Bob Oliver
Bio
Bob is a versatile writer & communicator passionate about exploring diverse topics & perspectives. I have written for various media outlets. And I believes in using words to inspire positive change. #writing #communication #passion
Stories (97/0)
Allegations by the SEC and its Consequences
A major scandal has emerged in the cryptocurrency industry that has rocked it again. Justin Sun, the Chinese entrepreneur behind Tron Foundation, BitTorrent Foundation, and Rainberry, has been accused of orchestrating a shady scheme to distribute billions of dollars in crypto assets such as Tronix (TRX) and BitTorrent (BTT) without following proper regulations. Sun has also been charged with artificially inflating trade volume, which could cost investors millions of dollars. The news has raised concerns about the legitimacy of the entire cryptocurrency industry.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Criminal
Traces of a Type II civilization were detected by scientists.
If humanity wishes to progress to a type 1 civilization, we need to harness, store, and utilize all the energy that is available to us, including raw materials and sunlight. We would also have to control natural forces such as volcanoes and earthquakes. While it may be possible for humanity to reach type 1 civilization within the next 200 years, the advanced civilization that has been detected in space could already be a type 2 civilization or higher.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Humans
Reimagining Business
Samsung, Nintendo, Hasbro, and Amazon are some of the biggest companies in the world today. Each of these companies had to undergo massive transformations to reach their current status. Samsung, originally a company that exported fish, was involved in several other industries before becoming a major player in the electronics industry. Similarly, Nintendo, a household name in the video game industry, started out as a playing card manufacturer. Hasbro, known for producing iconic toys and board games, began as a textile company before expanding into school supplies and educational toys. Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, started as a simple online bookstore in the 1990s.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Humans
Bloody Coup
On June 4, 1979, Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings was released from prison by other ranks of the Ghanaian army to lead a coup d'etat that became known as the June 4th revolution in Ghana. This event had a significant impact on West Africa and was the culmination of a turbulent period between 1972 and 1979, which was considered the most tragic and dramatic in Ghana's history. General Fred Akufo, head of the Supreme Military Council, later put Rawlings on trial for attempting to overthrow the government on May 15, 1979.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in FYI
How Hackers Stole 1 Billion
A criminal cyber gang known as Carbonac has been responsible for stealing over a billion dollars from more than 100 financial institutions over the past two years. According to a report, this is considered the “great bank robbery of the modern era”. Their ultimate goal was to steal as much money as possible, and they largely accomplished that goal.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Criminal
Getting away from the daily grind
In 2003, professional boxer and heavyweight champion, Mike Tyson, declared bankruptcy with a debt of $30 million, despite earning over $300 million throughout his career. This raises the question of the significance of money, as our actions and motivations are often driven by a desire to acquire it, but our ability to manage it seems to be the great issue. Americans currently have the highest credit card debt in history, which reveals an invisible burden that is carried by the country's most vulnerable people.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Humans
Lost Lands
In this article, the focus is on understanding the various countries that used to exist in the area that now comprises the United States, why they were created, and why they eventually ceased to exist. My aim is to cover the history of at least 12 to 13 countries that existed in the territory of the present-day United States. These countries included states that were incorporated into the United States, as well as those that were destroyed. Some were created by native nations, while others were established by colonizers. Some were serious attempts at establishing sovereign nations, while others were short-lived, lasting only a few months due to historic events.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Earth
Discover the Most Unbelievable Locations on Earth You Never Knew Existed
The world is filled with strange and unusual places, some of which are natural, while others are man-made. These locations can be fascinating or downright bizarre. In this video, we will explore some of the most perplexing places that we have discovered. I'm Sam, your host for the Geography Bible. If you're not already a subscriber, please consider subscribing. It's free, and you can always unsubscribe at any time. Let's start by talking about Poniente Amerience. If you're a European who shops for groceries, you'll notice that roughly half of the produce available at supermarkets comes from Spain. This is because Spain's Mediterranean climate makes it an ideal location for year-round farming. However, what many people don't know is that the majority of this produce comes from a small area of just under 1,000 square kilometers called Poniente Amerience, or the Garden of Europe. This flat coastal territory is located just south of the popular resort town of Almería. Intensive farming began here in the 1960s, and by the year 2000, plastic greenhouses had completely covered the area. However, this practice is controversial due to the alleged slave-like working conditions of the African workers and the resulting plastic waste that pollutes the Mediterranean and harms marine life.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Earth
The Top 51 Insignificant Pieces of Information That Are Unnecessary to Remember
Are you someone who loves to learn new things, even if they might seem utterly useless? Do you enjoy sharing random facts with your friends and family, just for the fun of it? If so, then you might find the following compilation of "Top 51 Useless Facts You Don't Need To Know" intriguing.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Humans
Geography Facts Most People Get Wrong
If you're reading this, you are likely interested in geography, which means that you may already be familiar with many of the facts we'll be discussing. However, for the average person who is not particularly interested in geography, they may not know these facts. Hello, everyone! I hope you're having a wonderful week, no matter where you are in the world. So, sit back, relax, make sure to like and subscribe, and we hope to teach you something new. Let's begin with the first fact.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Humans
Unlocking the Mysteries of the Mind
Taking care of yourself can have a positive impact on both your physical appearance and social life. Additionally, friendships that begin during the developmental period of 16 to 28 years old tend to be stronger and endure for a longer duration.
By Bob Oliver12 months ago in Humans