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This is the ugliest moment of decentralization. When system rules come under attack, every protocol faces a brutal dilemma: 🔴 Intervene and get called centralized. 🔴 Don't intervene and watch a death spiral unfold. Jeff Yan refused $100M in VC money because he wouldn't let users come second. But... show more

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If we made a list of daft people in this country, Rahul Gandhi would top it. He is the kind of person who shuts his eyes the moment facts come up. The email he refers to is dated Dec 2014 and is in the public domain, and everyone must have read it. The real question is: has Rahul Gandhi read it? Or did he read it and ignore it? Or did he read it but fail to understand it? Anyone can read this email, and every Indian should. Rahul Gandhi talks about the Department of Justice putting out files. Fine. But what does the actual email say? It says India presents a massive opportunity for internet-based economic activity. It talks about 200 million internet users. It mentions adding 5 million users every month. It projects 500 million users by 2018. It highlights PM Modi’s ambitious rural broadband expansion to 250,000 villages. It talks about Make in India. It focuses on innovation, skill development, and India becoming a digital powerhouse. It points out that LinkedIn’s 28 million users in India make it its second-largest market. This is the so-called “scandalous” email? Congress ka Shehzada, must tell us: where is the crime? Where is the conspiracy?

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58,633 次观看 • 2 年前

A father’s worst nightmare. His kids are in the back, facing a medical emergency. Every second feels like an eternity. He hits the gas, desperate to reach the hospital. But the sirens start wailing behind him. He runs. The truth is, when the lights come on, you’ve got to stop. If you’re in a race against time, pulling over immediately is your fastest route to help. Tell the officer what’s happening. They have the lights, the sirens, and the training to clear a path and escort you safely. Don't let panic turn a medical crisis into a legal catastrophe. Your children’s safety depends on your ability to stay grounded, even when the world feels like it's spinning out of control.

A father’s worst nightmare. His kids are in the back, facing a medical emergency. Every second feels like an eternity. He hits the gas, desperate to reach the hospital. But the sirens start wailing behind him. He runs. The truth is, when the lights come on, you’ve got to stop. If you’re in a race against time, pulling over immediately is your fastest route to help. Tell the officer what’s happening. They have the lights, the sirens, and the training to clear a path and escort you safely. Don't let panic turn a medical crisis into a legal catastrophe. Your children’s safety depends on your ability to stay grounded, even when the world feels like it's spinning out of control.

Desiree

10,100,082 次观看 • 5 个月前

There is a well-known test for deciding whether a nation can become a state. When people come to me and ask, "Isn't it so unfair that the Palestinians don't have a state?" the first thing I tell them is they do have a state, it's called Jordan. That was broken off from the British Mandate of Palestine as a state from the Arabs in 1920 to create an Arab Palestinian state. The problem is that there's a four-part test that comes from the Montevideo Convention in 1933 that asks four simple questions to decide whether a nation is a legitimate state. 1. Do we have a defined population? 2. Do we have a defined borders? 3. Do we have one single effective government? 4. Do we have the capacity to conduct foreign relations? There is no dispute that Israel met all of those factors in 1948 when it was created, that it has met those four factors every single second of every day since 1948. By the way, interestingly, the supposed Palestinian state, which 140 some odd countries in the world have now recognized, fails at least two of those four factors. And there's really no dispute about that. It doesn't have defined borders. In fact, all of the European countries that recently recognized that state were unwilling in any of their press releases or subsequent statements to define what those borders are because they know that they don't know. And second, most importantly, it's not governed by one government, let alone an effective one. Hamas rules part of Gaza, Israel rules the other part. The Palestinian Authority rules some parts of the West Bank, Judea and Samaria, Israel rules other parts.

There is a well-known test for deciding whether a nation can become a state. When people come to me and ask, "Isn't it so unfair that the Palestinians don't have a state?" the first thing I tell them is they do have a state, it's called Jordan. That was broken off from the British Mandate of Palestine as a state from the Arabs in 1920 to create an Arab Palestinian state. The problem is that there's a four-part test that comes from the Montevideo Convention in 1933 that asks four simple questions to decide whether a nation is a legitimate state. 1. Do we have a defined population? 2. Do we have a defined borders? 3. Do we have one single effective government? 4. Do we have the capacity to conduct foreign relations? There is no dispute that Israel met all of those factors in 1948 when it was created, that it has met those four factors every single second of every day since 1948. By the way, interestingly, the supposed Palestinian state, which 140 some odd countries in the world have now recognized, fails at least two of those four factors. And there's really no dispute about that. It doesn't have defined borders. In fact, all of the European countries that recently recognized that state were unwilling in any of their press releases or subsequent statements to define what those borders are because they know that they don't know. And second, most importantly, it's not governed by one government, let alone an effective one. Hamas rules part of Gaza, Israel rules the other part. The Palestinian Authority rules some parts of the West Bank, Judea and Samaria, Israel rules other parts.

Roy K. Altman

49,639 次观看 • 3 个月前

Vitalik Buterin on why consortium blockchains have mostly failed “The original vision of consortium blockchains — the idea that you have 5 banks or major companies that come together and create their own chain — has been mostly a failure. I think the reason why is it ends up inheriting most of the disadvantages of centralization and most of the disadvantages of decentralization at the same time.” “The first five banks join, and they all feel like ‘Yay, we’re building a system together. We can all be part of it.’ But then once bank #6 and bank #7 and bank #29 come in, they’re joining a system where there’s already an established power structure, established participants, and basically to them it still feels like they’re joining some kind of centralized thing that’s controlled by a cartel.” “You don’t actually gain the benefits of true openness that people are looking for. You don’t have Etherscan. You don’t have a connection to an open, public network. At the same time, if you build on one of those systems, you have to figure out how to program distributed systems; you lose privacy — you might think you still have some, but the reality is you’re putting your data on a network where the only people that get to see it are you and all your closest competitors. From a privacy perspective, it actually doesn’t make much sense.” “The compromise between centralization and decentralization that actually makes a lot more sense is: you have an application and today that application is a server. You can keep your server, but instead, we’re going to add scaffolding on top to give users extra security guarantees. You put Merkle roots on chain. You put proofs on chain. And you give your users assurance that whatever is happening inside of your system is actually following the rules. So you have high scale, high performance, and you optimize for a minimal delta for existing centralized infrastructure deployment. Keep your existing infrastructure the way it is, and you just add a side car that makes the roots and the proofs.” Source: Arbitrum

Vitalik Buterin on why consortium blockchains have mostly failed “The original vision of consortium blockchains — the idea that you have 5 banks or major companies that come together and create their own chain — has been mostly a failure. I think the reason why is it ends up inheriting most of the disadvantages of centralization and most of the disadvantages of decentralization at the same time.” “The first five banks join, and they all feel like ‘Yay, we’re building a system together. We can all be part of it.’ But then once bank #6 and bank #7 and bank #29 come in, they’re joining a system where there’s already an established power structure, established participants, and basically to them it still feels like they’re joining some kind of centralized thing that’s controlled by a cartel.” “You don’t actually gain the benefits of true openness that people are looking for. You don’t have Etherscan. You don’t have a connection to an open, public network. At the same time, if you build on one of those systems, you have to figure out how to program distributed systems; you lose privacy — you might think you still have some, but the reality is you’re putting your data on a network where the only people that get to see it are you and all your closest competitors. From a privacy perspective, it actually doesn’t make much sense.” “The compromise between centralization and decentralization that actually makes a lot more sense is: you have an application and today that application is a server. You can keep your server, but instead, we’re going to add scaffolding on top to give users extra security guarantees. You put Merkle roots on chain. You put proofs on chain. And you give your users assurance that whatever is happening inside of your system is actually following the rules. So you have high scale, high performance, and you optimize for a minimal delta for existing centralized infrastructure deployment. Keep your existing infrastructure the way it is, and you just add a side car that makes the roots and the proofs.” Source: Arbitrum

Etherealize

131,518 次观看 • 2 个月前

NOW: President Trump takes credit for when the Biden administration became "totally pro-crypto," saying they made the policy change after trailing Trump in the polls. "They were very violently against it. They were putting people in jail that what they were doing to the crypto was horrible. It's amazing. It's survived that onslaught. It was a weaponization of government." "So now I'm killing Biden. I'm winning by so much. And all of a sudden he becomes totally pro-crypto. They dropped all investigations of everybody. They allowed people to come out of jail." "I'm very much for crypto because it's- I don't- it's not a question of a personal thing because I let my kids do whatever the hell they do. I don't talk to them ever- talk to them about it. I'm allowed to, I think I'm allowed to, but I don't bother because this is a much higher- this office is a much higher calling."

NOW: President Trump takes credit for when the Biden administration became "totally pro-crypto," saying they made the policy change after trailing Trump in the polls. "They were very violently against it. They were putting people in jail that what they were doing to the crypto was horrible. It's amazing. It's survived that onslaught. It was a weaponization of government." "So now I'm killing Biden. I'm winning by so much. And all of a sudden he becomes totally pro-crypto. They dropped all investigations of everybody. They allowed people to come out of jail." "I'm very much for crypto because it's- I don't- it's not a question of a personal thing because I let my kids do whatever the hell they do. I don't talk to them ever- talk to them about it. I'm allowed to, I think I'm allowed to, but I don't bother because this is a much higher- this office is a much higher calling."

Fox News

464,479 次观看 • 1 个月前

📣 A Message from Dmitry Saksonov — Part 3 📣 We said we'd show you what's under the hood. This time — straight from our virtual production studio, the largest in Eastern Europe 🎬 © "When quantum computers can break today's encryption, those who haven't migrated won't get a second chance. Our ecosystem will already be protected. From day one." This one goes deep 👇 🔴 What ATQM and Areth are — and how they work together as one system 🔴 Why Google quietly set 2029 as their internal deadline for post-quantum migration 🔴 Why our blockchain was built from the ground up — not patched onto old architecture 🔴 How it handles instant transactions, plugs into existing crypto tools, and stays quantum-proof from day one The quantum risk is not theoretical — it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when This video is for informational purposes only. Not financial advice. All digital assets carry risk.

📣 A Message from Dmitry Saksonov — Part 3 📣 We said we'd show you what's under the hood. This time — straight from our virtual production studio, the largest in Eastern Europe 🎬 © "When quantum computers can break today's encryption, those who haven't migrated won't get a second chance. Our ecosystem will already be protected. From day one." This one goes deep 👇 🔴 What ATQM and Areth are — and how they work together as one system 🔴 Why Google quietly set 2029 as their internal deadline for post-quantum migration 🔴 Why our blockchain was built from the ground up — not patched onto old architecture 🔴 How it handles instant transactions, plugs into existing crypto tools, and stays quantum-proof from day one The quantum risk is not theoretical — it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when This video is for informational purposes only. Not financial advice. All digital assets carry risk.

Atleta Network

22,211 次观看 • 2 个月前

Roger Federer shares the mindset behind one of the greatest careers in sports history. "Perfection is impossible." "In the 1,526 singles matches I played in my career, I won almost 80% of those matches." Then he asked a question that changes everything: "What percentage of points do you think I won in those matches?" "Only 54%." Even the greatest tennis player of all time lost nearly half of every point he played. "When you lose every second point on average, you learn not to dwell on every shot." "I double faulted. It's only a point. I came to the net and got passed again. It's only a point." Then he dropped the mindset we all need to adopt: "When you're playing a point, it has to be the most important thing in the world. But when it's behind you, it's behind you." "This mindset is crucial because it frees you to fully commit to the next point with intensity, clarity, and focus." Master that next-play mindset. You will fail. A lot. Even at the highest level The secret isn't perfection - it's the next play mentality. Let it go. Stay present. Win the next point. (🎥 Dartmouth Commencement )

Roger Federer shares the mindset behind one of the greatest careers in sports history. "Perfection is impossible." "In the 1,526 singles matches I played in my career, I won almost 80% of those matches." Then he asked a question that changes everything: "What percentage of points do you think I won in those matches?" "Only 54%." Even the greatest tennis player of all time lost nearly half of every point he played. "When you lose every second point on average, you learn not to dwell on every shot." "I double faulted. It's only a point. I came to the net and got passed again. It's only a point." Then he dropped the mindset we all need to adopt: "When you're playing a point, it has to be the most important thing in the world. But when it's behind you, it's behind you." "This mindset is crucial because it frees you to fully commit to the next point with intensity, clarity, and focus." Master that next-play mindset. You will fail. A lot. Even at the highest level The secret isn't perfection - it's the next play mentality. Let it go. Stay present. Win the next point. (🎥 Dartmouth Commencement )

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness

15,342 次观看 • 2 个月前