EPTGaming = Nobel? - Page 2
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On May 11 2008 03:32 Last Romantic wrote: Let's make a Group. Team Liquid must win the internet [and cure cancer while we're at it] News next year: TL.net receives Nobel Prize  | ||
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On May 11 2008 03:32 Last Romantic wrote: Let's make a Group. Team Liquid must win the internet [and cure cancer while we're at it] GOgogo!!! | ||
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evanthebouncy!
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Calling all Flash game pwners and in general!! TO ARMS xD | ||
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Edit: This looks way more interesting than that free-rice site. Edit2: Man, their server is balls. | ||
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On May 11 2008 12:07 nevake wrote: hm..I can't log on, it keeps telling me I can't connect. me too :'( I wish there was a secondary way to download new puzzles. | ||
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On May 11 2008 13:18 evanthebouncy! wrote: Bah I can't pass the last level just line up all the things so that the hydrogen bonds show up between them (use right click to freeze things and then just drag them forcibly) then shake&wiggle. after that, make some rubber bands to the spirals from the hydrogen bonded things, and wiggle to move them closer, remove bands, shake&wiggle again, and it should be done | ||
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On May 11 2008 05:00 Famehunter wrote: This just sounds like they want volunteers to do all the work for free and if a solution is found , they ll make shit tons of monney. Even if they give a portion of the credit to the "talented" people able to solve protein paterns. So for them its a win, win equation. How cynical can you get before you just spontaneously explode in a fireball of distrust and negativity? This is a great project! Even if it doesn't lead to good results it still helps raise awareness and get people interested in what is otherwise an abstract and hard to understand topic. "make shit tons of monney[sic]"?? Are you fucking out of your mind? No one goes after a Nobel prize for sake of making a profit. Want to take a look at the masterminds behind this one: http://depts.washington.edu/bakerpg/ and http://www.cs.washington.edu/ARL/ Yea, they sure look like they are rolling in the green from all the people they have scammed into science with their 'higher education'. | ||
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On May 11 2008 05:00 Famehunter wrote: This just sounds like they want volunteers to do all the work for free and if a solution is found , they ll make shit tons of monney. Even if they give a portion of the credit to the "talented" people able to solve protein paterns. So for them its a win, win equation. If you have time to waste ,and love playing that puzzle game, then by all means help them but I doubt your contribution will hardly have any impact. Its like looking for jesus amongst the living, the chosen one who can solve protein paterns with his amazing brain. You might as well go give your blood and save the life of dozens of people with a single donation. And why the fuck not? There are billions of people out there. If it is true that there is one person out there who can handle this, then why not? How about donating blood AND supporting this program. | ||
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