The Future is Invisible, But Early Adopters Can See It

Have you ever tried explaining abstract concepts to someone, such as the internet and how it works? It's tough to describe something life-changing when it's basically just a bunch of invisible connections. What if you're trying to explain it to a layperson? I guess that's when it becomes even tougher. There are so many concepts, especially within the tech world, that can be very perplexing to lots of people, even those who are tech-savvy.

Behind every technology lies something powerful that's hard to see with our naked eyes. Imagine the incredible and the invisible stuff that secretly runs the show ? Like the electricity that runs through the wires to charge our phones, or those mind-reading algorithms that suggest or show us ads based our previous searches? How would every individual be able to to fully grasp these concepts even if they are explained to by technologist.

These ideas or concepts especially with technology might initially sound unbelievable, but when they come to life, they blow our minds. I believe lots of people thought about the Wright brothers about going crazy when they said they could fly. Lots of the tech ideas that have become a reality today sounded crazy initially and those that conceived them were the craziest. Years ago wireless charging would have sounded like science fiction but now our phones juice up with just a magic touch of wireless charger.

Same goes for cryptocurrencies, they were all new concept a few years back, now they're shaking up the whole money game, disrupting traditional financial system. This blockchain platform, Hive, is no different. Three years ago, it was just an idea buzzing around in some people's heads. Now, it's changing the way we hang out online and earn reward for doing it. But the real magic? It's best experienced, not explained. Those who jumped in early are building communities, getting rewarded, and living proof that this whole "decentralized system" thing is actually pretty sweet and it's the future.

Here's the thing: doubting an abstract ideas is normal. We can't believe what we can't see, right? But the story of Hive, and a million other innovations, shows us something important. Sometimes, the coolest stuff starts out invisible but those who are smart keep an open mind. Hive is the future and the next game-changer, and many people have known this from day one. The most important part of every new thing with potential future success is considering becoming an early adopter or user.

Most people miss out on opportunities all because of their doubts. It happens that while they hesitate, others may already be exploring. For some people, it may be their unwillingness to take risks. By the time they realize it, the very thing they feared to take a chance on has already been dared by others. This is what sometimes sets the rich apart from the average person.