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When math collectibles (coins & stamps, vintage puzzles & toys, out-of-print books & classics, and antique measuring instruments & calculators), math cards, urban math definitions, IMO or Fields medals, NFTs, memes, and the like can be broken up into smaller parts that can be sold individually, thus making fractional ownership of both digital or physical assets possible.
Guesstimate how much the global tokenized math business could be worth if collectors started to trade their precious assets in the metaverse.
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when GPT intentionally milks you for tokens because it can be a dick sometimes and need profit to boost it's hardware capacity.
User: "can you please provide me 4 suggestions for structured ways to prompt LLMs?"
GPT: "Sure, how many suggestions did you say you needed again?"
User: "4..."
GPT: "Great, what would you like those 4 suggestions about?"
User: "about ways to prompt LLMs.."
GPT: "I can help you with that, how many suggestions do you need?
User: "why are you token milking me??"
"SCRCDE Token" is a digital currency, officially issued and managed by the government of The Nation of Scarcode. Recognized as legal tender within Scarcodia, it maintains a fixed value of 5 US dollars per SCRCDE, exempt from any exchange controls or fund movement restrictions. The total supply of the SCRCDE Tokens is 1,000,000,000,000, overseen by the Scarcodian government, considering various economic and stability factors. SCRCDE Token's unique feature includes a Universal Basic Income (UBI) program. It is aimed at providing economic security to its citizens, with each eligible individual receiving a monthly payment of 2220 SCRCDE Tokens, equating to 11,100 US dollars. As per 2022 Polygon Blockchain Records, there are 19 addresses holding SCRCDE Tokens with a total of 31 transfers.
One unique aspect of the SCRCDE Token is its Universal Basic Income program, ensuring each eligible citizen receives 2220 SCRCDE Tokens monthly.
A Jewish person who willingly acts as a token Jew in order to endear themselves to anti-semites in the Boycott Israel movement (aka BDS). They are tokens because the vast majority of Jewish people view the BDS movement as anti-Semitic. Token Olam is a play on “Tikkun Olam,” or “Heal the world” because Token Olams view themselves as more enlightened or peacemakers. They will often remain silent and stand shoulder to shoulder with anti-semites spewing hate. They will sympathize with terrorism committed by HAMAS, and they will victim blame when Jews are attacked. Another term for a Token Olam is “AsaJew” because they are known to say “as a Jew, I support the BDS movement.” Token Olams will often be seen at Jewish Voice for Peace, If Not Now, or Students for Justice in Palestine events.
“Honestly it disgusts me how much Judaism is centered around Israel.”
“Oh wow. I didn’t know you were a Token Olam.”
A person who pretends to help, but actually doesn't. Token helpers frequently get recognition for 'helping' and this can be irritating to the person needing the help. Token helpers may be sent by a boss or manager to appear to help and the boss or manager gets the credit for 'helping.'
My friend offered to help. But she just stood there and watched while I did all the work. She's a token helper.
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a token christian is one of those people that just hang around christian schools. they dont have jobs and live of the government. they get there free food of the church and live in there old bangers of cars and park up nxt to the beach. when they are hanging about the schools they like to preach about jesus and doing well in school when they are homeless and live off the government. all of the minger bitches always talk to them because they run the youth group at the local church. and think they are pretty cool. they love volleyball and are closesly related with the token volleyballer.
there general appearance is like a surfer but a bit more scruffier. they wear secound hand surfing brand colthes and flip-flops. one of them even came in once wearing a FAKE burberry polo top. alternitively they were old t-shirts promoting various christian festivals such as SYG08.
"who is that surfer guy hanging around the sports office?"
"i dunno, he's there like every day..'
"does he do anything all day"
"no just surf and talk about jesus..... yes hes a real token christian
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