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Dicen que en Ontario el silencio es tan profundo que puedes escuchar la nieve caer en el bosque. Pero esta noche, el silencio en mi habitación hace más ruido que nunca. Acabo de leer algo que me movió el piso y me hizo cuestionar si, entre tanta tecnología y 'marcas personales', no nos estaremos olvidando de qué madera estamos hechos... Me quedé dándole vueltas a lo que dijeron @emiliorios y @sacra97 en sus recientes publicaciones. Los dos, con su forma particular de ver el presente, me hicieron pensar sobre nuestra vida digital: por un lado, está el miedo que le tenemos a la tecnología, y por otro, la flojera o esa falta de compromiso para escribir con el corazón.
Imagen Generada por Banana Pro, montaje con Microsoft PowerPoint 365 Pro.
Al leer los comentarios, se me puso la piel de gallina al ver cómo la inquietud colectiva se palpaba en el ambiente. Qué cosa... me da escalofríos pensar en el futuro y me hace despertar y decir: "¡Epa, se nos está olvidando de qué madera estamos hechos!". Intento imaginarme los pensamientos de las personas en la Revolución Industrial, ese despertar; quizá sentimos miedo por lo nuevo.
Y es que, reflexionando sobre esto, me doy cuenta de que el apoyo no es solo un voto, es construir relaciones donde la confianza sea la base... Me gustaría compartir contigo un poco de lo que he aprendido. Cuando se trata de comunicación, ser claro y directo es lo mejor, no acostumbro a tapar el sol con un dedo. Me di cuenta de que muchas veces las cosas se complican por no decir lo que realmente pensamos, ¡es algo que me pasó al principio! Y otra cosa crucial es entender que la empatía nos ayuda un montón a conectar de verdad, a ponernos en los zapatos del otro. Si logramos hacer esto, creo que vamos a ver cómo las ideas fluyen mucho mejor y conseguimos cosas geniales juntos.
Gracias a la App Banana Gemini 3 Pro por generar esta imagen conforma a mi criterio.
A veces no le damos la importancia que merece a nuestra propia biología, ¿sabes? Piensen en esto: el ser humano por naturaleza es superbueno para adaptarse. Nacemos sin nada, ni siquiera sabemos hablar, ni llevar ropa. Pero, a los pocos meses ya estamos "hablando por los codos" y corriendo por ahí, desafiando la gravedad sin miedo. "Entonces, ¿por qué tanto alboroto con la tecnología, y especialmente con eso de la blockchain?" En 2018, para mí, todo esto era como leer chino. Y ahora, aquí me tienen, sintiéndome como pez en el agua en este entorno.
Adaptarse no es algo que elijamos, es más bien un instinto, algo que nos sale naturalmente y le da sazón a nuestra existencia. Pero a ver, lo que de verdad me preocupa es esto: ***de qué sirve saber manejar una herramienta si lo que quieres decir no tiene chicha, ¿me hago entender?
Me da un poco de rechazo la obsesión con eso de la "marca personal", la verdad. Demasiadas fotos lindas, se ve todo como de revista, pero no hay nada con un corazón de verdad. Ser creador en HIVE no es solo verse bien, es tener el guáramo de invitar a un diálogo de verdad, a un debate de los buenos. Me pone de los nervios ver cómo nos hemos metido de lleno en una diplomacia de cartón, hecha solo con aplausos automáticos, frases hechas y votos por compromiso que no valen para nada. Escúchenme bien: ***no se queden pegados a los votos. Echen un vistazo a los números de lectura. Si, miras..., si tienes 800 –bien por ti– votos, pero la gente vio la publicación solo se quedó en suma 3 minutos y los 10 comentarios que hay están vacíos, pues no sé, algo anda mal. ¡Nos leemos rápido!, ¿será?
Creado por mi para mis ocho años en HIVE, con el uso de PhotoShop.
La verdadera riqueza, la que de verdad hace que un token valga algo más que en el mercado, es poder decir: "mira, te respeto, pero según mi experiencia, las cosas son un poco diferentes...". Es que ahí es donde está la gracia, ¿sabes? Si todos terminamos en un círculo donde solo nos decimos cosas bonitas, sin crítica constructiva, pues no vamos a crecer, ¿verdad? Que un texto tenga calidad no significa solo que se vea bien, ¿eh? La cosa va más allá. Es que sea ético y que una dos mentes, que las ponga a pensar lo mismo, que cree una conexión. Un comentario que tiene convicción vale mucho más que mil "lindo post".
Mirando hacia finales de 2026 que ya tenemos encima, estoy clarito en algo: la tecnología va a volar, pero eso hará que el "toque humano" sea oro puro. Las máquinas pueden darle forma a las cosas, pero lo que realmente importa, es el alma que uno da en cada palabra, eso no hay quien lo copie. El verdadero poder de voto reside en la sinceridad, en la participación, no en la adulación.
Afuera hace frío, tanto que estamos a unos -16 °C (unos 3 °F, se sienten de verdad), así que desde este rincón helado les quiero decir esto: no le tengan miedo a la máquina, pero sí gánenle mucho respeto a lo que ustedes mismos escriben. La curiosidad es lo que me mantiene joven, y a ti también te puede servir si te lo propones. Al final, en la cadena de bloques y en la mente de quien nos lee, lo que vale de verdad es la autenticidad con la que nos animamos a vivir.
Tomada anoche en plena nevada
Espero que me den su opinión, pero la sincera, ¿vale? Me sentiré genial de poder contar con sus comentarios para mejorar. Un abrazo grande a los valientes que llegaron hasta aquí. ¡Bendiga!
Creciendo como persona, busca y encuentra lo que necesitas para ser un mejor humano en la Comunidad Holos&Lotus. De seguro, hay un tema que te llamará la atención.
Me gustaría conocer el punto de vista sobre este tópico de @silher y @chironga67. Espero leer su experiencia.
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They say that in Ontario, the silence is so profound that you can hear the snow falling in the forest. But tonight, the silence in my room is louder than ever. I just read something that shook me to my core and made me wonder if, amid all this technology and “personal branding”, we are forgetting what we are really made of... I kept thinking about what @emiliorios and @sacra97 said in their recent posts. Both of them, with their particular way of seeing the present, made me think about our digital life: on the one hand, there is our fear of technology, and on the other, laziness or that lack of commitment to write from the heart.
Image generated by Banana Pro, edited with Microsoft PowerPoint 365 Pro.
Reading the comments, I got goosebumps seeing how the collective unease was palpable in the atmosphere. What a thing... it gives me chills to think about the future and makes me wake up and say, ‘Hey, we're forgetting what we're made of!’. I try to imagine the thoughts of people during the Industrial Revolution, that awakening; perhaps we feel fear of the new.
And, thinking about it, I realise that support is not just a vote, it is building relationships based on trust... I would like to share with you a little of what I have learned. When it comes to communication, being clear and direct is best; I am not in the habit of hiding the sun with a finger. I realised that things often get complicated when we don't say what we really think, which is something that happened to me at the beginning! Another crucial thing is to understand that empathy helps us a lot to truly connect, to put ourselves in the other person's shoes. If we can do this, I think we'll see how ideas flow much better and we'll achieve great things together.
Sometimes we don't give our own biology the importance it deserves, you know? Think about this: human beings are naturally very good at adapting. We are born with nothing, we don't even know how to talk or wear clothes. But within a few months, we're already “talking a mile a minute” and running around, defying gravity without fear. So why all the fuss about technology, and especially blockchain? In 2018, for me, all this was like reading Chinese. And now, here I am, feeling like a fish in water in this environment.
Thank you to the Banana Gemini 3 Pro app for generating this image according to my criteria.
Adapting is not something we choose, it's more of an instinct, something that comes naturally to us and adds flavour to our existence. But let's see, what really worries me is this: what's the point of knowing how to use a tool if what you want to say has no substance, do you understand what I mean?
I'm a bit repulsed by the obsession with ‘personal branding’, to be honest. Too many pretty pictures, it all looks like a magazine, but there's nothing with a real heart. Being a creator at HIVE isn't just about looking good, it's about having the courage to invite real dialogue, a good debate. It gets on my nerves to see how we've gotten ourselves caught up in cardboard diplomacy, made up of nothing but automatic applause, clichés, and meaningless votes of commitment. Listen to me carefully: don't get hung up on votes. Take a look at the readership figures. Yes, look... if you have 800 votes –good for you– but people only spent a total of three minutes looking at the post and the ten comments are empty, then I don't know, something's wrong. We read quickly, don't we?
True wealth, the kind that really makes a token worth more than its market value, is being able to say: ‘Look, I respect you, but in my experience, things are a little different...’ That's where the fun lies, you know? If we all end up in a circle where we only say nice things to each other, without constructive criticism, then we're not going to grow, are we?
Created by me for my eight years at HIVE, using PhotoShop.
A text being of high quality doesn't just mean that it looks good, eh? It goes beyond that. It means that it's ethical and that it brings two minds together, makes them think the same thing, creates a connection. A comment that has conviction is worth much more than a thousand ‘nice posts’.
Looking ahead to the end of 2026, which is already upon us, I am clear about one thing: technology is going to take off, but that will make the ‘human touch’ pure gold. Machines can shape things, but what really matters is the soul you put into every word, and no one can copy that. The true power of voting lies in sincerity and participation, not flattery.
It's cold outside, so cold that it's about -16 °C (about 3 °F, it really feels like it), so from this frozen corner I want to say this: ***don't be afraid of the machine, but do earn a lot of respect for what you write yourselves. Curiosity is what keeps me young, and it can work for you too if you set your mind to it. In the end, in the blockchain and in the minds of those who read us, what really matters is the authenticity with which we dare to live.
Taken last night in the middle of a snowstorm.
I hope you'll give me your opinion, but be honest, OK? I'll be delighted to hear your comments so I can improve. A big hug to all the brave souls who made it this far. Bless you!
Growing as a person, seek and find what you need to be a better person in the Holos&Lotus Community. Surely, there's a topic that will catch your attention.
I'd like to hear the perspectives of @beaescribe and @cirangela on this topic. I look forward to reading about their experiences.
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Dedicado a todos aquellos que, día a día, hacen del mundo un lugar mejor.
They say that in Ontario, the silence is so profound that you can hear the snow falling in the forest. But tonight, the silence in my room is louder than ever. I just read something that shook me to my core and made me wonder if, amid all this technology and “personal branding”, we are forgetting what we are really made of... I kept thinking about what @emiliorios and @sacra97 said in their recent posts. Both of them, with their particular way of seeing the present, made me think about our digital life: on the one hand, there is our fear of technology, and on the other, laziness or that lack of commitment to write from the heart.
Image generated by Banana Pro, edited with Microsoft PowerPoint 365 Pro.
Reading the comments, I got goosebumps seeing how the collective unease was palpable in the atmosphere. What a thing... it gives me chills to think about the future and makes me wake up and say, ‘Hey, we're forgetting what we're made of!’. I try to imagine the thoughts of people during the Industrial Revolution, that awakening; perhaps we feel fear of the new.
And, thinking about it, I realise that support is not just a vote, it is building relationships based on trust... I would like to share with you a little of what I have learned. When it comes to communication, being clear and direct is best; I am not in the habit of hiding the sun with a finger. I realised that things often get complicated when we don't say what we really think, which is something that happened to me at the beginning! Another crucial thing is to understand that empathy helps us a lot to truly connect, to put ourselves in the other person's shoes. If we can do this, I think we'll see how ideas flow much better and we'll achieve great things together.
Sometimes we don't give our own biology the importance it deserves, you know? Think about this: human beings are naturally very good at adapting. We are born with nothing, we don't even know how to talk or wear clothes. But within a few months, we're already “talking a mile a minute” and running around, defying gravity without fear. So why all the fuss about technology, and especially blockchain? In 2018, for me, all this was like reading Chinese. And now, here I am, feeling like a fish in water in this environment.
Thank you to the Banana Gemini 3 Pro app for generating this image according to my criteria.
Adapting is not something we choose, it's more of an instinct, something that comes naturally to us and adds flavour to our existence. But let's see, what really worries me is this: what's the point of knowing how to use a tool if what you want to say has no substance, do you understand what I mean?
I'm a bit repulsed by the obsession with ‘personal branding’, to be honest. Too many pretty pictures, it all looks like a magazine, but there's nothing with a real heart. Being a creator at HIVE isn't just about looking good, it's about having the courage to invite real dialogue, a good debate. It gets on my nerves to see how we've gotten ourselves caught up in cardboard diplomacy, made up of nothing but automatic applause, clichés, and meaningless votes of commitment. Listen to me carefully: don't get hung up on votes. Take a look at the readership figures. Yes, look... if you have 800 votes –good for you– but people only spent a total of three minutes looking at the post and the ten comments are empty, then I don't know, something's wrong. We read quickly, don't we?
True wealth, the kind that really makes a token worth more than its market value, is being able to say: ‘Look, I respect you, but in my experience, things are a little different...’ That's where the fun lies, you know? If we all end up in a circle where we only say nice things to each other, without constructive criticism, then we're not going to grow, are we?
Created by me for my eight years at HIVE, using PhotoShop.
A text being of high quality doesn't just mean that it looks good, eh? It goes beyond that. It means that it's ethical and that it brings two minds together, makes them think the same thing, creates a connection. A comment that has conviction is worth much more than a thousand ‘nice posts’.
Looking ahead to the end of 2026, which is already upon us, I am clear about one thing: technology is going to take off, but that will make the ‘human touch’ pure gold. Machines can shape things, but what really matters is the soul you put into every word, and no one can copy that. The true power of voting lies in sincerity and participation, not flattery.
It's cold outside, so cold that it's about -16 °C (about 3 °F, it really feels like it), so from this frozen corner I want to say this: ***don't be afraid of the machine, but do earn a lot of respect for what you write yourselves. Curiosity is what keeps me young, and it can work for you too if you set your mind to it. In the end, in the blockchain and in the minds of those who read us, what really matters is the authenticity with which we dare to live.
Taken last night in the middle of a snowstorm.
I hope you'll give me your opinion, but be honest, OK? I'll be delighted to hear your comments so I can improve. A big hug to all the brave souls who made it this far. Bless you!
Growing as a person, seek and find what you need to be a better person in the Holos&Lotus Community. Surely, there's a topic that will catch your attention.
I'd like to hear the perspectives of @beaescribe and @cirangela on this topic. I look forward to reading about their experiences.
Community's own infographic Holos&Lotus
Dedicated to all those who, day after day, make the world a better place.
Banner created using Windows 11 Pro and PowerPoint 365 Pro tools.
Dedicated to all those who, day after day, make the world a better place.