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Millennium problems prizes be like (N-S, P=NP, Riemann): if this isn't real, life makes little to no sense... Please, confute it.
This is funny because in $BTC wp it sounds like Satoshi got exactly hurt by that
there's a billion dollar opportunity in crypto that no one is building:
a blockchain where stablecoin payments can be disputed, chargebacked, or reversed.
everyone talks about stablecoins replacing Visa because they’re instant, cheaper, and global.
but a huge part of Visa’s value is the system that protects buyers and merchants when something goes wrong:
> chargebacks
> refunds + returns
> fraud protection
> dispute resolution
> buyer protection
> merchant protection
stablecoin payments don’t have any of that.
once you send the money, the transaction is final and irreversible. if the merchant never ships, sends the wrong product, or scams you, there’s no dispute process to get your money back.
that’s one of the biggest things holding stablecoins back from being adopted in everyday commerce.
someone needs to build a payment network specifically around this problem:
> consumers pay merchants in stablecoins
> buyers can file disputes if something goes wrong
> merchants can respond to those claims
> a governing layer decides when funds should be returned
you still get instant, cheap, global payments, but now with the consumer protections people already expect from card networks like Visa.
Ethereum is special because it is the only thing that two opposing nation-states can use.
China would never use the US’s blockchain, and the US would never use China’s blockchain.
So a neutral substrate must emerge to house the global digital economy.
& that’s Ethereum.
We're hosting a meme contest!
Your meme can be about quantum biology, life in the field, the research, the terminology, trying to explain quantum biology to other people… basically, if the joke lands somewhere in the quantum biology universe, it counts.
The details:
- Anyone can enter (+ AI-generated/assisted submissions are allowed)
- Your submission(s) should include a visual element, like an image, GIF, or short video
- You can submit up to 3 memes
- Community voting starts September 28
🏆 Winner gets $50, and five runner-ups get $10.
📅 Deadline: Friday, September 25 at 11:59pm PST.
To submit, join our Discord at quantumbiology.community and head to the "meme-contest" channel.
Full details are there + feel free to DM if you have questions 🫡
so we're at the final part of the macrocycle where funds bury money under the last scams and meta completely switches?
$btc up on a friday for market close?
(Alien Mask) Neville Nakamoto ((gNome pIllar)) retweeted
In case you missed it yesterday, our talk from Dr. Michal Cifra (@mcer33) is now available to watch.
Michal presented his work on how external electric fields can affect protein structure, dynamics, interactions, and function, followed by a community Q&A.
Watch the full video >> youtu.be/5ZRIpF0qlhU?si=jThn…
5h to 20s we should do same caloric deficit for how much AI can spend
youtube.com/shorts/iySQNsNGD…
(Alien Mask) Neville Nakamoto ((gNome pIllar)) retweeted
Starting in ONE HOUR! ⚡
Dr. Michal Cifra will be joining the Quantum Biology DAO to discuss how external electric fields can affect proteins - all are welcome to join!
Join through zoom HERE >> us06web.zoom.us/j/8265959785…
And if you want to check out Michal and colleagues’ recent review, "The effects of external electric fields on proteins" >> pubs.rsc.org/cs/article/55/1…
What happens when you apply an electric field to a protein?
On September 14th at 7:45am PT/ 10:45am ET, Dr. Michal Cifra will join the Quantum Biology DAO for a live presentation on electric field effects on proteins, followed by a Q&A.
@mcer33 is the Head of the Bioelectrodynamics Research Team and a Senior Scientist at the Institute of Photonics and Electronics of the Czech Academy of Sciences. His research sits at the intersection of physics, engineering, and biology, with a particular focus on electromagnetic interactions with biological systems.
His talk will build on his team’s recent Chemical Society Reviews paper, looking at how electric fields interact with proteins and what research tells us about their potential effects on protein structure, dynamics, interactions, and function.
Join us in the Quantum Biology DAO Discord for the presentation and Q&A >> quantumbiology.community
(Alien Mask) Neville Nakamoto ((gNome pIllar)) retweeted
People still say "philosophy grads are unemployable". Meanwhile in the real world...
ALT advert from Resolution for "Research scientist (Philosophy)" with compensation $236K-$930K.
Navier-Stokes blowup representation instagram.com/reel/DdPikVZsk…
(Alien Mask) Neville Nakamoto ((gNome pIllar)) retweeted
The German startup Magnotherm is pioneering a new type of cooling technology: Instead of compressing a refrigerant gas, as usual, their fridges use metals that heat up in magnetic fields and cool when the field is removed. This can effectively be used to move the heat from one location (eg inside the fridge) to another (outside the fridge).
The idea itself is not new, it goes back to the 19th century, but Magnotherm is the first to make the step to commercial use. Earlier this year, they announced that the German supermarket chain REWE will deploy their new fridges in 10 stores. The company says their system uses 15% less electricity and avoids harmful chemicals. The technology can in principle also be used for air conditioning, but so far no one has developed a prototype.
Website: magnotherm.com/
More info: naturalrefrigerants.com/news…
Image: Magnotherm's magnetic coolant. Credit: Magnotherm.
(Alien Mask) Neville Nakamoto ((gNome pIllar)) retweeted
BTW, in the real world fluids can't accelerate to infinite speeds because of special relativity.
(Alien Mask) Neville Nakamoto ((gNome pIllar)) retweeted
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(Alien Mask) Neville Nakamoto ((gNome pIllar)) retweeted
AI: finds finite time blow up across a forced navier stokes.
humans: this has no relevance whatsoever to physics. this is unimportant.
me: can we use vortex channels as structural material. can we use vortex channels as mass cyclonic separation. can we use vortex channels for MHD generators. can we use vortex channels for power and for sheer energy concentration. can we use vortex channels for plasma structural material. can we use vortex channels for gas structural material?
AI: you're absolutely right! 💈
