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LONDON, United Kingdom, December 18th, 2023/Chainwire/--Today, Veloce Media Group proudly announces the launch of its partnership with , an innovative multiplayer racing management and simulation platform set to redefine the landscape of virtual motorsports. Racino Through the incorporation of the into Racino’s ecosystem, players can acquire various collectible cars, liveries, and driver cosmetics. The heightened emphasis on ownership brings a fresh wave of excitement to each part of the gameplay, creating a more immersive and active playing environment. VEXT token Racino will transform the future of motorsport management games, as players not only step into the shoes of a team principal but also take ownership and development of their cars, where strategic choices drastically impact race outcomes, public renown, and tangible rewards. Unlike most racing games on the market today, Racino elevates itself by mirroring real-life dynamics, where victories and defeats in motorsport management carry tangible financial weight, blending the thrill of racing with strategic financial planning and skill based gaming. https://www.youtube.com/embed/0SZ7j64mTxQ Racino’s Key Features: Digital Ownership: Players have exclusive rights to digital collectibles like cars, liveries, and driver cosmetics. These items can appreciate in value offering exciting trading and selling opportunities based on market demand or scarcity. Real Stakes & Rewards: Racino utilizes the same exhilarating 'risk vs reward' mechanics of the real world, allowing players to revel in the tangible outcomes of their in-game decisions. Winning races, managing reward mechanisms for greater gains, honing skills through gameplay, and increasing the rarity of their assets are not just for fun – they are strategic moves that lead to real, measurable rewards, reflecting the true nature of competitive racing. Elevated Multiplayer: Racino brings a distinct multiplayer experience to your browser, connecting players across the globe to build their racing empires and strategize against friends and foes alike. Secure your place in tightly contested grids and manage your team to motorsport glory -- where your skill on the track shapes your legacy in the thrilling world of virtual motorsports. 💻 Hi-Fi Simulations: Situated at the forefront of virtual motorsport realism, Racino’s cutting-edge technology and complex AI algorithms create a deeply immersive racing experience. Every decision, from track selection to car modifications, interacts with dynamic weather and realistic physics right before your eyes, in stunning 3D & 2D. 🥇 Mastery Matters: Steer your own path in Racino, where every choice dictates success. Each car, equally matched in potential, offers unique configurations begging for exploration and strategic mastery. Skillfully manage your budget, parts, and tunings to unveil your car’s full potential, as winning is about clever strategy, not a roll of the dice. 🚨 VEXT Integration: Racino, Integrated with Veloce Media Group's VEXT token, enables players to purchase virtual racing assets, blending inherent and performance-based value. This system not only brings the excitement of the track to your device but also allows for seamless transactions and access to exclusive content, marrying tangible rewards with the thrill of motorsport gaming. Rupert Svendsen-Cook, Founder of the Veloce Media Group said : “Veloce has and always will be an incredibly effective marketing funnel for many racing games however this moment marks the chapter of progressing to promoting our own gaming titles. Racino really is the most immersive and engaging racing game to come to web3, nothing comes close ! Veloce has 38 million racing gaming fans within our network and integrating VEXT within Racino is an incredibly compelling proposition for all stakeholders - primarily our community! With its pioneering approach to combining real stakes with immersive gameplay, Racino offers players a unique and thrilling experience. Racino will captivate our gamers with its unbelievably realistic simulation and strategic challenges. To say this is a game changer would be an understatement!” Additionally, Lorenzo George, CEO of Racino, referenced their partnership with Veloce Media Group "as essential to reaching one of the most passionate audiences in gaming and motorsports". Lorenzo also discussed the integration of the VEXT token into Racino, which enriches the gaming experience by offering diverse engagement and reward opportunities for players. Racino is gearing up for its Q1 2024 launch, offering an exhilarating blend of motorsports and skill-based gaming. Be one of the first to join, by signing up for the Alpha on Racino.io. Users are welcome to drive into the future of virtual racing and stay informed by following @Racinogaming & @Vextoken on X. About Veloce Media Group Founded in 2018, Veloce is a multi-pillared gaming and sports media group operating across some of the most innovative, fast-growing, and future-focused sectors in the UK. Headquartered in London, the Veloce brand comprises the industry-leading gaming and racing platform, Veloce Esports, and race-winning outfit, Veloce Racing, currently competing in the renowned Extreme E championship. As the world’s largest digital racing media network, Veloce has so far attracted over 35 million subscribers and nearly one billion monthly views with a focus on esports, gaming, purpose-driven motorsport, and Web3. Veloce is partnered with a number of high-profile teams from across the globe, running multiple gaming and esports team operations, including Mercedes AMG, Ferrari, and Yas Heat. Well established JV sub-brands, including Lando Norris’ gaming and lifestyle brand Quadrant, make up another key aspect of Veloce’s vast global network. For more information: | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Website Telegram Group Telegram Channel Twitter Discord Instagram YouTube CoinMarketCap CoinGecko ByBit MEXC Toobit Poloniex DigiFinex WhiteBIT Contact Head Of Digital Marketing Louis Broomfield Veloce Media Group louis@veloce.gg This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here.

Veloce Media Group Partners With Racino To Pioneer Virtual Motorsports With Real Stake

ভার্চুয়াল মোটরস্পোর্টসকে রিয়েল স্টেক দিয়ে অগ্রগামী করতে Racino-এর সাথে Veloce Media Group অংশীদার

Veloce Media Group arbeitet mit Racino zusammen, um mit echtem Einsatz Pionierarbeit im virtuellen Motorsport zu leisten

Veloce Media Group se asocia con Racino para ser pionero en los deportes de motor virtuales con un interés real

Veloce Media Group s'associe à Racino pour être pionnier dans le sport automobile virtuel avec un enjeu réel

रियल हिस्सेदारी के साथ वर्चुअल मोटरस्पोर्ट्स में अग्रणी बनने के लिए वेलोस मीडिया ग्रुप ने रैसिनो के साथ साझेदारी की

Veloce Media Group が Racino と提携し、実質出資でバーチャル モータースポーツを開拓

Veloce Media Group, Racino와 파트너십을 맺고 실제 지분을 활용한 가상 모터스포츠 개척

Veloce Media Group faz parceria com Racino para ser pioneiro no automobilismo virtual com participação real

Veloce Media Group сотрудничает с Рачино, чтобы стать пионером виртуального автоспорта с реальной ставкой

Veloce Media Group, Gerçek Bahisle Sanal Motor Sporlarına Öncülük Etmek İçin Racino ile Ortaklık Kuruyor

Tập đoàn truyền thông Veloce hợp tác với Racino để tiên phong trong lĩnh vực đua xe thể thao ảo với cổ phần thực sự

Veloce Media Group 与 Racino 合作，以真实股份开创虚拟赛车运动

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Reflections on the Decline of Science in England, and on Some of Its Causes by Charles Babbage, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . Section 8 here SECTION 8. OF THE COPLEY MEDALS. An important distinction exists between scientific communications, which seems to have escaped the notice of the Councils of the Royal Society. They may contain discoveries of new principles,—of laws of nature hitherto unobserved; or they may consist of a register of observations of known phenomena, made under new circumstances, or in new and peculiar situations on the face of our planet. Both these species of additions to our knowledge are important; but their value and their rarity are very different in degree. To make and to repeat observations, even with those trifling alterations, which it is the fashion in our country (in the present day) to dignify with the name of discoveries, requires merely inflexible candour in recording precisely the facts which nature has presented, and a power of fixing the attention on the instruments employed, or phenomena examined,—a talent, which can be much improved by proper Instruction, and which is possessed by most persons of tolerable abilities and education.* To discover new principles, and to detect the undiscovered laws by which nature operates, is another and a higher task, and requires intellectual qualifications of a very different order: the labour of the one is like that of the computer of an almanac; the inquiries of the other resemble more the researches of the accomplished analyst, who has invented the formula: by which those computations are performed. [*That the use even of the large astronomical instruments in a national observatory, does not require any very profound acquirements, is not an opinion which I should have put forth without authority. The Astronomer-Royal ought to be the best judge. On the minutes of the Council of the Royal Society, for April 6, 1826, with reference to the Assistants necessary for the two mural circles, we find a letter from Mr. Pond on the subject, from which the following passage is extracted: "But to carry on such investigations, I want indefatigable, hard-working, and above all, obedient drudges (for so I must call them, although they are drudges of a superior order), men who will be contented to pass half their day in using their hands and eyes in the mechanical act of observing, and the remainder of it in the dull process of calculation."] Such being the distinction between the merits of these inquiries, some difference ought to exist in the nature of any rewards that may be proposed for their encouragement. The Royal Society have never marked this difference, and consequently those honorary medals which are given to observations, gain a value which is due to those that are given for discoveries; whilst these latter are diminished in their estimation by such an association. I have stated this distinction, because I think it a just one; but the public would have little cause of complaint if this were the only ground of objection to the mode of appropriating the Society's medals. The first objection to be noticed, is the indistinct manner in which the object for which the medals are awarded is sometimes specified. A medal is given to A. B. "for his various papers." There are cases, few perhaps in number, where such a reason may be admissible; but it is impossible not to perceive the weakness of those who judge these matters legibly written in the phrase, "and for his various other communications," which comes in as the frequent tail-piece to these awards. With a diffidence in their own powers, which might be more admired if it were more frequently expressed, the Council think to escape through this loop-hole, should the propriety of their judgment on the main point be called in question. Thus, even the discovery which made chemistry a science, has attached to it in their award this feeble appendage. It has been objected to the Royal Society, that their medals have been too much confined to a certain set. When the Royal medals were added to their patronage, the past distribution of the Copley medals, furnished grounds to some of the journals to predict the future possessors of the new ones. I shall, doubtless, be told that the Council of the Royal Society are persons of such high feeling, that it is impossible to suppose their decision could be influenced by any personal motives. As I may not have had sufficient opportunities, during the short time I was a member of that Council, to enable me to form a fair estimate, I shall avail myself of the judgment of one, from whom no one will be inclined to appeal, who knew it long and intimately, and who expressed his opinion deliberately and solemnly. The late Dr. Wollaston attached, as a condition to be observed in the distribution of the interest of his munificent gift of 2,000L. to the Royal Society, the following clause:—"And I hereby empower the said President, Council, and Fellows, after my decease, in furtherance of the above declared objects of the trust, to apply the said dividends to aid or reward any individual or individuals of any country, SAVING ONLY THAT NO PERSON BEING A MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE TIME BEING, SHALL RECEIVE OR PARTAKE OF SUCH REWARD." Another improvement which might be suggested, is, that it is generally inexpedient to vote a medal until the paper which contains the discovery is at least read to the Society; perhaps even it might not be quite unreasonable to wish that it should have been printed, and consequently have been perused by some few of those who have to decide on its merits. These trifles have not always been attended to; and even so lately as the last year, they escaped the notice of the President and his Council. The Society was, however, indebted to the good sense of Mr. Faraday, who declined the proffered medal; and thus relieved us from one additional charge of precipitancy. [When this hasty adjudication was thus put a stop to, one of the members of the Council inquired, whether, as a Copley medal must by the will be annually given, some other person might not be found deserving of it. To which the Secretary replied, "We do not intend to give any this year." All further discussion was thus silenced.] Perhaps, also, as the Council are on some occasions apt to be oblivious, it might be convenient that the President should read, previously to the award of any medals or to the decision of any other important subjects, the statutes relating to them. He might perhaps propitiate their attention to them, by stating, HOW MUCH IT IMPORTETH TO THE CONSISTENCY OF THE COUNCIL TO BE ACQUAINTED WITH THE LAWS ON WHICH THEY ARE ABOUT TO DECIDE. If those who have been conversant with the internal management of the Council, would communicate their information, something curious might perhaps be learned respecting a few of these medals. Concerning those of which I have had good means of information, I shall merely state—of three of them—that whatever may have been the official reasons for their award, I had ample reasons to convince me of the following being the true causes:— First.—A medal was given to A, at a peculiarly inappropriate time—BECAUSE HE HAD NOT HAD ONE BEFORE. Second.—Subsequently a medal was given to B, in order TO DESTROY THE IMPRESSION WHICH THE AWARD OF THE MEDAL TO A HAD MADE ON THE PUBLIC THE PRECEDING YEAR. Third.—A medal was given to C, "BECAUSE WE THINK HE HAS BEEN ILL USED." I will now enter on an examination of one of their awards, which was peculiarly injudicious. I allude to that concerning the mode of rendering platina malleable. Respecting, as I did, the illustrious philosopher who invented the art, and who has left many other claims to the gratitude of mankind, I esteem it no disrespect to his memory to place that subject in its proper light. An invention in science or in art, may justly be considered as possessing the rights of property in the highest degree. The lands we inherit from our fathers, were cultivated ere they were born, and yielded produce before they were cultivated. The products of genius are the actual creations of the individual; and, after yielding profit or honour to him, they remain the permanent endowments of the human race. If the institutions of our country, and the opinions of society, support us fully in the absolute disposal of our fields, of which we can, by the laws of nature, be only the transitory possessors, who shall justly restrict our discretion in the disposal of those richer possessions, the products of intellectual exertion? Two courses are open to those individuals who are thus endowed with Nature's wealth. They may lock up in their own bosoms the mysteries they have penetrated, and by applying their knowledge to the production of some substance in demand in commerce, thus minister to the wants or comforts of their species, whilst they reap in pecuniary profit the legitimate reward of their exertions. It is open to them, on the other hand, to disclose the secret they have torn from Nature, and by allowing mankind to participate with them, to claim at once that splendid reputation which is rarely refused to the inventors of valuable discoveries in the arts of life. The two courses are rarely compatible, only indeed when the discoverer, having published his process, enters into equal competition with other manufacturers. If an individual adopt the first of these courses, and retaining his secret, it perish with him, the world have no right to complain. During his life, they profited by his knowledge, and are better off than if the philosopher had not existed. Monopolies, under the name of patents, have been devised to assist and reward those who have chosen the line of pecuniary profit. Honorary rewards and medals have been the feeble expressions of the sentiments of mankind towards those who have preferred the other course. But these have been, and should always be, kept completely distinct. [It is a condition with the Society of Arts, never to give a reward to any thing for which a patent has been, or is to be, taken out.] Let us now consider the case of platina. A new process was discovered of rendering it malleable, and the mere circumstance of so large a quantity having been sent into the market, was a positive benefit, of no ordinary magnitude, to many of the arts. The discoverer of this valuable process selected that course for which no reasonable man could blame him; and from some circumstance, or perhaps from accident, he preserved no written record of the manipulations. Had Providence appointed for that disorder, which terminated too fatally, a more rapid career, all the knowledge he had acquired from the long attention he had devoted to the subject, would have been lost to mankind. The hand of a friend recorded the directions of the expiring philosopher, whose anxiety to render useful even his unfinished speculations, proves that the previous omission was most probably accidental. Under such circumstances it was published to the world in the Transactions of the Royal Society. But what could induce that body to bestow on it their medal? To talk of adding lustre to the name of Wollaston by their medal, is to talk idly. They must have done it then as an example, as a stimulus to urge future inquiries in the career of discovery. But did they wish discoveries to be so endangered? The discoveries of Professor Mitscherlick, of Berlin, had long been considered, by a few members of the Society, as having strong claims on one of its honorary rewards; but difficulties had arisen, from so few members of the Council having any knowledge of discoveries which had long been familiar to Europe. The Council were just on the point of doing justice to the merits of the Prussian philosopher, when it was suggested that its medal should be given to Dr. Wollaston, and they immediately altered their intention, and thus enabled themselves to reserve their medal to Professor Mitscherlick for another year; at which period, for aught they knew, his discoveries might possess the additional merit of having been made prior to the limit allowed by their regulations. That medal was, in fact, voted at a meeting, at which no one member present was at all conversant with the subjects rewarded. I shall, however, say no more on this subject. They erred from feeling, an error so very rare with them, that it might be pardoned even for its singularity. I will, however, add one word to those whose censures have been unjustly dealt, to those who have reproached the philosopher for receiving pecuniary advantage from his inventions. Amongst the many and varied contrivances for the demands of science, or the arts of life, with which we were enriched by the genius of Wollaston, was it too much to allow him to retain, during his fleeting career, one out of the multitude, to furnish that: pecuniary supply, without which, the man will want food for his body, and the philosopher be destitute of tools for his inventions? Had he been, as, from the rank he held in science, he certainly would have been in other kingdoms, rich in the honours his country could bestow, and receiving from her a reward in some measure commensurate with his deserts,—then, indeed, there might have been reason for that reproach; but I am convinced that, in such circumstances, the philosopher would have balanced, with no "niggard" hand, the claims of his country, and would have given to it, unreservedly, the produce of his powerful mind. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Charles Babbage (1998).Reflections on the Decline of Science in England, and on Some of Its Causes. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/1216/pg1216-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. 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OF THE COPLEY MEDALS.

LONDON, United Kingdom, November 9th, 2023/Chainwire/--Design chosen by VEXT community to appear at Extreme E season finale in Chile. Veloce Racing will be fighting for the Extreme E Season 3 championship title in style with a special one-off chrome livery. VEXT As part of the recently launched VEXT, token holders were given a choice to cast their vote between three unique designs which will feature as the team’s livery at the Antofagasta Minerals Copper X Prix in December (2-3). The winning chrome design will be applied to Veloce Racing's ODYSSEY 21, and accompanied by a VEXT-inspired purple team kit. VEXT enables and encourages its growing community to vote on decisions that impact both real-world and virtual assets within the , allowing fans to be increasingly integrated and engaged within the Veloce eco-system. Veloce Media Group With tangible influence on the direction of assets, token holders are also able to transact across games and interactive sports features, with rewards such as tokens, early access to merchandise, and experience of real-world events. The were invited to have their say on Veloce’s Extreme E team as it continues to progress in the motorsport world, in this instance by voting for the British squad's livery for the final X Prix of the 2023 campaign. VEXT community This activation around Veloce Racing’s Extreme E livery is one of several community voting proposals already introduced via VEXT, and marks an innovative example of Web3 and real-world racing coming together. It marks another stage in Veloce taking steps towards achieving its ambitious vision of becoming a community-owned global sporting, entertainment and , where fans are invited to become a part of the Veloce journey and have influence on the direction of the groups future and its vast range of real-world sporting assets. media group https://www.youtube.com/embed/f89kZB5qIBw?si=O13hXYs2qIQtNyJN The reflective chrome livery will be on display in Chile for the final Extreme E double-header of the season, where Veloce Racing’s bid for the title reaches an exciting conclusion. The team currently sits third in the Extreme E championship standings, with drivers Kevin Hansen and Molly Taylor just 21 points off the top of the standings with plenty of points up for grabs in Rounds 9 and 10. Rupert Svendsen-Cook, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Veloce, said: "It has been amazing to see the progress of VEXT so far, and the engagement we had with this governance vote is testament to the work we’re doing to evolve Veloce through Web3." “Integrating our community with proposals like this one marks another step towards our ultimate ambition, which is to become a fully decentralised global sporting group." “VEXT token holders have chosen a unique chrome livery for our Extreme E team in Chile. We can’t wait to see the virtual come to life in a real-world racing team, during a milestone weekend for Veloce and our fans as we also fight for the championship title.” The Veloce Groups network attracts over 35 million subscribers and nearly one billion monthly views across multiple digital platforms. With a focus on gaming and purpose-driven motorsport, the group is perfectly positioned to drive Web3 adoption. To start having a meaningful impact on the Veloce ecosystem, community members need to hold at least 1 VEXT. Find out more about VEXT and how to get involved here. About Veloce Media Group Founded in 2018, Veloce is a multi-pillared gaming and sports media group operating across some of the most innovative, fast-growing, and future-focused sectors in the UK. Headquartered in London, the Veloce brand comprises the industry-leading gaming and racing platform, Veloce Esports, and race-winning outfit, Veloce Racing, currently competing in the renowned Extreme E championship. As the world’s largest digital racing media network, Veloce has so far attracted over 35 million subscribers and nearly one billion monthly views with a focus on esports, gaming, purpose-driven motorsport, and Web3. Veloce is partnered with a number of high-profile teams from across the globe, running multiple gaming and esports team operations, including Mercedes AMG, Ferrari, and Yas Heat. Well established JV sub-brands, including Lando Norris’ gaming and lifestyle brand Quadrant, make up another key aspect of Veloce’s vast global network. For more information: | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Website Telegram Group Telegram Channel Twitter Discord Instagram YouTube CoinMarketCap CoinGecko ByBit MEXC Toobit Poloniex DigiFinex WhiteBIT Contact Head Of Digital Marketing Louis Broomfield hi@velocemediagroup.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program . here

Veloce Racing's Unique Chrome Livery Chosen By VEXT Community For Extreme E Finale in Chile

ভেলোস রেসিংয়ের অনন্য ক্রোম লিভারি চিলিতে এক্সট্রিম ই ফাইনালের জন্য VEXT সম্প্রদায় দ্বারা বেছে নেওয়া হয়েছে

Die einzigartige Chromlackierung von Veloce Racing wurde von der VEXT-Community für das Extreme-E-Finale in Chile ausgewählt

La exclusiva decoración cromada de Veloce Racing elegida por la comunidad VEXT para la final de Extreme E en Chile

La livrée chromée unique de Veloce Racing choisie par la communauté VEXT pour la finale Extreme E au Chili

चिली में एक्सट्रीम ई फिनाले के लिए VEXT समुदाय द्वारा वेलोस रेसिंग की अनूठी क्रोम लाइवरी को चुना गया

Veloce Racing のユニークなクローム カラーリングがチリのエクストリーム E フィナーレで VEXT コミュニティによって選ばれました

VEXT 커뮤니티가 칠레 익스트림 E 피날레를 위해 선택한 Veloce Racing의 독특한 크롬 상징

Pintura cromada exclusiva da Veloce Racing escolhida pela comunidade VEXT para Extreme E Finale no Chile

Уникальная хромированная окраска Veloce Racing выбрана сообществом VEXT для финала Extreme E в Чили

Veloce Racing'in Benzersiz Krom Görünümü VEXT Topluluğu Tarafından Şili'deki Extreme E Finali İçin Seçildi

Màu sơn Chrome độc đáo của Veloce Racing được cộng đồng VEXT lựa chọn cho vòng chung kết Extreme E ở Chile

VEXT 社区为智利 Extreme E 决赛选择了 Veloce Racing 独特的 Chrome 涂装

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