Algieba

Joined February 2022

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Curious observer of the world, exploring the latest ideas, trends, and stories that shape our lives. A thoughtful writer who seeks to make sense of complex topics and share insights that inform, inspire, and engage readers.

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How to Survive in a Warzone as a Civilian
If you have no military training and you've never been in a warzone before, you are probably wondering what to do if you have to survive when war breaks out. Things become even more serious if you also have a family that you have to protect. Young children are more sensitive and they will need more care than older children.
By Algieba4 years ago in Lifehack
Is the 4-day Work Week the Future of Work?
The 4-day workweek has been a subject of discussion for several years now. Companies who prefer this model think about its main benefit - cutting operating costs and increasing productivity. For the employees the advantages are multiple. They can spend more time with family and friends, their work satisfaction increases, they get more free time for themselves so that they can pursue their hobbies, and they also get more sleep. Stress-related problems, that lead to many chronic diseases, should also be diminished, morale should increase and health should improve overall.
By Algieba4 years ago in Journal
Hydrogen Vehicles Could Solve the Air Pollution Problem
Air pollution is harmful to the health of humans, animals, and plants, and it can lead to climate changes which can become disastrous for the life on our planet. Acid rain, global warming, and the depletion of the ozone layer are just some examples of the consequences of pollution.
By Algieba4 years ago in Futurism
How Does a Jet Suit Work?
If you love flying, have you ever thought about buying your own Jet Suit? The price of a Jet Suit is $440,000 and the device has already found applications in the military, the navy, and with the police forces. If you can't afford that price, there is a cheaper option. A full day of training, including fuel and lunch, is "merely" $40,000.
By Algieba4 years ago in Futurism
Natural Insomnia Remedies
The amount of sleep needed varies from person to person, nevertheless, most adults need at least eight hours of sleep a night. Many people can experience short-term periods of insomnia. Insomnia that lasts longer than 3 months is called long-term insomnia.
By Algieba4 years ago in Longevity
The Effects of a Nuclear War
As geopolitical tensions rise in nuclear-armed states, we start wondering what would happen if a nuclear war started. The horrific devastation and suffering witnessed in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 warn us of the dangers of such a nuclear war. At that time different organizations began documenting the effects of the nuclear explosions on human health, and the environment. The blast wave, the thermal wave, and the radiation generated by nuclear explosions have devastating short and long-term effects on the human body.
By Algieba4 years ago in Earth
Environment Protection and Remote Work
In recent years employees have started to demand more flexibility regarding how and where they work. Remote work is likely to become very popular in the future. The pandemic and the development of technology have greatly contributed to its popularity, and people are starting to realize what its real benefits are.
By Algieba4 years ago in Earth
The “Freedom Convoys” and the Social Inequality
The Pandemic has brought not only restrictions it has also led to protests worldwide. Over 200 significant antigovernment protests have erupted worldwide, in more than 100 countries, and only about 25 protests have been directly related to the coronavirus pandemic. The main reason for these protests was political and economic corruption. Due to the circulation of information, thanks to the internet and social media, those protests have rapidly spread from one country to another. Poverty is a global problem, and people begin to realize the reasons that lie behind this situation, which seems to be worsening every day.
By Algieba4 years ago in Humans
Making Money with Helium (HNT)
Helium mining is a way to earn passive income. As compared to Bitcoin mining, Helium mining is a much cheaper alternative, since it uses cheap, low-power devices and it also protects the environment by using very small amounts of electricity. Helium mining uses less than 5 dollars of electricity per year. There are lots of advantages to mining Helium. As compared to the ASIC devices that produce a huge noise, the Helium Hotspot is silent and can therefore be used even in a tiny apartment, since it does not bother the neighbors. Besides being silent, the Helium miner is also very profitable. At the moment you can make about 10 dollars per day, which is great if we compare those profits to the income brought by some of the most popular graphics cards.
By Algieba4 years ago in Trader
Will Brain Chips Make Us Superhumans?
Now that the Pandemic has brought us closer to technology than ever, many people wonder what will brain chips bring to humanity. Movies like Matrix presented a reality where people could download information from a network directly to the human brain. Now, almost two decades later, we are very close to this technology becoming a reality with Neuralink. Tests have been conducted on animals and have shown that the interface is functional.
By Algieba4 years ago in Futurism
Money and Its Future
Nowadays the demand for paper money seems to decrease, yet will it totally disappear in the future? Money has a long history and it took various shapes, depending on the place and time it was issued. The oldest type of money is shell money which was used as a medium of exchange thousands of years ago. Some of those shapes are very unfamiliar nowadays. An example is money in the shape of small bronze knives or spades used in China 3000 years ago. The first coins appeared in China, India, and the Aegean region in the 7th century BC, while banknotes have been issued for over 300 years. Although the future of cash is uncertain, it is unlikely that it will disappear any time soon.
By Algieba4 years ago in Futurism
Where Does the Money Come from for the Universal Basic Income?
If machines replace the human workforce in the future, humans will be unemployed and that would make it necessary for people to receive the Universal Basic Income in order to survive. Yet, machines don’t pay taxes, so where does the money come from for this guaranteed income?
By Algieba4 years ago in Futurism

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How to Survive in a Warzone as a Civilian

Is the 4-day Work Week the Future of Work?

Hydrogen Vehicles Could Solve the Air Pollution Problem

How Does a Jet Suit Work?

Natural Insomnia Remedies

The Effects of a Nuclear War

Environment Protection and Remote Work

The “Freedom Convoys” and the Social Inequality

Making Money with Helium (HNT)

Will Brain Chips Make Us Superhumans?

Money and Its Future

Where Does the Money Come from for the Universal Basic Income?

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