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IXxXI

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    Comment #34058793

    Hopefully his Tor investment does better than his NFTs.

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    Comment #34057598

    Too ambitious for a nation that cant fix inflation or deploy high speed rail on native soil.

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    Comment #33892998

    There have been chat bots like chatgpt since the AOL days in the smarter child bot. The basic underlying technology is near to 20 years old in the internet era. https://en.wikipedi…

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    Comment #33770258

    Binance is pushing for global crypto regulation, which no one wants or supports. They also have a guilt by association issue due to them being closely affiliated with FTX. Their fr…

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    Comment #33770243

    Open source is known for having less bugs and vulnerabilities per line of code in comparison to proprietary software. This was one of the main reasons behind mass migrations away f…

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    Comment #33122971

    If parents cannot monitor children 24/7. Roblox and internet platforms should not be expected to either.

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    Comment #33068886

    There have been many studies over the years done on bitcoin's impact on the environment. Everything published about bitcoin's alleged threat to the planet, take into account none o…

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    Comment #33039930

    If ISP's become liable for content posted by end users. It sets the stage for large numbers of private citizens being banned by ISP's for publishing certain types of content.

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    Comment #32885768

    If I was Elon with $44 billion to burn. Would have bought a brand new semiconductor foundry instead.

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    Comment #32885556

    Eagles can only cover 199.9 miles without resting. The trip to Mt. Doom ws 200 miles.

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    Comment #32885342

    Space junk in orbit is much more accessible than the nearest asteroid. Its also far easier to recycle and salvage than refining raw ore.

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    Comment #32859055

    Most europeans prefer to forget the eurofighter typhoon exists for a reason.

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    Comment #32858603

    Aspiring asteroid miners should start with space junk in orbit.

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    Comment #32820129

    How would it affect states like texas with large crypto mining industries powered by wind farms.

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    Comment #32758077

    No data backups of the blockchain could be found?

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    Comment #32723135

    The internet's capacity to move large segments of data quickly around the world is the lifeline that makes globalization possible. Remove that and the dream of global markets have …

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    Comment #32723106

    Mining the moon could create micro imbalances which would negatively affect its trajectory and orbit.

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    Comment #32628119

    Powered by climate change friendly wind farms.

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    Comment #32196253

    Last I checked, solar panels are manufactured from refined silicon which is derived from sand. It can be recycled and used for a variety of applications.

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    Comment #32144003

    > Isn't that the opposite of what you want? Like... crumple zones? If its the same design as the original failed aptera the shell is carbon fiber. There is a big question as to who…

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    Comment #29974846

    Desalinate and pump rising sea levels into terraforming desert regions of the planet. Millions of acres of additional forest will do all the co2 capturing for us.

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    Comment #29877376

    Norway has a small population of only 5 million. And shouldn't be compared to larger nations with greater populations. Norway doesn't scale.

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    Comment #29782448

    Are there symptoms of low testosterone in men? I wonder if its more common than we realize.

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    Comment #29702227

    Exactly what I was going to say. Thanks.