SETI Needs Your Help to Resume Search for Extraterrestrial Life
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#12Okay now only $1,933 after my donation. :) The Sooner we can get of this planet the better.
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#13(This is an honest question.)
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#15Okay now only $1,933 after my donation. :) The Sooner we can get of this planet the better.
This does virtually nothing to get us off the planet. Yes, I can construct a lengthy chain of events whereby a discovery that wouldn't have happened without this donation encourages us to further our space program, but just mailing money to Burt Rutan is more likely to have a direct result.
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#16Funding successful!
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#17Do they accept bitcoin?
Can you buy anything with bitcoins other than drugs right now? edit: I know someone will roll their eyes at this comment and proceed to defend bitcoin, but seriously - what can SETI buy with bitcoins that's useful to them? And "anything people are willing to sell, man, it's just a currency!" is a trivial answer.
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#19Do they accept bitcoin?
Can you buy anything with bitcoins other than drugs right now? edit: I know someone will roll their eyes at this comment and proceed to defend bitcoin, but seriously - what can SETI buy with bitcoins that's useful to them? And "anything people are willing to sell, man, it's just a currency!" is a trivial answer.
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#20Has SETI actually found anything scientifically useful? (This is an honest question.)
Plus, I'm inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt because they're asking for an amount of money ($200k) that, by the standards of scientific research grants, is extremely small, so it's not taking a huge risk.