This is a vital question for people to ask and to develop a framework for which to gauge things through. This pertains to investing, career decisions, and even cryptocurrency choices.
In this video I present what I think the lens is that should be used to size up what is taking place. It makes things rather simple to look at. Does it seem like this will be a part of things in the future or not?
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Although I wish I knew the future, I know it is unrealistic. I like the ever-evolving technology as it forces me to pay attention to details. Otherwise like you said, you can easily invest in companies that have moved far less compared to their competitors. Makes me wonder how the HIVE block chain will be in 10 years and whether what is happening here will become mainstream.
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I think it will be a part of a much larger process that becomes mainstream. Hive will have its place since we have the development taking place. We are seeing a lot of things popping up that will, likely, draw a lot more attention to the ecosystem.
We are not the one being disrupted but, rather, doing the disrupting. It is hard to see at the moment yet it will take place.
Hive has a more efficient economy than what we see out there. When we see the money that goes to creators compared to the centralized options, this blows it away.
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What's good Sensei! It always very educational to listen to your lectures. I pretty much agree with you in the sense that the world is going to change as a multiverse as we are slowly but steadily decentralizing the internet. I've seen that far in my mind as you did. Despite some swing and a miss I had with BTC, some alts, even Leo, I feel very grateful to be in a position where, after many years, am an early adopter as we all are. In Hive, LEO, and the plethora of crypto projects that are out there we are grooming the new rich class of humanity, and we must do well in that regard because this will be crucial for then world's well being. Best -regards champ!
Still very early in the game. Lots of time left before the masses start to arrive.
We are the ones helping to forge a new path. Bitcoin is the prime example of what could be done by a group of early miners and hodlers.
They were the ones who carried the torch for a decade before the big players started to arrive. With our platforms, we just have to keep it up until the masses show up.
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Screens are the gateway to the metaverse. If you think screens are going away it probably starts with virtual reality and ends with brain-to-internet connections.
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@taskmaster4450 as for me i see a future whereby cryptocurrencies will totally rule the continent and more advanced technology would make things easier and of course more issues could arise from that..i love watching your videos and you are one of the great people that made me join this platform...GOD bless you sir.....
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Thank you @taskmaster4450 for sharing your future vision with us. It all helps to build perspective of what's to come.
I consider myself to be a futurist as well, but I have to admit that for me it comes at a cost. I look around on a daily basis and see the archaic energy production systems, archaic health care institutes, financial institutes, archaic public schooling system, retail, construction etc it's nearly everywhere. The cost is operating at a near constant low level of frustration, or what seems like unrealistic expectations of so many facets of everyday life.
As someone who also looks and sees not what things are now but what they could become, how do you cope with seeing the gaps in all these processes that we're surrounded by on a daily basis?
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Summary:
In this video, Task explores the concept of the metaverse and how it is shaping the future of technology, finance, and other industries. He emphasizes the importance of looking at the world through the lens of the metaverse to understand how different sectors will evolve in the digital and virtual realm. Task discusses the transformation of traditional industries like banking, transportation, and entertainment in the context of digitization and virtualization. He highlights the significance of adapting to the changing landscape to make informed investment decisions for the future.
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In this video, Task delves into the idea of looking at the world through the lens of the metaverse to anticipate the future of various industries. He starts by emphasizing the necessity of forecasting and understanding where things are heading to make informed decisions. Drawing parallels to historical investment choices like Nokia over Apple, Sears over Amazon, and Blockbuster over Netflix, Task underscores the importance of staying ahead of the curve to avoid critical mistakes.
Task then transitions to discussing the potential of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, reaching a value of a million dollars per coin. He mentions the logical pathway for this to happen and emphasizes the role of reference points in understanding technological advancements and changes in the market. Task highlights the significance of the metaverse as a framework for understanding the fusion of digital and virtual realms in Web 3.0, Industrial Revolution 4.0, and Human 5.0.
He explains that the metaverse encompasses various components like Fortnite, Facebook, Twitter, and cryptocurrency, along with concepts like renewable energy and nanotechnology. Task envisions a future where robotics, artificial intelligence, and digital layers seamlessly integrate into our daily lives. This integration, he suggests, will redefine industries like finance, retail, healthcare, transportation, and construction, ultimately changing the way we interact with technology and the world around us.
Task stresses that traditional entities and companies need to adapt to the evolving landscape, particularly in the face of technological advancements like virtual reality, augmented reality, and the Internet of Things. He argues that companies focusing solely on incremental changes may fall behind those looking several deviations ahead, such as Apple and Amazon.
Furthermore, Task alludes to a future where screens become obsolete and the internet transforms into a living ecosystem that individuals are an intrinsic part of. He discusses the shift towards wearables in the clothing industry as an example of how companies need to align with future trends to remain relevant. Task concludes by encouraging viewers to consider the implications of the metaverse in their investment strategies and technological outlook, emphasizing the importance of adapting to the rapidly changing digital landscape.