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>>55866897
I believe you, Ping.
I myself speak 12 languages and can recite the Nyquist-Shannon theorem in arameic. I own several politicians and can lift a horse with one arm. I can hold my breath under water for 10 minutes and eat 50 eggs in 5 minutes.

>>55866902
Thanks :-)

So I don't know if this exists but what if there was a cryptocurrency that only generated new tokens if you could submit some kind of "proof of death?" Basically the number of coins would be limited by the amount of dead people. Have some kind of hashing function and you could make each individual coin correspond to a real dead person.

If you want to be cheeky about it, have "LifeCoins" that correspond to living people and they become DeathCoins when the person dies.

>>54476171
AI is important for robotics, not search engines.