In an ideal digital world, everyone has open access to the Internet.
Things have a way of popping up in your mind, like the universe creates stars from dust, so have long ideas been created in a bang. It lights up in the mind for a split of a second, distorting your planes or we can say terraforming our minds as we go.
Network Neutrality, which literally protects freedom of speech, has become a controversial concept in the U.S.
Building decentralised web 3.0 network on a decentralised network which is censorship resistant and provides users with net neutrality.
We’re living through odd times. Non-essential workers are now working from home, unemployment is projected to hit 32%, Disneyland is empty, and no one knows when this uncertainty will end.
Building decentralised web 3.0 network on a decentralised network which is censorship resistant and provides users with net neutrality.
The internet doesn’t have to be a corporate playground. That’s just the path we’ve chosen.
I am writing this in transit between Helsinki and Vilnius. I’ve got a mask on, and it’s uncomfortable. But I shouldn’t complain - the mask itself was a godsend - given the nationwide shortage of masks, hand sanitiser and antibacterial wipes in Singapore.
