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The #bitcoin Writing Contest by Rootstock and HackerNoon: Final Round Results🎉

Are Web3 Grant Programs Truly Doing Their Job? 

Intelligent DevOps: 8 Lessons Learned from Nature

Our Chance to Unlock the Hidden Potential of the Internet

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thank you for your kind words and sharing the resource with me.
very interesting

The Decentralised Internet Writing Contest 2022: Round 3 Results Announced!

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unbelievable... 

thank you, dear HackerNoon community / everyone involved in the contests, for everything you're doing ;)

DeSci: Decentralized Science as Our Chance to Recover the Real Science

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thank you for taking the time to write a thoughtful comment.

I’m just an amateur.

maybe you will find this interesting:

as for ‘free energy’,

according to the scientists shown in the

[“THRIVE II: This Is What It Takes”](https://www.thriveon.com/)

there's a wave that travels in the field around our Earth (Zenneck wave).

Nicola Tesla was aware about it.

His tower (aka Wardenclyffe Tower) was built to transmit energy wirelessly, with the help of radio frequencies. 

The founders of the THRIVE movement have tested successfully the modern innovation (developed by Maxwell Chikumbutso, Zimbabwe) that allows devices/vehicles to run on radio frequencies.

Tesla's tower was destroyed by the guy who sponsored him, J. P. Morgan, who was afraid to lose his profits (wireless transmission would obsolete copper wiring).

This is exactly how the science looks like in the context of centralization and monetary system (maximizing the profits).

The Tesla lightning ball at the end of the article was supposed to help the readers to realize that the Hedgehog in the fog is a metaphor/image for N. Tesla who was struggling to bring his ideas into reality at the time. 

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thank you for taking the time to write a thoughtful comment.

yes, our science should be open for everyone and done not for the profits of big corporations, but for everyone’s benefit.

Innovation is the key. Prep for the future with me!

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Nature + Biomimicry + Bitcoin: Mutually Beneficial Partnership

Science: The Way of Nature

Bio-AI: Mutually Beneficial Partnership

Cybersecurity + Biomimicry: Why, What, and How We Could Learn from Nature

Metaverse + Realverse: In Search Of Harmony

31 DeSci Projects to Turn Your Next Scientific Idea into Reality

Crowdfunding in DeSci. Toward a Resource-Based World Economy

Quickly Bulk Load Image to E-commerce Sites With This Guide

Synthetic Audio is Now Available for 70,000+ HackerNoon Stories

AR is Changing the Warehouse Game— Here’s How

“My words fly up, my thoughts remain below." Metaphors and Analogies in Technological Writing

The Revenge of Blue-Collars: Death to Bitcoin, Long Live Dollars

How to Choose a Faction on Endless Legend

The DevOps Writing Contest: Round 5 Results Announced!

AI and the Future of Space Exploration

Searching for a Unicorn or How to Build an Effective Remote Team

10 Days Left: Win From $17,500 by Discussing Smart Contract Deployment on Rootstock

The #bitcoin Writing Contest by Rootstock and HackerNoon: Round 2 Results 🎉

AMA with Lina Survila, Women in Tech awards nominee

Bitcoin 2050: $52 Million Dream or $0 Nightmare?

The Opt Out Writing Contest: Final Round Results Announcement 🎉

The Marketer's Survival Guide in the Era of AI Automation: 5 Essential Skills to Secure Your Job

Web3 Just Got Greener: Meet GGEZ1, the Blockchain Betting Big on Sustainability

Hey, Someone Left You a Note! It’s an Annotation

How Can Web Scraping Enhance LLM Performance? Share Your Thoughts To Win a Share of $2500

The Opt Out Writing Contest: Round 1 Results Announced!

Education May Be Broken, But Your Curriculum Doesn't Have to Be

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