Socialogue: the Web3 senate. Hi all! Excuse me throughout this post, but I would like to share it with you fellow Senate members. I’ve been mulling over my vision for the future of the Metaverse and the physical world for a while. I have read a lot, and perhaps many…

Normalize, limit and redistribute. — At the rate we are going, the truth is that the standardization of the world becomes an inescapable thing. This means that to make the management of resources as balanced as possible, we will have to normalize, limit and redistribute. …

We are the “Gods” of the virtual world. — If we mix the current definition -21st century- of avatar; a virtual identity chosen by the user of a computer or a video game to represent him in an application or website and the one that appears in Wikipedia, related to Hinduism and other religious frames of reference, incarnations of…

With finite resources, it's impossible to compound endlessly. We have limited brainpower, limited earth resources; for example, water. This kind of thinking is a great inspiration for improving important skills, parts of your life, etc., but it's not sustainable. …

I am not an idiot. I understand how the market works. I studied it, for god’s sake, but infinite options are not a sustainable way forward. — I have been thinking about this for a long time. This is not a thought that simply crossed my mind -oh, you… The truth is that Apple’s “cool standardization” mindset-strategy-ethos is the future for resource management. And, therefore, of humanity. Listen, the opposite direction is suicide. There’s no sensible argument…

If you are reading this just stop. There’s no ultimate guide to nothing. Instead, learn to listen to your inner self and follow no ones advice. — I’m sick and tired of those new internet gurus that think they can tell you what to do, what to feel or think, because it worked for them, by calling it “the ultimate guide to…” I encourage everyone to stop believing in an ultimate guide. …

There’s always someone that assumes the costs: almost always, You. — You think Facebook is free? You think Google is free? Wrong! Just like Jaron Lanier said in his book Who Owns the Future , none of those services are really free. The cost is our privacy. Today I was thinking about all the stuff that are given away for “free”…

Sometimes what we really need comes from envy, fear and rage. — I have two selves: one that’s pushing me to follow my dreams and be cool about it (learn on the way, money will come, etc.); and the other one, that wants to speed up things take the shortcut. The thing is that none of them are wrong. Because, sometimes what…

My moral and ethical point of view of the phenomenon. — On Thursday last week, I had the chance to listen to Marcus Shingles CEO of Xprize talking about disruptive innovation and exponential growth. On a very interesting presentation, full of wow facts and very mind blowing content, he manage to make us feel inspired and very much aware of the…