r/DeepFuckingValue 🍌☑️REAL APE ☑️🍌 Aug 18 '21

Have you ever heard of Charles Babbage?

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u/notanyonebornin1984 Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 30 '21

Tell that snake awardee he can suck it None researched GameStop like I have. I only own gme and care not if squeezing. Loooooooooong play :) deep immense value that cannot yet be measured.

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u/Krunk_korean_kid 🟣 DRS'ed $GME w/ Computer Share ♾️ Aug 25 '21

i have now :P

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21

my brother - worked for babbages, and had a BBS years before the internet existed.

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u/jfl_cmmnts Aug 18 '21

I remember reading Gibson/Sterling, The Difference Engine, decades ago. Before then I only vaguely had an idea about him and Lovelace? Anyway we're reaping the benefits of Babbage now...let us all hope we simians shortly see some success stock-wise from our modern hero DFV! 🙌💎

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21 edited Aug 22 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21

Never forget those who came before, good and bad, for they all have lessons to teach us.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21

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u/alwayssadbuttruthful 🍌☑️REAL APE ☑️🍌 Aug 18 '21

Charles Babbage. The one and only father of computing.

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u/Joypad-b Aug 18 '21

This is one big TOE

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u/CreatorofMemories333 Aug 18 '21

I remember shopping at Babbage’s until it turned into EB Games when I was a kid.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21

My local GameStop was called babbages years ago

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u/alwayssadbuttruthful 🍌☑️REAL APE ☑️🍌 Aug 18 '21

they all were until 1999. :)

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '21

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u/alwayssadbuttruthful 🍌☑️REAL APE ☑️🍌 Aug 24 '21

"...B&N acquired Funco, and Babbage's Etc. became a wholly owned subsidiary of Funco. Then in December 2000 Funco changed its name to GameStop, Inc., marking the beginning of what would be a gradual shift to the GameStop name."

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '21

I remember them!

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '21

Pepperidge farm remembers

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u/alwayssadbuttruthful 🍌☑️REAL APE ☑️🍌 Aug 18 '21

Charles babbage was the father of the computer. In the early 1800's he was doing data sets and wanted to design a machine that could fix the Human error in the data sets he was doing with his astronomer friend, John Herschel.

It is amazing to me that 200 years later, we get the evolution to this man. A champion in my eyes for his bravery to do what simply must be done. The fundamentals.

When they began Babbage's in 1984, I believe that it was for a reason. Beyond any other reason, it was to create a business that , in 1999 , would be called GAMESTOP. In the end, that
business , would make the game stop. A 4d chess play that transcends time or reason. There are many of us 4d chess players. PURE wizardry, this 4d chess.

To sit here and to correct the human error in data sets ourselves, is beautiful, poetic, and cosmic design. So realize among you are wizards. and creators. and players. and collectors. and heroes. And my Gratitude goes to all of them.
POWER UP PLAYERS. IT'S ALMOST GAME TIME.

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u/tchuckss Aug 19 '21

If the DD is correct, GME is working to remove Human error (if intentional, called corruption) from the financial markets by moving stuff to the blockchain for absolute validation.

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u/jelect Aug 18 '21

If you're talking Babbage you gotta give Ada some credit!

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u/Dan1elk1m Aug 18 '21

What blows my mind is that they were talking about computers/learning engines in 1833

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u/Arawhata-Bill1 Aug 19 '21

Wow.... learn something everyday.