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I wonder if the steel cords are somehow separated or pulverized into the mixture

Web 3.0 envisions a decentralized internet where users control their data and participate in the governance of online platforms. Summary Web 1.0 (1991-2003) was the static web with simple HTML pages and limited user interaction. Web 2.0 (2004-present) is the current interactive web with user-generated content and social media platforms. However, it is centralized, with big tech companies controlling user data. Web 3.0 aims to be a decentralized web where users own their data and participate in governance through blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Data is the main currency of Web 2.0. Web3 proposes replacing data with cryptocurrency. Web3 networks will be decentralized and open, meaning anyone can participate in maintaining the network without a central authority. Web3 aims to break down corporate monopolies of the internet by enabling user participation in governance and operation of online platforms.

Web3 is the next generation of the internet, aiming to be more decentralized and user-controlled compared to the current Web 2.0. Summary Web 1.0 (1991-2003) consisted of static web pages with limited user interaction. Users mostly consumed content. Web 2.0 (present day) allows for more user interaction with features like social media and online shopping. However, data is collected by large corporations and users have little control over it. Web 2.0 data is typically stored on centralized servers owned by these corporations. Web3 proposes a decentralized web where users control their data and interact directly without intermediaries. Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are seen as instrumental in achieving this.

summary for me [00:00] Web 1.0 [] Static web (1991-2003) Simple HTML pages Limited user interaction Users consumed content Websites were built with static HTML pages. Users could only read information and navigate through hyperlinks. Common example: Craigslist [02:38] Web 1.0 - Craigslist Example Describes Craigslist as an example of Web 1.0 Highlights static content, lack of user interaction, and reliance on email for communication Uses "missed connections" board as an illustration of limitations Craigslist exemplifies Web 1.0 with its basic design and limitations. User interaction is restricted, requiring email for replies. The "missed connections" board reflects the one-way communication of Web 1.0. [04:15] Web 2.0 and Centralization [] Web 2.0 is characterized by data collection and centralization Large tech companies collect user data and leverage it for profit Analogy: Web 2.0 likened to a game where big platforms gobble up data Web 2.0 websites collect and aggregate user data. This data fuels the growth and power of these platforms. The video uses the metaphor of a game where large companies compete to collect the most data. [05:12] Web 2.0: Data as Currency and User Privacy Concerns [] Web 2.0 treats user data as the main currency Users have no control over how their data is used Web3 aims to address privacy concerns and data ownership Web 2.0 relies on user data as its primary value. Users have limited control over data collection and usage. Web3 seeks to change this dynamic by giving users more ownership of their data. [07:15] Web3: Decentralization and Openness [] Web3 emphasizes decentralization and open source software Trustless and permissionless interactions eliminate intermediaries Smart contracts automate transactions securely Web3 relies on decentralized networks and open-source software. Trustless and permissionless interactions empower users without needing a middleman. Smart contracts automate agreements and transactions securely on the blockchain.

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How can I get second hand use 11'22 or 11'24 like 8 piece for my flat. How much would it be sold

Who is the artist? That’s some good music!

Only Holochain brings web3. NOTHING ELSE. We dont need crypto we do not need wallets. We dont need any blockchain bottlenecks

"SMART CONtracts"? Come on?! I know what SMART means. This may sound swell, but ur using language that is THEIR speak.

Did any one know who buy and how much they sell

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whats the music?

You make the sound deadening panels for the firing range??

Where can I go to learn more about these types of products?

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What type of chemical colouring is used?

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Is this AI?

is there a number I can call to get a hold of the manufacturer to purchase one of these machines. Or to do buiness

I have about 1 3000 tires who wants them free

Great one.looking fir investors to extablish car tyres factory into my country..

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where are you located? I have more than 100 used tires to disposal.

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They put this stuff on football fields!!! How do they get all the metal out of them? I know there is magnets but seems like there would still be pieces with wire stuck in them that get through!!

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Probably the best video I've ever seen.

Carbon Browser is one of Web 3.0 Browser. Token : CSIX. Marketcap : 700s.

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Great work. What all places can this tyre powder be used ?

Its nimber 1 reason of rising cancer. Inhaling air near the recycled tire bricks .. causes lung cancer

What are those finished products?

Well thought out, well written, well delivered - one of the best 'what is Web 3.0?' videos out there. Well done.

I see furniture! I see all kinds of uses for tires. Building materials! Bullet proof vests! I see boots and shoes! I think they’re cool!

hello i need to make a big tire company recycling in my country we can make good business together if you like give me your contact to make it

How do they separate all the steel? Magnet?

When they started using rubber from tires in Asphalt, they found the noise was less and the asphalt lasted longer

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iam aboit to start my own gorage trying to where can i take used tires

It’s great that it’s being repurposed but it’s still in existence and will end up in land fills or the ocean.

What is the final product

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