Topic: this guy should be notified about bitcoin - page 2. (Read 2061 times)
Some people can't seem to be able to accept death.
Wonder how he will freeze the rest of his assets 
Gold?
Gold?The government gets like 40% of your money when you die.
Dumping 1M into bitcoin, wake up in 95 years, have 150 trillion?
... Or wake up with nothing. Don't forget that possibility.
He's going to wake up with nothing anyways due to inflation taking all the value out of his billion. Seriously, I don't know what asset would be safe enough to put a large amount of money in for a century...
Wonder how he will freeze the rest of his assets Gold?
Gold?The government gets like 40% of your money when you die.
Dumping 1M into bitcoin, wake up in 95 years, have 150 trillion?
... Or wake up with nothing. Don't forget that possibility.
Wonder how he will freeze the rest of his assets Gold?
Gold?The government gets like 40% of your money when you die.
Dumping 1M into bitcoin, wake up in 95 years, have 150 trillion?
Wonder how he will freeze the rest of his assets Gold?
Gold?
Given the importance of merkle trees etc in Bitcoin and the fact that Ralph Merkle is a Board member at Alcor it is a wonder that there is not more cross pollination between the bitcoin community and Alcor. Both groups are looking to the future and are firm believers in the probable advances in technology so it would seem natural to at least see common interests and potentially some mutually beneficial relationships.
Don Laughlin,
the 81-year-old billionaire and founder of the Riverside Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, is also placing his bets on cryogenics for everlasting life. He is a future customer of Alcor, a Cryonics preservation facility is based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Upon death, his body will be cryo-preserved at minus 360 degrees following his death until he can be revived and cured of any health problems. He plans to take his money with him: His assets would also be frozen.
http://money.cnn.com/gallery/magazines/fortune/2013/04/04/live-forever.fortune/2.html
Don Laughlin,
the 81-year-old billionaire and founder of the Riverside Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, is also placing his bets on cryogenics for everlasting life. He is a future customer of Alcor, a Cryonics preservation facility is based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Upon death, his body will be cryo-preserved at minus 360 degrees following his death until he can be revived and cured of any health problems. He plans to take his money with him: His assets would also be frozen.
http://money.cnn.com/gallery/magazines/fortune/2013/04/04/live-forever.fortune/2.html
1 BTC should be enough to get him through when he wakes up.
He should buy 1 BTE either. Just in case.
1 BTC should be enough to get him through when he wakes up.
Indeed, investing some millions in bitcoin would be a good idea for him! Well, it is for everyone, but especially if you plan to wake up after some centuries
By that reasoning you should shoot yourself in the face.
I'm too lazy. I just wait for 60-70 years.
Don Laughlin,
the 81-year-old billionaire and founder of the Riverside Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, is also placing his bets on cryogenics for everlasting life. He is a future customer of Alcor, a Cryonics preservation facility is based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Upon death, his body will be cryo-preserved at minus 360 degrees following his death until he can be revived and cured of any health problems. He plans to take his money with him: His assets would also be frozen.
http://money.cnn.com/gallery/magazines/fortune/2013/04/04/live-forever.fortune/2.html
Ha. What the point to live forever if noone knows what they live for?
By that reasoning you should shoot yourself in the face.
Don Laughlin,
the 81-year-old billionaire and founder of the Riverside Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, is also placing his bets on cryogenics for everlasting life. He is a future customer of Alcor, a Cryonics preservation facility is based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Upon death, his body will be cryo-preserved at minus 360 degrees following his death until he can be revived and cured of any health problems. He plans to take his money with him: His assets would also be frozen.
http://money.cnn.com/gallery/magazines/fortune/2013/04/04/live-forever.fortune/2.html
Ha. What the point to live forever if noone knows what they live for?
Don Laughlin,
the 81-year-old billionaire and founder of the Riverside Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, is also placing his bets on cryogenics for everlasting life. He is a future customer of Alcor, a Cryonics preservation facility is based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Upon death, his body will be cryo-preserved at minus 360 degrees following his death until he can be revived and cured of any health problems. He plans to take his money with him: His assets would also be frozen.
http://money.cnn.com/gallery/magazines/fortune/2013/04/04/live-forever.fortune/2.html
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