David has traveled and lived in different parts of the world, including Italy, Denmark, England, Mallorca (Spain), Africa (Kenya, Angola, and other parts). Although originally from Texas, he now calls beautiful Boise, Idaho as home. Hiking and camping in the Rocky Mountains are some of his hobbies. David's interests are futurism, science fiction,alternative politics, dark conspiracies, and exploring the paranormal. David is a Freelance Contractor. "In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." George Orwell
Email: David.H@theweb3.com
Recently in the news India has announced that it will be using unique biometric identifiers (B.I.) for all of its 1.3 billion people.It is called the Unique Identification Authority. The proposed B.I. will consist of fingerprint scans for all ten fingers, iris scans for both eyes, and a picture of the face. Other types of B.I. available are
The origins of what we know today as “the Internet” are still hotly debated. When computers first became operational around the 1950′s, they were connected to terminals in a form of point-to-point communication. Eventually computer networks became interconnected, and thus terminal-to-terminal connections were created. One theory about the origins of the Internet is that research
The Web 3.0 is an evolving product. The parameters of the product are fluid and constantly shift. As a consequence, delineations of the discussion are also constantly fluctuating. There are profound questions that need to be addressed on just what directions our advanced technology is taking us. Many science fictions movies over the years have
