Bitcoin is already transforming the financial industry. The technology behind it – Blockchain – has great potential to revolutionize many other areas of our lives too. In my talk at re:publica 17, I explore Blockchain applications under way in the fields of nature, democracy and work.
Blockchain technology changes more than the financial industry. Scientists have proposed revolutionary concepts for managing our democracy, forests and other natural systems as well as the way we work. Discussing potential benefits and risks, Thomas Wagenknecht introduces “Futarchy” and similar DAO governance models to change political systems, “terra0” which proposes a self-owned augmented forest and a concept to compensate founders and employees.
Glogowski explains how he realised that he was missing being involved in the process of brainstorming as students asked for comments about their essays from their peers, not him. Teachers are involved at the beginning and end, but not the middle. From the powerpoint experience, I would say Iended up being involved in many of the stages, looking over what they were doing both at an IT level and a language level rather that just called upon to answer questions.
Human Needs Psychology, a blend of logotherapy, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, NLP and other theories put together by Tony Robbins and explained here on the success blog of Chris Pickard. There is also a Youtube video
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