Haven't looked through all of the comments, but mine personally is Smarter Every Day. Destin does some really cool science and has high quality videos that really get you thinking and get people interested in the sciences.
Here's my favorite SED vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpWQHFzrEqc |
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BCC is an excellent coin that tests the ability to works in harsh conditions. Could the blockchain work if it was banned and abandoned? If it can, then it's fine, such a coin has the best decentralization. judging by the blocks explorer BCC still works https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcc/garbage always turns to stone, all mountains are dumps of former civilizations. But another question: why buy BCC if works Aion, sib and bcn,which also fell by 99%? Proof positive that every second on this [flat] Earth a person loses their fuckin mind. |
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I like different scientific channels
Can you name a couple? |
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Where Prize?  Nour is Romanian for "cloud" from older nuar, nuăr, from Latin nūbilum, noun use of the neuter of the adjective nūbilus (“cloudy”), from Latin nūbēs, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *(s)newdʰ- (“to cover”). The riddle is on. Lets assume it's from Romanian nour and it refers to cloud, so what does it mean? A cloud, in the sky, or a network of clouds which does what to Bitcoin? I am still in the clouds, riddle unsolved yet. Cloudy Logic comes to mind. |
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As a person who leans agnostic, would somebody be so kind as to quote the Biblical book, chapter and verse where it states it's virtuous to fuck over your fellow man so to enrich oneself and blond-hair wife and three kids, now going on four?
Remember that pastor who claimed he needs a new personal jet because the one he already has doesn't have enough range to spread the word of Jesus around the world? When I think about Homero's faux "faith" that's how I imagine he justifies himself. It's all God's will. "You don't have because you don't ask" or smth like that (I'm too lazy to look it up now) is a Bible quote often used by prosperity gospel preachers and I'm sure it can be used to justify scams as well. I mean - all Homero did was ask for money and people gave him $20 million. To paraphrase Rush, and the meek will enrich the Garza. |
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The internet is carried almost exclusively by cables.
That is what you have been told, fool. I have actually worked with internet communication dishes. No wires involved. Again, go out and experience life. Don't believe everything anyone tells you.  I'll confirm via my black rotary phone as soon as the Phillips sister get off the party line talking about their menstrual cycles. |
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Phew buddy... this is the wrongest thing I've read so far today... Why on the earth would the price go up? Because there's less? If you remove 20% of the garbage from a pile of garbage, you still have a whole heap of garbage. It doesn't suddenly transform into gold. The crypto market may or not be less of a ponzi than BCC….it could be a good time to buy 'cheap' BTC and ETH Outside of the handful of other proven Ponzis, the crypto market is definitely less of a Ponzi than the most widely known crypto Ponzi scheme ever (BCC). Well I suppose the market went down 80% in the last year for other reasons - why aren't more people saying cryptos are zero sum games too? Many people have said cryptos are ponzis…. there is nothing backing the price in almost all cases and even if a company that issues the token becomes successful there is no actual reason for the token to gain in value if they don't share any profits (at least with stocks there is a possibility of a takeover and a real reason for the price to go up since they actually do represent ownership of the company and carry over to the new buyers unlike cryptos that do not represent anything, really). So best to treat it all as some weird game. The funny thing with BCC was that the price did go up (for the same reason any other crypto will go up if nothing backs the price) and went up higher than the amount of interest they paid, so their lending section was profitable and less of a ponzi than other cryptos. That was definitely the case for their lending and they definitely were profitable while they were running but I can't be bothered explaining again. The funny thing is you don't have a fuckin clue that BCC's lending program was 100% contrived, ONLY profitable to those capable of exiting prior to their exit scam. Now, from the desk of Crypto Rags Desperately Needing Fodder to Appease Their Astute User Base: |
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Just a quick note to let our supporters know that stuff is happening behind the scenes in getting the project back on track.
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https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@arbitaoNothing says Trust Arbitao better than ...  "Karel, I can't help but think somethin's missin' in the photo that this photo shoot image is gonna be layered upon, so I added a second Central Tower to compensate. Don't ask why I've taken the time to do such when you and I both know that we're catering to Investards and NOT the brainiacs over on BitcoinTalk." Bumped so to continually expose these pieces of shit. |
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Here is a riddle: Just 14 hours ago, his account showed the first activity since 2014. Nakamoto posted a message with the word ‘nour’ in it. It seems as if the closest phonetic realization would be the Arabic word for light, or glow. Coincidently, about 4 hours ago Craig S Wright, controverted responsible of the BCHSV project, whose claim of being the original Satoshi has been widely questioned by evidence, started tweeting about ‘light’. Perhaps unsure on whether the community was getting his reference, an hour later he decided to make it even more clear and straight up wrote a couple of tweets in Arabic, again about ‘lights’:
https://www.chepicap.com/en/news/5598/satoshi-s-account-on-p2p-foundation-becomes-active-again.htmlWinner gets the big prize. What is LIGHT for $1,00,000? I'll take the $1,00,0,000 in big bills please. |
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Here is a riddle: Just 14 hours ago, his account showed the first activity since 2014. Nakamoto posted a message with the word ‘nour’ in it. It seems as if the closest phonetic realization would be the Arabic word for light, or glow. Coincidently, about 4 hours ago Craig S Wright, controverted responsible of the BCHSV project, whose claim of being the original Satoshi has been widely questioned by evidence, started tweeting about ‘light’. Perhaps unsure on whether the community was getting his reference, an hour later he decided to make it even more clear and straight up wrote a couple of tweets in Arabic, again about ‘lights’:
https://www.chepicap.com/en/news/5598/satoshi-s-account-on-p2p-foundation-becomes-active-again.htmlWinner gets the big prize. Newsflash: Satoshi just invited Gavin Andresen to an upper-floor office in London so to prove to him that he is Craig Wright. Satoshi instructed Gavin to bring any Rube Goldberg machine of his likely, of which will prove beyond doubt that he is indeed Wright ... until, that is, Vitalik Buterin plays his infamous Signaling Theory card on some dog-and-pony-show panel depicting elsewise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DCAC1j2HTYThis lyin' piece of shit needs to be taken out back and have the livin' shit beat outta him. |
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Are Bitcoinica's coins still tied up in the Mt Gox fiasco?
Yes.  Hey, bud. (Bruno Kucinskas here) I merely had a wild hair up my ass wanting to bump some very old thread and this one won. Hope all is well in your ventures, Roger. |
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I still lean toward Earth not being flat, but ... |
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Looks like bitcoinica hasn't responded so they are asking for a default judgement.
Are Bitcoinica's coins still tied up in the Mt Gox fiasco? |
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