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You didn’t answer my question though... not sure of your point there since that’s subjective
Someone Blow My Mind Vol. Illuminati, 2012, Aliens, Life
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I gave u an example of nature contradicting itself. There's your answer.
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MICROSOFT FILES PATENT FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY AND MINING SYSTEM
CHRISTINA COMBEN | MAR 27, 2020 | 10:02
Microsoft wants to create a new cryptocurrency that’s still mined using PoW–except replacing expensive power-intense mining rigs with basic human energy. If that sounds a little strange, you should take a dive deep into the details of the patent published yesterday filed by Microsoft. It’s called: “Cryptocurrency system using body activity data.”
MICROSOFT’S HUMAN-MINED CRYPTOCURRENCY – CREEPY OR COOL?
According to the patent, Microsoft’s cryptocurrency would make use of body activity data. This would allow individuals to mine crypto and replace the need for ASICs.
It sounds a little other-worldly and, honestly, borderline creepy. But if you can get past the idea of wiring humans up to some kind of server tracking their energy output, it could be a sustainable way of mining crypto without damaging the environment.
So, how does it work? As per the patent, Microsoft states that ‘human body activity’ needed to mine cryptocurrency could be very simple. We’re not talking about forcing tribes of gym-goers to run 20k here. In fact, it could be as little as:
The document goes on to say that this type of activity would replace the “massive computation work” currently required by some conventional cryptocurrency systems. This is because the data that is gathered from the body activity could be regarded as Proof of Work:
14 BTC & 30,000 Free Spins for every player, only in mBitcasino’s Crypto Spring Journey! Play Now!
What do you make of Microsoft’s new foray into cryptocurrency? Add your thoughts below!
CHRISTINA COMBEN | MAR 27, 2020 | 10:02
Microsoft wants to create a new cryptocurrency that’s still mined using PoW–except replacing expensive power-intense mining rigs with basic human energy. If that sounds a little strange, you should take a dive deep into the details of the patent published yesterday filed by Microsoft. It’s called: “Cryptocurrency system using body activity data.”
MICROSOFT’S HUMAN-MINED CRYPTOCURRENCY – CREEPY OR COOL?
According to the patent, Microsoft’s cryptocurrency would make use of body activity data. This would allow individuals to mine crypto and replace the need for ASICs.
It sounds a little other-worldly and, honestly, borderline creepy. But if you can get past the idea of wiring humans up to some kind of server tracking their energy output, it could be a sustainable way of mining crypto without damaging the environment.
So, how does it work? As per the patent, Microsoft states that ‘human body activity’ needed to mine cryptocurrency could be very simple. We’re not talking about forcing tribes of gym-goers to run 20k here. In fact, it could be as little as:
MINING CRYPTO WHILE WATCHING ADS
The document goes on to say that this type of activity would replace the “massive computation work” currently required by some conventional cryptocurrency systems. This is because the data that is gathered from the body activity could be regarded as Proof of Work:
14 BTC & 30,000 Free Spins for every player, only in mBitcasino’s Crypto Spring Journey! Play Now!
The patent states that certain tasks would reduce or increase computational energy accordingly, depending on how much activity they generate. The cryptocurrency system using human body activity data would most likely work through a server giving a command to a wearable device.
At this stage, Microsoft hasn’t yet stated whether this new cryptocurrency will be based on any blockchain in particular or whether the software giant will create its own framework. It’s also not certain whether this new cryptocurrency will actually go ahead. But, in case you were thinking about using human brain waves to replace hash power, sorry, Microsoft patented it first.
What do you make of Microsoft’s new foray into cryptocurrency? Add your thoughts below!
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MICROSOFT FILES PATENT FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY AND MINING SYSTEM
CHRISTINA COMBEN | MAR 27, 2020 | 10:02
Microsoft wants to create a new cryptocurrency that’s still mined using PoW–except replacing expensive power-intense mining rigs with basic human energy. If that sounds a little strange, you should take a dive deep into the details of the patent published yesterday filed by Microsoft. It’s called: “Cryptocurrency system using body activity data.”
MICROSOFT’S HUMAN-MINED CRYPTOCURRENCY – CREEPY OR COOL?
According to the patent, Microsoft’s cryptocurrency would make use of body activity data. This would allow individuals to mine crypto and replace the need for ASICs.
It sounds a little other-worldly and, honestly, borderline creepy. But if you can get past the idea of wiring humans up to some kind of server tracking their energy output, it could be a sustainable way of mining crypto without damaging the environment.
So, how does it work? As per the patent, Microsoft states that ‘human body activity’ needed to mine cryptocurrency could be very simple. We’re not talking about forcing tribes of gym-goers to run 20k here. In fact, it could be as little as:
MINING CRYPTO WHILE WATCHING ADS
The document goes on to say that this type of activity would replace the “massive computation work” currently required by some conventional cryptocurrency systems. This is because the data that is gathered from the body activity could be regarded as Proof of Work:
14 BTC & 30,000 Free Spins for every player, only in mBitcasino’s Crypto Spring Journey! Play Now!
The patent states that certain tasks would reduce or increase computational energy accordingly, depending on how much activity they generate. The cryptocurrency system using human body activity data would most likely work through a server giving a command to a wearable device.
At this stage, Microsoft hasn’t yet stated whether this new cryptocurrency will be based on any blockchain in particular or whether the software giant will create its own framework. It’s also not certain whether this new cryptocurrency will actually go ahead. But, in case you were thinking about using human brain waves to replace hash power, sorry, Microsoft patented it first.
What do you make of Microsoft’s new foray into cryptocurrency? Add your thoughts below!
I can see this happening. Especially since there is a massive push to create human to computer interfacing.
Neuralink - Elon Musk
Starlink - Elon Musk
Facebook Worlwide free internet from low earth satellite - Zuckerberg
Space Force - Trump
ID 2020 - Bill Gates
Facebook could launch the first in a 'constellation' of satellites
Facebook could send up the first satellite as a test on the Arianespace Vega rocket from the spaceport in French Guiana when it resumes launches in March, a report claims.
- Facebook is working on the idea of satellite broadband for rural communities
- It could involve a constellation of thousands of satellites in low-Earth-orbit
- It's thought the first 'test device' could be launched by Arianespace in March
Facebook's plans to bring the world broadband by satellite have been beset by problems, including an early prototype blowing up on a SpaceX rocket.
It happened in 2016 and saw the destruction of the $200million Amos-6 satellite built for Facebook to bring 'free internet' to 14 African countries.
Since then the company has expanded its work to build low-Earth-orbit satellites under the codename Athena, Business Insider reports.
Study of spectrum and FCC filings suggest the first launch would be a test to 'determine whether such satellite communications can effectively provide broadband to unserved and underserved areas throughout the world'.
The first launch was due to happen early last year but it never took place but filings from December 2019 suggest it is back on.
Elon Musk's Neuralink Brain Implant Will Let You Control Technology With Your Mind - Maxim
Welcome to the future.
www.maxim.com
Welcome to the future.
Elon Musk wants to get inside your brain. No, seriously. That's the root of a new endeavor he announced July 16 in a presentation livestreamed from California Academy of Science. It's called Neuralink, and the name is pretty literal.
Neuralink's goal is to link microscopic processors in your brain with threads more narrow than human hair. Those threads read activity in the brain's neurons and permit the user to control things with the mind, sending data to sensors on the skull—data which is then processed by a hearing aid-like computer worn behind one ear.
Yeah, it's kind of hard to avoid this sounding like something straight out of spooky, dystopian science fiction. But the benefits sound awesome.
According to Musk, Neuralink could boost memory, aid brain injury victims, even quadriplegics. It would also essentially provide the means for artificially-induced mind-reading, a.k.a. telepathy.
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the merging of man and machine is inevitable. just the evolutionary cycle.I can see this happening. Especially since there is a massive push to create human to computer interfacing.
Neuralink - Elon Musk
Starlink - Elon Musk
Facebook Worlwide free internet from low earth satellite - Zuckerberg
Space Force - Trump
ID 2020 - Bill Gates
Facebook could launch the first of a 'constellation' of satellites into space as early as next month in a bid to bring broadband to the world - competing with SpaceX's Starlink and OneWebFacebook could launch the first in a 'constellation' of satellites
Facebook could send up the first satellite as a test on the Arianespace Vega rocket from the spaceport in French Guiana when it resumes launches in March, a report claims.www.dailymail.co.uk
- Facebook is working on the idea of satellite broadband for rural communities
- It could involve a constellation of thousands of satellites in low-Earth-orbit
- It's thought the first 'test device' could be launched by Arianespace in March
Facebook's plans to bring the world broadband by satellite have been beset by problems, including an early prototype blowing up on a SpaceX rocket.
It happened in 2016 and saw the destruction of the $200million Amos-6 satellite built for Facebook to bring 'free internet' to 14 African countries.
Since then the company has expanded its work to build low-Earth-orbit satellites under the codename Athena, Business Insider reports.
Study of spectrum and FCC filings suggest the first launch would be a test to 'determine whether such satellite communications can effectively provide broadband to unserved and underserved areas throughout the world'.
The first launch was due to happen early last year but it never took place but filings from December 2019 suggest it is back on.
ELON MUSK'S NEURALINK BRAIN IMPLANT WILL LET YOU CONTROL TECHNOLOGY WITH YOUR MINDElon Musk's Neuralink Brain Implant Will Let You Control Technology With Your Mind - Maxim
Welcome to the future.
Welcome to the future.
Elon Musk wants to get inside your brain. No, seriously. That's the root of a new endeavor he announced July 16 in a presentation livestreamed from California Academy of Science. It's called Neuralink, and the name is pretty literal.
Neuralink's goal is to link microscopic processors in your brain with threads more narrow than human hair. Those threads read activity in the brain's neurons and permit the user to control things with the mind, sending data to sensors on the skull—data which is then processed by a hearing aid-like computer worn behind one ear.
Yeah, it's kind of hard to avoid this sounding like something straight out of spooky, dystopian science fiction. But the benefits sound awesome.
According to Musk, Neuralink could boost memory, aid brain injury victims, even quadriplegics. It would also essentially provide the means for artificially-induced mind-reading, a.k.a. telepathy.
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I don’t think it’s a contradiction per say but more of a defect/abnormality that the individuals who cannot procreate develop or are born with.
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I can see why u said that, but in general life is a contradiction in the this case particularly in humans. On average you start off useless for the most part, and as you grow you become useful only to become useless again if u live long enough. Age is the ultimately contradiction.
The rules & restrictions ppl have gall to place & follow just proves how much things don't make sense.
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I’m following...
Is everything supposed to “make sense” though?
I don’t believe so.
Is everything supposed to “make sense” though?
I don’t believe so.
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idk. i maybe the "sense" is things are supposed to change, yet stay the same.
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Saw these at work.
Middle school library.
Plain sight
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Middle school library.
Plain sight
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Some reads
The National Intelligence Council Predicts a Very Transhuman Future by 2030 https://vigilantcitizen.com/latestn...il-predicts-a-very-transhuman-future-by-2030/
The "Body Hacking" Movement Pushes Transhumanism to Disturbing New Limits https://vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/body-hacking-movement-pushes-transhumanism-new-limits/
Mass Media Promoting Transhumanism: the "Mind-Blowing Benefits of Merging Human Brains and Computers" https://vigilantcitizen.com/latestn...nefits-of-merging-human-brains-and-computers/
MetalMario
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i see these implants and the skeptic/theorist in me automatically thinks ok so once you're logged in they or someone can easily hack it to kill you off or shut you down. immobilise you indefinitely. then you get a whole deux ex machina (the video game franchise) situation. or even partily ghost in the shell type of lifestyle/worldI can see this happening. Especially since there is a massive push to create human to computer interfacing.
Neuralink - Elon Musk
Starlink - Elon Musk
Facebook Worlwide free internet from low earth satellite - Zuckerberg
Space Force - Trump
ID 2020 - Bill Gates
Facebook could launch the first of a 'constellation' of satellites into space as early as next month in a bid to bring broadband to the world - competing with SpaceX's Starlink and OneWebFacebook could launch the first in a 'constellation' of satellites
Facebook could send up the first satellite as a test on the Arianespace Vega rocket from the spaceport in French Guiana when it resumes launches in March, a report claims.
- Facebook is working on the idea of satellite broadband for rural communities
- It could involve a constellation of thousands of satellites in low-Earth-orbit
- It's thought the first 'test device' could be launched by Arianespace in March
Facebook's plans to bring the world broadband by satellite have been beset by problems, including an early prototype blowing up on a SpaceX rocket.
It happened in 2016 and saw the destruction of the $200million Amos-6 satellite built for Facebook to bring 'free internet' to 14 African countries.
Since then the company has expanded its work to build low-Earth-orbit satellites under the codename Athena, Business Insider reports.
Study of spectrum and FCC filings suggest the first launch would be a test to 'determine whether such satellite communications can effectively provide broadband to unserved and underserved areas throughout the world'.
The first launch was due to happen early last year but it never took place but filings from December 2019 suggest it is back on.
ELON MUSK'S NEURALINK BRAIN IMPLANT WILL LET YOU CONTROL TECHNOLOGY WITH YOUR MINDElon Musk's Neuralink Brain Implant Will Let You Control Technology With Your Mind - Maxim
Welcome to the future.
Welcome to the future.
Elon Musk wants to get inside your brain. No, seriously. That's the root of a new endeavor he announced July 16 in a presentation livestreamed from California Academy of Science. It's called Neuralink, and the name is pretty literal.
Neuralink's goal is to link microscopic processors in your brain with threads more narrow than human hair. Those threads read activity in the brain's neurons and permit the user to control things with the mind, sending data to sensors on the skull—data which is then processed by a hearing aid-like computer worn behind one ear.
Yeah, it's kind of hard to avoid this sounding like something straight out of spooky, dystopian science fiction. But the benefits sound awesome.
According to Musk, Neuralink could boost memory, aid brain injury victims, even quadriplegics. It would also essentially provide the means for artificially-induced mind-reading, a.k.a. telepathy.
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Bruh. Wut
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Here is a post I stumbled on
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UsualSuspects
our mortality rate isn’t above 90% though my man lol
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His live streams have a ton of info to dig into
Not to mention that coronaviruses are not a new thing at all
I have seen people try to say that this was all orchestrated because Clorox wipes say they protect against coronavirus on the label
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Not to mention that coronaviruses are not a new thing at all
I have seen people try to say that this was all orchestrated because Clorox wipes say they protect against coronavirus on the label
Didn’t want to go too hard on my man but yeah lol
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North ridge LA?
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is this real?
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Well damb
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idk if it's real tho, need someone to confirm.
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