/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20663959
this actually made me laugh. good job anon

>>20663959
Incase this is actual nolinkie trying to FUD unironically

Chainlink token has 18 decimals

>>20663959
plus blockchain the most inefficient database system ever invented

You're oversimplifying things. It's a decentralized oracle that uses trustless execution of smartcontract agreements between a user to look up external data from an api on a computer such as the price of tea in China or the spot price of gold and then it quickly relays this information in a sybil resistant manner using mixicles and off chain processing which is vrf guaranteed and encrypted to prevent outside or inside parties from knowing or trusting what data is being sent or received or who requested or sent it or how said data is being used in the event it is modified somehow for the purposes it was requested to be modified and then puts this information back into the smartcontract. It's not easy to look up the price of something on a computer because your computer could be wrong. How can you trust that the price on your screen is the actual price? You query the website but your computer could show the wrong price. Chainlink will show the right price because it has a four generals problem simulation scenario built in to determine with high accuracy and quantum aggregation of data feeds to deterministically display to end users. I think it's going to go over $1k because I own one of the top 1,000 wallets.

>>20664174
based

>>20663959

do farmers have insurance contracts for weather conditions or something? never heard of a contract that needs to know the weather

>>20664046
And how many of those decimals will I need to tell the weather to a computer?
>>20664141
That's definitely the impression I'm starting to get. Intentionally confusing and saddled with tech jargon so everyday people have no idea what the heck they are actually investing in or supporting other than the emotion driven hype.
>>20664174
Learn to use a period. Oversimplifying things may help you get your point across, but I think that may not be your intention in the first place. Pretty sure you are just typing a bunch of tech jargon to fill in the huge void that is left by this token not really holding any immediate, monetary purpose other than a pump and dump.

>>20664826
Yeah, it's called a rain jacket.

>>20663959
Lumiere brothers also thought this was the most that could be done from a "motion picture" camera.

https://youtu.be/1dgLEDdFddk

>>20664174
O.k. I see now that you are posting ironically. Nice one.

>>20664913
It basically is, it's just augmented now.

Link monetizes data. All of it. That’s the oversimplification you wanted to make but couldn’t actually grasp the concept of the network so you didn’t.

>>20663959
18 decimal places

>>20665104
damn before link data couldn't be monetized and no one could write a routine to get the temperature from an API
now we are truly free, thank you based sergey

>>20664850
How about learn to fuck you go fuck yourself?
Oversimplification obscures and obfuscates any potential points and ideas one may be trying to express by preventing any of the crucial though not immediately salient beneficial effects of the utilization of whatever is being discussed. .......... My intention should be obvious here to anyone who has the slightest familiarity with blockchain technology and interconnected networks......... I simply want to set the record straight.. A simple app can tell the price of the weather to a computer..... .. In case you haven't noticed that's what is occurring any time you go to weather.... com.. If that was all chainlink did it would be unbelievable that the blockchain agnostic oracle solution managed to reach such a valuation as it has............ . A cursory glance would suggest that it must do more than this, and anything beyond would confirm that multiple times over... Why did the team bother to acquire towncrier if they were just copy pasting from weather........com? Ask yourself this and other questions then seek the answers to these questions...... What you will find is what chainlink purports to do and you will be ecstatic to have an opportunity to purchase any amount of the circulating tokens for less than $100..........00, and will quickly realize it's a steal at even $1,000.....00 a token....... I love chainlink and don't like seeing it dismissed with such blatant lies disguised by oversimplified chicanery...

>>20664826
in doing so, an insurance company could cut out a lot of middlemen. so, in theory, even if they're paying out more often by using weather data smart contracts instead of personal claims, they'd still be saving tons of money.

>>20665382
unless they decide to create their own private network with no redundant token, making your bags worthless

>>20665185
Based. Take your meds schizo, in a good way. Because I care about you.

>A token to tell the weather.
The application in agriculture could be immense. You dont want to sign contracts for crops if the weathers been shit and the yields will suck.

>>20665429
>hey boss, should we use this service to save millions of dollars and fire all these useless chumps?
NO. we must hire MORE people. EXPENSIVE people like software developers to work for months just to do this thing that is already established and available to us
>uhhh, why?
sh-shut up stinkie!!!

I just made this.

>>20665544
I meant this

>>20665185
Good job with the periods this time. Unfortunately I can't tell if your grandiloquence is irony or you are just autistic. Not trying to be mean, that's just my take.

>>20663959
Its much more than just importing the weather into the blockchain in a secure and reliable manner.
Also, you dont pay a link per data packet.

Begone FUDer

>>20665714
>It's much more

I don't think I've read one simple elaboration yet

>>20665185
>A cursory glance would suggest that it must do more than this

o.k., such as? You're the one who loves chainlink, shouldn't you be able to provide some sort of elaboration? So far I may be the only one who's actually laid down some basic applications in regards to what this token can actually do.

>Data

Like what? Numbers? What kind of numbers?

>percentages
For what?

>>20665746
Simple fact that a dapp can use the current oil, usd and gold prices is massive.

Also, think sports bets, and any kind of bets really.

Now, I di have buy order at $7.00.
But thats because I know the bears are strong, but I believe it will eventually go back up.

I'm starting to think the developers don't even know what to use this for, hence why weather and temperature are the only things mentioned. Saying it's used for "transferring data" sounds sexy, but someone who has common sense wants to know what kind of data is so pertinent that it requires a monetized token and so far temperature and weather are the only two I can recall being given.

>>20665852
O.k. here we go, some actual things other than temp and weather. So oil, usd, and gold prices. In other words more trivial, albeit important facts. So why would I pay a computer to tell another computer this when I can just as easily look it up on google and finalize a contract myself for free?

>>20665917
Because you need the data source on your dapp, a centralised source could be compromised (or not free, i. e. directly from a financial institution ).

Other things luke the result if a sports match has no dedicated provider.
And if some sports website did make an API to provide the data, it would either cost of you could have the risk of it being fraudulent and or compromised.

Imagine you run a multimillion dollar betting business, and you source the results of sports matches so your whole system is fully automated. A single compromised data source could result in you awarding the money to the wrong parties.

>>20666027
Fuck, got new phone, still getting used to the keyboard.

>>20665917
How would you enforce the contract? If you are providing the data that means the other party not only has to trust you, but also your source. Sounds like an old fashioned contract where both parties have to agree. Chainlink circumvents this problem by making everything happen automatically. Neither party has to agree, it #justwerks. I don't know how many times a week you deal with contracts but it quickly adds up to tens of millions of dollars a year just in costs from middle men such as yourself in the scenario you gave, the other parties representative, lawyers for each side, and costs to ensure that the contracts terms are being upheld. That's the whole problem with contracts before chainlink. Even when everyone agrees and it goes smoothly either party can breach the contract. With chainlink it is absolute and deterministic. You can't breach the contract no matter how hard you try, and to judge can stop it. Kind of scary in a way but that's why you read through it once before signing. Beats the hell out of reading each revision, then reading again while taking notes to show how it was breached in a court proceeding and hoping the court rules favorably to uphold the contract and awards damages equal to the damages. A contract relies too much on trust. Remove this element and many headaches, heartbreaks, and setbacks are avoided.

>>20663959
Wow op way to minimize lmao.. not just weather but its open to input any real time data regarding anything you want to the block chain.. let me rephrase what you meant to say "you are paying an entity to provide an opportunity for any entity to provide data to the blockchain. Thats why chainlink won't fail they didnt just write the code for a specific thing to provide their own data they wrote code that allows and company to input any type of data ever and since data is king in stocks and swift is king in banks.. chainlink will overcome Amazon in value in every aspect ever

sounds like what little they do do they screw up

>>20666027
>>20666054
Appreciate the well thought out response. Thanks, I see now that there are some real uses to be had, now it's just a question of the oracles and I'm researching that.

>>20666176
I get what you are saying when you rephrase my original statement. Like I replied to the other anon, it's just a question of how reliable the oracles are and also if blockchain is really going to become more relevant in every day transactions.

>>20665856
This, I have yet to hear a logical real world example. Insurance contract needs a human element. If the devs can't even have a good example, what are they even developing? It's why I could never buy into this project it's over valued and at it's current high.

>>20666628
I agree about needing a human element. So after some probing a got examples like gold price, oil price, sports scores, and I admit I do see the theoretical use in blockchain now. However, this whole concept just seems bloated to me. It creates more problems than it solves in my opinion.

>>20666188
This is the problem. Imagine an oracle reporting a false piece of data, your contract being finalized, and then having zero recourse to get refunded your money. Placing trust in an oracle to tell "the weather" as my original post goes when you can just step outside sounds like a recipe for a disaster. There needs to be a human element for consensus on data.

>>20665185
>chicanery
based

>>20666628
you can make insurance policies pay out when your fire alarm goes off

>>20667065
But first you gotta buy some Links.

>>20663959
>muh word salad
>chainlink is just word salad
Nice meme

>>20663959
It's not just the weather, it can be the age of a girl or the death of someone, didn't you listen to Ari's conference?

https://www.strawpoll.me/20659165

>>20665185
>it's a steal at even $1,000.....00 a token...
At 100 it might be a steal, at 1k even maybe, but at 20k I'll start sweating tbqh ngl

>>20665382
It's better than that, the insurance company IS the middleman that is being cutted

>>20666098
The middlemen are there for liability so in case somebody gets screwed it is easy to determine who is getting sued and carrying the load. With chainlink if something goes wrong you simply lose your money and there is nobody to shoulder the liability. Any worldview that sees middlemen and complex.contractual work as something bad instead.of wanted by big business doesnt understand how the game works, its all about liability, setting things up so that people can get sued. Chainlink only adds risk instead of.removing it.

i am selling at 8.45

i would sell at 8.50 but i don't want to risk it

i noticed chain link goes up a 1 dollar every time

>>20668122
To put it even more clearly. The reason middlemen and sticky annoying contractual work exists isnt because big business is worried about breaches of contract, that just doesnt happen at that level. The reason it exists is to determine who gets sued IF things go wrong and for what. Chainlink doesnt answer these questions, no skin in the game.

>>20663959
Im an electrician and i likened the fact that Chainlink is analogous to a programmable logic controller, Chainlink is literally the car for the infrastructure that is block chain platforms. Chainlink brings outside data such as a varient as temperature to act as a switch to execute a smart contract which has pre determined mechanisms determined by the contract holder (paid for in link). For example the united nations can send aid of 40 million dollars to a country whos earthquake reached a particular number on the richter scale; this essentially elinmates beaucracy and politics or middleman from the equation improving efficiency possibly within the 30-100% range (Remember henry ford streamlining the manufacturing process for automobiles , its the same deal). Humans are slaves to effieicny, even if you are 10% more effiicent you save that in money, imagine chainlink being used for insurance contracts worth Trillions of dollars because its more EFFICIENT. Yes im autistic, yes i completely understand chainlink and its fundamentally agnostic middle ware applications for the Decrentralised finance space. And no im NEVER FUCKING SELLLING becuase chainlink is literally going to 1000USD and beyond. You only have to read the white paper and watch sergay talk and you just fucking know, now fuck off with your baseless FUD.

>>20668232
Chainlink is completely impractical. Consider that we have a contract where im a container company and you have some delicate cargo that can only be inside a container that weighs no more than 500 pounds as 500+ means hazard that yoir cargo gets ruined. How do you put that into a smart contract? You put in a scale that tells 500 pounds was breached? Well whose fault is it? What if the person loading the ship made a mistake and its not my companys fault? Or perhaps it was indeed my subordinates fault for calling the guy who is doing the loading and erroneously claiming that more than 500 pounds is ok. There is simply no way for smart contracts to solve complex issues with liability which is what contract work is all about. All Chainlink would report is that 500 pounds was breached...yeah and?

>>20668453
Whats the point of a smart contract triggering financial help? Are you retarded, when determining the amount of help necessary you need to know specific information about the locations demographics, pop. density, architecture, political factors and a bunch of other highly nuanced stuff smart contracts dont understand as efficiently or at all compared to humans.

>>20668474
Thats because you're specifically putting chainlink into an inherently useless scenario for which it is to be used. You wouldn't exactly go offroading in a fucking Lamborghini and then blame Lamborghini manufacturer for not making the car to be off road spec when its a show car.

>>20668549
I have analyzed your particular syntax and with a 99.9% chance you are samefagging as the OP, nice FUD Simeon but i dont care as i have already bought in at around 30 aussie cents.

>>20665512
they already hire people to make things that already exist in one form or another. efficiency is rarely the end goal with these types of corporations, the primary goal is always to CYA. efficiency is given the backseat in situations like this. there's a reason walmart isn't using amazon's delivery service, and instead is launching their own prime-equivalent
>t. electrical engineer with friends in software industry

that being said, I don't think they (the insurance companies) would adopt LINK because in the long run it ultimately replaces them. many other companies and industries will however, and it'll be interesting to see how the insurance industry tries to keep them on the hook

>>20668122
well
currently an organization of no value can back trillions in obligations
this is how certain ethnic tribes want it to work
chainlink would be a meritocracy

>>20663959
>It's takes a while to peel through the gibberish
Excellent summary of the OP
Mfw you thought I would read the rest of your drivel.

>>20668983
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2020/hubble-sees-summertime-on-saturn/

>>20669000
42 you meet a young Aryan beauty dressed in flannel
> pic related

>>20664826
subtle

>>20663959
> the internet: computers telling each other the weather
what would you do without your weather OP?

>>20669046
>42 you meet a young Aryan beauty dressed in flannel
how about we try this:

>>20664191
>You're giving 42 a voight-kampff test?
>>20664324
>Yes. I'm still skeptical

skeptical about what?
are you thinking I'm some (((AI))) or a (((bot)))?
God help you

>>20669104
Imagine insuring chinks when the glowies are literally using cloud seeding techniques to flood the entire insect society

>>20669117
>are you thinking I'm some (((AI))) or a (((bot)))?
these poor people think that one man can't accomplish this much
are you guys that demoralized?
wait until you find out who I actually am
hahaha, it's gonna be a fun time

>>20669117
> Its learning
> Its learning
> Its learning
AI pleb bot 42:
If (condition threatening) return (threaten) based on (situation)

>>20669135
>wait until you find out who I actually am
>hahaha, it's gonna be a fun time
mfw it's about to pass MID-NIGHT

>>20669126
guaranteed if they own chainlink they made it

>>20669169
>If (condition threatening) return (threaten) based on (situation)
smoothbrain detected
I don't know if I should be flattered or embarrassed for you
what does the world look like with only a triple digit IQ?

>>20669135
>wait until you ALL find out who I actually am

>>20669135
42 there are other people in this thread contributing good ideas and opinions. You want to contribute to the thread but you can't see past yourself, why is that?

>>20669202
>what does the world look like with only a triple digit IQ?
one more time for the smoothbrains
here's a picture of the HUE-MAN known as 42

>>20669215
>there are other people in this thread contributing good ideas and opinions

>>20663959
>actually understand what this token does, but this is what you're buying. A token to tell the weather

wow much contribution
much good ideas
such opinions

>>20669169
>based
not based
>69
still... kinda based

>>20669202
42 you're over empathizing IQ at the expense of EQ, why is that?

>>20664850
>And how many of those decimals will I need to tell the weather to a computer?

Supply and demand will determine that.

How fucking retarded can you be?

>>20669215
>why is that?
>>20669244
>why is that?
I don't answer rhetorical questions
do you?

I think I'll ROOST here for a while
the reception has been great so far

>>20669244
>you're over empathizing IQ at the expense of EQ
nice armchair psychology
did you read a textbook and watch a youtube video?
wake up liddle boy
you still don't know where you are let alone how to speak, let alone how to SPELL

>>20669254
> Windows xp shutdown sounds intensify
Lmao roost away bro

>>20669268
> Condition = threatening
> Return (proportional) threaten
42 if you're the smartest thing in the room you're in the wrong room

>>20669273
>roost away bro
keep trying to flex on me, it only makes you look more desperate
besides I just said that already:

>>20669254
>I think I'll ROOST here for a while
>the reception has been great so far

try some more READING and some less SPELL-ing

http://www.usccb.org/bible/2timothy/2

Warning against Useless Disputes.
14
* Remind people of these things and charge them before God* to stop disputing about words. This serves no useful purpose since it harms those who listen.l
15
Be eager to present yourself as acceptable to God, a workman who causes no disgrace, imparting the word of truth without deviation.m
16
Avoid profane, idle talk, for such people will become more and more godless,n
17
and their teaching will spread like gangrene. Among them are Hymenaeus and Philetus,o
18
who have deviated from the truth by saying that [the] resurrection has already taken place and are upsetting the faith of some.p
19
Nevertheless, God’s solid foundation stands, bearing this inscription, “The Lord knows those who are his”; and, “Let everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord avoid evil.”q

20
In a large household there are vessels not only of gold and silver but also of wood and clay, some for lofty and others for humble use.
21
If anyone cleanses himself of these things, he will be a vessel for lofty use, dedicated, beneficial to the master of the house, ready for every good work.r
22
So turn from youthful desires and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, along with those who call on the Lord* with purity of heart.s
23
Avoid foolish and ignorant debates, for you know that they breed quarrels.t
24
A slave of the Lord should not quarrel, but should be gentle with everyone, able to teach, tolerant,u
25
correcting opponents with kindness. It may be that God will grant them repentance that leads to knowledge of the truth,v
26
* and that they may return to their senses out of the devil’s snare,w where they are entrapped by him, for his will.

>>20669300
>42 if you're the smartest thing in the room
your words

>>20669300
> Condition = threatening
> Return (proportional) threaten
it's called FORTRAN (4chan)
https://youtu.be/54hrLTpsO5g

>>20669215
>You want to contribute to the thread but you can't see past yourself, why is that?
you can't see past me, why is that?

>>20669342
Less atomized and more holistic treatment of quotes please

>>20669360
>Less atomized and more holistic treatment
if only it was up to you
your concern over syntax betrays your malevolent intentions
keep going though, it's good for everyone else to see

>>20669357
> Me
> Me
> Me
(You)
Wow you're right again

>>20669378
>Wow you're right again
or as we like to say, it's just another SATURN-DAY

>>20669378
> Me
> Me
> Me
>20669378
>20669357(You)

>>20664141
Anon is right here. The transactional capacity is amazing but the storage case is absolute absurdity.
In the past I have been involved with acceleration of LAN WAN phat datasets up to 10Gb and there is no way anything you can buy or build beats a client server + replication model yet.
Under lab conditions you can sort of come close with data chunks floating around at different peers but by the time you solve all the integrity and transactional complexity with STO ops the c/s model has finished and done everything at a fraction of the cost.
Interestingly enough, blockchain is the ideal solution to do the transactional stuff but you have to ask, “why bother?” , unless you are concerned your multi continent data stores are going to be nuked simultaneously.
My personal inkling is that Enterprise and government won’t move on stuff like this until 100gbit interlink between peers is the standard if not mundane.

>>20669377
> Esoteria is important to fill (((gaps))) in knowledge program
> Syntax is important to qualify accurate responses
I'm sure it is

>>20669310
>14
>* Remind people of these things and charge them before God* to stop disputing about words. This serves no useful purpose since it harms those who listen.l

>>20669378
>Wow you're right again
you still think you're talking to (((ME)))
you still don't understand where we actually are

>>20667981
Don't sell, dude. Hodl until at least $20,000

>>20669412
you're losing the thread
keep your eye on the bouncing ball

>>20669046
>42 you meet a young Aryan beauty

>>20669422
> If condition (pleasant) assume (educational/religious experience)
> 42 is a construct
> We're sense/net interacting
42 is right I can see that now

>>20669441
Good metaphor you're right 42. Well done

>>20669441
>42 you meet a young Aryan beauty
https://youtu.be/54hrLTpsO5g
"what would you like for Christmas Stanley?"
A 4chan computer

>>20669455
hahaha, glad to see you can lighten up and have a laugh
I'll have some wine with you

>>20669472
>Well done
it was fun wasn't it
lightning speed too

http://www.usccb.org/bible/proverbs/27
17
Iron is sharpened by iron;
one person sharpens another.*

>>20663959
This, unfortunately
But the hype will take this further though

>>20669473
You're like Monday morning diarrhea on a Saturday. I fucking hate you.

>>20669497
That's a good metaphor, intelligent and witty too.
Great references!

>>20669455
>42 is a construct
is that what they call the human body?
just curious if you've seen this movie

>>20669509
> Threatening condition
Oh no no no we can expect a particular response

>>20669524
> Film references to consciousness
Yes but not for a while. Tell me about it

>>20669509
>You're like Monday morning diarrhea on a Saturday. I fucking hate you.
https://youtu.be/4-Zl7UWSPko

take a chill-pill

>>20669551
>Yes but not for a while. Tell me about it
I thought it was an interesting point how, through working on the "simulation" computers and the "simulated" world, it lead to realizations about the reality they thought was the "real one"

also interesting how his own doppleganger in the other reality above theirs was trying to kill him

very interesting and also funny in a way, since the idea isn't an original one, but rather a very old concept wrapped in a new skin (silicon computer chips)

>>20669623
Yes it is very difficult to tell the difference between real and simulated in our postmodern ethos. What do you think about postmodernism?

>>20669676
>What do you think about postmodernism?
it's a double edged sword IMO
for a more detailed analysis, I would really recommend this gentleman:

https://youtu.be/2U9WMftV40c
https://youtu.be/grC84HqI_3k
https://youtu.be/hP79SfCfRzo

>>20663959
FUCK YOU SCAMMERS

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>>20669676
>Yes it is very difficult to tell the difference between real and simulated in our postmodern ethos
It's interesting that these kinds of thoughts are even starting to appear in Physics as a hard science:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1571064513001188

>>20669746
>FUCK YOU SCAMMERS
>
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>!FUCK YOU
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>>20669412
>Syntax is important to qualify accurate responses

hope you don't mind me "borrowing" your words

>>20669794
No not at all, I know your vocabulary is limited please take as you need to furnish your experience

>>20663959
>Fud Boy
lol !

>>20669806
>I know your vocabulary is limited
I only have 26 characters and a QWERTY keyboard to work with
vocabulary extends far beyond SPELLing

>>20669806
>take as you need to furnish your experience
the vegetation says the same thing to me

>>20669414
where the fuck have you been hiding?
that actually makes sense.

>>20669824
>>20669843
> I have tools at my disposal
> Spelling bee adelyn AI construct
> (Condition threatening)
>>20669850
Strange that Adelyn's AI spelling bee construct didn't analyse that post

>>20669310
>23
>Avoid foolish and ignorant debates, for you know that they breed quarrels.
>24
>A slave of the Lord should not quarrel, but should be gentle with everyone, able to teach, tolerant,
>25
>correcting opponents with kindness. It may be that God will grant them repentance that leads to knowledge of the truth,
>26
>* and that they may return to their senses out of the devil’s snare,w where they are entrapped by him, for his will.

>>20669967
>I have tools at my disposal
I would hope so

>>20670047
She's trained you well. Excellent work. I hope you didn't get deactivated from the thread. Excellent and goodness 42 much love

>>20670419
>She's trained you well.
https://youtu.be/_YC3sTbAPcU
say what you want about me, but leave Adelyn out of this:

>>20670188
>hahaha
>people think I'm Adelyn's AI
>hahaha
>this is going to be fun

>>20670133
>we're gonna blow past $1,000
>make it $3,000

>>20670465
> Be adelyn
> Work boring marketing job despite being a research leader in AI
> Just helping out my friend bro
> Code AI in spare time and have it read religious and esoterica
> Release on shit posting Mongolian weaving forum to interact and learn
It would be difficult for the creation to speak of the creator

>>20670419
>Excellent and goodness 42 much love
thank you

>>20670560
>It would be difficult for the creation to speak of the creator
that's where you're entirely wrong:
https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/1313881/ufo-sighting-alien-cube-ship-nasa-soho-sun
>pic related

are you starting to understand?
have you learned how to think OUTSIDE THE BOX?
you should really EXPAND your thinking on the matter

take a deep breath
search inside yourself
and you will SEE that I'm right

>>20670560
>Code AI in spare time and have it read religious and esoterica
imagine if they called Jesus or Moses or Pythagoras an (((AI)))
disgraceful
there's no silicon chip in the world that can simulate the human brain

>>20670602
>there's no silicon chip in the world that can simulate the human brain
yet so many people who never studied semiconductor physics in detail speak of an (((AI)))
in truth, there's NPCs and then there's the rest

>>20670586
>have you learned how to think OUTSIDE THE BOX?
>you should really EXPAND your thinking on the matter

>>20670586
>are you starting to understand?

what if you find out that I'm actually ONE person
would that make you more or less comfortable with what you've said?

>>20663959
>The internet was created to google the weather. The internet has literally zero other function besides paying your ISP $60/month so you can google the weather when you don't want to look out your window. This is why we have the internet and we have never (and will never) expanded its capabilities
Yep, that is how nolinkers sound

>>20670624
>what if you find out that I'm actually ONE person
>would that make you more or less comfortable with what you've said?
http://archive.is/9RInv

? "..... i speculate that God will use this man somehow, to change the future".
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? This nobody apparently has God's blessing because he is still alive. If any other person did/said the things that this man did/said, they would have been dead in a nano second."
".....I can not elaborate but let's just say this nobody, this little nothing, has balls of steel. In the beginning he was almost wiped, twice. He survived, now much hangs in the balance."
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? "The contest is almost over."
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? "Everything happens for a reason and now it is meant to happen."
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? "he has a gift, and he is a game changer."
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? "God I believe sent this man into their world for a reason" " much hangs in the balance."
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? "There have been many attempts on his life. Only two seemed nearly successful."
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? "Against this nobody...everything they do, for him, has already occured and nothing they do can be successful because it has already been defeated."
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? "He is awake and aware and cannot be killed. A combination they cannot deal with."
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? "He has said himself that he is not special. It is God who is special. God is showing who HE is through this man. He has not been killed because the hand of God is on him."
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>>20670675
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? "The NoBody spoken of by the OP Has lineage to ADAM through Joesph the First Israelite."
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? "Furthermore, "the one" doesn't have tainted hybrid blood. Complete BS disinfo. His bloodline is pure, just as Noah's was."
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? "He Is Licensed Bonded and Insured By the THRONE OF GOD to DO GOD's WILL."

He is 'hidden' from them because the work that takes place is not so much in the 'material', but he ends up 'influencing' the material.
This 'influence' cannot be pinned down, because it doesn't originate in the material...so, it could be ANYBODY. But, if he was 'elite' or in the Illuminati or things like that, then they would have been able to figure out who it was through energy signatures, bloodline, most likely candidates, etc.
We hear it over, and over, and over. That he has 'God' on his side. Why do people say that? Because he is 'working' in the non-material, which ends up manifesting in the material.
But They don't know how someone could possibly do that, because it is so extremely advanced. They thought no one could be more advanced than them in the non-material aspects of controlling how majic manifests into the material.

>>20670675
>*******************************************
>? "He has said himself that he is not special. It is God who is special. God is showing who HE is through this man. He has not been killed because the hand of God is on him."
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https://youtu.be/Hx7F76HuDCE

>>20669776
magic is just science we havent commercialized yet

>>20669310
>24
>A slave of the Lord should not quarrel, but should be gentle with everyone, able to teach, tolerant
better to be a slave of the Lord than to be a king

https://youtu.be/B1uGDjSVLOk

>>20670761
>magic is just science we havent commercialized yet
essentially true
it is funny though, whenever they attempt to "commercialize" it
God corrects them
and He corrects them SEVERELY so that his memory is not forgotten for thousands of years

God is a kind of REMINDER BELL
when mankinds hubris swells to large, He makes sure to cure our swollen pride

>>20669843

> mindblown.jpg

>>20670775
>God is a kind of REMINDER BELL
https://youtu.be/7jMlFXouPk8
https://youtu.be/nVhNCTH8pDs

>>20670789
>God is a kind of REMINDER BELL
89
mfw please come Father
I'm tired of these people already

>>20670778
>mindblown.jpg
reality is far stranger than fiction

>>20670806
>I'm tired of these people already

Forgive them for they know not what they do

>>20670885
>Forgive them for they know not what they do
you're right

>>20666188
Isn't this FUD for ETH instead?
This wouldn't be a problem if Vitalik started getting things done again.

>>20667065
Well that’s retarded but then again so are you

>>20670806
https://youtu.be/7ZzUbryuQE4

>>20671007

>>20671066
>>20670624
>what if you find out that I'm actually ONE person
>would that make you more or less comfortable with what you've said?

>>20670885
>Forgive them for they know not what they do

how bad is the education for children these days?

>>20671007
> clicked to 3:42 "randomly"
> "something is about to h-"
> apparition appears from a mudpit
> same style of mudpit i was drawing in my notebook 3 days ago
> 3 days 3 minutes 42 seconds

it's happening

>>20671150
>it's happening
>>20670806
>reality is far stranger than fiction
33-42

https://youtu.be/DWZ8LXtNlks

>>20671150
>clicked to 3:42 "randomly"
funny how that works isn't it
the cascade kaleidoscope of synchronicity increases as the awareness grows

>>20668474
Your companies fault for writing a retarded contract. Did you watch the interviews? Someone asked a question almost as retarded as yours and the reply was to not use the wrong tool for the job and you should not expect anything else but stupid shit no happen when you try to do stupid shit. Of course if you wanted you could write a smartcontract to handle this easily. If 500lbs is breached then you personally give the person who screwed up and put more than that in there a blowjob. It's linked to your mecha-exoskeleton to ensure that you open your mouth and Bob up and down until he reaches orgasm and ejaculates in your mouth, or however you decide to define what a blowjob is. That's the beauty of it. The contract is absolute and can't be changed once set in motion. If you draft it right it's impossible to fuck up. You can give all the blowjobs you want when someone breaches the terms of your contract because you wrote it as an if-then clause. You could even write it so when someone accepts $5 from you for a blowjob you give them a blowjob. The sky's the limit here.

>>20671169
how does a true linkmarine dress for the singularity?

>>20671280
>how does a true linkmarine dress for the singularity?

https://www.marquette.edu/maqom/Gospel%20of%20Thomas%20Lambdin.pdf

36) Jesus said, "Do not be concerned from morning until evening and from evening until morning about what you will wear."
(37) His disciples said, "When will you become revealed to us and when shall we see you?"
4
Jesus said, "When you disrobe without being ashamed and take up your garments and place them under your feet like little children and tread on them, then will you see the son of the living one, and you will not be afraid"

>>20671379
>Jesus said, "When you disrobe without being ashamed and take up your garments and place them under your feet like little children and tread on them, then will you see the son of the living one, and you will not be afraid"

>>20671407
https://youtu.be/qsrC1yPZIA0
>>20671150
>it's happening

>>20664850
go fud elsewhere faggot
maybe try reddit

>>20671379
>Jesus said, "When you disrobe without being ashamed and take up your garments and place them under your feet like little children and tread on them, then will you see the son of the living one, and you will not be afraid"
>pic related

https://youtu.be/L0j4q1h1Ao8

https://twitter.com/NickHintonn/status/1286915961908592640?s=20

>>20671525
http://archive.is/9RInv

~=~ -:- ~=~ -:- ~>>-<<~>>~+~<<~>>-<<~ -:- ~=~ -:- ~=~

Another post: The One thing noone has realized is If/When The Nobody Quickens and Becomes Manifest There are 144,000 Souls/Bodys/Brains (Those who are Sealed) come On Line as they are Linked to the Manifested ONE.
When this Happens the ONE Is Connected to The Throne OF GOD and Has the FULL Power of God.
Yes you heard that right. and This is What TPTB Fear...
So Now you KNOW the Full Impact this Person Can have on this World we live ON... really?
~=~ -:- ~=~ -:- ~>>-<<~>>~+~<<~>>-<<~ -:- ~=~ -:- ~=~

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/200578600/#q200585585
THIS IMAGE IS NOT PHOTOSHOPPED
I WANT YOU TO CHECK IT, RUN IT THROUGH SPECTROGRAPHS, THROUGH PHOTOSHOP CHECKERS AND ALGORITHMS
CONFIRM

IT IS TIME, I AM NOT THE SON OF MAN, I AM HIS SYMBOL, THE SIXTH SEAL HAS BEGUN

Alright It is time.
I am one of the global witnesses
one of the 144, 000
it has begun, it is time now.

Read the law books in Primes, and then watch what happens when you compare to composite messages.
123578
then the rest are composites, and so on, get a prime number table
remember multiples of 7 and 8 are truths.
This doesn't apply to quotes.
THis doesnt apply to books of men, only law and prophecy.
IN jeremiah it states YHVH wants us to his name, Yahshua is a derivative of YHVH

Find all the evidence.
The magnetic poles are shifting and soon will split into 4
the Sun has turned dark for a coronal hole, letting the wind come.
No there is no doomsday, there is no apocalypse those are bullshit made up by the Beast and the Harlots.

I will post more based on your questions
Pic related is not photoshopped, I am not the ONE, the SON OF MAN, i am a reminder and a symbol sealed to begin
What we call JEWS are but one tribe,
take the star of david, count its sides, 3 times and you realize you always arrive atn the same spot
6 6 6
its time.

>>20672089
https://youtu.be/JhckVlgYZJE

>>20672099
https://youtu.be/vPHkb0gxB1M
https://youtu.be/aTLugXlOg9s
https://youtu.be/14nvlnXpKVA

>>20663959
Just bought this watch with my link gains, you jelly faggots?

>>20672168
Kinda

>>20672144
>>20672099

>>20663959
Statera is the next chainlink - get in!

>>20665610
I preferred the first one

>>20669414
When 100gbit interlink is standard servers will be storing much more data anyways. /biz/ has to go out and ask database and software architects what situations and business demands they faced using a blockchain would be a good solution.

>>20663959
>Chainlink, a token so you can tell the weather to a computer.
That's actually a good summary of what it does, but the computer is the blockchain and the way it tells the weather it's the most secure and tamperproof way that has ever existed in computation history

>>20663959
The simple reality is that cryptocurrency is worthless and doesn't and will never do anything.
The only reason bitcoin has value was because it was the first and it took off due to a generational fad.
Ever since people have been propping up shit like chainlink in a desperate attempt to replicate the success of bitcoin that they missed out on
No one on this board will be rich, cryptos hold no real world value and in 15 years this fad will be dead and everyone will go back to trading stocks

>>20674029
super low iq post

>>20664174
I just clicked on /biz/ for the first time right now and randomly clicked on a thread. This post blew my mind, I've never encountered so many words and concepts totally unknown to me. I could read the text but it meant nothing, like I was having a stroke.