James Crawford

After letting my thoughts and ideas settle in for a few days, I’ve decided to “come out with it”. Lots of love, lots of hate as well as some overall letdowns. Predictions for this event were definitely blown out of the water and, as a result, even conditioned me into an over-hyped state as I watched the live event.

What I mean by decentralized income For those familiar with the rise of various blockchain & cryptocurrency technologies, the term “decentralized” probably isn’t a new one. Instead of one central server controlled by one entity, you can now have multiple computers/servers with open-source software controlled by everyone. Since this is (somewhat) becoming the norm in the tech world, why not apply this to something we greatly depend on? Why not have multiple sources of income in lieu of one “central” stream of funds?

Where do I begin… Let’s start with the graphics. This is definitely a 2020 game and Microsoft isn’t afraid to flex is eye candy nor cloud computing muscles here. Now only can you fly literally anywhere in the world with the help of Bing’s 2PB (Yes, as in Petabytes) of map data and AI-powered map data processor to render this in 3D, but it can all be streamed to your local computer. Given, you need a decent internet connection and a much more decent gaming PC to handle the game… Nah, those are rookie details.

The orange is dimming over the mountainside Calming my soul idling my mind We pass out words through our walls

It’s amazing to think just how many people refuse to believe in a concept simply because they can take a few minutes to do some basic fact checking and math. Why? Simply because it’s easier to simply say “that’s not possible” versus taking out your smartphone and doing some quick Google searches. Most likely your phone is somewhere near and/or in your hands (you might even be reading this article from one). This quickly disproves the “that’s not possible” logic rather quickly when you have a plethora of knowledge you can pull from in a matter of seconds.

Quite ironic Voltrex thought to himself as his car neared the enlarging lunar rock. One of the newest customers... and I'm sent to their furthest outlet away. Windows glittering in the sunlight silenced any further inward conversation as the nearing city exposed its details. "Welcome to Strong Rock, Home of our first steps" a sign read as his ship sped by to its destination within the moon's capital city.