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December 23, 2020, 12:47:09 AM
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Let me explain. I dont just mean in terms of covid, but we can start there. You know the statistic by now: America has 5% of the worlds population, but 20% of its covid deaths. What that means in practice, though, is that if youre American, your chances of getting sick and possibly even dying from an illness which has been handled much better in other parts of the world, is vastly higher. How much higher? Well, for example, New Zealand has conquered Covid not once, but twice. Across even Africa and Asia, Covid has been largely kept in check. Your chances of succumbing to Covid as an American are anywhere from 5 towell, technically, anywhere from 5 to infinity times higher than most of the rest of the world right now.
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December 28, 2020, 12:56:53 AM
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With discrete random variables, you can ask questions about absolute probabilities, like whats the probability that I get a 4 in the next roll? Or, if your opponent rolls the die, and gets a 3 and its your turn to attack, you might wonder whats the probability of getting a value higher than 3?
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April 16, 2018, 01:21:04 PM
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Bitcointalk,

I was thinking to build a REN (Republic Protocol) NODE.

They recently announced that we're going to be having a max no of 4k nodes and that it's needing 100k REN to work. That is not much, aprox 11 eth as i'm posting.

I was looking for some feedback:

- do people quickly fill in node spots asap?
- is 4k a big or a small amount? ren is having a 459m circulating supply and max supply of 1000m
- you think the price might drop after they have the node spots filled?


I admit I'm quite noob when it comes to this topic.

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