Buildawhale Curation Digest 05/21/18
Buildawhale Curation Digest 05/21/18
Orvium – A Science Revolutionary Project Powered by Blockchain
Author: @mathewtherry
Curator: @bryangav
-=- Nowadays, scientific dissemination is very important, as changes and improvements are happening daily and as this field is worth millions of dollars. To try to eliminate the obstacles this industry has, which stops a lot of scientists from sharing their work, a new platform has been created. @mathewtherry explains how Orvium is going to reduce market inefficiencies and improve the quality of publications. Get to know its features, personalized digital cryptocurrency, ICO and social media with his post! -=-
Crème Brûlée Recipe | Food Photo
Author: @injiskitchen
Curator: @bryangav
-=- Crème Brûlée is a very popular French dessert that lots of people adore because of its texture and delicious flavor. When a person thinks about it, he or she may think that it is a very difficult dish to do and that only professional chefs can successfully make it, but it is quite the opposite. @injiskitchen shares with us her simple yet exquisite recipe that will take you less than an hour to finish and that you won’t stop making after the first time you try it. Learn to do it with her detailed instructions and beautiful photos. -=-
A Simple Way to Recharge Your Life - Motivational
Author: @fakhre2001
Curator: @chuckyfucky
-=- Sometimes we feel like we have lost our way. But when this happens its important that we identify what doesn't make us happy and take some action! In this post, @fakhre2001 gives us some advices to stand up, face our fears and finally leave our comfort zone to do the things we've always wanted. You don't know all the great things you can achieve when you are happy with what you're doing. -=-
Liberdy - Monetization of Personal Data Through a Blockchain
Author: @meninblock
Curator: @chuckyfucky
-=- Having access to personal data is the dream of all companies. This information can provide a company with the tools to create personalized offers to its clients. But obtaining this information is illegal, so what can big corporations do to get it? Liberdy. This is a platform that allows people to sell personal data easely and safely. If you want to improve your company's sells or you want to make some money out of your information, don't miss @meninblock 's post. -=-
British Officer Who Founded the SAS, and was Nicknamed by the Germans, “The Phantom Major”
Author: @myfinanceteacher
Curator: @chuckyfucky
-=- World War II was a horrible moment in global history, but it was also a period in which heroes were born. David Stirling was one of those to whom UK and US owe their victory to. Most people who knew him would have thought this Scottish fella was meant to fail because of his bad behavior and lack of respect for authority and the rules. Truth is that, at the end, he became the founder of British Special Air Services, helping the Allies win the war. In this post, @myfinanceteacher shares with us the story of a man who against every expectation became a hero to his country. -=-
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Why will big corporations want it in the first place. Let every information be provided by the individuals themselves. Acquiring it through third party is not just illegal but a crime.
A lot of big companies are already doing similar things like Google and Amazon. You see it all the time in their personalized advertising. And this is legal. I prefer my information to stay where it is. I want the government to have as little as possible and the companies (like advertising) to stay away from it too.
Selling personal information to a company to earn money sound interesting and scary at the same time. It's like you're giving up your privacy for money!
I feel as if I have good content, although not enough people can see the value.
Hopefully i'll bring some better content which will bring people some great knowledge!
Luppers :)