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My fellow people,

If you haven't start meditating. You should start now! It's your natural state of being. It's what you are born with, you just forgotten about it. With more insanity of the world, you'll need more mental stillness.

Dedicate some of your time to meditate, 5 minutes or 10 minutes… whatever suits you. But please try it, you have to evolve. Imagine when artificial intelligence took over your IQ thinking. You have to build from scratch again.

Meditativeness is something you are born with, find it. You'll be surprised what's it like to be a human. Clarity, Stillness, Happiness and Joy is all inside of you.

This is why proof of work works.

I want you to imagine a world where you can start making AI streamer who represent you. That means you do not have to work to gain money. With the business model of the internet today, it runs by ads. Now imagine, the creator not being there while creating services, farming the money of the platform (Twitch/Kick). The system is flawed and bound to be dead, why? Suppose everybody does that, every view count are not authenticated.
We created a scenario of Infinity money glitch. Magic Money right? I can use robots to stream and I can use robots to view. My earnings are based on views.
With that being said, if ads are not generating money, the system will collapsed. The platform will go bankrupt without sustainability.

That's why micropayments and proof of work works. That's not to say AI streaming is bad, just that robots can game the system now. The bottom line is , users just have to pay for it to watch.

With the increase of "E-Pimps", we will need blockchain verifiable identity to stop these people from farming people. Or should I say, the consumer will be able to identify if the creator they are paying are actually them.

Not only that, we can start thinking on how blockchain can help to decrease reused pictures/videos. This industry alone is easy enough to earn money, one can share the same picture for all their users and the users wouldn't know a single shit behind the authenticity of the picture. They would be inclined to believe that the creator is actually taking their picture on demand, which is not the case most of the time. It creates a deceptive businesses where people are getting "scam" on.

This technology makes us able to "trust the internet" more than before. That's a good forward progress one can have in this industry.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/16/magazine/e-pimps-onlyfans.html

Let's talk about $XRP. Learning all about their fundamentals, on how it has the most decentralised protocol. I even listened to their CTO's speech, on how no incentives is the best incentives. As time passed, I have come to realisation that is the case only in terms of security.

But this is where Ripple had failed.

1. No one will build nodes altruistically, let alone upgrade your hardware for scalability.
2. They believe that people who cares about the network will build nodes .

As time goes, where are those people? This should be a network of altruistic people. As we all can see in the securities law debate is that people invest in $XRP not because of Ripple's effort. And that the secondary market of $XRP is not a securities.

But where are the builders right now? All we see are influencers, investors… still hoping and celebrating on the efforts of Ripple. Not with the intention of building the network.

So the question is,
Is XRP an actual securities?

Today I am going to share with you a story of mine on why Layer 2 Network will fail.

Two years ago, I discovered a new game called Gods Unchained, which was run on a layer 2 network called Immutable. The game used its own currency, called $GODS, and through my efforts playing the game, I had earned a decent amount of money - around 50-100 USD. I was excited to continue playing and potentially earning more $GODS.

As time passed, however, I began to lose enthusiasm for the direction the game was taking, and I decided to "cash out" and withdraw my $GODS. But when I tried to do so, I discovered that the game required fees to be paid in ETH, and I didn't have enough in my account.

Determined to get my money out, I decided to withdraw some ETH from my Kucoin account into my Metamask wallet, thinking that this would allow me to pay the fees and withdraw my $GODS. But things didn't go as planned, I fell for the cheap withdrawal fees and chose to use the Kucoin network, not realizing the complications this would cause and that caused my ETH became stuck in the Kucoin-ETH network, unable to be transferred to the Immutable network.

Frustrated but determined, I tried to withdraw my ETH back to Kucoin in the hopes of being able to pay the fees and retrieve my $GODS despite knowing that ETH network has such a high gas fees. But this plan also hit a snag, as the fees for the withdrawal had to be paid in KCS, Kucoin's own currency. And when I tried to withdraw KCS, I realized that the minimum amount required was 10,000 KCS, which would cost around 200 USD - more than I was willing to pay just to retrieve my $GODS.

Feeling defeated and disillusioned, I gave up on trying to retrieve my $GODS and let them go. The whole experience left me wondering how the cryptocurrency community could expect mainstream adoption when the process of using these digital assets was so complicated and frustrating for the average person.

This is why I think BSV will work it is originally intended... on-chain, cheap and scalable. Be the revolution today and tell me your stories!