My wife reminded me of this treasure of a video we say a long time ago. This is part of a documentary that was filmed along side a movie he was filming in the Peruvian jungles.He had decided he was to capture the insanity of a man, so he literally drove his leading man insane. In the process of filming this legendary movie, he had to deal with all sorts of problems. Tribes fighting each other, lack of food, animal attacks, you name it. But, he was determined to make it out.

There are reports coming out that OpenAI just finished a record-breaking fundraising round. The number being touted is 40 billion dollars—a long shot from last October’s figure of 6 billion. We have to ask: What is going on?

At the risk of getting my last youtube account deleted, I've been uploading unlisted content on there lately. So, the only way for anyone to find these videos is through this blog of mine. That being said, I will also be uploading them to Rumble, and other places, with the idea of sparking curiosity about this blog, and having more people find Hive. For this, I prepared a short ending screen of sorts.

As many of you know, tomorrow marks a big change for Hive. A soft-launch for the VSC network is happening, and like you, I’m quite excited about it. I don’t want to count the chicks before they hatch, but I’m feeling very much like this is it—the thing that launches our beloved blockchain into the mainstream.

src: istockphotoJon and Francine had their first kid late last year—a squirming, screaming milestone. Francine, new to the motherhood game, has been drowning. No time for herself, no balance, just diapers and exhaustion. Her friends miss her, nagging her to ditch the baby for a night. “Leave her with Jon,” they say. “He’s gotta step up sometime.”

I was only sixteen years old when a very interesting character decided to run for the presidency of Ecuador. My family was going through some rough times—my parents divorcing—and chaos basically ruled our days. I seem to remember distinctly things being bad. I certainly would hear how the country was going down the drain every single day from the grownups.