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I'm surprised about the structural cracks but probably shouldn't be considering concrete usually needs rebar. Poor insulation is easier to understand.
Assuming Agora hasn't done their own research on donation amounts and conversion rates, why don't they copy the usual donation screen one would find with big name charities? You know, the screen with a grid of pre-selected amounts, even challenging the donor to go big with $500 or $1000 worth.
Also is it possible to donate with Lightning?
If you're going to invest, invest in #1. That's not Blue Origin.
Could it be at some point in the future? Anything's possible but the lead is at least 5 years given the combination of infrastructure, demand, and track record.
I'm curious why portable solar panels would have any impact. Everyone but the fire department wants more storage in the system. Main thing is we need more production to satisfy the unrelenting demand for electricity.
Wondering what nonsense hoops Prime Trust had to jump through for that wonderful endorsement by the State of Nevada.
Infinite black market possibilities. World reserve currency? How about Universe reserve currency. Asteroid mining goldpocalypse. Hell even if value is created in fiat terms, the smart money will continue to stack.
Is there one you'd recommend? In my experience it's easy to get lost personally or as a project trying out these decentralized options. Stackers of course are good with trade-offs.
Rather than take on the admin burden of running your own forgejo, gitlab, etc I'd recommend people check out Codeberg. It's a German non-profit with transparency and a great community.
Two things. Obviously authorities will use this to assert even more surveillance and control on digital devices but it's also highlighting the struggle for power between corporations and governments.
At least in theory governments should represent the people, while corporations don't do that. So ideally yes AI should be regulated by governments, but many of them are always on the back foot when it comes to technology. Jurisdictions are also played against one another.
I don't think anyone has the oversight and courage to bring these companies in line except maybe China.
The only good thing about cancer is that it's an experience many people share. Medicine is making good progress but of course it's a multifaceted world under that word, cancer. I wish Gigi peace as he and his family deal with the inevitable. For the rest of us, it's a reminder that life is short and default human behavior is to take health for granted. I'd better get to the gym.
Probably the collapse of civilization. I mean a determined vendor can already do it, but there are a lot of hoops to jump through as generally hostile governments won't voluntarily cede the power to steal from their populace via inflation. In short, it's better to stack than to focus too much on commerce.
Farmers are always looking for cheaper and more comprehensive ways to manage their livestock. The tech gets cheaper and the herd none smarter.
This is good for Bitcoin because Elon is the most likely person in the world to deploy capital in the real world. That means inflation as his dollars chase quantities of goods and services that cannot be provided fast enough.
The privacy cost is the main issue. Doubt it'll be worth it but if it made sense I'd probably take a week to figure out how to do it safely.