You know, I'd love to find the right balance between true de-centrilazation and a tiny bit of centralization. I say this becuase in some context, we need the leaders to help us understand and guide us.
This makes me think that perhaps we're doing that already with our Witnesses and the voting system. It seems to me with Hive we're perhaps on the way to the right balance I'm trying to point out there ☝
Definitely web 3 is already looking like the future Many of us don't even hope for right now and for ad many who don't have much knowledge of internet, it is going to give them a very tough time to adapt also
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With the geeat advancement of technology always coming our way,we better secure our belts to move with the speed in technological advancement. Thank you for this post.
Sure. it's all online and people have become anti social. People may not see the big picture here... Technology progress always has two ways. One is making people's life easier, and second is making people's life a lot harder. At this time tech is going both ways at the same time. A lot of tech made people addicted to it. Specially kids. You imagine 12 year old today with motorola startac where you can play no games and there's no youtube? 😂
Well I work with kids, specially teens, so I'm not making this stuff up. But it's funny that you don't compare timing of today to let's say 20 or 30 or even 50 years ago. You compare it to the time when markets were extremely introverted. If you look at the US, 19th century was very productive century. Same in Europe, specially France and Germany. Most big cities were build in that time. US has no productivity today -its all about services. You can not compare today to 150 years ago. Around 2k, people were thinking about dreams - that in near future machines will be doing jobs and they will sit and live happily their life... I am not saying this is wrong, but look at the reality around.
Regarding smartphone advancement… after seeing the advancement in folding devices I suspect the next big jump will be a wearable phone that wraps around a wrist , making the smartwatch a fully functional device.
It’s very hard to imagine where it can go from there without speculating on cyborg-like tech that is integrated into our bodies but I think it’s a fairly safe bet that phones will be wearable in the next decade.
Regarding organic tech, I definitely see this on the horizon, but I feel like such advancement is several decades from being a thing we see regularly integrated into the average persons daily life. Hope I’m wrong and someone is bringing Cerebrum to market as we speak but I haven’t heard of any advancements in X-men tech lately.
Definitely everything looks to be more super interesting as fir web 3 and base on my opinion, it is really going to be a massive one as more benefit is actually attached with it
The video discusses the potential of Web 3.0, comparing it to the early days of the Internet and the unforeseen impact it had on various industries. The speaker reflects on the evolution of technology, highlighting how predictions often underestimate long-term impacts. He emphasizes the decentralized nature of Web 3.0, foreseeing advancements in data ownership and a shift towards 3D interactions. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that Web 3.0 will likely surpass current imaginations and significantly impact society.
Detailed Analysis:
The speaker starts by drawing a parallel between the early days of the Internet and the unforeseen developments that occurred. He mentions how technologies often evolve in unexpected ways, using the example of Twitter's 280-character limit as a usage case that was never envisioned.
Throughout the video, the speaker emphasizes the organic growth of technology and the challenges in predicting its full potential. He mentions key figures like Bezos, Ellison, Zuckerberg, and Dorsey who played pivotal roles in shaping the evolution of the Internet.
The discussion delves into the disruptive impact of the Internet on various industries. Examples include the transformation of communication, the decline of traditional services like Blockbuster due to streaming, and the shift towards online banking and services.
The speaker links these past transformations to the potential of Web 3.0, highlighting its foundation on decentralized databases and data ownership principles. He speculates on the evolution of interactions from 2D to potentially 3D or even further through technologies like VR, holograms, or brain-computer interfaces.
The speaker stresses the difficulty in projecting the full extent of Web 3.0's impact due to the rapid pace of technological advancements. He discusses the potential use of genetic material for data storage and envisions a future where technology could harness organic material for computing.
In conclusion, the speaker anticipates that Web 3.0 will have a profound societal impact akin to social media and mobile technology. He suggests that those who can accurately forecast its trajectory stand to gain significant opportunities, reflecting on the transformative nature of technological progress.
Notice: This is an AI-generated summary based on a transcript of the video. The summarization of the videos in this channel was requested/approved by the channel owner.
Web 3 is real block chain.
Web 3.0 has multiple technologies. Blockchain is one of them.
You know, I'd love to find the right balance between true de-centrilazation and a tiny bit of centralization. I say this becuase in some context, we need the leaders to help us understand and guide us.
This makes me think that perhaps we're doing that already with our Witnesses and the voting system. It seems to me with Hive we're perhaps on the way to the right balance I'm trying to point out there ☝
Definitely web 3 is already looking like the future Many of us don't even hope for right now and for ad many who don't have much knowledge of internet, it is going to give them a very tough time to adapt also
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I'm waiting for web 6.9
So is Elon.
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With the geeat advancement of technology always coming our way,we better secure our belts to move with the speed in technological advancement. Thank you for this post.
Sure. it's all online and people have become anti social. People may not see the big picture here... Technology progress always has two ways. One is making people's life easier, and second is making people's life a lot harder. At this time tech is going both ways at the same time. A lot of tech made people addicted to it. Specially kids. You imagine 12 year old today with motorola startac where you can play no games and there's no youtube? 😂
I would say this is not true over the long term. Do you think life was easier in the 1880s as compared to today? Or 1780?
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Well I work with kids, specially teens, so I'm not making this stuff up. But it's funny that you don't compare timing of today to let's say 20 or 30 or even 50 years ago. You compare it to the time when markets were extremely introverted. If you look at the US, 19th century was very productive century. Same in Europe, specially France and Germany. Most big cities were build in that time. US has no productivity today -its all about services. You can not compare today to 150 years ago. Around 2k, people were thinking about dreams - that in near future machines will be doing jobs and they will sit and live happily their life... I am not saying this is wrong, but look at the reality around.
Regarding smartphone advancement… after seeing the advancement in folding devices I suspect the next big jump will be a wearable phone that wraps around a wrist , making the smartwatch a fully functional device.
It’s very hard to imagine where it can go from there without speculating on cyborg-like tech that is integrated into our bodies but I think it’s a fairly safe bet that phones will be wearable in the next decade.
Wearables seemed like a logical conclusion yet they are slow to take off. I am wondering if they get skipped for another innovation.
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Regarding organic tech, I definitely see this on the horizon, but I feel like such advancement is several decades from being a thing we see regularly integrated into the average persons daily life. Hope I’m wrong and someone is bringing Cerebrum to market as we speak but I haven’t heard of any advancements in X-men tech lately.
By organic I am not referring to humans and computing although there are those who are believers in that.
Here we are referring to genetic material for storage such as what Microsoft is working on.
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Definitely everything looks to be more super interesting as fir web 3 and base on my opinion, it is really going to be a massive one as more benefit is actually attached with it
Summary:
The video discusses the potential of Web 3.0, comparing it to the early days of the Internet and the unforeseen impact it had on various industries. The speaker reflects on the evolution of technology, highlighting how predictions often underestimate long-term impacts. He emphasizes the decentralized nature of Web 3.0, foreseeing advancements in data ownership and a shift towards 3D interactions. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that Web 3.0 will likely surpass current imaginations and significantly impact society.
Detailed Analysis:
The speaker starts by drawing a parallel between the early days of the Internet and the unforeseen developments that occurred. He mentions how technologies often evolve in unexpected ways, using the example of Twitter's 280-character limit as a usage case that was never envisioned.
Throughout the video, the speaker emphasizes the organic growth of technology and the challenges in predicting its full potential. He mentions key figures like Bezos, Ellison, Zuckerberg, and Dorsey who played pivotal roles in shaping the evolution of the Internet.
The discussion delves into the disruptive impact of the Internet on various industries. Examples include the transformation of communication, the decline of traditional services like Blockbuster due to streaming, and the shift towards online banking and services.
The speaker links these past transformations to the potential of Web 3.0, highlighting its foundation on decentralized databases and data ownership principles. He speculates on the evolution of interactions from 2D to potentially 3D or even further through technologies like VR, holograms, or brain-computer interfaces.
The speaker stresses the difficulty in projecting the full extent of Web 3.0's impact due to the rapid pace of technological advancements. He discusses the potential use of genetic material for data storage and envisions a future where technology could harness organic material for computing.
In conclusion, the speaker anticipates that Web 3.0 will have a profound societal impact akin to social media and mobile technology. He suggests that those who can accurately forecast its trajectory stand to gain significant opportunities, reflecting on the transformative nature of technological progress.
Notice: This is an AI-generated summary based on a transcript of the video. The summarization of the videos in this channel was requested/approved by the channel owner.