I already have one in my localhost. But I have basic knowlodge about how to put it online. 

Any host service can handle it?

Thanks.

No, I do not have a clew about how 'block chain games' as Axie Infinity works.

I'm here to ask if there is any sense in building a game that validates transactions in an gaming ecosystem (imagine a market inside a game or even a platform like Steam) using Proof-of-Victory, imagining that the winner, e. g., in a race, has expend his time and ability, and now he can mine the block.

Each game can have its own block chain. Also, one can be a multi-game block chain. Consensus law is applicable in many use cases inside the game world.

I had several ideas from those premisse, but the core is placed.

Some consequences, I suppose:

- cheaper development;
- decentralized gaming platforms, with cheaper games to buy;
- possibly, a reduction in memory usage;
- win money playing and contributing to a network;
- ease-to-torrent games;
- ease development of gaming communities;
- open source games: I would like to have my hometown in a GTA Style.


Any way, just supposing.

I made this discussion just to ask if you guys are profoundly aware of those following topics:

- Globalists on the New World Oder and the Great Reset;
- Open Society Foundation, owned by George Soros;
- The books written by Boris Johnson father;
- The books and the actions of Klaus Swab, president of World Economic Forum;
- Depopulation policies, transhumanism and neomalthusianism;
- The questionable origin of Barack Hussein Obama, his associations with The Family That Must Not Be Named and certain Islamic organizations;
- The suicide of JF, adrenochrome;
- The Bilderberg Group;
- The operation of Petrodollar and the Empire Cycles;
- Social Credit through a certain kind of "passport";
- The Eurasian Empire agenda;
- The cosmological view in the modern world and its inevitable implications;
- Bill "The Farmer" Gates, and your role in a world where people depende on the government supply of food;


I'm not suggesting that all the things that we find about those subjects are true, my main intention here his to know if some of you know the chain between these things.

And, even assuming that none of these are real, they are, in fact, interesting subjects to discuss.

A dude I know from a group of subscribers in an private podcast platform has died of heart attack, three weeks after the second shot of Pfizer.
He as 22 years old. From Brazil.


edit*: he was a healthy guy.

Hi,
 
I suppose that at least 90% percent of the members here are libertarians or something similar.
And its quite known that this probably is the most skilled community in the world, concerning informatics, bitcoin and technology (I'm an exception here, by the way).

But I need to notice that, in the war of "U$" against "Them", in a war for freedom, we need a strong culture. To conquer it and keep it.

I'm proposing that we take a closer look on this subject. It's quite hard to fight tyranny with just a feel, and people with social knowledge, with philosophy, ethical and legal skills are required. 

Maybe discussions about it already exist. Then let me know about.

And one question: there is any project that tries to create a manner to finance cultural content in the Crypto community? Like "crypto-starter" or something. Or a way that create incentives to learn about crypto and liberty while doing something useful. Put brains to make PoW, so to speak.

Educacional content included. I'm from South America. In my country, we have been to a lot of bad things just because collectivists in general (leftists, in this case) were (still are) in control of the universities. They educated my fathers generation, and may father generations educated mine. And it's a mess. "The pan is heating". I quite young, and I don't have what is common known as "hope" about my country, state, and community.

I just hope ('-') I can build my Galt Valley.

But who is John Galt?

John Galt i$ Satoshi Nakamoto.