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All about the thought leading tech entrepreneurs who are paving the digital path of the future.
Can Crypto Rewards Programs Help Make Digital Currency Mainstream?
Digital currencies have changed how a lot of people think about money. Crypto gave people new ways to send payments, invest, and use financial tools online. Still, for many people, it’s not part of everyday life. For now, it still feels separate from how people usually spend money. Is it too futuristic? Too confusing? Or just different than what we’re used to? It’s probably a combination of everything.
By Mark Arthura day ago in 01
The Future of NFT Marketplaces
NFT marketplaces have changed a lot since the early days. Initially, most were simple platforms for buying and selling digital art. Today, they’re ecosystems where people can own digital assets, access services, and earn income. NFT marketplaces aren’t just about art anymore.
By Mark Arthura day ago in 01
Building AI Agents for Legal Support: Hard Lessons from the Field
We’ve all heard the pitch: AI is going to revolutionize the law. The vision usually involves a digital associate that can scan ten thousand contracts by lunch and never miss a typo. It sounds great on paper, but for those of us actually building these agents, the reality is a lot grittier. The legal sector is where "easy" AI ideas go to die.
By Jerry Watson4 days ago in 01
Is Verizon Service Still Down?
Is Verizon Service Still Down? Service disruptions from major telecommunications companies always attract widespread attention, especially when the provider serves millions of customers across the United States. Verizon is one of the most widely used mobile and internet service providers, so when customers begin to experience problems, questions quickly appear in search results. Many people want clear answers about whether Verizon service is still down, what caused the issue, and how long it may last. This article addresses the most common questions people search for and provides clear explanations in a simple and professional way.
By America today 24 days ago in 01
Italian Brainrot: Gen Alpha
If you walk through a bustling piazza in Milan or stand near a school gate in Rome during the afternoon rush, you might hear a conversation that feels like a glitch in the linguistic matrix. You’ll see a group of twelve-year-olds, dressed in matching tech-fleece tracksuits, shouting about "Skibidi," debating who has the most "Aura," and accusing each other of being from "Ohio." To anyone born before the year 2010, this sounds like a collective mental breakdown. But to the architects of this new reality—Generation Alpha—it is the only language that makes sense.
By Teodor Monescu30 days ago in 01
The Accessibility Crisis of 2026: What No One Wants to Admit
Every January, the internet fills with glossy predictions about the future - tech trends, workplace trends, fashion trends, AI trends. But there’s one category that rarely makes the list, even though it affects millions of people every single day:
By Tracy Stineabout a month ago in 01
The American Home
What we call the home is the smallest form of government. Within it, law and liberty find their first meaning. The man and the woman, by their union, establish the first republic—the sacred household where justice, mercy, and responsibility are first practiced.
By Chase McQuadeabout a month ago in 01
The Anti-Brand Teaching Business
A lot of people don't want to be a "personal brand." They don't want to post their face every day. They don't want to turn their life into content. They don't want to explain themselves to the internet. They just want to teach, get paid, and keep their privacy.
By Destiny S. Harrisabout a month ago in 01
