Ripple's community had skin in the game, in form of xrp and/or shares. Consideration to ipo or private offering could generate momentum needed. I got fiive on it.
The only way to protect a technology this disruptive from being killed by incumbent establishments is public momentum so large it becomes politically impossible to suppress.
Ripple survived because highly engaged stakeholders from all walks of life went hard in the paint, and made it politically challenging to mess with.
Quantum energy needs the same thing. It needs so many people aware of it, invested in it, and demanding it that no amount of lobbying, litigation, or regulatory sabotage can put it back in the box.
We have to ape this into existence. Because if we wait quietly, it will most certainly get buried.
Share this. Talk about it. Don't let it be quiet enough to kill.
🚨🇨🇦 This Is Why Canada Day No Longer Feels Worth Celebrating
A Canada Day event in NE Calgary turned into a disgusting mess. The park was covered in trash, plates, bottles, and food waste everywhere, and a brave Canadian woman trying to clean it up or confront the litterers was completely ignored.
No one helped. No one cared.
This is what rapid, unchecked mass immigration has done to our public spaces and shared values. The Canadian administration needs to wake up and fix this before it gets worse.
Until basic respect for our country and land is restored, maybe we should stop celebrating Canada Day.
‼️JUST IN
Multiple reports of riots and refugee housing in Belfast, Ireland BEING BURNED to the ground.
This after the public learned the ‘Beheading’ suspect used an asylum loophole to enter UK
A HOPEFUL GLIMPSE INTO OUR FUTURE.
At the Cochrane Winter Carnival in Ontario, chants were heard of “Deportation now!” and “Get them out!”.
Cochrane is based as fuck!!!
CANADIANS *CAN* ORGANIZE & SHOULD NORMALIZE THIS.
🚨JUST IN: Massive protest in Switzerland Against Mandatory Vaccination Law!
Demonstrators in St. Gallen broke through a police cordon during a protest against compulsory vaccination.
Local authorities want to impose mandatory vaccination for future pandemics.
Engineers at Kyoto University have developed a remarkable new way to harness renewable energy—a hydro generator no bigger than a matchbox that draws electricity straight from the air’s moisture. Unlike solar or wind, this device works continuously, day and night, without needing sunlight, rivers, or moving parts.
The secret lies in a layered nanofilm that converts humidity into a steady flow of current. Tested across rice paddies in Southeast Asia, the generator powered sensors and transmitters with zero maintenance, showing it can withstand demanding environments while staying reliable.
This breakthrough opens the door to a new vision of energy. Imagine walls, tents, or even clothing that quietly generate electricity from the air around them—reshaping how we power our world in the years to come.
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