Podcasts about internet revolution

It seems like every day we are reading about a new company closing a funding round that is leading to a lofty valuation. Discover how the internet is revolutionizing the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry, creating billion-dollar startups that are disrupting traditional markets. In this episode of Business Adventures, we explore the success stories of Liquid Death, Magic Spoon, and Chomps – three innovative companies that have mastered the art of leveraging digital marketing, novel product ideas, and modern technology to achieve unicorn status. Learn about the three-pillar strategy driving these CPG disruptors: Creating unique product concepts Harnessing technology for production and distribution Implementing creative marketing and brand development From canned water with attitude to adult-oriented cereals and clean-ingredient meat snacks, we'll uncover how these brands are changing how consumers choose products. Gain valuable insights into trend-spotting, building passionate fan bases, and cultivating a tech-company mindset in the CPG space. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a marketing professional, or simply curious about the changing landscape of consumer goods, this episode offers a deep dive into the new era of CPG innovation. Join us to explore how the internet isn't just changing how we chew gum – it's transforming the entire consumer goods industry. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/premillshow/support

Hello Defiers! Today, I'm bringing you a very special episode from a session I moderated at SXSW this year. SXSW is a massive festival annually held in Austin, Texas, that merges music, film, and tech into an exciting blend of creativity and innovation, drawing artists, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts from around the globe. At SXSW, I had the opportunity of leading a session with Chris Dixon, a General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, where we focused on his recent publication, "Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet." This book is an essential read for anyone looking to grasp the essence of the Web3 movement. Dixon has a way of making complex topics accessible to all. I'm excited for you to hear our conversation and dive into the insights Chris shared. Let's dive in!0:00 Intro0:50 Panel with Chris Dixon 1:50 Read, Write, Own6:55 Tokens14:33 Hyperfinancialization19:01 Main Use Cases of Crypto27:14 Plutocracy 33:42 Corporatization in Web342:20 AI Content50:05 POS Blockchain Risks54:13 CBDC's 56:08 Future Applications✨ Check out our new website ✨ https://thedefiant.io/

A dusty township in Gauteng is the site of a South African-developed mesh network that could change everything. Read the full story at https://techcentral.co.za/internet-revolution-in-olievenhoutbosch/241698/ TechCentral

CAMP MULLA & THE INTERNET REVOLUTION

CAMP MULLA & THE INTERNET REVOLUTION

Gianluca Brugnoli is a designer whose 25-year career has been dedicated to redefining the way we engage with digital products. He has an impressive track record, from co-founding Frog in Milan to leadership positions at McKinsey, Huawei and now at TomTom designing digital cockpits. Gianluca is a walking book when it comes to the value and impact of design at all fronts, joining in for a second episode 3 years after the first one.

 Alex Tapscott, Co-Founder of the Blockchain Research Institute, discusses his book Web3: Charting the Internet's Next Economic and Cultural Frontier. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Alex Tapscott, Co-Founder of the Blockchain Research Institute, discusses his book Web3: Charting the Internet's Next Economic and Cultural Frontier. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is web3? I've tried to figure it out and here is my summary of what I have learned about NFTs and cryptocurrencies, about dapps and defi and blockchains, and all that.

Welcome Friends and Weary Travelers to the Sterner Stuff Brand Variety Show of Society and Culture Podcasting. Tonight, we travel straight into the heart of a dystopian nightmare, a bad dream we're all experiencing, which I believe will surely lead to the end of the human race as we know it, but it is now our job to decide whether all this is a good thing or a bad thing when one raises their perspective view beyond their personal existence and considers evolutionary leaps of consciousness and the sacrifices entailed by that. Join the Truth Seeker and others as we examine the Internet of a Disconnected World. Segment 1: Chimps on the Beach (Unbridled Poetry w. music) Segment 2: Observations on the Internet Revolution 2021-2023 (Commentary Mashup) Segment 3: Interview about Incels with Abracadabragail (Interview)Segment 4: Promised Land In My Mind (Demo Song)Segment 5: Discussion of the Disconnected World (Philosophical Reflection)Segment 6: One Robot Strip (Unbridled Poetry w. music)Segment 7: Maybe Through The Sunshine (Demo Song)Please enjoy our variety show and email any thoughts, ideas, and feedback to sternerstuffbrand@gmail.com*All music is either original, licensed, or public domain. Select sound effects used with permission from Zapsplat.com If you enjoy what you hear, consider picking up a copy of the book Solving Cadence Moore, by Gregory Sterner, which was called "The definitive mystery novel of the podcast era" by BestThrillers.com. Available here: https://www.amazon.com/Solving-Cadence-Moore-Gregory-Sterner-ebook/dp/B07GT91R67/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2SXLOSTF9Z6HO&keywords=solving+cadence+moore&qid=1688180797&sprefix=solving+cadence+moore%2Caps%2C80&sr=8-1

Vince Giuliano is back, and this time, he's discovered something about aging that may blow your mind. Vince Giuliano is living a healthy and active life at the young age of 93, and is committed to continue doing research on longevity and increasing lifespan even at this age! In this episode, Vince Giuliano and Joe discuss how supplements truly affect aging and how Vince has changed his perspective on longevity and the factors that affect it. Vince talks about his new theory, which compares the human body to a computer system, and shares how you can hack your body from the “virus” that is aging and live a healthy and optimal life at an old age. Vince Giuliano was a university professor at the State University of New York, a senior consultant working in a variety of fields at Arthur D. Little, Inc., Chief Scientist and COO of Mirror Systems, a software company, and an international Internet consultant. In various ways, he contributed to the Computer Revolution starting in the 1950s and the Internet Revolution starting in the late 1980s, and is now engaged in doing the same for The Longevity Revolution. He has published over 200 books and papers as well as over 430 substantive entries in his blog. - Find Vince Giuliano's work at agingsciences.com - Check out SelfDecode - Join Joe's online community - Follow Joe on Instagram & TikTok

The longevity revolution is upon us, as more and more studies are being done to discover ways to increase lifespan. One of the strongest advocates of this revolution? Vince Giuliano, living a healthy and active life at the young age of 93! In this episode, Vince Giuliano and Joe discuss how he's made it into his 90s in tiptop shape, how he tackles health issues that come his way, and what he would have done differently if he can travel back in time. Vince talks about how he got his HRV levels to outperform young and healthy athletes, and shares some of his favorite supplements - specifically one that he has been taking for nearly 40 years! Vince also talks about non-supplemental ways that you can implement in your life to improve your health and increase your longevity. Vince Giuliano was a university professor at the State University of New York, a senior consultant working in a variety of fields at Arthur D. Little, Inc., Chief Scientist and COO of Mirror Systems, a software company, and an international Internet consultant. In various ways, he contributed to the Computer Revolution starting in the 1950s and the Internet Revolution starting in the late 1980s, and is now engaged in doing the same for The Longevity Revolution. He has published over 200 books and papers as well as over 430 substantive entries in his blog. - Find Vince Giuliano's work at agingsciences.com - Check out SelfDecode - Join Joe's online community - Follow Joe on Instagram & TikTok Timestamps: (0:00) - Introduction (4:29) - When did Vince start his longevity journey? (5:33) - Vince's supplement journey (18:08) - What Vince would do differently (22:40) - Thoughts on Rapamycin (31:27) - HRV & Heart Rate (33:00) - Near infrared devices (36:48) - More on Vince's Supplement (45:04) - Vince's Top 5 Supplements

ICP has a lot of FUD thrown at it over the years, and as it turns out, it may all tie into a bigger conspiracy that set out to snuff out ICP from the beginning. In this video, I spill the details on who is behind the silencing of ICP and how the project is still going strong despite everything working against it.

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Sind NFTs die größte Betrugsmasche aller Zeiten oder die nächste große Internet-Revolution? Chris Schmidt sagt Revolution, und erklärt wie er mit seinem Start-Up ApollX diese für jeden erschließt.+++Klaue unsere Start-Up Ideen: Der kostenlose Newsletter auf www.digitaleoptimisten.de +++Herzlich Willkommen bei Digitale Optimisten. Ich bin Alex, und wir sind in diesem Podcast auf der Suche nach den erfolgreichsten early-stage Start-Ups, die große Pläne haben, aber noch ziemlich am Anfang stehen.++ Fast alles ist gerade Scam in der NFT Welt. Es ist leichter 1.000 Euro zu verlieren als zu gewinnen. Heißt das, das die Technologie Mist ist: Nein!++ Erfolgreiche NFTs sind nicht die beste Kunst, weit gefehlt. Künstler spielen nur eine untergeordnete Rolle in dem Ganzen: Marketing und Community-Building unterscheidet die erfolgreichen NFT Collections von denen, die nie gekauft werden++ Schaufeln für den Goldrausch verkaufen: Alles was auf Seite 1 der Bild-Zeitung auftaucht, in das sollte man nicht mehr investieren. NFTs sind mittlerweile da angekommen - sie sind ein Goldrausch.  Chris überlegt sich eher, wie er Schaufeln für den Goldrausch verkaufen kann, als selber das Gold zu schürfen.Ich freue mich über 5 Sterne Reviews und dein Feedback an alexander@digitaleoptimisten.de. Bevor es mit dieser Folge losgeht: Bitte erzähle zwei Freundinnen oder Kollegen von diesem Podcast, wenn Dir diese Geschichten gefallen. Es hilft ungemein, neue Hörer zu finden und den Podcast weiter wachsen zu lassen. Wenn Du magst kannst Du mir auch einen Review auf Apple Podcasts oder Spotify geben.

Do we have control over the content that we put on social media? Even the pictures we post today can be claimed by the media company as a product of their own and not something you own. www.activefm.co.za

Do we have control over the content that we put on social media? Even the pictures we post today can be claimed by the media company as a product of their own and not something you own.

Among a lot of good things the internet has brought us, we have the ability to spread information and news quickly across the globe.

Among a lot of good things the internet has brought us, we have the ability to spread information and news quickly across the globe. www.activefm.co.za

Learn about the advancement of the internet through technology and how it has revolutionised the way we are able to live and do things. www.activefm.co.za

Learn about the advancement of the internet through technology and how it has revolutionised the way we are able to live and do things.

In this episode, we explore the past internet revolution in car buying, the forthcoming (or already underway?) internet revolution in car buying, and how the pandemic accelerated the forthcoming internet revolution. In rental car roulette, I discuss the Chevrolet Trailblazer and why it's a better sub-compact SUV than the Jeep Compass from episode 24. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jesse-chan/message

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Today's guest is Mark Bauerlein, Professor of English at Emory University, where he has taught since earning his PhD in English at UCLA in 1989.  He is the author of several books, including The Dumbest Generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes Our Future.He has also worked as a director of Research and Analysis at the National Endowment for the Arts, where he oversaw studies about culture and American life, including the much discussed Reading at Risk: A Survey of Literary Reading in America.  His commentaries and reviews have appeared in many publications including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and the New York Times. We had the good fortune to get a preview copy of his latest book bearing the provocative title The Dumbest Generation Grows up, which will be released on February 1st.  Backed by years of research and anecdotal evidence, The Dumbest Generation Grows Up offers astute observations into the Millennial Generation which came of age during the "Internet Revolution."  According to Professor Bauerlein, while compared to their predecessors, Millennials may have had more access to information, they ultimately lack the skills, knowledge, religion, and a cultural frame of reference, due in part to the failings of the American education system, leaving them purposeless and unfulfilled.  Mark Bauerlein joins us today for a thought-provoking and provocative conversation.Mark's upcoming book can be found HERE.His Twitter: @mark_bauerlein

On today's episode of Bold Perceptions we have a loaded show. The Bookman returns for a third time fresh off of selling his own wildly successful business. What is he doing next? Investing and diving head first into a topic you may or may not have heard of: The Metaverse. The revolution of the internet has began and Web3.0 seems to be inevitable. Why should you care? Would you have liked to know about the tech boom prior to it happening? What about the social media market? If the answer is no- this may not be for you. However, we take a deep dive in with The Bookman. The metaverse we look at is Wilder World, which has not yet launched but gives a perfect peak behind the curtain as to what is about to become possible. The world is changing- ignore it and carry on or educate yourself and adapt.

Wo ist denn die "Erste Generation Internet" hin? Viel Online-Präsenz hat sie nicht unbedingt hinterlassen...!Ok, meine Formulierung "Erste Generation Internet" kann man nun falsch verstehen. Ich spreche nicht von Stanford und den 50ern, die erste Netzwerkverbindung, das erste Protokoll und die "IP on everything"-T-Shirts oder erstmalige Nutzung von "Hello World!". Nein, ich spreche von der Generation der 18-jährigen, oder kurz davor oder ein wenig drüber, die in den letzten 90ern, also den 1990ern, die erste Generation war, die zwar mit viel Geld verbunden aber als erste problemlos von zu Hause aus das Internet kennenlernen konnte. Wer sich für Team Blau oder Team Magenta entschieden hatte und immer ein wenig neidisch in die USA und den dortigen GeoCities guckte, und wahlweise mit einem 33k- oder 56k-Modem die Einwahlorgel erleben durfte, konnte problemlos E-Mail nutzen und erste Portale wie Spiegel, T-Online, AOL oder eben auch openBC, heute besser als XING bekannt, beim Entstehen und wachsen zusehen. Ebenso wie das Regensburger Telebuch.de, die heute amazon Deutschland heißen, was sie einer Übernahme zu verdanken haben. Aber, so meine eigene Feststellung: wo ist die erste Generation denn hin verschwunden? Kaum einer ist auf XING oder LinkedIn, kaum einer betreibt eine eigene Webseite. Auf Facebook nicht aktiv zu sein gibt von mir Daumen hoch - aber auch hier, kaum ein Treffer... was bitte ist denn hier passiert, dass ihr alle zur ersten Generation Internet-Verweigerern wurdet? Startoberfläche AOL / Bild-/Quelle: erinnerstdudich.de Wenn du so Mitte der Siebziger geboren wurdest, bist du für mich in Deutschland das, was ich EGI - "Erste Generation Internet" getauft habe. Du kannst dich noch an die vielen Untersetzer für Tassen und Gläser erinnern, die wir damals, dann in den Neunzigern, frei Haus oder mit unzähligen Zeitschriften zusammen bekommen haben: Die beiden einzigen Internet Provider Deutschlands lieferten sich ein Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen über die Marktführerschaft und verschenkten daher ihre CDs, mit denen der benötigte Client als auch Einwahldaten für den Dienst, sei es T-Online oder AOL Deutschland, integriert waren. Single-Sign-On, sozusagen - ja, wenn... wenn du ein Modem dein Eigen nanntest! Derer gab es zum damaligen Zeitpunkt zwei - na ja, und etwas, das wir BTX nannten. Aber das war ja mehr Teletext als Internet, daher ist der Bildschirmtext hier raus! Entweder du hattest vor allen Vorsprung, dann hattest du bereits seit geraumer Zeit ein 33er-Modem. Oder, JETZT war dein Moment fürs Netz gekommen, dann nutzt du das neue und rasend schnelle 56k-Modem. Sagen wir es so: mal angenommen, YouPorn hatte nur Bilder. Und die alle nicht über 1Mbyte pro Datei, du wärst nach drei, spätestens vier Bildern wieder weg! Versprochen! Aber hey! Wir waren im Netz! Der Begriff "Neuland" war noch nicht von der Politik ausgelutscht und für uns war es real. Und jeden Tag was Neues! Sagt euch "Hamsterdance" noch was? Nein? Dann schnell den vorstehenden Link geklickt: DAS IST DAS ORIGINAL! Wir haben es wochenlang angesehen und gekichert wie kleine Kinder! Und wir haben es per E-Mail und, wenn alle Empfänger bei AOL waren, über den Instant Messanger geteilt... also, an alle drei Freunde, die wir so online hatten. Ach, kleiner Fun Fact: zu diesem Zeitpunkt habe ich meine erste Bestellung bei dem, was wir heute amazon.de nennen, aufgegeben, damals unter dem Namen Telebuch.de, mit Anschrift in Regensburg, unter der amazon Deutschland heute noch residiert. Und schon damals: Versandkostenfreie Lieferung, wenn man denn ein Buch mitbestellt hat! Wow, wie die Zet vergeht! Doch dann - war die Schule vorbei und die Bundeswehr fand ausreichend Verwendung für uns. Das war ein Rückschlag für das Online-Leben, mal von den Wochenenden abgesehen und den notwendigen Leber-Schonungsmaßnahmen, die gerne am Computer verbracht werden wollten. Aber, nun fand die nächste Technik langsam Einzug: das Handy. Unvorstellbar, dass wir damals unterschiedliche Preise für Tags und Abends bezahlt haben... und die waren teilweise bis zu 1,49€ PRO MINUTE - WOHL GEMERKT - unterschiedlich! Und als Handy: das Nokia 2110. Mit Ausziehantenne. Und eines der wenigen, dass schon SMS empfangen UND SENDEN konnte! Viel Auswahl hatte man nicht: Telekom oder D2 Mannesmann. Langsam kam auch E-Plus durch. Aber, bis zum Ende durch die Fusion mit Viag Interkom, heutzutage als O2 bekannt, wusste jeder: mit E+ sparst du am meisten, weil du einfach nirgendwo Netz hast! Und im folgenden Studium die Internet-Revolution. Jede Hochschule hatte einen Internetzugang, den sich die wenigen aber immerhin frei verfügbaren Rechner hatten. Und das Internetangebot wuchs: blinkende und textlastige Homepages von Privat für den Rest der Welt, telebuch.de mit kostenfreiem Versand aller Bücher, Blitzerportale und sonstiger Schnickschnack, den die Welt nicht braucht - also, nicht weit weg von heute, aber nur rudimentär das, was wir heute von Webseiten so erwarten. Aber: jeder der immatrikuliert war, hatte freien Zugang zum Netz und entdeckte so auch die ersten Sexbilchen im Netz - ja, Erotik war einfach immer das schnellste, egal wo und wie! Und so konnte man auch mal das lokale Admin-Team aus der Nähe erleben - und sollte es das nicht gewesen sein, hat man auf einer Sun- oder Silicon Graphics-Unix-Maschine ein paar Pings und die Übertragung einiger (Cron-)Jobs auf weitere Rechner vergessen und mal schnell ein paar... Megabyte an Daten über das Wochenende um den Globus geschickt... kann ja mal vorkommen...! Aber das Internet wuchs unaufhaltsam weiter - nur die EGI, die erste Generation Internet, sie blieb zurück. Wo, ist teilweise unbekannt, da sie im Netz nicht in Erscheinung treten. Vereinzelte Spuren in alten E-Mail-Verteilerlisten aus Studiumszeiten sind die letzten Online-Zeitzeugen, dass diese Personen gelebt und auch online gewesen sein müssten. Was ist passiert? Heute, gute 30 Jahre später, ist das Netz nicht mehr wegzudenken. Und für die meisten auch das Handy. Aber: ein Blick in die gängigen Netzwerke offenbart nach wie vor eine erschreckende Zahl "Offliner", die sich dem Trend widersetzen bzw. auf in sich geschlossene Netzwerke wie whatsapp oder, wenn es sicher sein soll, Signal setzen. Das ist umso unglaublicher, als die nächste Generation - also, die "Achtziger" zugleich erstmalig als die "Digital Natives" bezeichnet wurden: für sie ist das Leben ohne Internet undenkbar. Sie haben keinen Bibliotheksausweis, dafür aber wikipedia. Sie konsumieren, aber auch im Illegalen, sei es Musik oder auch Film. Und sie springen auf die neuesten Trends: facebook, instagram, TikTok und auch auf das vergessene SnapChat. Aber was verursacht nun diese enorme Lücke zwischen den beiden Generationen? Wie so oft ein Zweigestirn: Wissensvorsprung und der heute so benannte "Early Adaptor". Jetzt könnte man sagen: "Hey Steve! Spinnst du? Das ist doch dasselbe?!?". Dann dreht bitte die Uhr zurück und jeder, der wahlweise mit einem Mac oder auf Windows ein 33- oder 56k-Modem installiert hat, hebe die Hand. Das war damals ein Erlebnis. Die "Chip", tatsächlich mal eine Fachzeitschrift, war voll mit Fehlern und Problemen, vor und nach einer Installation. Und auch damals nicht ganz trivial: wo genau ist der Anschluss, den die Bundespost noch ins Haus gelegt hat und wie bekomme ich, ohne, dass mich meine Eltern zur Adoption freigeben, die benötigten Meter an Modemkabel quer durch die Wohnung? Damals warst du Early Adaptor, einer der ersten, der online war. Mit all dem, was dazu gehörte. Da gab es keinen Wissensvorsprung, weil keiner von uns wusste, was kommt und was passiert. Aber wir haben, ganz Internet-like, unsere Erfahrungen geteilt: mit dem Rad zum Kumpel und tatkräftig unterstützt. Deshalb sind diese beiden Begriffe für die wilden Siebziger, anders als heute, kein Synonym. Und weil nun nicht jeder damals Eltern hatten, die zum Wohle des Kindes die meterlangen Kabeltrassen quer durch die Bude ignorieren wollten, konnte nicht jeder den Einstieg in das Internet wagen. Auch hatten wir damals noch echte Freizeitaktivitäten: mit dem Bike quer durch den Wald, und davon jeden Tag eine andere Abzweigung testen. Oder rausfinden, wo der beste Kumpel wohnt, da haben wir uns auch von 20 oder 30 Kilometer nicht abschrecken lassen. Wir saßen mit Gaskocher im Wald, Zelt neben und Schlafsack bereit um ein Wochenende mal "alleine" zu sein. Unter Freunden, natürlich. Wir sprangen von Brücken in den Fluss, ohne mit der Wimper zu zucken. Und ja, wir waren bei Wind und Wetter draußen! Einige sogar mit viel Herzblut und in Gruppen, denn Pfadfinder waren uns nicht fremd, dafür hat jeder im Garten seinen Schlauch bereitwillig aufgedreht, wenn zwei Jungs "hechelnd" mit leeren Flaschen vor der Tür standen! Daher meine Theorie: wenn du den frühen Einstieg ins Netz verpasst hast, hattest du wirklich besseres zu tun. Und das hast du sicherlich heute auch noch. Klar, mit iphone und dem neuen Schnickschnack wie WiFi und Datentarif bist auch du, der sonst nicht im Netz zu finden ist, online. Und kaufst auch bei amazon, aber eben nur, wenn der Weg zum Einkaufszentrum gerade versperrt ist oder du krank zu Hause bist. Sonst bevölkerst du die Fußgängerzonen dieser Nation. Und vielleicht warst du nie auf openbc, dafür hast du ein XING- oder sogar Linkedin-Profil. Aber dein Leben dreht sich, ganz im Gegenteil zu zum Beispiel mir, nicht um Schlaf, Arbeit, Online. Du hast ein Facebook-Profil, aber wahrscheinlich verwaist oder im Privat-Modus - und nicht im Klarnamen. Und außer ab und an alten Freunden zum Geburtstag zu gratulieren, bist du mit jedem Login nur am Passwort resetten. Geht es dir damit schlechter als mir? Ein klares NEIN! Nutze ich meine Zeit effektiver, da amazon Spar-Abos mir einen Großteil der Zeit mit anderen Dingen ermöglichen und würden Aldi und Lidl noch liefern, ich gar nicht mehr vor die Tür gehen. Subjektiv vielleicht ja, aber objektiv - wohl auch eher Gleichstand. Allerdings sind die Früheinsteiger dir um eines voraus: Wir haben gelernt, uns, teilweise ohne fremde Hilfe, stundenlang vor der PC-Kiste zu Hause Fehlermeldungen zu beseitigen und Dinge zum Laufen zu bekommen und damit ein anderes Verhältnis zu IT, Software, Hardware und Internet. So sehr es schmerzt: wir besitzen das bessere IT-Wissen. Nicht von Anfang an, aber ab dem Moment, ab dem es erstmalig für alle da war. Und das prägt uns bis heute und macht uns einer afiner, Dinge im Netz zu probieren oder eben auch mal selber eine Webseite, einen Blog, eine Fanpage oder ein YouTuber bzw. Switch-Player zu sein. Und nicht wenige verdienen, sei es nur als "Sidekick", Geld im Netz, und das auch noch legal! Und das schönste: Egal on du Feld, Wald, Wiese, Fluß oder Freundschaften gepflegt hast oder im Verein tätig warst und daher nicht dauernd nur im Netz hingst: wir haben uns, anders als heute, trotz unserer verschiedenen "Netzwerke", die wir gepflegt und genutzt haben, nicht aus den Augen verloren... und heute passiert das bereits, wenn Du nur den falschen Chatclient auf dem Handy hast. Vielleicht ist es gar nicht so schlimm, dass wir erste Internet-Generation ein wenig unterschiedlich und trotzdem befreundet sein konnten...?!? PodCast abonnieren: | direkt | iTunes | Spotify | Google | amazon | PROUDLY RECORDED AND PRODUCED WITH Ultraschall5 Folge direkt herunterladen

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How internet changed our lives

Carlo Ratti is a Professor of Urban Technologies and Planning and Director of the Senseable City Lab at MIT and also the founding partner of the international design office Carlo Ratti Associati. He will talk to Italian Minds’ listeners about how cities and workplaces will look like in the post-pandemic world and how these changes could help us rethink urban spaces in a more liveable and sustainable way. In this episode, we will cover the following topics:(01:20) Who is Professor Carlo Ratti?(04:12) What’s the future of workplaces? Strong ties vs. weak ties(9:56) How universities should be restructured after the pandemic? Online or Offline? And which services should be provided?(15:15) Challenges and Opportunities of the pandemic in future cities. Smaller offices, larger residential areas.(20:00) How architects and urban planner can transform events like Olympics and Expos into opportunities to create a sustainable economy?(23:00) The impact these events have on the nature of the cities (25:00) How has the pandemic affected critical aspects of urban planning? Are there cities that were able to respond better to the pandemic?(27:00) Impact of COVID- how Italians have responded to the pandemic(29:40) What could have Italy done better?(30:30) How can architects help in the transition to the most sustainable cities(32:34) Cities becoming entities in the zero carbon emission (33:30) Q&A(34:30) Divided Neighbours and Different Incomes(36:00) The Internet Revolution and Interconnected Cities(40:00) GreetingsFollow us on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/italian.minds/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/italian-minds/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/italianminds.podcast

Today on the Zeoli Show, the stock market continued its volatile movement with businesses like Gamestop and AMC Theaters as the little guy tried to beat the big hedge funds at their own game. The popular stock trading app, “Robinhood” even shut down the ability to trade the stocks of Gamestop and AMC causing outrage amongst both Republican and Democrats in a rare form of unity. Also, the Attorney General of New York issues a blistering report on Governor Cuomo’s handling of the state’s nursing homes with COVID-19.  Photo by: Getty Images  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not knowing WHAT to sell is possibly the #1 roadblock new entrepreneurs face. In this episode, we're going to talk about the #1 opportunity that takes advantage of both the Internet Revolution and the Information Age.

Starting out as a classic value investor ala Graham and Buffett, EMQQfounder Kevin Carter had a revelation after the unwinding of the late 1990s tech bubble that emerging markets were going to be at the forefront of the next massive wave of internet growth. As Carter puts it, "You have billions of people just starting to go online, changing their consumer behavior... this is the greatest investing opportunity of our lifetimes." As a result of his revelation, Carter gradually made the shift from traditional value investing to high-octane emerging markets internet growth.  At first he recommended funds like the Columbia Emerging Markets Consumer ETF (ECON) to friends and colleagues believing it to be the best fund available to capture this growth. But then about 7 years ago, Carter had a second revelation: The best fund to capture emerging market internet growth doesn't yet exist. Teaming up with his friend Dr. Burton Malkiel of "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" fame, he decided to form an index committee to create a pure-play index and accompanying ETF, the Emerging Markets Internet & Ecommerce ETF (EMQQ). The fund launched in 2014, gathering more than $400M in AUM over the past 5-plus years.  Show Notes 1:45 - How did you get started in investing generally and in ETFs specifically?   14:00 - Why the pivot to emerging markets?  25:45 - Changing habits of consumption in emerging markets 27:15 - Why is now the time to invest in emerging market technologies? 35:45 - How do address concerns of EMQQ's being too heavily weighted towards China? 40:30 - Why does EMQQ have an 8% weighting cap, and a limit to US listed companies and ADRs? 44:15 - Digging in EMQQ's holdings: Alibaba (BABA), Tencent (TCEHY), Pinduoduo (PDD), StoneCo (STNE), Yandex (YNDX), Jumia Technologies (JMIA)   54:45 - Future plans for EMQQ

This interview with Paresh begins to illuminate just what he does, which is help you to transcend your life grind and bring who you truly are into the workspace among other places. We had a great conversation and this will certainly impact you in many ways! Please reach out to Paresh and let him know you heard him here and how you have been impacted! From the site: The beauty of Lifter Leadership is it does not just apply only to the CEO or executive suite. Lifters can be anyone from the receptionist that brightens everyone’s day, to the call center representative who knows exactly how to listen and innovate to turn an angry customer into a raving fan, to senior executives and CEOs who understand aligning purpose with profit and consciousness can create breakthrough, non-obvious solutions where everyone wins. Lifter Leadership is what organizations have been waiting for to motivate today’s unengaged worker, innovate to solve some of the biggest problems we are facing and serve a demanding set of customers with high standards for integrity, authenticity and value for all humans. Individual Lifters lift thousands of lives and simultaneously deliver real business value. According to the Harvard Business Review, companies that practice conscious leadership principles like Lifter Leadership, perform 10.5 times better than the S&P 500 and they also have greater engagement, innovation and cultures. Lifters are the future leaders of every organization and a more powerful and influential group than Millennials or Gen-Z alone. This breakthrough and universal Lifter message has been received with excitement and great enthusiasm by executives and audiences around the world who have been seeking a model of leadership that aligns with the new Era of Consciousness we have just entered. It’s exciting! It’s like being at the beginning of the Internet Revolution and Lifters are the new nerds and geeks who "get it". They are propelling this inevitable transformation to manifest a new way for organizations, the individuals in them, and society to flourish. https://www.iamalifter.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/pareshshah1/ https://www.facebook.com/paresh.shah.3348

The likelihood of seeing a new Alphabet or Alibaba in the next decade is declining.

In Episode 56 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Hedera Hashgraph President Tom Trowbridge about the latest news from the company that made its splash on the Hidden Forces podcast less than one year ago. In the Fall of 2008, equity markets were in free fall. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite were all on their way towards making lows not seen since the mid-1990’s. Stock valuations would collapse by more than fifty percent, prominent investment banks filed for bankruptcy while others fled into the rapacious arms of their competitors or under the safe umbrella of Congress and the Federal Reserve. At the same time as Schumpeter’s ghost was rattling his chains on Wall Street, Satoshi’s white paper was making the rounds on a cryptography mailing list in some obscure corner of the Internet. “I’ve been working on a new electronic cash system that’s fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party,” he wrote, directing the several hundred recipients to his paper, "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” “Merchants must be wary of their customers,” he writes, “a certain percentage of fraud is accepted as unavoidable. These costs and payment uncertainties can be avoided in person by using physical currency, but no mechanism exists to make payments over a communications channel without a trusted party.” This last bit was only partly true. It was Satoshi’s paper, after all, that made it untrue. Though few realized it at the time, the Bitcoin whitepaper marked the beginning of the Internet’s second act. In the ten years since its publication, we have seen an explosion of interest, development, and investment in protocols built from Satoshi’s underlying blockchain technology, designed to execute commands across a distributed, trustless network of computers. Ethereum led the way with its pioneering Virtual Machine, able to execute smart contracts across a permissionless network, and since, several competing ledgers have cropped up, each claiming some advancement over prior versions. But what if, in their bid to create a faster horse, developers and investors alike have missed a crucial turning point in the evolution of the Internet. Satoshi’s white paper, brilliant as it was, never claimed to be the blueprint for a world computer. As the bitcoin network has grown, so too have the costs of its transactions, and this is because adding blocks takes time. Deciding what chain to build on requires the network to agree on which chain is the longest, and when chains are growing too fast, it’s hard to tell the difference. In the last several years we’ve seen an explosion of brainpower devoted towards creating workarounds to the scalability problem, but we’ve also seen a quiet, committed effort at building alternatives that aren’t saddled with blockchain’s limitations. Perhaps the most interesting of these alternatives is hashgraph, built as a directed acyclic graph, it’s fundamental innovation is not in its architecture, but in its consensus. Even to those who see promise in hashgraph, the technology can often seem like magic. One might describe its consensus protocol as nothing more than a compression algorithm for the casting of votes. What would have once taken an impossible amount of time, can now be accomplished in a matter of seconds. A voting algorithm for a global network. It was Claude Shannon, the father of information theory, who stated it most clearly: “The fundamental problem of communication is that of reproducing at one point either exactly or approximately a message selected at another.” In its first iteration, the Internet solved the problem of communication across a network without the need for a trusted third party, but making definitive statements about that communication has always required an intermediary. In order to harness the full power of the Internet, we need to do for data processing, computation, and storage what the existing suite of Internet protocols have already done for communication. A revolution for a new generation. The Internet’s second act. Producer & Host: Demetri Kofinas Editor & Engineer: Stylianos Nicolaou Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @hiddenforcespod

Nicole Ebber, Alek Tarkowski, Kasia Odrozek In this session, we'd like to work with a wide range of participants from the free and open scene. We are aiming to identify synergies between organizations and networks, to carve out common goals, and discuss forms of collaboration. We welcome everyone who is interested in working together to foster the ties between different Open Movement players. The session itself will be 60 mins long and – after a brief introduction – be interactive instead of lecture style. In smaller groups, we'll be discussing three major questions: How do we make the open internet revolution irresistible? How do we build the community of the open? And how, as activists of the free and open web, do we talk to non-technologists about our world? Our goal is to find out how we can create the Big Open - together. We would like to map opportunities, ideas and thoughts for a more collaborative future. Insights from this session will feed into broader discussions (e.g. at the Creative Commons Global Summit https://summit.creativecommons.org/) and strategy processes (e.g. Wikimedia 2030 http://2030.wikimedia.org) that we will be conducting over the coming months.

Nicole Ebber, Alek Tarkowski, Kasia Odrozek In this session, we'd like to work with a wide range of participants from the free and open scene. We are aiming to identify synergies between organizations and networks, to carve out common goals, and discuss forms of collaboration. We welcome everyone who is interested in working together to foster the ties between different Open Movement players. The session itself will be 60 mins long and – after a brief introduction – be interactive instead of lecture style. In smaller groups, we'll be discussing three major questions: How do we make the open internet revolution irresistible? How do we build the community of the open? And how, as activists of the free and open web, do we talk to non-technologists about our world? Our goal is to find out how we can create the Big Open - together. We would like to map opportunities, ideas and thoughts for a more collaborative future. Insights from this session will feed into broader discussions (e.g. at the Creative Commons Global Summit https://summit.creativecommons.org/) and strategy processes (e.g. Wikimedia 2030 http://2030.wikimedia.org) that we will be conducting over the coming months.

Bogtrykkeriet: Datidens internet revolution I den her podcast ser vi på en revolution. En opfindelse der ændrede den vestlige verden. Vi tør godt afsløre at din verden ville se MEGET anderledes ud hvis den teknologiske udvikling aldrig var sket. Se dig omkring. Meget af det du ser, ville ikke være der. Din arbejdsdag ville sandsynligvis se helt anderledes ud. Det er sandsynligt at du ikke ville kunne hverken læse eller skrive. Hvad det er for en revolution kan du høre om i vores podcast, hvor vi vil gøre vores til at aflive et par fordomme og misforståelser mange af os har om fx de danskere der levede i 1700 tallet. Podcast/udsendelsen er en del af vores historiske serie ”I fodsporet på Luther”, hvor vi ser nærmere på reformationens mange konsekvenser. Ikke bare for datidens folk, men også for os i dag. Du kan finde andre podcasts på vores hjemmeside radiomb.dk/historie eller på freelance-danmark.dk/podcast Medvirkende er lektor Charlotte Appel fra Århus Universitet. Journalisten bag udsendelsen heder Jan Simmen. Det er Radio Mælkebøtten der er producenten. Folketingets Reformationspulje har støttet produktionen økonomisk. Men først, kære lytter, læn dig godt tilbage. For her følger vores udsendelse der vil tage dig med på en rejse tilbage i tiden.

Internet pioneer Martha Lane Fox talks to John Thornhill about her work in trying to ensure that the technology lives up to its early ideals and serves the interests of people rather than big companies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Before my visit earlier this year, I'd never been to Cuba, though Cuba had certainly been to me. The Miami of my '80s childhood was a suburban reboot of prerevo­lutionary Cuba, filled with people who still toasted El año próximo en La Habana (“next year in Havana”) at important occasions. Everything from family letters to fresh-off-the-raft waiters kept us apprised of the increasingly desperate conditions.

The world of marketing has changed more in the last 5 years than in the previous 50. What has changed for businesses, what hasn't changed and what can you do about it. {Article} The Internet Revolution should be incredibly frightening: http://www.digitalrevolutionshow.com/2017/02/07/the-internet-revolution-should-be-incredibly-frightening/

Ben and James discuss the difference between the IT era and the Internet Revolution, first in the context of newspapers and then in the context of society broadly. Presented by MailChimp Links Jack Shafer: What If the Newspaper Industry Made a Colossal Mistake? — Politico Ben Thompson: The IT Era and the Internet Revolution — Stratechery Ben Thompson: Snapchat Changes Publisher Monetization — Stratechery Ben Thompson: The Sports Linchpin — Stratechery Ben Thompson: TV Advertising’s Surprising Strength — and Inevitable Fall — Stratechery Ben Thompson: Friction — Stratechery Barack Obama, Neural Nets, Self-Driving Cars, and the Future of the World … Continue reading Episode 093 — The Disruption of Everything

Ben and James discuss the difference between the IT era and the Internet Revolution, first in the context of newspapers and then in the context of society broadly. Presented by MailChimp Links Jack Shafer: What If the Newspaper Industry Made a Colossal Mistake? — Politico Ben Thompson: The IT Era and the Internet Revolution — Stratechery Ben Thompson: Snapchat Changes Publisher Monetization — Stratechery Ben Thompson: The Sports Linchpin — Stratechery Ben Thompson: TV Advertising’s Surprising Strength — and Inevitable Fall — Stratechery Ben Thompson: Friction — Stratechery Barack Obama, Neural Nets, Self-Driving Cars, and the Future of the World … Continue reading Episode 093 — The Disruption of Everything

Die Digitalisierung ist aktuell das Lieblingswort der IT-Branche. Nahezu jeder IT-Service, jedes IT-Produkt oder jeder Vortrag auf einer IT-Konferenz wird unter der Überschrift „Digitalisierung“ vermarket. Im Ergebnis nehmen wir die wirklich wichtigen Veränderungen, die die Digitalisierung mit sich bringt, gar nicht mehr richtig war. Das hat die Digitalisierung aber nicht verdient. Nach der Client-Server Technologien der 80ziger Jahre, der Internet-Revolution in den 90zigern ist die Digitalisierung sicherlich eine der wichtigsten Revolutionen in der Geschichte der IT. In dieser Episode diskutieren wir mit Alexander Kluge, was sich hinter dem Begriff „Digitalisierung“ wirklich verbirgt, warum sie gerade jetzt ein Thema ist, wie sich unsere Welt damit verändert und was Sie als CIO tun müssen, um diese Entwicklungen aktiv und erfolgreich zu gestalten. Ein Interview mit Alexander Kluge.

1. Do we have to have a crisis and crash for change to come? 2. How do we get past Partisan politics and Republican Democrat radicalism? 3. Gerald's new movement: Occupy Peace Movement. OccupyPeace.US 4. Can the Internet Revolution save us? 5. One of Gerald's favorite songs Here’s a full transcription of the interview too. Cody: Let me just introduce … Gerald Celente is a … I consider him a friend. He’s been a frequent guest on my old show, Happy Hour, and I’ve stayed in touch with him since I left Fox, mainly because he’s brilliant, and he’s famous for forecasting trends and talking about geopolitical ramifications and forecasts, and economic outlooks, and just general commentary about the state of society, too. I’m thrilled to have Gerald Celente join me today. He is the publisher of Trends Journal, and we’re going to jump right in and let him talk a little bit first about … What are you forecasting for the rest of this year, Gerald, and say maybe into next year for both the economy and any major geopolitical flashpoints that you’re worried about? Gerald: Before I go any further, I just want to let you know that Happy Hour was one of the best shows on TV, and that’s no [Harvard 00:02:51] line. I was on everybody … Oprah, the Today Show … I used to go on every show out there, and that was the neatest show around. Cody: Thank you so much. You were … we loved having you because you also had fun with us. It wasn’t a dry format. Gerald: No. How could it be a dry format when you’re sitting around a bar. Cody: I have to say, it was a brilliant concept, and it was a great … I loved it while it lasted; but truly, I don’t know that TV was my calling. I much more enjoy being underground, and being an entrepreneur, doing the things I’m doing with Scutify.com, and trading with Cody.com and some of my other ventures. Gerald: I just want to let you know that that was … there’s been nothing like it before or since. Every show out there is dry and packaged, and there’s no life in them. Cody: I really appreciate the kind words. This isn’t about me today for sure, Gerald. Can you please dive right in. What do you … what is your forecast? Gerald: The forecast … on economic front, everybody knows the story. If they follow you, everybody knows the deal. As long as they keep dumping in cheap money into the system, whether it’s coming from China, whether it’s coming from the European Central Bank, whether it’s coming from the Federal Reserve, as long as they keep pumping dough into the system, it’s going to keep going on. It’s a pawnsie scheme. The other thing is, of course, these record low interest rates. The only people that they’re enriching are the traders and the banks and the financiers. You see the merger and acquisition, the M&A markets booming because of all the cheap dough. The same thing with real estate. “Oh, look what just happened. The new numbers came out on new homes. They’re down. I wonder why they went down.” Well, the houses have gone up and the mortgage rates are going up, so as long as they keep dumping money into the system, keeps interest rates low, it’s going to continue to look the way it is now. Cody: What would be the catalyst for the change, and do we have to have a heartache, a crash, a crisis, for the next foundation, something a little more healthy on an economic and political foundation for our country and the globe, itself? What’s the process? How do we get to something better, or do we just keep inflating these bubbles like you’re talking about until there’s biggest crisis, crash, depression of all time? Gerald: Nothing is going to change, I believe, at this … I’ve been at this now 35 years, and I don’t see it changing until the individuals change. It’s that hundredth monkey syndrome. You know the story about … how they taught a monkey how to do something on an island. Then all the monkeys did it. Then on an island that was very far away, the monkeys started doing it as well. Right now they say that the fish rots from the head down. When you look at the major governments around the world, they’re run by fish at the head that are rotted. I mean, really. Cody: I don’t disagree. I just love the phraseology. They truly … they’re rotten fish heads. That’s we have for leadership around the world in any developed country. Address it, though. Do we have to have a crisis and a crash? Are they going to [crosstalk 00:06:44]. Gerald: No. I don’t believe in that. I believe that if you have a crisis or a crash, things could get worse and then get much worse after that. Just because things get worse, it doesn’t mean they get better. It’s like a person … going back again to the individual. Let’s say a person doesn’t take care of themselves, they’re obese, they eat a lot of crappy food, they drink too much, and then they go … they get hit with a health crisis. How many people really, really change their lifestyle after the crisis, and how many continue to go on their old ways. What I’m saying is: a crisis could even bring in more draconian measures. It could become much worse. I don’t see it changing like that. Again, to me, where I am in my point of life, it’s going to have to take a national movement of people, regardless of the country you’re from. Cody: I don’t mean to interrupt, but you’re making such an important point there. You’re saying that that national movement doesn’t have to be catalyzed by some sort of depression or crisis or crash … not just stock market, not just economic, not just social, but we can actually get on a better trajectory path from here without the crisis needing to be the impetus. Gerald: Absolutely. Again, the vacuum has never been larger. You know me. I’m a political atheist. I look at both parties … I mean, they’re the Bloods and the Crips. I don’t mean it facetiously. They’re murderers and they’re thieves. How many more wars do they have to start, how many more people do they have to kill before people call them murderers? How much more money do they have to steal from us before they call them thieves? Cody: You have no idea how many times I would get stopped in the elevator and hallways at Fox, or when I would go to appearances at ABC or any other channel ever, and they would say to me, “Can you please pull back a little bit on your political rhetoric? When you’re calling the Republican-Democrat regime a bunch of warmongering murderers, Cody, that’s really radical.” I would look at these people and be like, “No, the warmongering and murdering that the Republic-Democrat regime is doing is what’s radical.” Gerald: It goes back again to the question: Look at what the people … The same thing happens with me all the time, and I don’t get invited back because they don’t want to hear it; but again, going back to the question: does a crisis have to happen? Here you have what you would think are people that are intelligent calling you a radical as they keep buying the crap and supporting it. Cody: Correct, and propagandizing it for … in that case, when it’s in the hallways of a television network … Gerald: Exactly, so that’s why I keep going back to: it’s the people. It’s the people. Cody: How do we get to this better platform that is non-Republican, non-Democrat? As far as I’m concerned, I’m radical enough to be antipartisan at all. I don’t want there to be parties. I want people to be free-thinking. I think there’s enough of a literate base in this country that people can write in who they want to be elected, and we’ll just take whoever gets the most votes in each thing. Gerald: I agree with you. Again, I would not use that term “radical.” As you said, the radicals are the ones that are the murderers and the thieves. Cody: Thank you for clarifying and straightening me out there. Gerald: Going back to it, here’s number one. The new Trends Journal is going to be coming out on Monday, and I’m starting a movement. It’s called Occupy Peace, and it’s going to be … the website, we’re building as we speak … OccupyPeace.us. This is only for Americans because, on top of the Occupy Peace is no foreign entanglements. Cody: Oh, wow. That is a good platform and basis that you’re starting with there. Keep going. Gerald: Here we are. I’m speaking from Colonial Kingston, New York, and this is the foundation of … that’s part of the foundation of the revolutionary war was right here. The British burnt this joint down in 1777. This is the … Cody: [Crosstalk 00:11:27] you’re talking to me in Lincoln County, New Mexico, not famous only for the Lincoln County Wars with Billy the Kid, but I still am best friends with kids whose last names are Geronimo, Larry Geronimo and others, who also are part of the revolutionary national movement concept that you’re talking about. I wanted to connect some dots there. Gerald: That’s great, and that’s what we’re talking about … again, the people. You said about enough people. Here’s the way I look at it. Eighty percent of the people will follow anything and do anything. You see them all over. They eat crap, they buy corporate food, they eat corporate food, they have no minds … they’ve lost it. They’ll follow good or bad. Whoever has the loudest voice, they’ll follow. Other ten percent are … I call the destroyers. These are the people that are destroying things in front of us. These are the greedy, the immoral … and again, I’m no preacher. My whole life … I’d be the last guy to say, “Oh, yes, I did everything just right.” No. As you get older, you try to learn more and you try to make yourself better. I’m not telling people what to do or how to act. I want to make that really clear. Cody: I’ll say it like you are a preacher, Gerald, because you’re preaching the word here. You’re doing God’s work. I do believe that. Keep going. Gerald: Then there’s the ten percent that you’re talking about … the builders. Now it’s time for the builders to move into position, and that’s the way I see it now. The vacuum has never been greater. You look at the clowns around the world. Let’s go over to the UK … the little boy Cameron over there. Then you’ve got his neighbor, Hollande. Cody: Little Cameron, he’s so cute. Gerald: Isn’t he? I think he went to one of those boys’ schools where they got a lot of problems when he was a kid, because he didn’t come back with both of them. Anyway, then you got Hollande over there, and he’s in the same category. Another loud-mouth little boy with nothing behind him. You come to the states you got Obama … an empty suit if there ever was one, other than the empty suits before him with Bush … Cody: We could have had Romney’s empty suit. Gerald: We could have Romney … again … By the way, if anybody is tired of voting for a lesser or two evils, I’m saying Charles Manson 2016. Let’s put a real evil in there. Enough of these lesser of two evils. Cody: Forget the lesser of evils. Go with the greatest evil you can do. If you’re going to vote for a Republic-Democrat, vote for Charles Manson. Gerald: Let’s stop this lesser of two evils stuff. Let’s go the full route. Then you keep going back, and I’m saying the vacuum has never been greater. Look at the politicians in play. What have you got? You got [Boner 00:14:29] over there, you got Pelosi, you have McConnell, you have Reed. Come on. How can anybody take these people seriously? What I’m saying is the vacuum is so large it could be filled with anything, so number one, Occupy Peace, no foreign entanglements. Rebuild America. Bring all the troops home, close the bases, bring [Reese 00:14:57] … and the other part is: rebuilt America. All the money that we’re wasting in these foreign wars, bring it back home, restore the nation. Cody: You mentioned … and amen. Let’s please plug OccupyPeace.us repeatedly throughout the rest of the program because that’s how you build a movement is by getting this kind of underground movement started and getting the word out. Gerald: It’s an above-ground movement. It’s not underground. Cody: Well, I … my podcast I want to remain underground for a little while. That’s all I’m saying. Gerald: Yeah, but Occupy … this is going to be big. This could be one of the greatest movements that this nation has ever seen. Cody: That’s what I guess I’m trying to say. I would like to help contribute from an underground angle to build OccupyPeace.us and the Occupy Peace movement, itself, into something that would truly help catalyze the change without the crash and crisis that goes back to that first question I asked you about: can we get there without these repeated … or a major next crisis and depression or something. You hit on a word several times back. You’ve talked about how there’s a vacuum out there, and I think you’re talking about of leadership, perhaps, of some sort of tangible, meaningful … you can call it moral and ethical if you want … ideas and politics that are not entangled in corporatism and warmongering and bank bailouts … and Illuminati crap that I might call it. Why has the internet revolution not helped save us yet? What is the problem that we’re … that there hasn’t been an OccupyPeace.us succeed yet, and what will enable this one to go to the next level? Gerald: There’s another part, and I’ll go to that in one second because you ask what could … also with the parties. The other concept I believe in is direct democracy. Let the people vote. They do in Switzerland. It’s one of the most prosperous nations in the world. Everybody has a gun and they don’t kill each other. The food’s real good. They haven’t been in a war since … what? … 1857. Cody: Not a bad idea. Gerald: Then people say, “Then you’d have mob rule.” You got mob rule now. They call it Republicans and Democrats. Cody: It’s worse than mob rule. Gerald: It’s much worse than … we have 535 people telling 316 million of us how to tie our shoes. Cody: It’s elitist and wealth rule at this point, not anything … mob rule would actually, I think, be an improvement. Gerald: Exactly. We get the future we deserve. Cody: Why is it the internet and social media like Scutify.com … which, by the way, I’m going to ask you afterwards when we’re offline. I’d love to start featuring some of your articles and have you join Scutify.com which is a social network, and apps that I’ve bought … that my companies have built for Apple and Android, and we’ve got some really cool stuff that I think … We’d love to be involved with this movement and help make it go mainstream, and take it to a true end game that enables the people to have some voice and power. Going back to [crosstalk 00:18:32] working yet? Gerald: Why isn’t it working? Here’s why. Look what’s going on with Ukraine. Look at the propaganda campaign. The major media, even though less and less people are listening and watching, they still have great influence. I’ll tell you, that Putin … I heard it right from Hilary Clinton herself. He said he’s like a Hitler. I mean, she said it. I heard Schwable say it over there in Germany. “I’ll tell you, that Putin, he reminds me like Hitler.” Cody: [Crosstalk 00:19:08] interviewed XYZ, and they said that Putin is definitely a bad guy, and over on CNN I also heard Putin was a bad guy. Gerald: There you go. So now it goes back to the 80%, and they get … I’m telling you, I tell people, “Look, I don’t have time for this BS. I don’t want to talk to you about this.” “You know about Victoria Nuland?” “Well, I don’t need to know.” Yes, you do need to know about that. How could you make a comment …? I got in a discussion with a guy that’s a journalist professor at one of the biggest colleges on the East Coast, and he didn’t know anything about anything, and all of a sudden had the Jews being murdered in Hungary if this thing continued. That’s how this guy’s mind was. If you’re a journalist professor and you don’t even want to dig deeper in this … I said, “No wonder why this system stinks.” What I’m saying to answer your question: the power is still there. Look at those little green men, you know, “Them Russian guys over there without them insignias.” I picked up the paper of record, the New York Times, or I like to call it the toilet paper of record, and there they have a huge story about … straight from the State Department and their sources in the Ukraine government that those guys over there in Dansk and other areas, they’re actually Russian soldiers. Here are the photos that are proof. It look like the guy from Duck Dynasty. It was a joke. Cody: They actually have face masks on. You can’t see their [beard 00:20:49]. Gerald: Again, it’s been proven. Now it’s a fact. It was false, but it did the job. It did the job. Cody: That’s my question. I’ve got to wrap up the podcast or I won’t be able to get it uploaded right and everything. I want you to come back next time, and we … let’s do this in another week or two. I’ll reschedule it with [inaudible 00:21:10] your people. I want you to talk about where and how, logistically and in reality, we are going to mobilize the people and finally leverage the power of the internet and these social networks and their ability to get a voice out there without the mainstream media and corporate money. Gerald: Okay. All right. Cody: I got to ask you one last question before I let you go. Your favorite song … it’ll be the song of the day. Gerald: That’s a tough one. Here’s one for you. Che La Luna, mezz’u mare … Louis Prima. Cody: I didn’t ever understand what you said. Gerald: Che La Luna, mezz’u mare … that’s “take a look at the moon.” There’s a great old song … you ever hear of Louis Prima? Cody: I did [crosstalk 00:22:00]. Gerald: Louis Prima, L-o-u-i-s. Cody: Here I think I am a music aficionado, and I know nothing. Gerald: You don’t know Louis Prima. Oh, man. Cody: I’ll go look up Louis Prima. That’s the song of the day. People thanks for tuning in to Cody Underground. It has been my honor to talk and get some wisdom … and you know what? … preaching. Amen. The gospel from the man, himself, Gerald Celente, publisher of Trends Journal. Thanks so much. I’m [inaudible 00:22:29] another one, and we’ll keep going with this. Gerald: Thank you. Cody: Thank you. Gerald: Bye-bye.

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