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Quantum Weirdness or Pseudoscientific Crackpottery?
Hi all,
I found a wonderful new social media platform, steemit.com, which unlike Facebook and such does not capitalize on the content you add, actually pays you for adding content.
I have posted what I think a nice, short article about the pseudo-scientific crackpottery the call Quantum Mechanics:
So far, one professor (@lemouth) has taken the bait and commented. I think this will become an interesting conversation.
May I request all who read this to join steemit.com and upvote (and/or resteem) these 3 articles?
Please consider doing this, spreading the message, and make this go viral!
P.S. You will need to have a FaceBook account at the moment, in order to be able to apply to steemit. It is a very interesting new platform, working with a blockchain to prevent sensorship, but it is still in Beta. So, for now they only allow facebook subscribers in order to avoid bogus accounts being registerd.
I found a wonderful new social media platform, steemit.com, which unlike Facebook and such does not capitalize on the content you add, actually pays you for adding content.
I have posted what I think a nice, short article about the pseudo-scientific crackpottery the call Quantum Mechanics:
So far, one professor (@lemouth) has taken the bait and commented. I think this will become an interesting conversation.
May I request all who read this to join steemit.com and upvote (and/or resteem) these 3 articles?
Please consider doing this, spreading the message, and make this go viral!
P.S. You will need to have a FaceBook account at the moment, in order to be able to apply to steemit. It is a very interesting new platform, working with a blockchain to prevent sensorship, but it is still in Beta. So, for now they only allow facebook subscribers in order to avoid bogus accounts being registerd.
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