah thought of one custom wood products from the Woodcollector with a Bitcoin symbol on it.

But other than possible handmade goods think it makes more sense to mention things you can purchase with Bitcoin to give to others than just Bitcoin items.

(Until someone creates a marketplace with Bitcoin styled swag)

Nice share Franky
I paid with Bitcoins ... something something else
Well a mention is a mention even if its the Silk Road it totally looked like a package of cocaine lol.

Maidsafecoins for on chain aka related to Bitcoin stuff
Clams for off chains but because of the way they are distributed they have potential

I like doge lite etc as well but the above two are my picks

What would you have in mind Willisius
A silver wallet is a physical bitcoin but the only other things I can think of would be a Bitcoin T-shirt or a Trezor

Bitcoin stickers and pins seem more like novelty items.
Other than that an old usb mining stick tops the list of Bitcoin items per se, but items you can purchase with Bitcoin to give to others seems like a convo starter.

(cannot think of many directly related bitcoin items)

Thanks for the clarification, true immortality is a greater unknown that biological immortality, since people can still die one way or the other. (Eventually everyone would die from an accident since time is infinite)

In the case of Biological immortality we may be able to develop technology similar to a nerve gear (Can't think of a reference for it directly sort of like Occultus rift meets sword art online) Where we would not need to have our phyiscal bodies do much just connect it to a system and carry on from there when you want to disconnect from reality.

Of course that's only temporary shift which might last for a long time (by mortal terms), while humanity figures out how to make Faster than light travel to colonize galaxies, immersed virtual reality would also work as a passtime instead of cryogenetics to kill some transit time, they can hang out in VR with other people in real time while heading to their new destination in the physical world.

In terms of politics assuming that we have Li-Fi (current fastest communication network) and use it to turn our technology into the Internet of things where everyone can communicate directly and jump into the network instantly, one outcome would be a decentralized governmental system, assuming we have enough automated processes going a theoreticial outcome is that due to society having a sufficient processing of resources Politics itself is not a needed instiution in its present form because everyone can get things done through mechatronics.

(In a short run scale, this is just everyone participating in society using the internet and virtual conferences in immersed reality)

In that outcome humanity would have a lot of free time to create and innovate and live a life of Philosophy and Science as the ancients like Socrates/Plato and others liked to proclaim.

It would be a field for a lot of innovative ideas, humans as a whole would not be very innovative at all times, but the accumulation of knowledge and information may lead to greater inventions.

Related Side questions

New births and human reproduction would probally involve cloning, or are ovaries preserved and then utilized over time (aka no more periods).

The extension into areas such as entertainment would be interesting as well as how money in the sense works, if its developed to the point where most things can be created with a replicator (Star Trek) then credits would be used rarely. (Pure energy) converted into matter is convinient enough that money would rarely be needed for anything.

By then we would be nearing a Tier 4 to Tier 5 civilization so that's a bit far out. Might need to define a timeline in the OP as to how far out into the future you were thinking.

Too far in the future and we get into a whole new set of fun

Headline:
Humanity discovers Alien races on other planets and were entering into a Holy War with them  
Subheading
Politics is needed again we had a good run

As far as I can see it, where we are now in human evolution is envisioning the futures we cannot create yet at this point in time but in essence developing a framework of goals we can achieve in time for future generations.
(Hence Sci Fi etc get created)

If we become immortal and can make that science fiction a reality ourselves given enough time then things get much more interesting.

Also my Apologies if that one got a bit technical feel free to ask if you want additional referencing points.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_of_Things
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechatronics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kardashev_scale
Or in comparable terms
http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Technological_Achievement_Tiers

You could try some honey from the Bees Brothers
Get something off newegg
Or purchase a silver wallet (Silver Bitcoin)

Of those three probally doing the honey and the Silver bitcoin, newegg stuff is cool though.

I'm not a fan of the common core myself the argument for it is that it helps them become computer programmers which makes me go ... well I didn't need it and my tech level is high lol.

Besides i'm a personal fan of the little orange building blocks to learn math because when I'm in the store and I want to divide costs by gram i'm not going to go  1 + 2 is 5 etc when solving the problem.

Anyways I'm with the article that more critical thinking and applications need to be put into the cirruculum question is what to take out or upgrade in its place.

That and Finance ... to many people don't know how to budget / invest lol.

That is an interesting question but total immortality or biologicial immortalty.
The biggest crime would not be murder but confinement because their immortal.

I'm sure that science would progress at exponential rates since people would not die off, so we would send off all the crazys to colonize the solar system (just like Australia and its criminals)

Politicans would be immortal so not sure how the heck that would work old blood or new blood  George Bush in the same room as a Barack Obama, might get some interesting discussion if we had a 100 presidents a ways into the future all discussing politics.

And no politican assinations so my answer is Crazy things would happen, the monarchy if it was 200 years ago may be strong still and we would have wars but it couldn't be conclusive.
Infinite ISIS soldiers spawing vs immortal soldiers from the US in Iraq.

(Think I just thought up a hollywood movie lol)

I'm pretty sure hes not a mafia boss member
(Ross shouldn't be able to arrange assinations through his cell without an internet connection)
(And theres always the chance he gets another FBI agent lol)

Well even if it does stop growing for a while
IT was A DAMN good run the difficulty is so much higher than it was a year ago when USB sticks were all the rage lol.

Approaching a month since this statement was posted
Hope that the OP gets their coins back or the interest on the principal

An example of over regulation and oversight in an emerging industry

The current proposal includes a stipulation that people must be able to identify the exact source of any funds they receive. Anonymous transfers would then need to be rejected by the recipient, according to the suggested rules.

“Which is kind of fascinating, because the way bitcoin works, you can’t stop someone from sending funds to you,” said David Ripley, chief executive of Glidera, a bitcoin marketplace and digital wallet service. “And you can’t always identify them.”

Made by people who just didn't get it...

So if I read this correctly the idea is to have a virtual tour guide inside an apartment that recommends local area products and services when a person books a hotel.

Sort of interesting, but the internet is there this only provides a bit of convinience of putting it all in one place.

Happy Holidays and
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Thank you

Bitcoins are stored in a ledger, people run nodes which record these transactions.
In simple words

Think of it as a book some people keep copies of these books on their computers.
Whenever someone adds a page to the book they all recieve it at the same time and add it to their copies.

Since everyone has the same book and is in agreement on the number of pages and of what is written in the book their is a consensus.
Bitcoins are stored as a history of transactions over time.

I think it will go down a second time, originally I was expecting a marginal increase but it looks like more units are powering down
So at least for now the hashrate will drop
(That said I'm curious if its at a peak bubble and will collapse a bit more soon)

The article claimed he was hiding huge assets in one of Britain's most lengthy and public divorce cases, so I'm guessing its either he was deadbeat broke and just living a rich life on debts and natural suicde or the wife ordered his death.

Well he's dead now one way or the other the truth of his finances will be revealed.