There is a bet on Predyx about SN reaching 1.4M items in 2025 or not:
@denlillaapan is creating regular posts about how bad this bet is going for me:
- Stacker is DEAD—As Dead as Bitcoin!
- Bet Update—No Funny Title or Numerology Today
- The Dying Death Spasms of a Dead SN! Bet Update
- Bet Update: The "Yes" Men Are So Fucked
This is the latest chart:
I agree, it doesn't look good. But It's So Early, right?!
But it won't be so early forever. Therefore, I have decided that I can't sit back anymore and pretend like I don't feel like this:
But on the other hand, I haven't even started to do something about it. But today we will reclaim our homeworld like in this opening cinematic of Legacy of the Void:
Let's make @denlillaapan cry and the next chart look like this!
But @ek, you have just posted a bunch of memes and haven't explained at all what the bounty is about???
You are right! I got carried away. But the title already explains most of it:
- whoever has the most comments in this post wins
- deadline is on Monday, April 28, 0:00 UTC (timezone converter)
But wait! This isn't a winner takes all:
🥇 1st place gets 25k sats
🥈 2nd place gets 12.5k sats
🥉 3rd place gets 7.5k sats
4th place gets 5k sats
5th place gets 2.5k sats
everyone above 100 comments gets 1k sats
btw, we're also engaged since today, see #948336.
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A chicken once lived for 18 months without a head. Mike the chicken's incredible feat was recorded back in the 1940s in the USA. He survived as his jugular vein and most of his brainstem were left mostly intact, ensuring just enough brain function remained for survival. In the majority of cases, a headless chicken dies in a matter of minutes.
No number before 1,000 contains the letter A.
The Pope can’t be an organ donor.
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There were active volcanoes on the moon when dinosaurs were alive.
No human was there to witness em
Oooh..
Pff
he is here
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Humming
A cockroach can live for several mins without its head, too
Tug of war was in the Olympics from 1900 to 1920.
I can too
The world’s longest concert lasted 453 hours
really
Africa is the only continent in all four hemispheres.
Hipppaaaa
What!!
Yes
Stacker will be fine; question is, will the Stackers?!
yes they will
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I will be fine when I hit 100
so yo uare fine now ?
You have to see the simple truth: there is no 100
for him, yes
That’s the question
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Mahs
No question
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he is alive
Jesus?
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ek76How to verify your number: https://github.com/ekzyis/most-comments-wins
Previous leaderboard: #957155
It's cool to see all the SN celebrities together in one post.
800 comments coming up.
You can do it.
Just start typing 1 to 800 and you will only find out that you need 400 more, AT LEAST.
I will write an 800 word essay. One word per comment.
That would count you out of the spammers list here. You'll only get boos from the spammer brotherhood.
It was truly a tortoise and the hare situation. I started out hot but when I saw people were going to spam and send one character comments I knew I didn't have the stamina to survive.
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Still waiting...
Too late.. Or it's still early?
never too late
It's not too late but I have other things I would like to do between now and contest end.
Life is important, i know.
But for some days i m between brackets :P
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MY GOD, what a turnaround. And Novo is chasing; terrifyingly close
Watch out watch out. Novo running
Watch out your Uranus
it's hot (or should I say @OT?!)
Ahem!!
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in this moment ?
There are rocks on Earth that originated on Mars, a testament to the dynamic nature of the solar system.
Coollll
Do you have any?
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Chasing
No chasing. Only losing... Lol
Clearly
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Damn.... I take it easy for a few days and that's what happens....
What I feel too: like three thousand comments just out of the blue
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traffic posts
Print posts, not Money 💰
I missed the timing to do this.
Y'all are stacking free sats here on "most comment wins" and I wonder when I'm ever come out as the grand prize winner... hehehe
Well well, fun while it lasted
still going?
I think it's over, so hold your horses.
Yeah! So much fun it was
yeah, real fun
@ek, If we could get an update, that be great..
mmmkkay
Who won?
I think @Roll
congrats roll!
That we all wonder — ouh, so excited
Hope it wasn't you. Lol
I gave up the last couple of days
I gave up too. I'm hoping for a late count
... thanks -.-
I realized late what @grayruby was trying to say. I think I killed the fun for so many. Spamming definitely can make me win this, but what about others? I'm sure @ek wanted equal participation, but it turned out that spamming made newcomers scared, seeing that there was no way they could win this, and as a result, they left. I feel really bad rn. It's just four or five of us who are a big part of these 9.4k comments (right now as I write). I saw the first two or three leaderboards when this started, and I see that those who were ruling #1, #2, #3, and #4 respectively now don't hang around here because they cannot spam like I dk. I'll say they're the true winners. I'm sure they want to see SN having 1.4 million items in 2025, but not with "Moar," "same," and the stupid comments I made. I thought what I was doing was fun, but no, it ruined the fun for everyone else. I'm feeling a lot of guilt and dilemma now, like I spent time here to boost my count, but would it be wise to leave now because of this guilt? Also, this is near the end as well. CC: @denlillaapan, @OT
Totally.
This is a bit what i predicted, too. There's just no way efforts like these make SN better... or that ek, ostensibly in the game to grow SN and make it better, would keep supporting it.
It was the incentive, though, so can't really blame anyone
You're right I think. I should not think too much?
Think better, think more. <3
Love you man
wise words
it has to be done to improve it...
Sure?
IDK, it was a bit of fun. Fun because it was essentially trying to manipulate a bet and pretty much all rules had been thrown out the window.
I ended up having better things to do and so lost my place.
I also think newcomers could have ignored the whole thing pretty easily too.
I think you're right OT. I'm just thinking to much! Thanks
May be , next time, it could be good to change the rules:
-no "same, letter, ok,mouar....),
-non sense comments,
...
Hard to police, I suppose
only small pertinent post (historic, geography, astronomy, science, art, math, activities...) post
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TO ALL WHO WILL NOT WIN THIS!
It’s important to remember that not winning is a part of the process. Stay focused on the lessons you learn and the growth you experience. Success isn't solely defined by victory; it's about the effort you put in and how you respond to challenges. Keep pushing forward!
well said :)
😭 I won't win this. But push forward I will.
Per ardua ad astra.
next time you will
If you ate nothing but rabbit meat, you would die from protein poisoning.
Rabbit meat is extremely lean. Using it as a sole food source will leave you with too much protein and no fat, which is toxic for the body.
Thanks man
What he said
lol this reminds me about a random thread that i started on a local forum in 2004 and it went on for a bit less than 10years and got to 58k comments
lol
how long did it take to arrive to 58k ? and how many users ?
as i said the thread was open for almost 10years before it got locked. as for how many users I don't really remember. it was a tech forum in a country with less than 2million people in mid 2000s so not big by any standard :)
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Sleep literally cleanses your brain.
When we sleep, more cerebrospinal fluid flushes through the brain to wash away the day’s worth of harmful, excess proteins and toxins. Think about that on your next Netflix binge.
I will
Sudan has the most pyramids out of any country.
One of the mind-boggling fun facts: The plentiest pyramids in the world is not in Egypt! Instead, the record belongs to Sudan with 255 pyramids – which is twice the amount of the pyramids in Egypt.
That's legit crazy
The Lego Group is the most powerful brand in the world.
One of the most shocking fun facts: There are more Lego minifigures than all the people on Earth. Says a lot about your childhood toy.
Mr. and Mrs. came from the words master and mistress.
Mind? Blown. The first use of the abbreviated Mr. and Mrs. were traced to a letter written in the 1600s by an unknown R. P. addressed to William ffarington Esqu.
Where fun?
The tongue is the only muscle in the body attached from one end.
All other muscles are fully attached to bones and skin.
The human tongue has a unique surface pattern, much like fingerprints, which can be used for biometric identification. This "tongue print" is distinct for each individual and remains stable over time, making it a potential tool in security and healthcare applications. Additionally, the common belief that specific taste zones exist on the tongue (e.g., sweet at the tip) is a debunked myth—the entire tongue detects all basic tastes, though certain areas may have slight variations in sensitivity.
Noooooo @Aardvark
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The oldest living land animal on earth is a 192-year-old tortoise named Jonathan.
a Seychelles giant tortoise
k, what about the other planets?
Other planets? I don't think we've found any traces of life on other planets except Mars
yeah, you had the ultra important clarifier in there "on earth", so that got me wonderin' about the other planets. Duh
🤣🤣 yeah that clarifier was meaningless. Thanks
78% of NFL players undergo financial crisis by 2 years of retirement.
Upon retiring for 2 years, a majority of former NFL players undergo bankruptcy or financial crisis. The main culprits? Unemployment and divorc
Nah, probs not
The hardest bone in the human body is the femur.
It's a game for spammers!
Sorry but temporarily muting one or two.
it was my 1st participation for this kind of post and probably the last.
Sorry Man
Me? On list?
Unbelievable
I guess so many have muted me by now. Except you 🥺
Never, my friend. I'm here
thanks friend! You're the best
You could go to jail for collecting eagle feathers in the U.S.
Only official members of federally accepted Native American tribes can keep or collect eagle feathers. If a regular citizen had one, it would be illegal.
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What's lahb?
The Institute for the Advancement of Human Behavior
Hundreds of rare animals and plants thrive in the North Korea-South Korea border.
The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is 155 miles of untouched land that separates North and South Korea. In these heavily fortified fences, several endangered animal and plant species thrive. Ecologists identified around 2,900 plant species, 70 mammal species, and 320 bird species in this narrow buffer zone.
@Roll is in a roll.
What a literal shitshow this has become
We broke SN
lol same! I thought we got a Roll bug
The entire account is a bug
Yeah very buggy
Col
Pathetic
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Too pathetic.
i m a spammy morning
but
the db runs slow but strong :)
now i ve stopped
sorry guys
Thx! 🙏
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Keep those doggies rolling, Rawhide!
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He's the kid from Jerry Maguire with all of these useless facts
Tic Tacs got their name from the sound they make.
Ever shook a Tic Tac container out of boredom? You’d be surprised to know that the name Tic Tac comes from the tic-ing and tac-ing sound the candies make when tossed around in their container.
I should leave now. He won
Bye
It's so early to say bye
Size and Shape: Earth is the fifth largest planet in the solar system, with a radius of about 3,959 miles (6,371 kilometers). Its shape is not a perfect sphere but an ellipsoid, slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator.
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Surface: About 70% of Earth's surface is covered by water, mainly in the form of oceans, making it unique among the solar system's planets. The remaining 29% is land, which includes continents and islands.
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Toilet paper in France is generally pink.
What is usually found in our homes as a stark white is a lively pink for the French. Pink toilet paper is commonly found in the bathrooms and kitchens of France as a regional preference. In the 1950’s, colored toilet paper was also the rave in the U.S. however, health and safety concerns over the dye caused it to be discontinued in the early ‘2000s.
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Four out of the ten largest statues in the world are of Buddhas.
Out of the 130 largest statues in the world, China has the most at 35 statues. This is followed by India at 25 statues. It’s no surprise that a chunk of these 130 statues depict Buddha who originated from India and one of the main religions in China. The Spring Temple Buddha in the Lushan county of Henan, China stands at 128 m (420 ft) and is the second-largest statue in the whole world.
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Squeaky floors were the best home security in 17th century Japan.
You’d expect Japanese feudal lords to live in pristine houses with the sturdiest materials – and that is mostly true, save for their squeaky, creaky floors. Nightingale floors were flooring systems that “chirped” when somebody walked on it. They were installed in temples and palaces to alert of intruders. The floors were built in a way that the flooring nails rub against jackets or clamps, causing squeaking noises.
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Artificial banana flavoring is based on an extinct banana.
You may notice that your banana-flavored food products don’t taste quite like the real thing. This is because commercially-used banana flavoring is based on a type of banana that got wiped out by a plague in the 1950’s.
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Half of all bank robberies in the U.S. are done on a Friday.
According to 2011 government statistics, bank robberies in the U.S. take place most often in mid-morning, on Fridays and in the southern and western states. Out of the total stolen US$43 million in 2011, only a measly US$8 million was recovered.
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Tinder made its first match in Antarctica in 2014.
Tinder made its first match on the continent of Antarctica in 2014. The match in question was between two research scientists. You could pretty much find a match for you anywhere with these new dating apps.
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Like fingerprints, everyone's tongue print is different.
One of the more mind-blowing fun facts: no two tongue prints are alike. The use of tongue prints as a forensic identifier began fairly recently.
Atmosphere: Earth's atmosphere is composed of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and trace amounts of other gases like argon and carbon dioxide. This atmosphere protects life by absorbing harmful solar radiation and reducing temperature extremes between day and night.
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The Big Ben in London is leaning so much that the incline is visible to the naked eye.
Weathering has not been kind to the Big Ben. Experts estimate that it will have the same incline as the Leaning Tower of Pisa in 4,000 years.
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The national animal of Scotland is the Unicorn.
One of the fun facts that’ll make you feel like we’re pulling your leg: the unicorn is officially Scotland’s national animal. The unicorn is the Celtic symbol of purity, innocence, masculinity, and power. Considering the fact that people believed they were real for around 2,500 years, there’s no wondering why the official coat of arms of the United Kingdom features a unicorn.
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February used to be the last month of the year.
We may know January and February as the first two months of the year, but these months were actually the last couple of months added to the Gregorian calendar. Before, the Roman calendar only recognized 10 months. However, the winter period was measured in these two months – making February the last month of the calendar. This is also why February has the shortest number of days in a month.
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Shoe shops used X-Ray machines to measure shoe sizes.
Way before radiation was fully understood, shoe shops measured sizes through X-rays in the 1940s.
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If you make $1 every second, it will take you 2,921 years to be richer than Bill Gates.
At a net worth of US$110 million, Microsoft founder Bill Gates consistently topped the world’s richest billionaires for 18 years. He was dethroned only recently by the founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezos.
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Give a discount for a territory and I will bring Russian Bitcoin channel from telegram.
Moon Trees are a thing.
No, it’s not another edgy underground indie band, but one of the endless fun facts about plants: Moon trees were sprouted from tree seeds that were flown to the moon, then planted in the Earth. 500 seeds were taken from 5 different seed types to orbit around the moon. They were later planted around the U.S. and a few other countries.
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Nice
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In a conversation, each speaker’s “turn” is 2 seconds, with intervals between turns only 200 milliseconds.
According to experts, this model is nearly universal in terms of conversations.
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A filmmaker once created a 10-hour “film” of paint drying.
One of the pettiest yet wittiest fun facts: To protest high tariffs, filmmaker Charlie Lyne submitted a 10-hour “movie” of drying white paint to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC). The board had to watch Paint Drying in its entirety – all 10 hours and 7 minutes of it.
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Despite the name, Thomas’ Breads English Muffins aren’t British; the product was invented in the U.S.
During the first 5 months of Pokémon Go, gaming-related accidents increased by 26.5%.
People may joke about Pokemon Go bringing world peace, but the game was actually doing quite the opposite. Upon the first few months of its release, Pokemon Go-related casualties included 2 deaths and $25.5 million in property damages.
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sorry guys, this morning i woke up and wanted to check the number and @Coinsreporter worked very hard during my night time. So , the only solution, i found was a spam attitude. (i m again sorry for the trouble, latence, disturbing, anoying, useless and so on .... )
node nreplies.js roll
fetching all comments of last week for user roll ... 1595
filtering by root.id = 948515 ... 1553
roll has 1553 replies in item 948515
node nreplies.js Coinsreporter
fetching all comments of last week for user Coinsreporter ... 1594
filtering by root.id = 948515 ... 1435
Coinsreporter has 1435 replies in item 948515
Youhooo messages were worst
Pathetic
agree
thks to remind me :)
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The hardest bone in the human body is the femur.
According to Pollstar’s 40th anniversary edition in 2022, the top three touring acts by number of tickets sold in those 40 years of charting the live entertainment industry are U2, the Dave Matthews Band and The Rolling Stones, in that order.
SPAM, usually rendered as Spam, was introduced to the market in 1937, its name a portmanteau for spiced ham.
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We broke SN notifications, @ek.
So, first three posts here by @NovaRift are in a bigger font and I can't click on them. Last one is normal, and clicking it takes me to the post.
The hardest bone in the human body is the femur.
False
He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” —Friedrich Nietzsche
Thanks for the report!
He's using Markdown to create a bigger font and we interpret it as a chapter title which are clickable itself, so it overrides the click to go to the comment.
Example:
# This will render like thisThis will render like thisThis will render like this
If you click on the time, you should be able to visit the comment.
cheers
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I should not use it @ek?
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it seems so
Yahoooo... Buggyy?
the Lady :P
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what a gesture :)
Oh man, I just realized that it would've been fun to bet on who wins this, but too late for that now.
no need
Yeah.. or maybe not? You can still start.
indeed ha can
You can still start.
yes he can
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@ek, If we could get an update, that be great..
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phat irony
I really don't understand predyx. Can't lose to things I can't understand lol
Come, my friends
Tis not too late to seek a newer world
Push off, and sitting well in order smite
The sounding furrows; for my purpose holds
To sail beyond the sunset and the baths Of all the western stars, until I die.
---Alfred Lord Tennyson
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or not
still out there
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Since we're just posting random shit, I might as well post ref links to my own shit
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Good idea spemmer
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I'm ret..
Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well.” —Josh Billings
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We know
This dude told me..
The Dude ?
Dudee
i do not know him
really
Not really
did you ask ?
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I'm blue
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and living in a mushroom city
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the best part is I'm only ever spending shitcoin-credits: paying shit to post shit, on absolute shit. What a shitfest
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In the mid-1990s, the mailing list became a tool for prank mailbombing. Trolls would subscribe unsuspecting victims to the list, flooding their inboxes with hundreds of daily messages debating encryption algorithms, libertarian politics, and abstract rants about digital privacy. One sysop joked that the deluge of messages-often including heated arguments about PGP keys or rants against the NSA-was so overwhelming that recipients would beg to be unsubscribed. The chaos forced the list’s administrators to implement a "reply-to-subscribe" system to deter mischief-makers.
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The list’s name itself was a playful jab-coined by Jude Milhon during an early meeting by mashing "cipher" with "cyberpunk." Members embraced the term, even as outsiders often misheard it as "cyberpunks" or "cipher punks" (leading to confused questions about whether they were hacking gangs or punk bands).
The absurdity peaked when debates about anonymous remailers or digital cash would spiral into Shakespearean flame wars, with members using encryption jargon as verbal weaponry. One archived thread shows a user sarcastically proposing to "encrypt my cat" to prove a point about privacy-a nod to the list’s blend of tech idealism and chaotic humor.
It was digital rebellion meets inbox terrorism, proving even privacy activists couldn’t escape internet trolls.
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Air is the mixture of gases that makes up Earth's atmosphere, surrounding the planet's surface and held by gravity. It consists primarily of:
Nitrogen (N₂): about 78.08% by volume
Oxygen (O₂): about 20.95% by volume
Argon (Ar): approximately 0.93%
Carbon dioxide (CO₂): around 0.04%
Trace amounts of other gases such as neon, helium, methane, krypton, and hydrogen.
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In addition to these permanent gases, air contains variable amounts of water vapor, averaging about 1% at sea level but ranging from nearly 0% to over 3% depending on humidity and temperature. Water vapor plays a crucial role in weather and climate by forming clouds and precipitation and acting as a greenhouse gas.
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Air also contains suspended particles known as aerosols, including dust, pollen, sea spray, and human-made pollutants, which affect air quality and weather phenomena.
The atmosphere acts as a protective shield by:
Blocking harmful ultraviolet radiation from the Sun via the ozone layer
Moderating Earth's temperature through the greenhouse effect
Protecting the surface from meteoroids
Redistributing heat and moisture globally through air currents.
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The composition of air has changed over Earth's history due to volcanic activity, biological evolution (notably photosynthesis increasing oxygen), and more recently, human activities causing climate change and pollution.
In summary, air is a vital, dynamic mixture of gases and particles essential for life, climate regulation, and environmental processes on Earth.
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Late to the party but I want to do my part.
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” —Albert Einstein
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99 to go..
around i will say
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There’s a planet mostly made from diamond. Called 55 Cancri e, it's around twice the size of Earth and some 40 light-years away from us within the Cancer constellation.
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The 1993 Cypherpunk Manifesto by Eric Hughes also offers a snapshot of the movement’s ethos. Hughes famously declared:
"Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age… We cannot expect governments, corporations, or other large, faceless organizations to grant us privacy… We must defend our own privacy if we expect to have any."
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What Is Fire?
Fire is the rapid oxidation of a fuel in an exothermic chemical process known as combustion, which releases heat, light, and various reaction products. The visible effect of this process-the flame-is produced when the fuel reaches its ignition point and combusts with oxygen in the air.
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The Fire Triangle
Three elements are essential for fire to occur, often referred to as the "fire triangle":
Fuel: Any combustible material (solid, liquid, or gas)
Oxygen: Usually from the air
Heat: Sufficient to reach the fuel’s ignition temperature
If any one of these elements is removed, the fire will extinguish.
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Chemical Process
During combustion:
The fuel is heated until it releases gases (if it’s not already a gas).
These gases react with oxygen, producing new molecules (mainly carbon dioxide and water vapor) and releasing energy as heat and light.
The process is self-sustaining as long as enough heat, fuel, and oxygen are present.
The basic combustion equation is:
fuel+oxygen→carbon dioxide+water+heat
Incomplete combustion can produce other byproducts, such as carbon monoxide.
Characteristics of Flames
Flames are the most visible part of fire and consist of hot gases.
Their color and intensity depend on the type of fuel and the composition of surrounding gases.
At high temperatures, gases may become ionized, forming plasma.
Flame temperatures vary: a candle burns at 800–1000°C, while oxy-acetylene flames can exceed 3000°C.
Types of Fire
Fires are classified based on the type of fuel involved:
Class Fuel Type Examples Extinguishing Method
A Solid organic material Wood, paper, fabric Water
B Flammable liquids Gasoline, oil, alcohol Foam, powder, CO₂
C Flammable gases Propane, methane, natural gas CO₂, dry powder, cut supply
Effects and Uses
Positive Effects:
Stimulates plant growth and maintains ecological balance
Used by humans for cooking, heating, signaling, propulsion, smelting, and waste disposal
Negative Effects:
Can cause destruction to life and property, atmospheric pollution, and water contamination
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What Is the Universe?
The universe is everything that exists: all of space and time, and everything contained within them. This includes all matter and energy, from the smallest subatomic particles to the largest galactic structures, as well as the physical laws that govern them.
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Galaxies and Stars: The universe contains billions of galaxies, each with millions or billions of stars. Our own galaxy, the Milky Way, is just one among at least 100 billion in the observable universe.
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Planets and Moons: Most stars have planets (exoplanets) orbiting them, and these planets may have their own moons.
Where do hamburgers go dancing? They go to the meat-ball.
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Apparently, you can’t use “beef stew” as a password. It’s not stroganoff.
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Why couldn’t the leopard play hide and seek? Because he was always spotted.
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Why did the drum take a nap? It was beat.
In 1992, May read his "Crypto Anarchist Manifesto" at the founding meeting of the Cypherpunks, a group of privacy activists who believed cryptography could dismantle state power. The manifesto, written in 1988, predicted anonymous digital markets and untraceable currencies-ideas that seemed outlandish at the time but later materialized in Bitcoin and Silk Road.
A telling moment occurred during the "BlackNet" thought experiment May proposed: an anonymous, encrypted marketplace for trading secrets (e.g., corporate data, government leaks). He joked that even the plans for BlackNet itself could be sold on BlackNet-a self-referential paradox highlighting crypto-anarchy’s potential for chaotic, self-sustaining systems.
Years later, May grew disillusioned with the "crypto hype" of the 2010s, quipping that Bitcoin enthusiasts had strayed from the original anti-state vision. He once compared modern crypto projects to "barbed wire"-a metaphor from his manifesto for systems that restrict freedom-ironic, since he’d initially used "barbed wire" to represent government control that cryptography would cut through.
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Another lighthearted story involves a neighbor playing loud music late at night, so a friend plugged his device into their shared wall outlet and hit the button to briefly cut the power, effectively silencing the music without confrontation.
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In 1892, steel workers at Carnegie’s Homestead plant clashed with Henry Clay Frick, who was determined to break their union. Goldman and Berkman, radical anarchists running an ice cream shop in Massachusetts, saw the strike as a catalyst for revolution. Berkman attempted to assassinate Frick, shooting him twice in the neck. Frick survived, and Berkman was sentenced to 22 years in prison. The botched attack backfired spectacularly: public sympathy shifted against the strikers, and the union was crushed. Goldman later wrote that Berkman’s act of “propaganda by the deed” became a cautionary tale about the risks of isolated violence.
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For a darker example: Luigi Galleani’s followers in the early 1900s were notorious for bombings. After one failed plot, bomb-maker Carlo Buda quipped, “You heard Galleani speak, and you were ready to shoot the first policeman you saw.” This zeal led to the 1920 Wall Street bombing, which killed 38 people and marked the peak of anarchist violence in the U.S..
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Another striking anecdote involves David Graeber, an anarchist anthropologist and Occupy Wall Street organizer. During early planning meetings in 2011, Graeber and fellow activists rejected traditional protest structures. Instead of marching with banners, they sat in a circle at Bowling Green Park, debating leaderless organizing. This informal group-composed of anarchists, Zapatista sympathizers, and squatters-became the nucleus of Occupy, which popularized the slogan “We Are the 99%.” Graeber later reflected on the irony of journalists turning to him (a theorist) to explain the “leaderless” movement.
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