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  • Hannah Dugan 2028

  • So...kinda yes?

  • Wouldn't the box forever be outside the black hole... as in just on the surface as it would need to exceed the speed of light in order to actually enter the event horizon?...or is that our of date knowledge?

  • Homes have already been sold using this tech... for several years. Good thing about it is you don't have to use it at all.

  • Smart contacts are exactly for that. They can automate various processes, including payments, data recording, asset transfers, all as long as the pre-defined conditions are met. There will still be things third parties need to do but not everything. Especially proof of ownership or fractional ownership with complex conditions. Very expensive ot just not possible using third parties.

  • NfTs were supposed to very boring, like selling a house with a smart contract eliminating much of what a title company and other middlemen do reducing fees and paperwork(already been happening for the last 3 years). Or gaining control of your own health records instead of a third party for-profit company. This could allow you to be the only person who gives insurance companies or health providers or courts permission to view your records and no one is making money off the transaction as they normally do right now in some companies database.

  • You are saying there is no use for non fungible tokens but there is and you will eventually see it in the real world(not collectibles) it just takes a while for new tech to be adopted by old industries afraid of change for the better(mainly more secure)

  • If you could replace certain expensive and time cosuming bureaucracy that would save time and money and fight corruption and identity theft I think that would be well worth it.

  • NFT was SUPPOSED to just be a cheap and safe non-editable contact type thing that you can make with someone so that there can be no dispute as it's fixed and unique. Then it turned into monkeys and that's all it's known for now.

  • Those are just large fields of murdered line people. Tragic we play games on those crime scenes.

  • Companies censor ideas all the time. McDonald's employees don't tell their customers how ugly they are... it's against company policy. Youtube is a company that can implement whatever company policies they like and if you don't like it you can go somewhere else.

  • Oh I mean once you serve two consecutive terms then you could not run again. That would be the amendment change Trump would try to pass.

  • The law will be no more than "two consecutive terms" so no.

  • What if you just don't use copilot? I have 11 and I just simply haven't touched that button in the two years I've had it. So it seems you can like it and use it or not like it and not use it.

  • Since categorizing something as a planet means nothing then traditionalist is the only way to go. If Mercury is in the same category as Jupiter and a sudden orbit change can mean a thing might no longer be called a planet then there is no scientific value in calling things planets. They are just traditional names given to fairly random objects like constellations.

  • A Gun

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  • That's silly, you shoot them BEFORE they approach the gun as a deterrent for maximum safety.

  • So... he is a good landlord?

  • My guess is robe crimes

  • Mercury's apparent size in the sky when close to us is about twice the size as when mercury is in the other side of the sun from us. So mercury would appear about 75% the size it is in this photo of it were next to the sun (so about the same distance away as the sun is).