Post Review from Project Hope Community [Ninth Series]
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Welcome to my weekly top three post from project.hope. Project hope is an initiative of @crypto.piotr, @pedrobrito2004, @juanmolina, @fucho80, @jadams2k18, and @lanzjoseg, which started growing and has now become a community of over 1000 subscribers and about 150 active members both on steemit and on hive.
Without delay, I will be reviewing three posts from the @project.hope community written by amazing writers. I hope you enjoy them.
Colonialism can be executed in different ways. - @josevas217
Recently I was reading about the impact that the internet of things will have, which implies that facility to join our most basic devices and that will be able to process information as if something is running out of the fridge, make the request to the supermarket and be taken home, or that will detect the air conditioning when our car is on the way home and know that it must be turned on so that when we arrive the temperature is in an optimal point. This is great, yes, but it's probably hard for us to see, but digital is taking over our lives in such a way that everything we do will undoubtedly be totally under this feature, we are being totally colonized by technology, which is global.
Slavery is one thing that is not physically existing amongs citizens where a slave master beats up their slaves but still exist in the geopolitics and other places of power but in this post, the writer talks about a different form of slavery and that's technological slavery.
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Paying Off Loans or Investing - My Stand on the Both - @mojubare
A person has $20,000 in cash and has a debt of $20,000 with an annual interest of 6%, will you advise him/her to invest in the stock market for a 10% annual income or pay of their debt?
The post is an exciting one that looks into a very good controversy about paying off loans and investing. The writer looks at the both and gives a meaningful solution to the controversy.
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Business and Investing Lessons Learned From Shark Tank? - @futurekr
The sharks in this reality show are ruthless and can take on any high percentage of ownership in a company. They are ready to tear down a body when they small blood in the ocean (That’s why they are sharks). You must be able to negotiate properly and the sharks in Shark tank are willing to negotiate for bigger part of the business.
The post looks into real lessons that can be learnt while watching a business/ investor pitch reality show Shark tank. The post listed out a few things and you can check it out.
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The post mentioned above are posts written by intelligent authors in the @project.hope community and there are more interesting posts in the community.
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