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Inside the ongoing argument over whether Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the blockchain are transforming the world.
Whenever and wherever Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum) and Zamfir convene, people gather around—eavesdropping, hoping for scraps of insight.Â
“Bitcoin looks like money’s dream of itself,” the technology journalist Brian Patrick Eha wrote, in “How Money Got Free.”
In the mid-nineties, Nick Szabo, a cryptographer and early cypherpunk, coined the term “smart contract,” which two decades later became the basis of Ethereum.
Buterin said, “If you look at the people that were involved in the early stages of the Bitcoin space, their earlier pedigrees, if they had any pedigrees at all, were in open source—Linux, Mozilla, and cypherpunk mailing lists.” These were subversives and libertarians, ranging in political affinity from far left to weird right, as often as not without institutional or academic stature or access. “I found it immensely empowering that just a few thousand people like myself could re-create this fundamental social institution from nothing.”
The alternative, which Zamfir and Buterin were working on in Montreal, is called Proof of Stake. In this scenario, the holders of the currency in question become the validators, who typically take a small cut of every approved transaction. Theoretically, the more crypto you have, the more influence you have, so PoW partisans consider PoS to be plutocratic as well—a new gloss on the old problem of too much in the hands of too few.
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Last 2 July at Perdana Hall, PICC, 1165 students from 71 countries graduated from Limkokwing University’s flagship campus at Cyberjaya.
In attendance were: Her Royal Highness Sultanah Pahang Sultanah Dr. Hajjah Kalsom, Limkokwing University Chancellor; His Highness Tengku Arif Temenggong Pahang, Tengku Fahd Mu’adzam Ibni Haji Ahmad Shah; Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Lim Kok Wing, Founder and President of Limkokwing University; Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Aseh Che Mat, Chair University Council; Professor Dato’ Sulaiman Osman, Deputy Chair; Dato’ Muhammad Ammir B Haron, Prime Minister’s Office, Malaysia and Honourable Dr. Mamphono Khaketla, Lesotho Minister of Finance.
“Always remember that your education does not stop here. Life is all about learning, it doesn’t matter where you start; those who consistently succeed share a common habit, they see every challenge, every success and every failure as an opportunity to learn, improve and overcome because learning is all about change,” says Her Royal Highness Sultanah Pahang Sultanah Dr. Hajjah Kalsom, Limkokwing University Chancellor.
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“Sometimes, we have to disconnect to make a connection.”
Technology is taking over our lives. We are so much into using our gadgets that we might miss out something important in our lives and to the people who are significant to us. Just like what the quote means, we have to give time for ourselves without our gadgets and try to make time to others and communicate to people, like our families.
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