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it is because of plastic offgassing, and periodic stress of the soles (from wearing them) can limit the particular breakdown. shoes will last significantly longer if worn once a month vs never wearing them at all if they have a plastic sole. leather sole shoes do not break down in the same way.
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what if you encase them in a solid block of epoxy though?
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what if I pay a shoe bull to wear them on a treadmill and nothing else
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Boxturret posted:what if you encase them in a solid block of epoxy though?
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https://twitter.com/TaschaLabs/status/1551281097530437632 i love this idea any time it pops up these people just get so angry when things make money that doesn't go to them, even if it's a video they watched
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Ariong posted:It’s funny that the theead has a lot of ideas that are only stupid for one or two reasons, bu they decided to lead with the Amazon backyard mini-warehouse idea which is stupid for fifty reasons.
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When an actor says thank you to the fans for loving the movie they think, I'll take my thank you in cash.
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look, you just aren't thinking about all the savings you will get when you order something and it turns out to be in your own back yard!
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like 90% of web3 ideas seem to be what if companies had loyalty cards, but for loyalty programs that make no loving sense
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what if i did everything i do right now, but i got paid for it in tokens that could go up 1000000%!
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what if instead of being like i dunno a coupon for a free sandwich the next time you visit, the loyalty card literally gave your dna to data brokers
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what if every time you did literally anything that generated like a dozen independent opportunities to lose literally everything in a hack
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the problem with these web3 proposals is that they lack the insane hyper-local aspect of old blockchain proposals. what if every toaster in the world was powered by the blockchain and each one had their own token, and you could buy the NFT of one person's toaster and every time they made toast you got tokens. also the tokens are worth money for some reason, and you get the money.
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like imagine looking at the current state of the web and thinking to yourself yeah, yeah the problem here is that our day to day lives need to be even more dependent on the security and reliability of a bunch of fuckin' javascript that looks like it was written by a tarsier on thorazine
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Crust First posted:the problem with these web3 proposals is that they lack the insane hyper-local aspect of old blockchain proposals. what if every toaster in the world was powered by the blockchain and each one had their own token, and you could buy the NFT of one person's toaster and every time they made toast you got tokens. also the tokens are worth money for some reason, and you get the money. "the" problem, yes. the one and only
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what if my toaster was powered by a smart contract and when i put the wrong kind of bread in, it just disappears forever, unrecoverable.
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Boxturret posted:what if you encase them in a solid block of epoxy though? what if you put them in a big glass box at the stanford business school
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if you use glass with the wrong refractive index all the attention tokens will bounce off
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https://twitter.com/TaschaLabs/status/1551281082024148992 that costco one has me lollin costcos entire business model is selling stuff at near-cost (hence, the name) and making their profits on the annual membership fees. im sure theyre just champing at the bit to allow customers to sublet their membership access to other people, pocketing the money and cutting costco out completely. costco doesnt want shoppers in their stores, they want members
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Huh, so that's what ayahuasca does to your brain
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im just so mad!! i paid for access to this store and they don't allow me to profit off of it!!!
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Boxturret posted:https://twitter.com/TaschaLabs/status/1551281097530437632 since that person is a macroeconomics phd, maybe she has not really internalized (= does not care about) any of the technical details and limitations of blockchains, so it's all really fitting together the spherical cows of massively complex large scale enterprise (amazon, google) and the sperical cows of crypto tokens the ideas are there, you just need to go an implement them. i guess macroeconomics means that you do not under any circumstances think about any details that may absolutely invalidate your great world changing thesis
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:https://twitter.com/TaschaLabs/status/1551281143273496576?s=20&t=iRsNTw3zqGuRywuR76fW2Q mmm, yes, let's record everyone's credit card transactions on a public ledger. I am a shrewd understander of how things work.
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it's the same problem with the people who want to be able to sell their steam games as nfts okay so the company has two options, just sell two individual things to two people, making 2*cost of item off the transaction, or allow people to resell or rent the one they bought, so the company gets 1*cost of item+a percentage of the rental or sale(and in these situations the bitcoiner always imagines that they'll be profiting from this somehow, so they get the majority of the proceeds) what company on earth would choose that?
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what if literally all of life was a garage sale you could never leave and all transactions require understanding how pgp works
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what if i got paid fractions of a penny for no reason every time i did something i was going to do anyway
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Sweevo posted:what if i paid fractions of a penny for no reason every time i did something i was going to do anyway
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glaring at my lunch: The peanut butter in this sandwich should be an NFT
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Sweevo posted:what if i got paid fractions of a penny for no reason every time i did something i was going to do anyway and also get paid a percentage of all the proceeds from any media or company I interact with in perpetuity?
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aw frig aw dang it posted:glaring at my lunch: The peanut butter in this sandwich should be an NFT imaging eating a sandwich and it not giving you a percentage in the companies that produced the bread, peanut butter, jam, and margarine sounds like a hell world
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SubG posted:like 90% of web3 ideas seem to be what if companies had loyalty cards, but for loyalty programs that make no loving sense almost like it's a bunch of morons coming up with these ideas or something
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I can't believe they didn't include Fitbit paying or charging you by the step, calorie, etc. loving amateurs.
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gschmidl posted:I can't believe they didn't include Fitbit paying or charging you by the step, calorie, etc. loving amateurs. fitcoin
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Boxturret posted:imaging eating a sandwich and it not giving you a percentage in the companies that produced the bread, peanut butter, jam, and margarine Why are you putting margarine in your PB&J?
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Nemo2342 posted:Why are you putting margarine in your PB&J? pay me a few sandwichcoins and I'll tell you
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Beeftweeter posted:sounds like that ladys been token too much. you might even say she doesn't know what shes token about reality show where web3 proselytizers are placed in a mock small town and provided all necessities for stable living, but access to anything with internet connectivity is forbidden mobile devices tantalizingly close but just out of reach, their approach blocked by chain-linked fence
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kalensc posted:reality show where web3 proselytizers are placed in a mock small town and provided all necessities for stable living, but access to anything with internet connectivity is forbidden i would pay for an additional streaming service just to watch this
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a reality show where web 3 proselytizers must live in their dream world
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gschmidl posted:I can't believe they didn't include Fitbit paying or charging you by the step, calorie, etc. loving amateurs. that was a thing, without bitcoin. there was a service where you like, put $20 in a pot at the beginning of the week and had to work out that week, if you didn't you lost the $20 and if you did you split the pot with everyone else that did i remember it getting a bunch of press and then i never heard anything about it after that so i assume the glaring problems with the idea did it in
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