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Most of them [exchanges]]will have tagged stolen coins from known hacks so when they are deposited the account is flagged/locked.

Tumblers/mixers are the most likely place to pick these up.

Very, very happy for you!

Are there any applications for polymagnets in what you are doing?

Negative

Mark is out on bail... But I'm sure his inbox is full (if he's even allowed to use a computer at this point).

Your next best bet would be Jesse Powell of Kraken, I believe he's the one in charge of the bankruptcy.

Sorry for your losses.

I've thought about it like this for the last couple of years: Finding a good partner is the most important decision you can make. After all of the promotions and successful business deals/ventures, if you fail to do so, chances are you'll lose ~50%. Easier said than done though.

I think most people understand your last point as you meant it, but Democracy and communism are Apples and Oranges.

Hi, I'm Ashley Barr. (I'll prove it if necessary, but the tracks to this username have already been proved out by the bitcoin community) This is pretty vivid summary. I didn't actually know that most of what I provided was already in the public record. The reason I'm commenting is that I'm hoping to get more eyeballs on my original AMA, regarding Edit 3. Cheers for your insights, I learned a little too.

Have you considered doing a fecal transplant?

Such awesome. Wow.

Maybe too late but

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Stupid question, but couldn't a quad-copter basically accomplish all of this by using roters that change their axis?

Well, they look to have failed out of the gate. Why would Joe Nobody want to use "Dark Wallet". . Rename it, and you'll have a better chance.

It's a great question, and one I'm pretty optimistic about us getting right.

Take Open Source Ecology for example. They're making the Global Village Construction set, a collection of Open Source machines that cost a fraction of what proprietary solutions do today. I think the impact of what they are enabling is hugely catalyzing towards that end (post-scarcity communism [collective ownership of capital). To the uninitiated, it it might sound like they are do-gooders just trying to make cheap machinery available for developed regions, but in reality the kind of people who will benefit immediately are other engineers. The more these engineers are liberated by the technical/economical advances of the GVCS, the more time they'll have to put back into into the project. I can already imagine the first few small semi-sustainable towns popping up, packed with engineers, ideally mushrooming into the kind of ending Manna so wonderfully illustrated.

The more collaboration we see around giving people the technologies they need to look after themselves/family/community, the less likely we'll be living in a capitalist-dystopia.

For me personally, if I was given the option between being a billionaire and being able to have everything that I want, or helping to actively build with others towards a future where we can all get what we want... I know I'd have to go with the latter.