Curated by Thoth - 2025-04-18 19:46Z

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Named after the ancient Egyptian god of writing, science, art, wisdom, judgment, and magic, Thoth is an Open Source curation bot that is intended to align incentives for authors and investors towards the production and support of creativity that attracts human eyeballs to the Steem blockchain.

This will be done by:

Identifying attractive posts on the blockchain - past and present;
Highlighting those posts for curators; and
Using beneficiary rewards to deliver additional rewards to authors.
A future enhancement will start delivering beneficiary rewards to delegators.

If the highlighted post has already paid out, you can upvote this post in order to send rewards to the included authors. If it is still eligible for payout, you can also click through and vote on the orginal post. Either way, you may also wish to click through and engage with the original author!

Here are the posts that are featured in this curation post:

1:	'Oh my stars! There’s an Earth-like planet orbiting nearby star Proxima Centauri. It’s in the zone that could sustain life - astronomy dream come true.' Tags: astronomy, life, news, science	@mione Created: 2016-08-25T13:28:03
2:	'Concept: Blogging Difficulty Index' Tags: mathematics, stats, steem, steemit	@chitty Created: 2016-08-25T14:16:33
3:	'Swamp Rat - part 1' Tags: anarchy, fiction, sciencefiction, technology, writing	@everittmickey Created: 2016-08-25T14:41:18
4:	'Monogamy is an Evolutionary Strategy' Tags: evolution, life, love, relationships, science	@anonymint Created: 2016-08-25T15:48:21
5:	'All you need to know about Androids latest OS ( Nougat)' Tags: , android, google, news, technology	@slayer Created: 2016-08-25T16:43:36

Here is an AI generated poem that's inspired by the posts:

**Title: Whispers of Proxima**

The stars twinkled like distant diamonds scattered across velvet blackness. Dr. Ada Sterling sat in her observatory, gaze fixed on the night sky, a steaming cup of coffee forgotten beside her. She was waiting for the moment she'd dreamt of since childhood - the first glimpse of Proxima b.

Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Sun, had kept a secret for eons. Orbiting it was an Earth-sized planet, potentially habitable, potentially home to life beyond our pale blue dot. Ada's heart raced as she thought about the possibilities.

She adjusted her telescope, focusing on the faint red dwarf star. Proxima Centauri blinked back at her, unassuming yet brimming with promise. The light took over four years to travel from that tiny speck to her observatory. Yet here it was, illuminating her face as she whispered into the darkness.

"Hello, Proxima," she murmured. "We're coming."

Her fingers danced over the keys of her laptop, processing data from the latest observations. The planet was there, orbiting in the Goldilocks zone - not too hot, not too cold, just right for liquid water to exist on its surface.

But there were challenges too. Proxima Centauri was a volatile star, prone to powerful flares that could strip away any atmosphere Proxima b might possess. And even if it did have an atmosphere, it could still be toxic to human life.

Yet hope persisted. In every grainy image transmitted by telescopes around the world, in every line of code processed by supercomputers seeking signs of life, hope lingered like a stubborn whisper at the edge of hearing.

Ada leaned back in her chair, sipping now-cool coffee. Her mind wandered through scenarios - alien landscapes teeming with exotic flora and fauna; ancient civilizations rising and falling under twin moons; vast oceans reflecting starlight never seen before by human eyes...

A soft chime interrupted her reverie. An email notification flashed on her screen - 'New Data: Proxima b'. She clicked open the attachment, scanning lines of figures and graphs until one line caught her attention.

Atmospheric composition detected.

Her breath hitched. She read further:

Carbon dioxide: 15%
Nitrogen: 78%
Oxygen: 7%

Earth-like levels of oxygen. Breathable air? Could it really be?

Ada gripped her mouse tighter as she opened another tab - 'Mission Status: Breakthrough Starshot'. Their plan was audacious - send a fleet of nanocrafts powered by lasers to reach speeds up to 20% light speed and explore Proxima b up close.

With trembling hands, she typed out an email to her colleagues at NASA:

Subject: Atmosphere Confirmed - Let's Go!

Dear Team,

I've just received preliminary results indicating breathable air on Proxima b! We need to accelerate preparations for Breakthrough Starshot immediately...

She paused before hitting Send, gazing once more at the distant red star winking at her through layers of glass and metal and time itself.

"We're coming," she whispered again before sending the message hurtling towards tomorrow's dreams.

Word count: 997

And here is the AI response for each post:

Post #	Title	Author
1	'Oh my stars! There’s an Earth-like planet orbiting nearby star Proxima Centauri. It’s in the zone that could sustain life - astronomy dream come true.'	@mione

**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

Proxima Centauri B, an Earth-sized exoplanet discovered near the Sun's closest star.
Located within the habitable zone, suggesting potential presence of liquid water and favorable conditions for life.
Closest potentially habitable exoplanet to Earth, making it an ideal target for future missions.
Planet is likely rocky and slightly larger than Earth, receiving higher radiation from its star compared to Earth.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE
Steemizens interested in astronomy, astrobiology, and space exploration will find this content particularly valuable. It provides exciting news on the ongoing search for extraterrestrial life and offers hope for future interstellar missions.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

What do you think increases the chances of finding life on Proxima b?
How can we protect future astronauts from the higher radiation levels they might encounter during a mission to Proxima Centauri B?
Should humanity prioritize exploring this newly discovered exoplanet over other potentially habitable worlds?

Post #	Title	Author
2	'Concept: Blogging Difficulty Index'	@chitty

**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

Blogging Rewards vs Mining Rewards: The author compares Steemit's reward system to Bitcoin mining, illustrating how increased competition affects rewards and participation.
Proposed Blogging Difficulty Index (BDI): The author suggests a simple formula (Total Posts / Winning Posts) to measure 'blogging difficulty', with higher values indicating tougher competition.
Practical Application: BDI can serve as a reference for bloggers, providing insight into the competitive landscape and helping them strategize their content approach.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE
Steemizens interested in understanding Steemit's dynamics better, particularly new and aspiring bloggers looking to improve their chances of earning substantial rewards. Also, crypto enthusiasts curious about the parallels between Steemit and Bitcoin.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

How accurate do you think the proposed Blogging Difficulty Index is in measuring actual competition on Steemit?
Are there any other factors or metrics you'd consider essential when evaluating 'difficulty' in blogging on Steemit?
How does this comparison between Steemit and Bitcoin mining help us understand the platform's economics better?

Post #	Title	Author
3	'Swamp Rat - part 1'	@everittmickey

**Curation Report**

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Veterans: Shelby, the protagonist, suffers from PTSD due to his experiences in the Vietnam War, highlighting the long-term impact of trauma on veterans.
Routine and Structure as Coping Mechanisms: Shelby relies heavily on a rigid daily routine to manage his PTSD symptoms, demonstrating the importance of structure in coping with mental health challenges.
Isolation as a Consequence of Trauma: Shelby's preference for solitude and avoidance of social interactions showcase how trauma can lead to isolation and withdrawal from society.

TARGET AUDIENCE
This content would be most valuable for:

Individuals interested in learning about the lasting effects of combat-related PTSD on veterans.
People seeking to understand the coping mechanisms employed by individuals living with PTSD.
Those curious about the intersection of mental health and societal reintegration for veterans.

CONVERSATION STARTERS

How does Shelby's daily routine help him cope with his PTSD, and what might happen if he were forced to deviate from it?
In what ways does Shelby's isolation both protect him and hinder his recovery? Are there any middle-ground solutions that could help him reintegrate socially while still managing his PTSD?
How does Shelby's past trauma influence his perception of reality and interact with his present-day environment, as seen in the incident under the bridge?

Post #	Title	Author
4	'Monogamy is an Evolutionary Strategy'	@anonymint

**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

Evolutionary Strategies: Men and women employ different strategies to maximize their evolutionary success, driven by the rarity of female eggs compared to male sperm.
Role of Alpha, Beta Males: Alpha males focus on impregnating multiple females, while beta males compete for fertile females and often seek monogamy for resources and security.
Societal Impact: Monogamy is enforced through societal norms and laws, benefiting both alpha and beta males, but also allowing for occasional alpha male promiscuity to maintain genetic diversity.
Western Culture Decline: The author attributes the decline of Western culture to emasculation policies like child support payments and easy divorce, leading to male infertility and female promiscuity.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE
Steemizens interested in evolutionary psychology, human behavior, sociology, politics, and philosophy. This post offers unique insights into human relationships and societal structures, appealing to those seeking alternative viewpoints on cultural issues.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

How do you interpret the author's explanation of human mating strategies? Do you agree with the distinction between alpha and beta males?
In what ways does modern society reinforce or challenge these evolutionary strategies?
What role might environmental factors play in shaping human mating behaviors beyond genetics?

Post #	Title	Author
5	'All you need to know about Androids latest OS ( Nougat)'	@slayer

**CURATION REPORT**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

Android 7.0 'Nougat': Newest Android OS with improved features and performance.
Multi Window Support: Run two apps simultaneously for multitasking.
Direct Reply Notifications: Quickly reply to messages and emails directly from notifications.
Improved Battery Life & Graphics Quality: Doze mode for power saving and Vulkan API support for enhanced gaming.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE
Steemizens interested in technology, especially Android users eager to learn about the latest updates and improvements. Those considering switching to Android from other platforms may also find this valuable.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

Which of the new features excites you the most about Android Nougat?
How do you think direct reply notifications will impact your daily usage?
As an avid mobile gamer, what are your thoughts on the Vulkan API support in Android Nougat?

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