2/ Like data, we are going to run out of compute to train these models. That means processing has to be accessed.

#threadstorm 1/ We are looking at the next wave of AI/machine learning requiring blockchain. This is something that is being worked on.

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4/ This is going to be handed off to more political operatives who will feed the data to the US government while also only allowing government approved speech on there.

3/ To me, this appears to be more of a free speech issue, since TikTok is not controlled by the establishment. This is further evidenced by those who are reported to be circling to buy the company.

2/ The bill is going to require the forced sale of TikTok. The claim is this is for national defense, something that usually means freedoms are being eradicated.

#threadstorm 1/ A bill passed the US House of Representatives with a 90% agreement vote. This should raise alarm bells as politicians never agree upon anything at that rate.

4/ #web3 can change this. We dive into it.

3/ One areas is innovation. We see how start ups are not allowed to build on social media networks. It is impossible to do since the data is on hardware controlled by the corporation.

2/ What this means is everything is done with permission. This might not seem like a bit deal to most but it does have a major impact.

#threadstorm 1/ The internet is a world of networks. When it comes to #web2, we are looking at corporate networks.

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4/ Then we have the breakthrough in data, which advances at a greater pace when it can flow freely. This is something that is still being overlooked. Robots are massive data generation centers, even more

3/ Here is where having open source databases is transformative. We see how fractionalized ownership is possible with digital tokens representing it.

2/ A robotic future means blockchain is essential. This is vital for two reasons: ownership and data.

#threadstorm 1/ Web 3.0 is much bigger than #crypto and #blockchain. These are just pieces of something that is much larger. It is imperatives that we start to frame things in this manner.

4/ That said, within #web2, it is more of the same. Rumble is not different from YouTube in structure. Hence, the #web3 opportunity.

3/ When people leave, the impact is also greater than 1. Here is where other options are able to leverage the same concept to their advantage.

2/ The interesting thing about network effects is they also work in reverse. Metcalfes and Reeds laws state that each "node" is a greater than 1 impact.

#threadstorm 1/ YouTube is facing some headwinds. It seems some large content creators are projected to be leaving the platform. This is not novel since a few left over the last couple years.