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The internet has become a massive, all-encompassing place for people from all walks of life to gather and share everything they\u2019re passionate about. It can be a place to bond over hobbies like books, movies, music, and TV series. It could also be a tool for earning money. Stocks, cryptocurrency, forex, and other investment options have become more accessible to the people on the ground in this exciting new digital age.

That\u2019s why it\u2019s no surprise to us, as Jason mentions, that creativity will soon run on the blockchain. The rise of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has allowed content creators and artists to publicize their work and create an unbreakable chain of ownership of their output.

Imagine we ask you for your phone and you give it to us. If you need to call, text, or access the internet, we\u2019ll do it for you\u2014all you need to do is tell us. We\u2019ll type in your passwords, messages, and personal information. We\u2019ll be your conduit to the internet.

Sounds uncomfortable, right? But that\u2019s what you\u2019re letting big tech get away with today.

With TARTLE, we turn that around. You get your phone back. We leave the room and give you the key to the door. That way, you can lock it from the inside whenever you want some time alone. We\u2019ll knock to let you know if we\u2019re coming in and if we do, we\u2019ll give you the space and dignity you need as a fellow human being. Your rights are respected in our community.

According to Alexander, one of the most beneficial AI algorithms for a human being is one where people are allowed to say this: I made these choices. This is my outcome. And this outcome was not good for me.

This gives us the power to analyze the course of our life, instead of just following where outside forces take us. On a wider scale, we could apply this concept of a digital ledger to government policy and trace the outcomes of its implementation.\xa0

Alexander adds that humanity is bad at remembering. If we aren\u2019t careful, we end up rehashing and slowing down our evolution. It\u2019s time we endorse tools that help us pay attention, recognize patterns, and grow.Sign up for TARTLE through this link here.