[closed] If you were Bit-Rich, what would you do to make the world a better place?

I would make a website where people could fund small business startups in developing countries in bitcoins, and donate BTC myself.

I'd probably (If I was VERY rich) start my own help-organization, fund it and make sure that all money donated would go to charity instead of the leaders of the organizations. I would also have a good option for bitcoin-donations on our website.

If I were bit-rich, I'd spend some of my wealth to pay for the development of more user-friendly programs for the less technically inclined to get involved. At the moment, there's an actual disincentive to help anyone else get into mining, but even for all those already involved, getting as many people personally invested in cryptocurrencies as possible would help their long-term survival and wide-spread adoption - things which would likely benefit both those who have been mining before it was easy as well as everyone else who jumped in later.

I would strive to make BTC global currency and would use exotic sources of energy.

Reference for exotic sources :

1.http://peswiki.com

2.http://www.overunity.com

I would make a startup for people to buy anonymous BTC.

Like you can do with Prepaid Handy's.

You can buy a card in a shop. You rub free the number send a SMS with the transaction code and the Bit-coin Address. Or enter the the code and the Address into an on line page.

The code cards could be board anonymous in shops.

To create an safe and anonymous way to gain BTC.

MfGWfG Kolibri

Sorry English should be better ...

I would buy a superbowl ad or something where bitcoin could get major coverage. This way the more people who know about it and use it as their main currency, the less lives are ruined by too-big-to-fail banks, and government intervention. The world really needs a true free market system, if you ask me.

The world is a good place. Humans are not good enough to accept it as it is. We must change oursels.

Think of using bitcoin where ever you can in this beautiful quote, and bingo, the world is a better place already.

(sorry it's a bit long, but they're all so good and "awwww"-worthy :) )

I think I would look for good people doing great things and proportionally amplify their effect.

I think I would make a habit going to charity bake sales and giving people that made something I like from scratch or with a lot of attention to detail and care 150% of the price, saying "I am sure it is worth more than that"

I would buy at least one glass of lemonade from every lemonade stand I came across.

I would find places where nature has caused an extreme hardship and see what I could do to help make things better.

I would be a silent Santa for children of fallen warriors.

I would look for schools that taught children more than academics lessons and make silent donations.

I would look for science and engineering students in danger of dropping out due to financial hardship and see if a small amount could make a difference, then make the difference.

I would look for hard working volunteers whose effort has gone largely unrewarded, and see if I could make a donation or somehow make a difference to re-energize their spirit.

I would look for naturalized immigrants that are struggling to adapt and see if i could make a difference.

If I had more, I would probably see if i could leverage government support to get scholarships for engineering students heading into public service at the city, state or federal level. Similarly, doctors and nurses.

If I had more, I would see if I could set up an institute for design engineering and production that focused on producing design and production engineers that had the entrepreneurial spirit.

If I has more, I would try to set up programs in nursing homes that enabled residents to volunteer as mentors in a way that acceptable to both parties.

If I had more, I would look for ways to convert salt water to fresh.

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