Flat Earthers believe the Earth is flat because deep down in their hearts they want it to be true and they don't want to accept that they are tiny unimportant beings in an enourmous universe.
So now flat earthers believe that there is an aether? lol
Wow that's a great compilation of a bunch of idiots! Always great for a laugh.
Shitcoins are good, just immediately turn them into BCH or CET or something else
AquaticApe, that seems like proof of round/sphere earth? models of flat earth I've seen have the sun as a spotlight & it would never cross any horizons?
Yes, it truly is one of the best proofs of a round Earth
@CryptoShoppe, the Core devs have openly said that small transactions should never be on-chain, so this image is not even quite that wrong
"acceleration of density separation" ... what?
@endangeredcucumber well it seems like the payouts are not consistent though, so I wouldn't put too much into CET, who knows how long this is gonna work
Barricade nobody can really answer that question
Jared, please do a bit more research. Steven Greer is speaking half truths, some of which are backed up but many of which are invented. To understand that phenomenon you have to read many sources.
Have more than you show, speak less than you know.
Attack on Titan I really like, a dark, disturbing but also very interesting story. One Punch Man is also very funny and entertaining.
I have accumulated a decent amount of CET for fun and got some nice bit of money. Do I understand it correctly that your profits will go down over time though since more CET is being mined?
You mean there is an Earth that orbits on the exact same path at the same speed and is always at the exact opposite position of the sun? LOL
Without hashpower you are no threat to Bitcoin
This is one of the stupidest threads I've ever seen
Pedantic wtf is wrong with you
That video is impossible on a flat Earth
The best way to get rich is travel back in time to 2010 and get some Bitcoins
@TrashPosterInTheDark you can prove that the Earth is round, see here:
Okay but Proof of Work doesn't function in more complicated real world scenarios. Maybe in a 100-200 years we are digitalized enough where this works. Now you need someone to look over it.
