Identity

Decentralized networks require decentralized Identities. Most identity solutions today use OAuth2.0 or OpenID Connect to authenticate users. These solutions however don't have a way to allow the user to update their personality, features, and attributes of themselves on these systems to truly reflect the nature of an identity that is dynamic and comprised of multiple aspects.

Identity is made up of Human personality, soul, and character, all distinct from one another. The soul Identity constitutes the Chiti. It is generally made up of the ideals that make up an individual soul or a nation. Chiti, the soul identity or innate nature of an identity is constant. Or we can say, alterations to one’s idea’s ideals rarely change over a given lifetime. As we can see in our society, changing the nature of an individual is a tough task!

Personality results from a cumulative effect of an individual's actions, thoughts, and impressions. To store this personality as a digital identity requires the use of new-age digital storage tools such as CIDs as identifiers for data, Consensus protocols that decide on an agreed time tracking mechanism for the network, Data Finalisation protocols to store an immutable of the latest version of an identity, Public-Private Keys and signing protocols for accessing the digital identity.

How is this stored in code?

The entire identity is essentially like a key value database stored in a Merkle “Trie”. This data is identified by a root CID (Content Identifier). CID is essentially a form of hash of the data(plain or encrypted). The only requirement is that the metadata that describes this CID stores the schema used to understand the hashed data. Whenever this root CID is updated with a new feature/attribute, a new hash of the data is calculated. The hashed data includes the parents’ block hash in its data, forming an unbreakable link to its previous hashes. When storing the parents’ entries hash, the data of known verifiers and attestors of the features/attributes are also stored, acting as Proof of Personhood. The identity can choose whom to broadcast this new CID to. Data encryption can be done by using a password(generally a term that defines the event/attribute) to derive a public-private key pair and using the private key to encrypt the corresponding data. The Willow Protocol is used to define a network data model.

/// The base `Identity` trait that all identities should implement.
pub trait Identity {
    type Id;
    pub fn get_id(&self) -> &Self::Id;
    fn update_id(&self) -> &Self::Id; // Re-calculates the root hash of the identity merkle trie upon updating a feature/facet (Emits Update Identity event that peers can subscribe to)
}

Identity is a two-way street

The individual, I, is inseparable from its relation to the plural We. Identity is strengthened by the networks it’s connected to, a.k.a, its peers.

Each Identity is responsible for maintaining their relationships, a.k.a, their Web Of Trust. Every identity stores the latest feature they know about their peers, defining the relation using the Social Identity protocol. Intersectional Social Data is a data structure to store the identity of an individual to truly reflect the nature of identity. Its sociality and intersectionality(the We). Information about what you know about your peers and a data format that allows one to calculate a trust score or reputation score of the peers you score. This is like reading the feedback reviews of the identities(which could be a place like a hotel/restaurant or the personality of an individual) your relationships have posted about.

These relations the identity claims to be part of their identity now take the form of “Zero Knowledge Proofs”. For Identity A, attestations and proofs that Identity B has provided of other peers are essential of the form “zero knowledge”. Identity A “believes” or trusts the score Identity B has provided to other peers to determine its own notion of a peer related to B. This is done very widely in blockchains when a private key is used to sign a message or transaction. A user would then trust a blockchain that houses proof of this transaction which is generally stored as a Root Hash of the Merkle Trie in its block.

Features/attributes you attest to are used as verification by those who trust your identity, without needing to read the actual data/proof.

Applications

• Attribute Verification: A participant can verify specific attributes (e.g., location, credentials) without disclosing full identity details. For instance, to prove location history to a peer, they could use ZKP to confirm that attribute without revealing unnecessary location points or other unrelated personal information.

• Sybil Resistance: For one-person-one-vote systems or democratic participation, ZKPs help verify the uniqueness of participants without needing complete identity disclosure. By randomly selecting verifiable points in a participant's past activity (e.g., locations), ZKPs allow peers to confirm non-duplicated identities, reducing vulnerability to identity spoofing and duplicate voting.

• Social Authentication: Instead of relying on static passwords or biometrics, social authentication in ISD can leverage ZKPs. Peers use a networked memory approach where users authenticate by proving knowledge of shared past interactions or connections, without sharing direct identifiers. This supports adaptive, context-sensitive authentication based on known relationships.

• Credit and Trust System Integrity: ZKPs also enable secure verification within the ISD credit network (trust and lending relationships). They allow peers to confirm trustworthiness without showing exact credit scores, ensuring system integrity and preventing credit overuse or abuse.

• Partial Identity Disclosure: ZKPs help verify specific identity attributes (e.g., professional credentials) based on selective disclosure, where only necessary attributes are revealed for a particular interaction, preserving anonymity in other contexts.

Links:

• Cover Photo: Image by Albrecht Fietz from Pixabay

• Chiti: An implementation of Dynamic Identity

• Parity Tech - Merkle Trie implementation

• Intersectional Social Data paper

• Content Addressable Storage

• Willow Protocol Data Model: An instance defines the parameters mentioned in this protocol to allow for data storage of truly dynamic identities.

• Zero Knowledge Made Simple

In almost every interaction in today’s world, one needs to interact with a third party. We trust platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter to regulate information shared on their platforms. We trust banks to keep the money we earn safely. We trust organizations such as Google, Brave to keep our internet surfing data safe from falling into the wrong hands. We trust technologies such as Apple, Microsoft, Samsung to keep the data we store safe from hacking. We trust the local government bodies to keep our identity safe. We trust government institutions to keep our surroundings clean, and to build infrastructure so that we can create value more efficiently.

As you can see the pattern here, there’s a lot of trust we throw around. Our entire life revolves around trust. Trust that the external world will take care of our needs. However, we aren’t all lucky that way. Sometimes the banks we trust steal our money. Sometimes the politicians we trust steal our assets and identity for their own benefit. Social media platforms we trust sell our information to other organizations without our knowledge. Every time we need to trust someone to take care of proof for us, there is a possibility that the trust can be broken, with or without intention.

What can we do to fix this?

Blockchain as a technology can be used here to build back trust. It’s a tool that integrates trust as the very backbone of its operations. Anyone using a platform built on this technology can blindly trust the platform as everything required to run this platform is open for everyone to see. Anything can be audited by anyone.

How do we use this technology to gain back trust in human society? We start by decentralizing value calculation of a person. If we use a single entity to calculate an individual’s value, for example, dollar, Ethereum, or bitcoin… we end up centralizing around that entity. Humans then start competing to get the highest amount of that single entity. At the end of the day, the goal is to transfer value. It’s to use the dollar, Ethereum, and bitcoin for services people provide.

How do we decentralize value calculation?

I’m going to introduce a term used in the blockchain world.

Nakamoto coefficient.

https://learn.bybit.com/blockchain/nakamoto-coefficient-decentralization/

This term was coined by one, Balaji Srinivasan, to calculate the true decentralization of a blockchain. What does that mean? It measures the degree to which a blockchain is owned by the people. It ranges from being owned by one person to being owned by everyone in the world. This same concept can be used for a token. To measure the true value of a token, we can measure the number of wallets that collect this token. This can give us a true measure of whether a token added value to human society or not.

Owning this token will give us actual ownership of our value. The underlying technology prevents any individual from stealing this value you created.

With these thoughts in mind, the Kundalini project is a new blockchain that focuses on the value calculation of an individual. We are building the tools required for you to take back control of your value and also make use of it to navigate life easily!

To understand how we decentralize value calculation, head over to this GitHub repository.

https://github.com/AireshBhat/KundaliniProject

Why do you work? What’s the main goal?

Maybe you like it. Maybe it helps you feed your family. Helps you buy that bike that you can use for your weekend rides. Helps you buy that jewelry for you to wear and feel good. The list is countless.

At the end of the day, money is nothing but a means for you to experience your dreams. Your goals. Money is just a medium of transfer. The transfer of value.

You transfer your value to your company. Your skills, your knowledge, your hard work is then paid for in money. You then use this money to go and experience the joys of life. Whatever this material life can offer you.

Money is an abstraction of value - Andreas M. Antonopoulos

At the end of the day, we are trying to transfer value from one person to the other. The means we do it is money. Initially, it was the barter system. Then came beads, feathers, basically something that you couldn’t eat. After thousands of years, humans started using precious metals. Precious metals were used because they were scarce. Something that couldn’t be found easily. Then came promissory notes which soon became notes issued by the government. A society working on debt.

Bitcoin was the latest technology when it came to the evolution of money. It proposed a system where everyone in the world would automatically come to a consensus on who owns what. No need for any central authority to prove the same. With every new innovation comes skepticism.

What’s the point of all this anyway. What are we as humans trying to achieve? Why do we need money?

The TOV Protocol

If the end goal is to transfer value, why not avoid the middleman? Which in this case is money. That’s the whole point of blockchain right? Removing the middleman. How would such a world work? How can you transfer value from one person to another without the need for money?

That is what the Transfer of Protocol does. This protocol aims to improve the efficiency of the transfer of value which is the main goal of humans.

To track the progress of this protocol, follow this GitHub repository!

https://github.com/AireshBhat/TransferOfValue

Setup ssh key:

Created a new public/private key pair to interact with the console of the droplet.

Create a droplet

Create a droplet with the following values.

• 4 vCPUs

• 32GB / 600GB Disk

• ($262/mo)

Setup firewall

Set up the firewall ports for Nethermind, Prysm & Lighthouse.

sudo ufw allow 30303

sudo ufw deny 8545

sudo ufw allow 12000/udp

sudo ufw allow 13000/tcp

sudo ufw enable

Note: Faced an issue connecting to the droplet after making this change. Had to enable port 22 to get it working.

Install docker-compose:

Using the terminal, run the commands given to install docker-compose.

sudo apt-get remove docker-compose sudo curl -L "https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/v2.2.3/docker-compose-$(uname -s)-$(uname -m)" -o /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
sudo ln -s /usr/local/bin/docker-compose /usr/bin/docker-compose

Generate Validator Keystores and Deposit Data

Pull the docker image for the validator data generator.

cd docker pull ghcr.io/gnosischain/validator-data-generator:latest

This will be used to generate key stores and deposit data.

Generating validator keys and deposit data

Run the below command in the terminal

docker run -it --rm -v /root/snap/validator_keys:/app/validator_keys ghcr.io/gnosischain/validator-data-generator:latest new-mnemonic --num_validators=1 --mnemonic_language=english --folder=/app/validator_keys

Take down the mnemonic seed phrase and follow the steps in the terminal.

Choose Your Beacon Chain Client & Import Validator Keys

I chose the lighthouse client.

Installing the lighthouse client

Download the lighthouse-v{version}-x86_64-apple-darwin-portable.tar.gz binary from the releases page.

wget https://github.com/sigp/lighthouse/releases/download/v3.2.1/lighthouse-v3.2.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-portable.tar.gz

Extract the archive.

tar -xvf lighthouse-v3.2.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-portable.tar.gz 

Move the lighthouse binary to a location in the path.

Obtain the lighthouse docker image

Run the following command to obtain the latest lighthouse docker image

docker pull sigp/lighthouse

Download and test the image with

docker run sigp/lighthouse lighthouse --version

Build from Source

• Install Rust using [rustup]. Once done, run the below command to add cargo command to the path. source "$HOME/.cargo/env"

• Install the following packages

  sudo apt install -y git gcc g++ make cmake pkg-config llvm-dev libclang-dev clang protobuf-compiler
  

Build Lighthouse

Clone the lighthouse repository

git clone https://github.com/sigp/lighthouse.git

cd lighthouse
git checkout stable
make

While running the make command I ran into an error.

error: could not compile http_api due to previous error

The solution to this was to add a recursion limit to the crate http_api

#![recursion_limit = "256"]

After adding this the make command was successful.

Start the processes

To start the consensus layer, run the below command inside the validator-keys folder

lighthouse bn --http

To start the execution layer, run the below command

docker run -p 9000:9000/tcp -p 9000:9000/udp -p 127.0.0.1:5052:5052 -v $HOME/.lighthouse:/root/.lighthouse sigp/lighthouse lighthouse --network mainnet beacon --http --http-address 0.0.0.0

Connecting to an external execution layer

Create a random jwt token as this will be used to connect to an external node openssl rand -hex 32 | tr -d "\n" > "/tmp/jwtsecret"

Once created, start the consensus layer by passing the execution layer address and the created jet

lighthouse bn --http ----execution-endpoint https://gnosischain-rpc.gateway.pokt.network --execution-jwt /tmp/jwtsecret

Looks like I turned Aristotle for this article 😂

The questions above are normally very difficult to answer. Which is why most of the time we avoid them. What I can tell you though is what I believe in. I feel it should help you answer the above questions yourself.

I believe that each one of us has a purpose to be fulfilled in life. We’ve been put on this Earth for some reason. Maybe it’s to take care of our kids. Maybe it’s to grow the next billion-dollar idea. Maybe it’s to protect our loved ones. You know best.

The question of our life purpose is something that can be answered only by each individual. What others can do is give suggestions on how they found the answer themselves. It’s however impossible to answer the question for someone else.

Why I believe web3 is the future…

As I said before, the question of our purpose in life can only be answered by ourselves. But we humans can help each other figure it out. I believe blockchain and web3 can give us the tools to further ease the process. Let me explain how.

Imagine the following scenario.

You are one person out of the billions of people out there.

Our goal is to figure out our purpose in life. What it is we need to find in life. What information do we need to find to share with the rest of the world?

We can use money here as a sort of indicator. If you are going towards your purpose, you’ll see that money is no longer something you need to worry about. Because you’ll start earning so much of it(with the added peace of mind). Else there will be a nagging feeling at the back of your head that something isn’t right.

This is knowledge. Please forgive my attempt at drawing 🤣🥲

This is can be used as a state. The world’s knowledge is the current state we as humanity are in.

Knowledge sheds light on humanity. It’s our guiding book. It has all the rights, and all the wrongs. Basically, everything that we humans have done to date. What process was successful, What process was not? It’s a guide we all can use in our lives. Something we can refer to whenever we feel stuck. Maybe someone else was at the same point and they found a piece of knowledge that would probably help us grow. That’s why I feel knowledge should be free to everyone. No wonder Wikipedia is so famous.

Our goal is to add to this book. Our purpose is to find a piece of knowledge to contribute to this.

If you see this is what everyone gets paid for at the end of the day. What value you are adding to your company? You’re basically bringing in knowledge from outside to add value to your company. In turn, your company pays you. Sometimes you feel you’re worth more than what the company pays you. Maybe it’s because the company doesn’t value you for the knowledge you have.

That’s why I feel it’s best to work for ourselves. It’s better to work on ourselves rather than for someone else. Maybe our paths cross. Maybe some ideologies match and we end up working towards the same cause. After we achieve it, it’s time to move on to the next source of truth. This way we grow and create more meaningful social bonds.

Blockchain is that book. That knowledge. It’s nothing but a digital ledger. It keeps track of everything. No one can go and change it for their own benefit. The one who adds new knowledge gets due credit. The one who adds new processes gets due credit. I believe this is how the world should function.

Authors note: Try telling something new to someone today. Observe how your value increases in their eyes!

https://twitter.com/PPathole/status/1373485789099753472?s=20&t=75Xnyoj1lTBSZFYriCKNHg

Why do we need this?

Let’s start with trust. The biggest problem in today’s society is trust. The game below gives a perfect representation of the issue in today’s society.

https://ncase.me/trust/

There are a few takeaways from the above game.

And the biggest lesson is: In the short run, the game defines the players. But in the long run, it's us players who define the game.

When I first played this game I felt very depressed. To realize that we’re merely products of the environment. This is along the lines that “our fate is already written for us”. We lose faith that we don’t have any control in this world and end up letting the world control us in its game.

However a recent epiphany I had changed everything. It made me see everything differently. It made me see the world differently. How people behave. Why do they behave the way they do? It all became very clear.

Let me try breaking it down for you.

In the game, the main medium of exchange was money. The end goal was to earn as much money as possible. To win basically. But at what cost? The downfall of others? What if we changed the dynamics of the game a bit? Instead of having characters who have certain behaviors, what if we have characters who believe in a single cause? This single cause is “finding the true reason as to why we exist”.

If you see closely, that is what everyone is trying to achieve, one way or the other. What does Apple believe in?

We believe that we're on the face of the Earth to make great products. We believe in the simple, not the complex. We believe that we need to own and control the primary technologies behind the products we make. We participate only in markets where we can make a significant contribution. What are they trying to do? Advance the human race. It’s deeply rooted in their values. That’s why they are the best company today. They consistently try to find the technology that adds more value to our lives.

What does Microsoft believe in?

We fundamentally believe that we need a culture founded on a growth mindset. It starts with the belief that everyone can grow and develop; that potential is nurtured, not pre-determined; and that anyone can change their mindset. ​​​​​​​We need to be always learning and insatiably curious. Why do we need to be learning? In order to improve humanity’s knowledge again. It’s to attain greater collective consciousness.

Almost all successful companies either create value or are one of the main ingredients required in creating value(for example oil. You need oil to power industries to generate value).

The problem is money.

Every material item in today’s world needs money. Somewhere along the way, humans forgot that value creation is more important than money. The end goal became to earn as much as possible rather than grow together and create as much value as possible.

You can explain all problems in today’s society when you’re able to see the above fact. This was the epiphany I had. If somehow we are able to transfer value directly without the need for money, I think we will move in the right direction.

How do we do this?

Create the conditions necessary to evolve trust. Build relationships. Find win-wins. Communicate clearly.

All the items that makeup blockchain!

Bitcoin showed us that we don’t need trust to know how much bitcoin each person owns. Bitcoin however was again about money. What if we could transfer value directly without the need for Bitcoin or Ether? Let’s figure this out in future articles!

Authors Note:

The world is one big company. We are all its employees trying to figure out that one common truth.

Right now in today’s world, there are multiple copies of you.

Each copy although pretty similar, at the end of the day try to do the same thing.

These companies collect data. Your data. Your behaviors. What you like. What you don’t like. What keeps your attention hooked on? It’s very clear they use advanced algorithms (Machine Learning/AI) to map your behavior. What do they gain from this? Your time. Your precious time. These companies use the information you provided to them, to keep you hooked on the platform. They know your weaknesses and your strengths. History has shown us how they can manipulate the mass population quite easily actually. Quite a few documentaries on Netflix.

How it should be

You should own your profile. All your data, all your information, everything about you should be held by you.

Seems tedious? Don’t worry! That’s what the developers on the blockchain set out to fix. They are building the tools to give freedom to every individual. Sounds exciting…

This is how it would look when everything is ready.

You are a person who happened to be lucky to be born in this world(The probability of you being alive is 1 in 400 trillion, basically 0).

https://medium.com/afwp/your-odds-of-being-alive-af7826915073

I’m assuming you were put here to do something. Make a dent in the universe. Maybe to make a change, to help the people in your surroundings, to help your loved ones. These are the sort of things you hear in a graduation speech. But for some reason, we do like hearing these things right. Ever asked why?

The world is your platform. Everything that exists is a tool you can use to help yourself grow. To help yourself experience life to the fullest. To realize your true calling. Web3 is the initial technology that can help you build your tools. It can help you navigate this world of the internet. All the knowledge you need to succeed already lies on the internet. You just need to know how to use it.

This online digital presence will be done through a “wallet”. A wallet can be anything. Your mobile. Your computer. Your hardware. All are connected to each other. Either through a server(node) hosted by you or an external source(could be a community). Your wallet is customizable. It’s in your control. What you see, what information you get, and when to get it. Everything.

In this wallet, you will hold your tokens. Protocols you believe in. Protocols you believe will help you in your path in life and provide benefit to others too. The more tokens of a protocol you have, the more you believe in it.

Apart from other tokens/protocols, everyone will have their own token as well. This token will represent what they believe in. Circulating this token amongst people would mean that they believe in the same cause as you. We will discuss the circulation of the tokens and their mechanisms in a future article. Your token will be mapped to the value you bring into this world. The more value you bring, the more value your token holds. Exchanges should showcase this. The value of a token. Why the token(user) is doing so well? Their platforms should highlight successful tokens(people). What are they doing differently? Identify new protocols that are causing change…

This wallet will be used for every interaction with the outside world. Any exchange will be done through your wallet. This will give the control to you. What gets in, what gets out. A very interesting read on a new technology regarding privacy would be Zero Knowledge Proofs! Will definitely cover this in a future article.

There will be tools that will help you decide how to structure your User Interface. Everything will sort of be a no-code solution. Drag and drop. Building blocks for everything. All you need to do is assemble it the way you like.

Authors note:

You see, we were never meant to exchange tokens. It should be what defines us. What makes us who we are? That’s what the tokens you collect should reflect.

A protocol speaks a language. This language will be governed by a set of values/beliefs.

Protocol governs the dynamics of the ecosystem

A protocol is a program. It has a set of rules. It has certain criteria to be followed to be part of the ecosystem. If any action supports the ecosystem you are rewarded and if you go against it, might even be removed from the ecosystem. Examples of protocols written today are

$AUDIO: Audius is a decentralized, community-owned, and artist-controlled music-sharing protocol.

https://docs.audius.org/protocol/overview

$WOM: An entire ecosystem of creators, authenticators, publishers, and advertisers creates, incentivizes, and rewards word-of-mouth recommendations.

https://womprotocol.io/how-it-works/

Lens Protocol: Lens Protocol is a composable and decentralized social graph, ready for you to build on so you can focus on creating a great experience, not scaling your users.

https://www.lens.xyz

The protocol should evoke emotions

Start with why. - Simon Sinek

Following a protocol means you understand what the protocol stands for. It should align with your values and principles. Simon Sinek mentions that all great leaders start with why. It’s a pattern. They all think, act, and execute the same way.

He goes on to ask the question, “Why is apple so innovative? Year after year, after year, they’re more innovative than all their competition, and yet they’re just a computer company.” Mind you this was 13 years ago when Steve Jobs was leading the company.

Why is it that Martin Luther King led the Civil Rights Movement? He wasn’t the only man who suffered in a pre-civil rights America.

Why is it the Wright brothers able to figure out controlled, powered man flight when there were certainly other teams who were better qualified, and better funded and they didn’t achieve powered man flight

The answer’s simple:

All the great leaders and organizations think from the inside out. Everyone knows what they do, some know how they do it, and few know why they do it. Great leaders and organizations however start every thought with the why. Then they figure out how to get it done.

This simple change drives people. It motivates them to follow the principles and values. If integrated into work, they end up leading more meaningful lives because they believe they are working for a cause. “It gives lives purpose”.

That is what a protocol should represent. The why…

Authors note:

From ancient civilizations, the humans that brought the most value were the most celebrated. We’re just taking quite some time to figure out its not money we should be after, it’s generating value. The more value you bring, the more celebrated you are in any social circle.

Let me break that down for you…

Andreas M. Antonopoulos in his talk quote, “We have yet to discover a civilization old enough that didn’t have money”.

From the Barter system to our current economy, there has always been a way to transfer money, from one person to another.

Let’s look at it this way.

There has always been a way to transfer value from one person to another.

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What is the end goal of money anyway, to transfer value right?! The issue in today’s society is that money is given so much importance, that people forgot at the end of the day, it’s all about trading value.

Try imagining a society without money but still able to trade value. How can such a society be built? How to build an economy such that it is ingrained in the mechanics of life that people focus on the end value rather than the means goal which is money(or some form of it).

That is what we need to build. We need to build enough protocols(languages that unify people) until we reach a protocol that everyone agrees to. I will break down the mechanics of how this will work in future articles.

Thank you!

Authors note:

I always found it difficult to explain convincingly to someone why blockchain is needed. The blockchain economy is born out of uniform(peer-to-peer) architecture. The world today is born out of a hierarchical architecture. Everything is hierarchical. Even the way you think. The suffering in today’s world is because of this. Everything can be pointed to one node on the top which will be the root cause of all problems below it.

On the blockchain ecosystem today, you can showcase your novelty, innovation, and uniqueness to the entire world. There’s a whole different reason why this is a necessity for humanity which I’ll cover in a later article. However, it’s very easy to see the result of this in today’s world.

Some of the most famous Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/Facebook, social media platforms basically, have shown that people who can generate good content consistently in their own unique way are most valuable to the platform.

These companies use your talent and make way more money than you can imagine for themselves. Well in fact the true innovation was a product of yours. It’s someone that you own, but due to the current network architecture of today’s world, it’s tough to understand why this issue of privacy is important.

Decentralization is a tool. It helps us achieve a much larger vision. Collective consciousness

“I came to the conclusion that we should aspire to increase the scope and scale of human consciousness in order to better understand what questions to ask. Really, the only thing that makes sense is to strive for greater collective enlightenment.” - Elon Musk

We’ve reached a stage in humanity where data transfer between two people can be done almost instantaneously. A person in the United States could send a message to a person in India in milliseconds. That’s how advanced technology has grown. That’s how advanced the connectivity between people has grown.

Yet we don’t have flying cars you ask.

We’re pretty close to flying cars than you may think actually. I predict we’ll have them by the end of 2027.

For collective consciousness to increase, we need everyone to get smarter, and happier. Everyone needs to contribute to humanity in their own unique way. That’s how we’ll all grow together better. It’s Karma but look at it from the good light. The more good you do, the “good“ comes back to you(in multi-folds if I may add). We’ve figured out a way to be happier automatically. You don’t need to get Dopamine from any external sources. You won’t need to drown your sorrows in various excuses. You can be happy all the time xD.

Anyway coming back to the point, with decentralization and blockchain, we can build the tools needed to help you grow better as a human. It’s like the tool that’ll help you succeed in life. You just need to use it for your own personal gain and share any new information you learn in the process with the rest of the world. This is a world where there are no more walls.

So if you’re now convinced why we need decentralization, please read on!!!

With this much information available to humanity today, we’ve flipped the equation. We’ve started to reduce chaos more and more.