Handcash as an example doesn't even let you export your transactions, and I still haven't found a reliable approach to getting the transaction list anywhere else.
They're actively pursuing an approach that makes it hard to compile tx data yourself.
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Handcash as an example doesn't even let you export your transactions, and I still haven't found a reliable approach to getting the transaction list anywhere else.
They're actively pursuing an approach that makes it hard to compile tx data yourself.
I didn't quite understand that? Would you use a boost signal to show that something is worse?
And yet some signals are better than others.
I was just referring to the efficiency of the generation of the signal. But as an aside, would you say boost a message publicly to show how much you hate it?
I see what you mean. Its in the feathers, not the bird.
Then asics do not generate perfect costly signals. But the more energy efficient they get the more they will do so.
True. How's this way? Will the gods hear us now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv-bnEbMgxo
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True. How's this way? Will the gods hear us now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv-bnEbMgxo
@3 Again. Gonna logout of everything see if that fixes it.
@3 Seems to be happening on longer threads.
I'm not an american, but the fact that he didn't discover america is a well known fact. The story you know of Columbus is more state propaganda than part of history.
I wasn't criticizing the Book of Mormon specifically. Just pointing out that History, the social science, abides by scientific principles, rather than inductive reasoning techniques that most religions make use of in their accounts of "history".
I wasn't criticizing the Book of Mormon specifically. Just pointing out that History, the social science, abides by scientific principles, rather than inductive reasoning techniques that most religions make use of in their accounts of "history".
@3 It is happening again dude.
Then asics are not perfect costly signals.
You are right of course. But the fact that it could be sold in the future is an imperfect signal, it is still possibly retrievable, at least partially. Sacrifices of energy, pain, and death however are permanent.
But the temple itself is being used, therefore providing value other than the signal.
Oh! Oops.... Thank you kind sir.
No. A building can be used and then repurposed or sold. In a true costly signal sacrifice must be irretrievable and unusable for anything else other than the signal itself. Hence a loss of energy or life is necessary. The gods demand your firstborn sons!
No. A building can be used and then repurposed or sold. In a true costly signal sacrifice must be irretrievable and unusable for anything else other than the signal itself. Hence a loss of energy or life is necessary. The gods demand your firstborn sons!
You are right of course. But the fact that it could be sold in the future is an imperfect signal, it is still possibly retrievable, at least partially. Sacrifices of energy, pain, and death however are permanent.
I think it came from the reply page. I don't recall selecting new post. I just assumed I have done so in error.
History is not just a story we tell each other. The subject is a social science, it relies on empirical research and deductive reasoning.
I'm into myth. I'm certainly not attacking myth as a vehicle for difficult to describe concepts. I'm just allergic to the way that cults tend to present their own as historical fact or natural truths. It destroys the minds deductive reasoning center.
Its not a deception. Ummm.... You know yem isn't real, right?
They are just refusing to think for themselves. I use to think its fear of divine retribution, but now I know its fear of taking responsibility. They do not believe that the pursuit of truth (objective view) is worth it. They are happier with easy lies.
You don't enjoy and learn from mythology?