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http://www.forbes.com/home/newswire/2003/09/29/rtr1093412.html
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George Hara
www.filematrix.xnet.ro
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http://www.futureofmoneysummit.com/terra-project.php
Really weird project! I guess when I'll want to redeem some money, I'll ask
for some vodka!
Oh, yes... really stable currency too! ...Why do I see double the amount I
redeemed?! ;)
Regards,
George Hara
www.filematrix.xnet.ro
Dear Frank,
From the presence of biometrics and digital ID vendors
at this conference, I doubt if it is going to be a very
good one.
The blurb about the Terra currency backed by a basket
of commodities was interesting. I'm not clear why any
such basket is needed though.
FileMatrix wrote:
http://www.futureofmoneysummit.com/terra-project.php
Really weird project! I guess when I'll want to redeem some money, I'll ask
for some vodka!
...
http://www.davinciinstitute.com/quotes.php (skip to near the bottom)
has some of their more-authoritarian nutcase-ideas. It's
Dear Mark,
Your press release materials at
http://www.urlwire.com/news/092503.html
were very impressive. I enjoyed reading this essay.
I'm somewhat doubtful about the necessity of daily
reading of goldeconomy.com, but that's okay.
The blurb on eCurrency Merchant Association was also
nice to
Dear Jim,
http://www.davinciinstitute.com/quotes.php
Apparently the sky is crowded? I don't know this Thomas
Frey, but has he been in the same sky as me?
His question about standing in front of a vending machine
in 2050, what currency will you put into it? is pretty
thought provoking.
I
http://www.davinciinstitute.com/inventing-the-future.php - this is quite a
fun page
Quote: In the past, controlling the brain has always been accomplished
through the use of drugs. Chemicals introduced into the body produced a
chemical reaction to create the desired effect. In the future, this
On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 10:47 AM, Katz Global Media wrote:
Why does Kinko's have an apostrophe in the name?
The term Kinko's is the possessive form meaning belonging to Kinko.
Paul Orfalea, who started the business in 1970, acquired the nickname
Kinko because of his curly, reddish
take a look at what www.onewaybet.com has to say at
http://www.onewaybet.com/tips/news.htm
Punters in bullish mood on FTSE, Tesco, Safeway and gold (29/9/03)
...
Gold remains an area of strong speculative interest, with almost all
punters long and looking for the $400 level, according to
It would seem that any vending machine could have the same capability.
Then the kiosk could connect to the secure SCI page at e-gold.com and tell
me
'You have requested to pay $0.75 of gold to' some e-gold account. I put in
my account number, SRK the password, and type in the Turing number (Alan
Hm ... I seem to have opened a can of something or another by
posting the Future of Money Summit info.
To be clear, I was not familiar with the daVinci Institute prior to
learning of the summit. I am familiar with the Terra and consider it an
intuiging idea, but as I said in a private
All you need to do is have one company add a layer to this. Then handle the
processing via cc and then have their backend converting e-gold rather than
doing it directly from the machine.
Your project would be on the back burner for some time I think. It would be
better to find a way to tap
Dear Sidd,
Not really, the kiosk could easily become a password
harvester...
About as easily as any web site.
e-gold needs some kind of token system before this
can be practical
Sounds like a business plan.
Regards,
Jim
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Your project ... would be better to find a way to tap into existing
systems so e-gold is an option rather than the only option.
I'm not entirely sure what you mean, but the system is integrated with
Softpay in such a manner that it works on top of the existing merchant
account, not in place of
... the kiosk could easily become a 'password harvester' ...
e-gold needs some kind of token system before this can be practical.
Do you mean physical tokens?
Frank
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Robert P. Murphy penned an excellent article on the origins of money as
articulated by Menger, and subsequent contributions to the theory of
monetary value by Mises.
An excerpt:
Menger on the Origin of Money
The Austrian school has offered the most comprehensive explanation of the
historical
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... the kiosk could easily become a 'password harvester' ...
e-gold needs some kind of token system before this can be practical.
Do you mean physical tokens?
...
Yes, he does. For most users, their computer is the *problem*,
although telling them the truth about this
Is this DaVinci Institute mob the same people
who had some sort of legal bunfight a few years
back with some sort of Italian cultural
institution which claims (and apparently has
some legal backing) to 'own' the image of
Leonardo Da Vinci?
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The term Kinko's is the possessive form
meaning belonging to Kinko.
Paul Orfalea, who started the business in
1970, acquired the nickname Kinko because of
his curly, reddish hair.
http://www.kinkos.com/about_us/history.php
For some reason every time I hear the name
Kinko's it reminds me
Dear Jim:
Not really, the kiosk could easily become a password
harvester...
Jim Davidson wrote:
About as easily as any web site.
Not really Jim; I access the e-gold site from my personal computer
that I keep secure... accessing the e-gold web site from an untrusted
kiosk that could be loaded
James M. Ray wrote:
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Do you mean physical tokens?
James M. Ray wrote:
Yes, he does. For most users, their computer is the *problem*,
although telling them the truth about this isn't very much fun!
JMR
Thanks Jim, you got there before me...
Regards,
Sidd.
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