Technology saves us time and effort, but instead of using that extra time to improve ourselves, we often spend it consuming more in a life where time is limited for us.

Freedom is not given, but demanded!

Great to see how some friendships can survive years of changing circumstances and still feel exactly the same when you meet again.

I think we also need more real activity and demand on the chain. Without that, even a limited supply won't be enough to create sustainable price growth.

I think places that feel more like a real home can sometimes be more enjoyable to explore than huge and impressive buildings.

When HIVE starts attracting more attention, I believe we will see more old users returning and new users joining. Until then, the best thing we can do is keep.

The best teams are always their own primary users.

I think looking back can also show us that some of the things we once thought were impossible were actually just things we had not started yet.

I think technology can make life more convenient, but convenience doesn't necessarily build meaningful relationships. If we stop meeting people, talking to them and being part of a community, we may eventually

Eating more vegetables, avoiding excess and taking better care of our bodies are things most people could benefit from.

History has shown us that even experts can be confidently wrong.

I think we often forget how much our perception can be influenced by the way information is presented to us, particularly on social media.

We want the price to go up, but we also want to accumulate as much HIVE as possible before it does ;)

Interesting to see so much of the abbey has survived after almost 900 years, considering how much of the site was stripped after the monasteries were closed.

We can tell ourselves that we want to eat healthier, exercise more or learn something new, but if we keep the same habits and options available, we will probably end up doing the same things. As I do nowadays

Perhaps physical fitness isn't a requirement for running a country, but staying healthy and active certainly seems a good example to set :)

Agree that we can't control everything that happens to us, but we can control how carefully we make our decisions. Being aware of our choices can help us avoid some unnecessary problems.

I think energy storage will become just as important as renewable generation itself as more people and businesses move away from fossil fuels.

Questioning the official narrative is always healthy ;)

It seens that market simply doesn't pay enough attention to Hive anymore.