#threadstorm 1/ People on Hive are ahead of the curve. We have a couple things to focus upon. When we understand where the future paradigm for both content creation and consumption lies, we can see how

At least from the onset, success is a choice.

Thank you for that. I am glad it struck a chord with you.

This iis compounded by the world of instant gratification.

That sums up life. If we are never willing to leave our comfort zone, we simply fall further behind in life. The world changes and we must adapt. People tend not to do well with change overall.

Nothing to feel guilty about. We all make choices in life. The key, to me, is for people to realize the opportunities that are before them with Hive. Those that do have the option to really start dedicating

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5/ The Web 2.0 model did disrupt in many ways yet that is going to be broken apart too. That is further behind the broadcast realm but is a target down the road. This is what people on these web3 platforms

4/ There are two keys: the advancement of tech giving content creators more ability plus the incentivization of Web3 platforms. This will garner attention and that is what it is all about.

3/ Media companies in the future will be much different. Decentralized opportunities exist. After all, this is the basis for Web3. We specialize in decentralization.

2/ Decentralization is a direction and it has been happening for a while. We saw this with print and now we are moving in that direction with video. The next few years will see a massive decline in broadcast

#threadstorm 1/ The media industry is being disrupted in a major way. Tis is going to cause a huge amount of fallout. While this is not being driven by #web3, it is an opportunity to take advantage of

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5/ This is the ultimate value proposition. Right now, it costs to post on the EVMs. The same with EOS. With Hive, we can start to get data that is permissionless. This is a radical departure from the present

4/ Hive is different. It allows for the storing of text data without the use of centralized servers. This is the starting point. It is also unique in the fact the resource credit system offers a way to

3/ We can see with the chatbot development, it is with the largest tech companies in the world. Hence, we have more powerful technology being developed which is controlled by corporations.

2/ The growth of data is exponential. The rate over the last 5 years is near 30% annually. This is stunning considering we had a high starting point. What is a concern is where does all this data go?

#threadstorm 1/ Web 3.0 is something much bigger than #web3. When framing the discussing against this backdrop, we have to delve into what the core is of this evolution.

5/ Web3 presents a new scarcity model. Fortunately, Hive already proved it has it. Read the article to find what it is.