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So what do you folks think of the recent find of landing gear from one of the Boeing planes found between some buildings in lower manhatten? http://news.yahoo.com/part-9-11-planes-landing-gear-found-nyc-211517007.html
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Funny how we can have such different reactions to the thread. I've read most of it (and much more elsewhere), and my optimism for Bitcoin's future has only been strengthened. It certainly has a volatile short-term future due to it's relatively small market cap and low liquidity, but over the long term I see this as having incredible potential
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In another conversation I'm having on another site about bitcoin's, someone brought up the question about the ability for someone to write a virus or worm to create a coordinated attack on the Bitcoin network. The questions was addressed primarily at the "double spending" problme of the benign network outcomputing the malicious network
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"If deflation ever took off such that 100 millionths was of significant value, the system could be then patched to offer infinite division; one such proposal uses Tonal bitcoin units. Thus, it's expected bitcoin could be used for all future needs of humanity, regardless of GPD or deflation." Looks like they had amazing foresight in the
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Can you trade fractions of a bitcoin? I imagine you can. How small of a percentage?
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>Market cap has pased $300m, still in its infancy in those terms, so still a good buy if you are willing to risk that it has a long-term future! Gonna be one hell of a payoff if it ends up supplanting fiat currencies the world over. How is market cap being determined, kind of like a stock? Is it just number of bitcoins times current price in dollars
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Cool story bro.
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>What does that mean? Are you saying black holes are not real? I don't know much about physics so I want to catch up.... and if they are fake or not real, why would the establishment push so hard to prove them or lie about them? I don't think they are lying about them, they genuinely believe they exist. However, their assertion came about
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>what about Immanuel Velikovsky's works? Can't really say, never read him. I do know he advocates Catastrophism and I'm open to the idea, but I can't say anything specific about his works. >I recommend The Relativity of Wrong by Isaac Asimov. Not everything is complete garbage. I understand what he's saying, and maybe that's
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Yikes, I wonder how American's would react to something like that. I'd love to see the reaction of the Left and Holleywood elitists taking a 10% haricut.