Web 3.0 and its Future | RTBRuhan

Web 3.0, or Web 3 for short, is the third generation of the World Wide Web. It is an evolution of the internet, it’s a lot more intelligent than Web 2.0, and this is because it’s built on a decentralized technology called the blockchain.

You might be wondering if I am talking about web 3.0 then what were the web 1 and 2? Well, web 1.0 is traditional web sites where there is one server and one site administrator; these servers were not linked together to interact with each other in any way so it's often referred to as a “one-to-one” relationship between users and websites its similar to some random website where you can only do one thing such as reading books, listening music or watch videos whereas Web 2.0 introduced the idea of ‘social’ media where users are interacting with other users through certain platforms that became popular such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram which led to the creation of #Hashtags, social media trends and much more interactive content such as responses from.

The core idea of web 3.0 is that it will store all user data among its users instead of storing them on specific servers where other companies can access those data. As the data will be stored among its user there is a chance that some imposter might try to hijack those data. Well, no worries about that as web 3.0 is totally based on decentralization so nobody can have your data unless you decide it.

In the future of the web, all software will be web-based and users accessing it will use a browser. The underlying architecture of Web 3 follows principles of peer-to-peer networking, thus enabling better security by avoiding centralized points of failure. Web 3 is also meant to be more machine-readable than previous versions of the web, with more data and metadata being shared between networks and other technologies and devices. We can have a hand from Ai 😉

The Facebook Outage and Whistleblower | RTBRuhan

Facebook has been under scrutiny for a long time. But the latest controversy is one of the most serious allegations against Facebook yet.

Facebook's content moderation policies are designed to maintain safety on the social network, but some are concerned that they may be too strict, allowing violent and disturbing content to proliferate. The recent Facebook outage happened shortly after a whistleblower revealed identity,

Frances Haugen, a former Facebook employee, leaked the documents. She leaked these documents so people could see what’s happening with their sensitive data. The document contains some important information about how Facebook is making money by selling user data. She also revealed the Facebook earns the most profit when they can promote polarization of information, hatred, or polarization of opinion. In an interview with 60 minutes, she said In the 2020 election (in which Joe Biden won) they stopped promoting the polarization of false/fabricated information, hate, or opinion in their algorithms for a "temporary" period but turned it back on after the election, which often led to the US Capitol Riot. It happened earlier this year because of Facebook. In 2017, when Facebook made a big change in their algorithm, they adopted a policy of increasing their profits by spreading hatred on the internet (because as long as you spend time on Facebook, your chances of making money will increase and the main way to keep you stuck is to give you the opposite). Many political parties then complained that we now have to adopt a lot of extremist policies for you which we might not have adopted without Facebook in normal times.

As for Facebook's companion app Instagram, 13.5% of teenage girls think Instagram makes suicidal thoughts worse. 16% of teenage girls say Instagram creates an eating disorder. As a result, they have a negative attitude towards their bodies and become depressed due to repeated visits to Instagram.

Haugen explained everything here is happening just make user interaction longer so that Facebook can get more benefit out of that. She also said these problems are solvable if congress steps in and makes sure to respect free speech.

Artificial Intelligence and its Future | RTBRuhan

 When I think about Artificial Intelligence I feel like, In the future, AI will be as smart as human beings. It will have the ability to think and feel like a human.

The question of whether machines can come to be intelligent like humans is one that has preoccupied philosophers since antiquity. Aristotle, for example, suggested that living things could not arise from non-living matter; Descartes suggested that animals were nothing more than complex machines; and Turing postulated his famous test for intelligence which asks whether a computer can convince humans it is intelligent through conversation alone.

The future of Artificial Intelligence is the direction mankind is heading towards. The use cases are limitless, but it can be imagined that AI will get more and more integrated in our lives.

Artificial intelligence technology is developing very quickly. It’s becoming increasingly used in all aspects of life - from self-driving cars to intelligent chatbots for customer service purposes, to voice recognition systems that can understand human language. There are both benefits and risks associated with the future of Artificial Intelligence. The risks are often discussed, but there are also many benefits to AI technology. The future looks bright for AI - so long as we decide how it should evolve in its next form!

AI is a broad term that covers a wide range of computer science topics. Artificial Intelligence is an area of study that seeks to create intelligent machines. AI can be used as a tool to make predictions and solve problems in the world. AI can also be used as a way to predict human behavior and predict what humans want from their products. In the future, AI will help humans with tasks such as traffic control, healthcare, and even predicting crimes before they happen by mining data for patterns.

But who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
it can be more good or bad.....that depends on how we drive the car......  

How I made 5 taka to 5000k

 𝐇ello everyone, I hope you are all fine during this pandemic.

Past month I took a challenge to convert 5৳ taka to 5k . Now I am sitting to write that down to share my experience.

I wanted to begin with 500 taka, however, my friends insisted I start with five taka. I was not sure anymore how I was gonna make it happen .

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏: I hit the road early in the morning. Last night I planned to sell Newspaper. So I started looking for potential places and found a newspaper distributor who was already dealing with other sellers. I made my first investment on a cigarette with my whole budget of five taka and offered it to the distributor. I tried to befriend him and asked for some newspapers to sell…….. damn you won't believe how awkward it was

This incident seasoned me, now I probably wouldn’t even feel awkward to pull off my pants on a road …...... Anyways. ...

That distributor stared into my soul with a curious gaze (he didn't take the cigarette yet). To break the silence I asked for 100 pieces of newspaper and shaken off my hand a bit (So that he take the cigarette at least ), he replied that it’d be 300৳ taka. Since I’ve already dried all my money I tried to persuade him with a helpless face and said I don’t have money right now, but I can sell them before noon and pay the price.

Without saying anything further he took the cigarette and pulled out a bundle of paper from his microvan. He handed me 60 pieces and asked me to meet him at the same place tomorrow. I did not expect him to be so generous, so I thanked him and started selling. And as promised, I managed to sell all the paper before 1 pm.

Thanks to the certain celebrity who got arrested. All the newspapers seemingly flew out of my hand. I was delighted with my performance.

But that joy didn’t last long because of pain in my leg, I was unable to fall asleep that night.

And for Day 1 I earned more or less 200৳ taka out of 5 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐: After paying my due I started to sell again, but this time he gave me a popular newspaper. But still it took me an hour extra that day. I made approximately 350 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑: The next day I paid my dues for the last day and thanked the distributor, I didn’t sell any newspaper that day. Because while I was selling newspapers on the railway station I met a vendor who buys books and magazines at cheap prices and sold them on the station. He showed me his sources and asked to sell somewhere else.

I made about 500 taka by selling newspapers. So I bought 5 old books in good condition with 200 taka. The actual value of these books exceeds 700.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟒: I had to maintain my office. So I didn’t work that week. But I posted those 5 books for sale in various online marketplaces. I got a guy who wanted to buy those books at almost twice the price. That day I sold those books for 360 taka. And now then I brought some other books for 400 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟓: Same as before I was lazy to work but I intend to sell some newspapers again. I earned more or less 200 taka that day.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟔: I paid my dues again and I walked around many places for some ideas to work on. I brought some books worth 100 taka that day.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟕: I sold all my books that day for a profit of 400 taka. Now I have over 1200. I lost some money and bought two more books worth 200.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟖: I bought a smartphone for 800 taka from an online marketplace.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟗: I sold 2 books and earned 330 in total.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟎: I sold the smartphone for 700 taka profit. And now I am flush with 2000 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟏: I bought another smartphone for 1200 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟐: I sold that smartphone for a profit of 800 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟑: I brought another smartphone 2000 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟒: And sold the smartphone with 2500 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟓: Bought some accessories from a 99 store. I spent 500 taka in that store. And I also brought another smartphone in 1200 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟔: It’s been 5 days and I have already sold the props. And I sold the smartphone for a total profit of 800 taka.

Now I have more or less 4100 taka in total. I was so close and I was happy. I brought a hard disk and some new accessories again. Oh, I also brought an iPhone for 2000 taka. The total cost was 3500 taka.

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟕: In the end, I sold everything I invested in and made around 1000 taka profit. Then I ended up with 5100 Taka .

This project took me a whole month to complete because I was too busy or too lazy to do it. Otherwise, I could have done it within 15 days. If you are still reading this story I have my gratitude from deep of my heart.

Listen to everyone | RTBRuhan

 There are a lot of people who will tell you what to do. Some of them are friends, some of them are strangers, and some are figures in the media. All have different advice and different motivations for giving it. It's not possible to listen to everyone when making a decision, so it's important to know when you should listen and when you shouldn't. When you should listen is when your gut is telling you that something doesn't feel right, or that the advice being given conflicts with something else in your life that feels more important 😤.

The internet is a great resource for information but it can also be a frustrating place where everyone has an opinion 😅. What makes it difficult to find the correct answer is that people are motivated by different things.

Some people want to be right, others care about how they present their point of view, and some are just trying to promote their perspective.

When you're faced with criticism on the internet remember that these opinions might not always be true. Listen to what they have to say then make up your own mind about who you should listen to and when you should take their advice.

We should not blindly take advice from anyone. We should analyze the advice and then decide whether it would be a good idea to follow or not. The key takeaway here is that you should be able to differentiate between advice worth following and those that are just a waste of time.

The key to success in life is not listening to everyone. It's knowing when to listen.

If you ever want to be successful in life, you must learn how to do this. You need to have a core set of values that you stick with no matter what. Some people want you to change for their sake and they will try relentlessly until they get what they want - but it's not worth it so don't do it 😤.

Judging someone by their education | RTBRuhan

There are people who have the same degree and are considered equals, but there are also people who have different degrees and are judged differently.

For example, a high school dropout might be considered less intelligent than a college graduate 😥. But it is not just about having a diploma or not. Education can help you in many ways, like getting a better paying job, learning new skills or meeting new friends. It is important to remember that education is just as important as experience when applying for jobs.

Education is an important part of our lives. It can shape the direction of our future and decides how we will live in the world. The way we judge people by their education may not be fair because it is not a guarantee for success and happiness.

The most important thing for us to do is to judge people by what they have done, instead of relying on their education or qualifications.

The level of education is not a perfect determinant of someone's aptitude. Some people are only able to go to college because they have the financial means and still end up having a great career and life.

Judging someone by their level of education may be a common practice in society, but it does not really represent the reality. There are many examples that show that there are people who have had successful careers without ever going to college or even without finishing high school.

The quality of one’s education depends on many different factors, such as the quality of teaching staff, what kind of courses one takes, whether they are offered enough opportunities for self-study and independent learning in their field etc.

With the current economic state, it is becoming more and more difficult for people to enter into a career with a degree. It is sometimes beneficial to go to trade school or get an apprenticeship rather than attending a university.

Many people are judged by their education, which can be very misleading. When researching someone's background, it is important to look at their qualifications and not just where they went to school 🙂.

Introvert Vs Extroverts | RTBRuhan

There are a lot of myths surrounding the concept of introverts vs extroverts.

A lot of people think that extroverts are more confident and introverts are more shy.

This misconception is due to the fact that we live in a society where extroverted qualities are seen as positive and introverted qualities are seen as negative.

The truth, however, is that introverts can be just as confident as extroverts. They just show it in different ways. Introverts can be just as charismatic or assertive, but they might not do it with the same frequency or intensity as an extrovert.

Extroverts are often misunderstood. They can seem overbearing at times 😅, but they got the gift of gab from their introverted counterparts. The two personality types are both equally important for society. Introverts contribute to society through their inner thoughtfulness and extroverts contribute with their ability to socialize with others and express themselves in a variety of ways.

There is no such thing as an extrovert or an introvert personality type because everyone has both qualities in them somewhere. Extroverts can also be thoughtful and introverted people can also be expressive 😤, it just takes them longer than others to share their thoughts on the topic at hand.

It is true that introverts are more likely to be seen as shy, withdrawn and reserved. Whereas extroverts are usually seen as more outspoken, outgoing and assertive.

However, the truth is that people can fall on either side of the spectrum depending on the situation. There is a term called astroverse ..... which refer to people who are not introvert neither they are extrovert. They can be both.

The truth is that people can fall on either side of the spectrum depending on the situation. There are many misconceptions about introverts vs extroverts. For example, it's not uncommon for an introvert to appear outgoing in a group setting while an extrovert may be shy one-on-one.