Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 22770. (Read 26714528 times)
February 26, 2015, 12:22:55 PM
Was fine until you quoted the Troll Empowering
February 26, 2015, 12:21:12 PM
There are quite a few people in this thread who would be happy on Mars. No government, no taxes, no infrastructure. If some of them could channel their energies into a Mars settlement, it could happen in no time at all.
There are a few people on this thread that I wish they would grind up and grit bloody roads with....preferably on Mars.
Hmmm....ok.
ha ha yeah I was kinda kidding...
Ignore button is your friend no doubt.
No no, I'm game! That's the button for the grinder. Or was it me you were thinking of?
ah.... I am with you now.
February 26, 2015, 12:14:51 PM
There are quite a few people in this thread who would be happy on Mars. No government, no taxes, no infrastructure. If some of them could channel their energies into a Mars settlement, it could happen in no time at all.
There are a few people on this thread that I wish they would grind up and grit bloody roads with....preferably on Mars.
Hmmm....ok.
ha ha yeah I was kinda kidding...
Ignore button is your friend no doubt.
No no, I'm game! That's the button for the grinder. Or was it me you were thinking of?
February 26, 2015, 12:14:05 PM
annnnndd another personality of lambchop shows up. So sad.
Haven't you figured out it's just you & I posting in this thread? I mean "empowering," c'mon, how blatantly absurd do I need to get?!
February 26, 2015, 12:10:20 PM
annnnndd another personality of lambchop shows up. So sad.
February 26, 2015, 12:06:43 PM
There are quite a few people in this thread who would be happy on Mars. No government, no taxes, no infrastructure. If some of them could channel their energies into a Mars settlement, it could happen in no time at all.
There are a few people on this thread that I wish they would grind up and grit bloody roads with....preferably on Mars.
Hmmm....ok.
ha ha yeah I was kinda kidding...
Ignore button is your friend no doubt.
February 26, 2015, 12:00:17 PM
February 26, 2015, 11:59:34 AM
February 26, 2015, 11:58:46 AM
BTC steady, ignore list spiking up.
February 26, 2015, 11:55:52 AM
Price not going up? Where is dev? 
@billyjoeallen stopped buying MOAR ...
Dev promised roadmap "coming soon".
I'm hodling strong but children are screaming and wife hates the invisible coins.
What to do?
Is this scam?
re wife: flowers, always flowers.
February 26, 2015, 11:54:00 AM
Price not going up? Where is dev?
@billyjoeallen stopped buying MOAR ...
Dev promised roadmap "coming soon".
I'm hodling strong but children are screaming and wife hates the invisible coins.
What to do?
Is this scam?
February 26, 2015, 11:53:17 AM
There are quite a few people in this thread who would be happy on Mars. No government, no taxes, no infrastructure. If some of them could channel their energies into a Mars settlement, it could happen in no time at all.
There are a few people on this thread that I wish they would grind up and grit bloody roads with....preferably on Mars.
Hmmm....ok.
February 26, 2015, 11:50:19 AM
Price not going up? Where is dev?
@billyjoeallen stopped buying MOAR ...
February 26, 2015, 11:27:43 AM
Price not going up? Where is dev?
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"Screw you guys, I'm going home!"--Satoshi Nakomoto
February 26, 2015, 11:26:36 AM
There are quite a few people in this thread who would be happy on Mars. No government, no taxes, no infrastructure. If some of them could channel their energies into a Mars settlement, it could happen in no time at all.
There are a few people on this thread that I wish they would grind up and grit bloody roads with....preferably on Mars.
February 26, 2015, 11:25:58 AM
Price not going up? Where is dev?
Is bitcoin dead?
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03165/bitcoin_3165645b.jpg
Is bitcoin dead?
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03165/bitcoin_3165645b.jpg
February 26, 2015, 11:21:53 AM
C'mon let's get this thing moving already. First start, wouldn't a break up over 1480 on good volume be nice?
February 26, 2015, 11:14:59 AM
Talking of which I am more than curious to see how these guys get on, if they make it off the ground at all, and if so when, if they make it there, and actually manage to make a go of it, if they win the race, and what will follow.
http://www.mars-one.com/mission/roadmap
I am not sure about these guys at all, if they know what they are up to.
Time will tell.
It has been suggested by some that it will take another 100 years before we reach Mars... but then people said the same thing about sequencing the human genome halfway through the project when it was only 1% complete.
It could well be that Orion reaches Mars first... or another project we do not even know the name of yet.
Or not at all.
Going to be interesting finding out though.
http://www.mars-one.com/mission/roadmap
I am not sure about these guys at all, if they know what they are up to.
Time will tell.
It has been suggested by some that it will take another 100 years before we reach Mars... but then people said the same thing about sequencing the human genome halfway through the project when it was only 1% complete.
It could well be that Orion reaches Mars first... or another project we do not even know the name of yet.
Or not at all.
Going to be interesting finding out though.
To keep their schedule they need to order some doohickey(can't remember what it was) from Lockheed Martin within 6 months, and it looks like they won't. Which means the end of the project.
oh , I had not seen/heard that, last I heard that they had another year delay.
Eitherway these are all interesting ideas..
Interesting to think lockheed could take themselves there if they wanted, as no doubt could a few other corps out there... and they will.. soon as the profit model is locked in.
There are quite a few people in this thread who would be happy on Mars. No government, no taxes, no infrastructure. If some of them could channel their energies into a Mars settlement, it could happen in no time at all.
February 26, 2015, 11:02:09 AM
It has been suggested by some that it will take another 100 years before we reach Mars... but then people said the same thing about sequencing the human genome halfway through the project when it was only 1% complete.
On the other hand, I still can see in my mind a special issue of Life magazine from the 1960s, about the US space program, with a timeline of future milestones running across the bottom of several pages. It had men landing on Mars in 1980, if I recall correctly.
Of course, but this phenomenon is recognised, and people, the media, got, and continue to get excited and get it wrong, and often are more interested in telling a story than the actual facts.
Fact is though that in most measurable ways "technology" is growing at an exponential rate every 12-18 months or so , both in performance and cost-effectiveness, and that coupled with the synergy of before unconnected technologies, is leading us in a very clear direction. The timing may be out for some predictions, sometimes, for sure, for various reasons (not least of all who is doing the predicting and based on what, and for what purpose) but the direction and trend is very clear.
How long ago was the first manned flight? and now look at the aerospace industry.
I am not even talking about Mars here per se, I am just saying that , we are at (or nearing) in my opinion a knee in the bend of an exponential growth curve in technology, where the doubling effect is really going to become apparent, and where we are going to continue to see technology, developments and new inventions, not only become a reality, but become a reality quicker, more often, and reach more of the population in a quicker time frame than before for ever decreasing costs.
By before I mean the last 100 years.
The time frame I predict these changes to become more and more profound, is from right now, and over the next 25-35 years.
I believe we will see more change in the next 25-35 years than we have seen in the past 100 years of human history.
Some of those changes, had seeds that were sowed long long ago, even before the 60's and 80's as you point out.
Thing is those seeds, that were sowed, have grown into a forest, and that forest is growing at an exponential rate.
Blink and it doubles.
The only thing that is assured is change... we all know that.
I am just arguing that it is accelerating and will continue to do so.
We cannot even keep up with laws for tech and its impact on society, already as it is.
(Just imagine as measurable performance of tech continues to grow at these rates exponentially each year ish, then in ten years it will roughly be 1000 times more powerful/efficient/cost effective....... and in 20 years 1 million times more powerful, and in 40 years time...)
February 26, 2015, 11:00:14 AM
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On the other hand, I still can see in my mind a special issue of Life magazine from the 1960s, about the US space program, with a timeline of future milestones running across the bottom of several pages. It had men landing on Mars in 1980, if I recall correctly.
Yeah, and just a few years later we already flew across oceans on supersonic passenger planes. Gone, all gone... On the other hand, I still can see in my mind a special issue of Life magazine from the 1960s, about the US space program, with a timeline of future milestones running across the bottom of several pages. It had men landing on Mars in 1980, if I recall correctly.
And the Space Shuttle. I think it was the most impressive technological feat I have seen, except perhaps for the outer planet probes. Not so much because of the things that it did, but because it worked the first time it was launched, even though it was an extremely complicated machine, completely different from any plane or spacecraft that was built before, and just at the edge of physical viability.
There are things that have more amazing technology in them, such as the modern integrated circuits; but they generally evolved a smal step at a time. Eevn Apollo 11 was only one step (not so small, granted) beyond the previosu flights. Not so the Space Shuttle...
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