The Human Web
CryptobeyerExploring Web3’s impact on humanity—before it’s too late.
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The Urgency of Genuine Connections in Building the Human Web
#### Are we losing sight of what truly matters in our beloved digital web: genuine human connections? We are bombarded daily with sneaky sales contacts, thinly veiled as networking opportunities. I'm getting worried—are we merely creating a...
Why Rewards Rule Us—and How Web3 Could Break the Cycle
#### We are driven by survival, connection, and have a knack for figuring things out. Master Yoda would say, “Curious humans are.” But what kind of digital Web3 are we creating that meets our natural behavior?
Web3 Is Here—but Are You Ready to Lose More of Your Time?
#### Web3 was supposed to set us free. More autonomy. More ownership. More control. But after a weekend on a tiny island in Sweden, I’m starting to wonder: is it actually making life easier—or just pushing us deeper into a digital existence...
We Don’t Need a Smarter Internet. We Need a Kinder One.
#### The web algorithm has figured out that fear keeps us engaged longer than nuance ever will. This is a problem because fear brings chaos, misinformation, and crap to our beloved web. It’s not a coincidence. A study by MIT found that fals...
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