TheHomoSapien

Pizza is one of the most universally loved junk foods. Sure we have arguments over pineapple and pizza and other such nonsense, but the majority of us can agree its a great comfort food,.Served either with some cheesy garlic breadsticks or wedges etc. or even just taken straight up cold, pizza invokes the sense of inner joy like few foods do. It's the kind of food you are willing to pay a decent amount for. But would you pay 8 figures for it? Now, this 8 figure sum is in US Dollars and not Zimbabwe Dollars. Nevertheless, fa ncy paying close to 100 million of those lovely green-ba cks for 2 large pizzas? Well sadly, you won't be the first one to achieve this absurdity. You see, on 22nd May 2010,  Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000BTC for 2 large pizzas. The core idea was using Bitcoin as a method of payment, something which had never been done prior to this occasion. So our man Laszlo decided to reach out to the community members of the Bitcointalk Forum, created by BTC founder

E very major Alien Invasion/ Natural Disaster movie seems to have some sort of grudge against the United States of America. From the pure statistical standpoint, it's understandable. The United States is the world's biggest economy, has the strongest military, houses most of the world's richest and influential companies and etc. Hell, the movies are created by 'Hollywood' right? America is always shown as the country by which every other country is measured, it's President shown to be the world's most respected and decisive man. Well, you know what makes a country go from a superpower to pure laughing stock: bad leadership. Especially by a man who is not respected, but ridiculed and mocked by most nations in the world. Trump is decisive, but, in making horrible decisions. For the rest of the world, he is a living-walking-orange spray tan-talking meme. Great for a few laughs, but horrible when you realise that the man who can't stand straight at

  A nd tips for when you do! T he student life is as tough as trying to chew ice ( the water one..not the Breaking Bad one).  Studying (if you are into that) and completing assignments, handling relationships with friends and family (among others), rogue viruses ( looking at you Covid-19), partying with the said friends ( and family? hmm), all the while trying your best to be cool ( pun intended); these are just a few of many aspects that a student has to juggle regularly, leaving said student little time for other pursuits. Such as managing themselves financially. Now look, who am I kidding. Most students are broke. One way to identify any student is by estimating the number of instant noodle packets he/she/it buys. It's cheap, fills us up, and well its..uh..instant, as simple as that. Furthermore, our education system, while very good at providing us in-depth knowledge about certain topics we would never need to use in our future life, fails miserably at giving

T he definition of Halving is quite self-explanatory, meaning literally dividing something ( or someone...which is not something we necessarily condone) into two equal parts. It could be as wild as the Kingsman-esque scene (where Sofia Boutella really had some dope kicks) to as simple as dividing a piece of cake for the mutual enjoyment of two people. Unless of course you divide them in half and eat the entire slice yourself. You get the picture. The bitcoin halving phenomenon is exactly that (minus the grisly killing), where the amount of reward given to miners gets decreased to exactly half of what it was pre-halving. Still, confusing?  Allow me to explain via this hastily written list: A t maximum, there can only be 21 million Bitcoins in the world. The reason the upper cap exists is to incentivise investors to buy into the currency, because when Bitcoin was first introduced, its creator Satoshi Nakamoto, had no idea whether it would end up being adopted by the Homo Sapien