Are Global Problems on Hold Because of Prude Sensitivities?
Combine two truths; first, distributed ledger technology will usher a new industrial revolution of efficiency and address all sorts of global problems from corruption to climate change. Experts are just now scratching the surface of what this new data architecture will mean for the future of humanity. Second, pornography and gambling drive tech. Porn’s influence on tech is well documented, from how we watched movies at home in the 80s to how we use the internet today.
Answer me then — why isn't every global problem solver investing in blockchain pornography at this very moment?!! All we hear is how the planet is dying faster than we can measure it’s death, and now there is a technology to address these issues, but it has to go through its own requisite “porn phase.”
If we know this to be true and if the problem is so grave — why aren’t the environmentalist pushing the blockchain through porn’s baptism-by-fire so the it can start solving bigger issues?!
Where is the philanthropist with the balls to make a truly data driven decision and invest heavy in porn crypto systems knowing its the quickest path to wider adaption.
Why aren’t the “crypto experts” all invested in platforms like Sharesome.com or Spankchain.com because they understand how tech markets work? Wouldn’t savvy tech investors demand their fund managers push porn as proof they understand how to make money in tech?
Why aren’t northern European governments investing in blockchain porn knowing it will help them achieve quicker returns on their national goals of reversing climate change?
In fact, online sex work and crypto-based porn sites are in line with many of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
SDG 1: No Poverty — Online sex workers/cam models and content creators earn value outside of banking systems, proving data sovereignty paths out of poverty.
SDG 5: Gender Equality — Women have a distinct advantage in the sex worker labor pool, addressing the global gender income gap with easy and safe access to value creation and tokenization.
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth — Documenting human sexuality online is safe and really liberating. The narrative of beauty is out of the hands of the few, which breeds a more accepting society.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities — Porn’s ability to prove the concept that owning one’s own data is a pathway out of poverty is globally significant. Proving this model will change the lives of generations to come — millions of lives will be improved once we get the tech through the “porn phase.”
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities — The online sex workforce fosters a decentralized and localized existence. Few workers of the future will commute, the online sex worker is the pioneer in this new data creating labor trend. How a cam model lives today is how the average worker will live in the near future — worth examining!
SDG 17: Partnership for the Goals — Sex is something all humans share in common and these online sex platforms are currently a missed opportunity of uniting people under a shared goal system.
There you go, I guess we can say I’m calling out even the UN — if they are the global problem solvers and before they spend another dime on sending a military somewhere, why wont they follow the data and invest in online blockchain sex worker platforms? These tools will catapult the tech that will help them achieve their goals. Or are these goals just another multi-billion dollar ad campaign to justify a global organization taking the taxes from the multitude and spending it on self-justifying “causes?”
Investor Past Performance in Blockchains
Investors like proving they can predict the future. Their wealth is the testament to how smart they are in knowing what will happen — wouldn’t a successful blockchain portfolio in porn be what you would want to see before you “revolutionize public health, or reverse climate change?”
Myself and people with names like Bigdick69 have more experience creating and trading value on a blockchain then most anyone whose written a book on the subject.
Its safe to say the “save the planet” message is a catastrophic failure — humans don’t respond to the collective needs through altruistic motives. Economics however, are proven to influence human behavior to the levels needed to solve global problems.
