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Giuseppe Gori, through his involvement in
innovation, technology, family, music, church, business, broadcasting and politics, is committed to personal integrity and to
promoting the dignity and incredible potential of every human being.
He expects YOU
to live up to the challenge! Giuseppe
believes that decentralization is the key to solving some of society’s
most difficult problems.
In government, we have moved from
kingdoms to democracies, to allow people more control on their lives.
In computer systems architecture, we have moved from centralized
mainframes with hundreds of peripherals, to independent PC’s
controlled by their end-users. With crypto-network
we are decentralising data on the blockchain and the security aspects
of encryption. With new-generation crypto-networks we will
decentralize addressability.
We thrive in free markets where
people make autonomous decisions, not in centralized economies.
To believe in decentralization is to believe in people, in their
worth, their ability to function, to decide for themselves, to be in
control, to become contributing members of society.
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Latest technical articles - See:
gorbyte.blogspot.ca
Selected articles:
About background radiation, spacetime curvature and empty space
The
theory of general relativity has been applied to the math,
geometry and physics of cosmology for a hundred years. These
theoretical results have been routinely compared and matched
with our observable universe. The light, coming to us through
spacetime, follows a straight line. By looking towards
different directions in the sky we perceive the observable
universe as a sphere, all the way back to the origins of the
universe. What we see, when we observe the universe far away
back in spacetime must be what "everything" was, according to
cosmology theories: a visible footprint of a cosmic event that
happened 13.7 Billion years ago. By interpreting the
observable universe through this view...
(See
the whole article in PDF format)
Can
Marxism and Capitalism be reconciled?
Marxism and capitalism are philosophies
at opposite sides of the political spectrum.
The first calls for nationalization of
industry and centralization of services.
The second seeks to limit
government and de-centralize decision-making and rely on
individual responsibility and the free market.
(See the whole article in PDF format)
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