4/ X is working on payments. This is where the basis of blockchain already is in the lead. Commerce is going to be a major part of what is taking place.

3/ X offers blogging. YouTube offers shorts. Meta is into microblogging. Amazon is expanding search. All of this is infringing upon others.

2/ Here is where a shift in thinking can really clarify things. We are seeing the silos dropping, at least in terms of the offerings.

#threadstorm 1/ We often hear about the everything app. The problem with this is we are really dealing with networks. Applications is how we access things. However, what is really running the show?

6/ The building nevertheless takes place and here is where change comes in. Most did not sign up for Web 2.0 when it happened. They just started using it.

5/ All this turns the average person blue in the face. They simply do not care about servers, clients, and architecture.

4/ Then we have the other side of the equation where development is slow. This means hype and expectations exceed the technological improvements.

3/ This means we are overwhelmed even if it is something we are paying attention to. We also have a bias towards larger entities believing they will remain standing.

2/ This is something that present a quandary and is basically an extension of human nature. We simply are not wired for accelerating change.

Here is the #threadcast for todays' episode of The Lion's Den. It starts at 1 pm eastern time. Please drop your questions or comments in here. Here is the link for the space

#threadstorm 1/ Why is #web3 so slow for people to adopt? What is the holdup?

Most likely it was made through the ecency front end. Many are still using that for threads. Those people do not earn LEO though.

7/ Here is where #web3 comes in. What cannot be replaced by robots or AI? The social layer, i.e. communities, will be vital.

5/ At this point it is unclear. However, if we project out with the presumption it will happen, how can we start to combat the effects?

4/ I have phrased this the age of abundance. Here is where the growing rates cause our wealth generation to 10x. The question is how does that affect the average person.

3/ This is the basis of the theory of an economic singularity? It is also something that is going to radically change the world.

2/ Robots and AI are getting a lot of attention. What is the impact upon jobs? More importantly, what does this mean for economic growth?

#threadstorm 1/ The economic singularity is going to get more attention in coming years. As we progress, more might mention this idea.