Comment Re:Woe Be The Day Cash Becomes Illegal (Score 1) 447
Gold is a terrible currency, the most overvalued material on earth. It has almost no real value. Its only practical use is as a corrosion resistant connector in basic electronics.
The currency that has had the most steady value in terms of a laborers wage over the last 4 thousand years is beer.
I'll trade you any amount of beer you want for it's weight in gold
Comment Re:*shiver* (Score 1) 265
Comment Re:*shiver* (Score 1) 265
everyone would know within hours of discovery
Except in this case where it's been just over a hundred years...
Comment Re:What Does This Mean? (Score 1) 414
How irrational of me.
Get real.
Imaginary my surprise!
multiply yourself by your complex conjugate
Comment Re:What Does This Mean? (Score 1) 414
Comment nice. (Score 1) 185
Comment *shiver* (Score 1) 265
If you were the President and you knew about this impending doom, would you decide to alert your country?
Comment Re:If the video could be unblurred.. (Score 1) 251
Comment Someone call the Fraud Hotline. What's the number? (Score 1) 82
DO you notice a trend that the US government seems to think that the more money we put into something (and fail), the more ADDITIONAL funding is used to push ourselves deeper into the void...?
What the F. Give me my money back!
Comment Hooray for Grandpa (Score 1) 116
Comment HA (Score 1) 244
So China is going to win a cyber war because they believe that the universe and its parts are interconnected?? What kind of opium is this guy smoking?
Why is it that Chinese students come to the U.S. to learn? Why is it that they in turn are constantly trying to hack into our networks thousands of times a day to steal our information? I'm sick of people undervaluing the U.S. for no good reason. Clearly this author doesn't know anything about what he's talking about, getting all philosophical like this. SHEEEITTTTTTTTTTT
Comment Re:Summary is wrong (Score 1) 82
Comment Re:I don't buy it (Score 1) 212
Comment Re:Summary is wrong (Score 1) 82
we all know researchers don't take business decisions
haha. Not the real researchers, anyway.