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Kevin Karhan :verified:

OSINT confirms that #Qubic is lying and did not achieve a #51Percent majority in the #Monero network.

  • Which I was already certain didn't happen!

At peak they had 40%, and as of that post only about 30%

  • Which is still too much but still…

#TLDR: Qubic used "#SelfishMining" and had a streak of luck! Not to mention said blicks didn't get included in the blockchain anyway, so all it did was "#LyingWithNumbers" in some stats that rely on self-reported claims instead of actual evidence.

IOW: Just because one got 51 of 100 blocks at some arbitrary timeframe doesn't mean one "owns" 51% of the network hashrate!

Already the cost of this operation is estimated to be U$D 150M per day to fake sad #51PercentAttack and the success entirely predicated on #FUD.

#Sarcasm#Cryptocurrency#Crypto
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Mongabay

Despite years of research, orangutans remain critically endangered on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra, where they’re endemic.

Mongabay has extensively covered the threats they face from habitat degradation and what studies say about how human activities affect them.

This World Orangutan Day, on Aug. 19, we take a look at how this intelligent great ape is faring in a world quickly changing due to human activity.

Compiled by Kristine Sabillo
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Mongabay Environmental News · World Orangutan Day: Ongoing threats & habitat loss haunt these great apesDespite years of research into their complex behavior and intelligence, orangutans remain critically endangered on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra, where they’re endemic. Mongabay has extensively covered the threats they face from habitat degradation and what studies say about how human activities affect them. This World Orangutan Day, on Aug. 19, we take a […]
#news#apes
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The Kid Should See This 🌈🪐✨

💁🏻‍♀️ ICYMI: 🐒🦍 #Auckland #Zoo keeper Laura Fastnedge shares the key to telling #monkeys from #apes: tails. Monkeys have them for balance, apes don't have them at all.

The #parenting differences are fascinating too. Great apes spend years raising their offspring until they're ready to be independent, while monkeys develop quickly and leave much earlier.

👉 Learn more: thekidshouldseethis.com/post/a

Side-by-side comparison showing a tailless orangutan (left) hanging from tree branches and a monkey (right) climbing with its long tail clearly visible, demonstrating the key difference between apes and monkeys.
Side-by-side comparison showing a tailless orangutan (left) hanging from tree branches and a monkey (right) climbing with its long tail clearly visible, demonstrating the key difference between apes and monkeys.
Side-by-side comparison showing a tailless orangutan (left) hanging from tree branches and a monkey (right) climbing with its long tail clearly visible, demonstrating the key difference between apes and monkeys.
#tksst#video#animals
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The Kid Should See This 🌈🪐✨

🐒🦍 #Auckland #Zoo keeper Laura Fastnedge shares the key to telling #monkeys from #apes: tails. Monkeys have them for balance, apes don't have them at all.

The #parenting differences are fascinating too. Great apes spend years raising their offspring until they're ready to be independent, while monkeys develop quickly and leave much earlier.

👉 Learn more: thekidshouldseethis.com/post/a

Side-by-side comparison showing a tailless orangutan (left) hanging from tree branches and a monkey (right) climbing with its long tail clearly visible, demonstrating the key difference between apes and monkeys.
Side-by-side comparison showing a tailless orangutan (left) hanging from tree branches and a monkey (right) climbing with its long tail clearly visible, demonstrating the key difference between apes and monkeys.
Side-by-side comparison showing a tailless orangutan (left) hanging from tree branches and a monkey (right) climbing with its long tail clearly visible, demonstrating the key difference between apes and monkeys.
#tksst#video#animals
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