Oh, look, the corn is rising again ð
The soul is of course immortal. All souls are equally old. Some have more games in hand. All belong to the Creator. The ones you call NPCs are just dormant having their freewill denied, ironically by themselves. They'll wake up eventually so don't be mean to them for they don't understand what they are doing.
Prometheus stole the fire from the gods and gave it to the humans. Management thought this was reckless and punished him accordingly. Tight to a rock and had his liver eaten by an eagle daily. The liver grew back over night. The liver symbolizes the soul.
Apparently at the shop up top. First time I'm seeing this display for dollars.
First I was like wow the temporary inflation is no joke. Then I was ok maybe Jack had it on and it was some kind of auction.
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Not necessarily. The ancient Greek schools were interested in sporting activities. Although after the children turned 18y, the focus in the gymnasiums was more or less directed for military purposes. I imagine there was little choice once you grow up in a city which is constantly attacked by rival cities.
Both were, but for some you needed more than one case of floppy disks. It was a tragedy when they broke down after many uses.
Command and Conquer was my favorite back then. Duke Nukem was fun with the cheat codes though, especially at the strip club. ð
Just to be clear, I meant professional sports in regard to betting activities which forever altered the competitions. Ffs, even chess is rigged now. However, sports as a leisure and a way to transform the body is still great. You ever wonder why rugby is originally played 15 vs 15 and football (soccer) 11 vs 11? Although modern sports are the equivalent of bread and circus, there are still valuable things hidden within.
It's potentially worse than that, but yeah.
"Hostile nations" are like "terrorists groups". Have you noticed how first you fund them and then they become rogue? Otherwise yes, precious rocks are not that relevant on a bitcoin standard.
It's very complicated to verify the purity and dimensions of said metals. Back to the Lydian Empire, the coin minters were using some of the ideas of Pythagoras to mess with the diameter and weight. Imagine how much you can tamper with those today. For everyday transactions, ÃŪn case of power or internet outages, people would rather turn to barter locally. Then again, I imagine priorities would be very different that day. Plus, just the top 10% would transact in sats in meaningful volumes anyway.
Gm Horatio
The silver/gold ratio was greatly influenced by the Spanish and Portuguese ships traveling to the Americas. If the British Crown wouldn't have intervened, you'd be living under the Spanish dollar standard today. It was this close ðĪðŧ. No amount of space mining will modify the bitcoin halvings. There will always be less than 21M of them bitcoins (2.1Q sats). Not to mention that all metals tend to become gold, but that's a story for another time.
The short answer would be that there will never be more than 21M bitcoin. There are ways to exchange sats without internet, I'm sure you're aware of this. I'm a former gold and silver enthusiast. Gold is great for audio conductors and silver make great plumbing. As for your requested time-frame, well, be ready for some news later this decade.
Space mining will be a bigger upset to the precious metals/bitcoin ratio then the conquering of South America was to the silver/gold one.
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