h a l f b a k e r yContrary to popular belief
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warpie
bitcoin style global share in intergallatic motor development | |
Even just for the novelty value, having a few warpies in
coin draw will bring a glow in your heart when the FTL
magic trick is finally designed and built.
The warpie is a purchased coin which generates funds
that
go to a global organisation that will research and build an
engine to get
humanity into the stars. Hopefully before
we
wreck the place too badly.
This organisation should be able draw from people and
resources all around the world in a common united goal if
we don't bicker about what colour the engine is going to
be.
If the organisation does work out a physical process and
becomes financially rich, warpies could be resold back to
the organisation.
Initial prizes of warpies would be for organisation name
and form/shape of coin.
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The best way to go is nuclear (sp?) explosions and shock absorbers. |
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Anything else is theoretical physics you will be sponsoring. |
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Sponsoring theoretical physics is a good thing. |
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// The best way to go is nuclear explosions and shock
absorbers. Anything else is theoretical physics // |
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Until somebody builds a full-scale working Orion drive, that
too is theoretical physics. |
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Anyway, didn't Bitcoin just implode or something? This idea
seems rather like tossing money into a black hole... |
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Maybe sell something of use like a can opener or radiation detector. Coin and stamp collecting is dying a bit as the internet fills the niche people and places us nerds are curious about. |
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Since light is a messenger, it would be nice to have some scientific instruments do a run outside our light cone, looking at the universe from another one. Just to check. |
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