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Consider: some 80% of small to medium-sized businesses around the world don’t have a website. Many businesses in emerging economies rely on social media platforms (e.g., WhatsApp, Facebook) as their primary digital presence instead of formal websites. But even in more digitally advanced economies, the number can hover around half. Why? Simple answer: although we’ve made it easier to make a website, it’s still not easy enough. Let’s say a yoga instructor wants to offer online classes but lacks tech skills or a budget. Instead of struggling with confusing platforms, she tells her AI agent, “Set up a website for me to host yoga classes.” The AI handles everything. It integrates Stripe for payments, Zoom for live classes, scheduling services for in-person classes, and a chat module for inquiries. It even suggests templates. When the instructor picks one and asks for a purple and white color scheme, the AI updates it instantly. No coding. No frustration. Just results. And the best part? She didn’t have to touch a single screen or key. This is the future Wilson describes in Age of Invisible Machines. And, as mentioned, it’s powered by three core technologies: Conversational User Interfaces (CUIs): Say what you need; the system handles it. From building websites to booking flights, it’s fast and human-like. Composable Architecture: Traditional business solutions become “modules”. Like LEGO bricks, modular tools—payments, chats, scheduling—snap together to create custom solutions without starting from scratch. No-Code Programming: AI agents code for you, empowering anyone to create without needing a developer. It’s not just a better way to interact with technology… It’s a complete reimagining of how industries operate. As Harvard Business School’s Marco Iansiti says, “This isn’t disruption—it’s a fundamental shift in production and interaction.” And, the thing is… It’s not just possible. It’s already happening. Early examples are already here. – Chris Campbell, AltucherConfidential Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

Question: My name is Omobola Sikiru from Lagos, Nigeria. I am mechanical engineering. Where can I find someone that can be my helper to relocate me to the USA? Answer: According to your own profile, you are trying to enter other countries through deception and immigration fraud. You are an engineer in Nigeria, but you are not licensed as an engineer in any other country. There are no helpers, no sponsors, and nobody is going to give you money, get you an engineering job, or get you a visa. You must qualify to immigrate. Nobody can help you with that. Either you qualify and have settling in money, or you don’t. You need to improve your English before trying to get a job in a Western, English speaking country. Engineers write reports. You wrote, ‘I am mechanical engineering’. Nobody will hire you if you write like this. Rathkeale Source: https://www.quora.com/My-name-is-Omobola-Sikiru-from-Lagos-Nigeria-I-am-mechanical-engineering-Where-can-I-find-someone-that-can-be-my-helper-to-relocate-me-to-the-USA Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

The big breakthrough with AI right now is “natural language computing.” Meaning, you can speak in natural language to a computer and it can go through huge data sets, make sense out of them, and speak back to you in natural language. That alone is a huge breakthrough. The next leg? AI agents. Where they don’t just speak back to you. They take action. Here’s the definition I like best: an AI agent is an autonomous system that uses tools, memory, and context to accomplish goals that require multiple steps. Everything from simple tasks (analyzing web traffic) to more complex goals (building executive briefings or optimizing websites). They can: > Reason across multiple steps. >Use tools like a real assistant (Excel spreadsheets, budgeting apps, search engines, etc.) > Remember things. And AI agents are not islands. They talk to other agents. They can collaborate. Specialized agents that excel at narrow tasks can communicate and amplify one another’s strengths—whether it’s reasoning, data processing, or real-time monitoring. What it Looks Like You wake up one morning, drink your coffee, and tell your AI agent, “I need to save $500 a month.” It gets to work. First, it finds all your recurring subscriptions. Turns out you’re paying $8.99 for a streaming service you forgot you had. It cancels it. Then it calls your internet provider, negotiates a lower bill, and saves you another $40. Finally, it finds you car insurance that’s $200 cheaper per year. What used to take you hours—digging through statements, talking to customer service reps on hold for an hour, comparing plans—is done while you’re scrolling Twitter. Another example: one agent tracks your home maintenance needs and gets information from a local weather-monitoring agent. Result: "Rain forecast next week - should we schedule gutter cleaning now?" Another: an AI agent will plan your vacations (“Book me a week in Italy for under $2,000”), find the cheapest flights, and sort out hotels with a view. It’ll remind you to pay bills, schedule doctor’s appointments, and track expenses so you’re not wondering where your paycheck went every month. The old world gave you tools—Excel spreadsheets, search engines, budgeting apps. The new world gives you agents who do the work for you. Don’t Get Too Scared (or Excited) Yet William Gibson famously said: "The future is already here – it's just not evenly distributed." AI agents will distribute it. For decades, the tools that billionaires and corporations used to get ahead—personal assistants, financial advisors, lawyers—were out of reach for regular people. AI agents could change that. BUT, remember… We’re in inning one. AI agents have a ways to go. They’re imperfect. They mess up. They need more defenses to get ready for prime time. To be sure, AI is powerful, but it’s not a miracle worker. It’s great at helping humans solve problems, but it’s not going to replace all jobs overnight. Instead of fearing AI, think of it as a tool to A.] save you time on boring stuff and B.] amplify what you’re already good at. Right now is the BEST time to start experimenting. It’s also the best time to find investments that will “make AI work for you”. Author: Chris Campbell (AltucherConfidential) Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

What a wild year. AI seems to be appearing everywhere you look, Paris hosted a weird Olympics, unrest continues in the Middle East, the US endured a crazy-heated election, and the largest rocket ever to fly successfully landed in a giant pair of robot arms. Okay, but what about the $money stuff? Well, this year we've seen a load of uncertainty - inflation is still biting and many businesses have gone down. Property has been very fractured, with developments becoming prohibitively expensive, while other markets have boomed. It hasn't been an easy ride, that's for sure. However, the stock market has had some outstanding results, and for those who know how to trade, some have done VERY well for themselves. Some have replaced their incomes. Some have set themselves up for the rest of their days on this planet. How about you? How did you go? Author: Louise Bedford Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

Eight Figures …First, consider the trend. With personal computers, though Intel and Microsoft made billions from providing the foundation… Even greater wealth was created by software companies and businesses that used PCs to transform their operations. During the Internet boom, while Cisco and other infrastructure providers did well… The greatest fortunes came from companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook that built applications on top of that infrastructure. And, finally… When the iPhone launched, the initial winners were component makers like Qualcomm and ARM Holdings. However, the biggest long-term beneficiaries turned out to be companies that leveraged smartphones for their business models - like Uber, Instagram, and mobile payment companies. Now, here’s why you should be excited: There’s one industry that’s transitioning from its infra stage to full-blown adoption. In fact, we might see HUGE shifts in the market pointing to this within sixty days from today. You’re probably thinking I’m about to say crypto. While also true… I’m not talking about crypto. I’m talking about another industry that’s about to take off. By Chris Campbell Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

What Comes Next? There's this weird dance that happens in crypto. Bitcoin moves first. It grabs all the headlines. Your Uber driver starts talking about it. Your mom asks if she should buy some. And everyone forgets that anything else exists. This is exactly when smart money starts positioning for what comes next. Think about it: When Bitcoin starts going parabolic, what happens? All that fresh money and attention floods into crypto. Eventually, that money starts looking for higher returns. This is where it gets interesting. While everyone's obsessing over Bitcoin, smart players are quietly accumulating the next wave of winners. They're looking for projects that hold strong even when Bitcoin dips. Pro-tip: When everything else drops 40% but one or two projects only drops 10% - that might be telling you something. The Real Winners But here's the thing to remember: The real winners are never the copycats. They're never the projects trying to be "the next Bitcoin." Or the “next Ethereum”. Or the “next Solana”. Or whatever. They're the ones solving actual problems that have to be solved. Everyone learned this lesson the hard way during the dot-com boom. The biggest returns came from identifying the infrastructure plays that had to exist for the internet to work… Not from buying Yahoo! when it started surging to all-time highs. The same thing's happening now. While everyone's arguing about prices, entire new markets are being built right under their noses. Look, nobody is perfect on timing. Markets have a way of humbling everyone. But I've been around long enough to know this: The biggest opportunities rarely come from chasing what's already pumping. They come from positioning yourself in front of what's inevitably coming next. Author: Chris Campbell Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

Here’s something few are talking about: The Chinese are printing money like it's going out of style. Not that you'd hear about it in the mainstream news. But Bitcoin knows. Bitcoin always knows. Here’s the thing… When the Chinese government prints money to paper over the cracks, their smart money doesn't sit around waiting to get devalued. It usually flows into three things: Bitcoin, gold, and dollars. After years of being beaten down, gold's having one of its best years in decades. But here's the secret -- whatever gold does, Bitcoin's going to do it bigger. Much bigger. Since last November, when China started their printing spree, Bitcoin's been moving in near-perfect correlation with the People's Bank of China's balance sheet. Over 80% correlation, maybe even 90%. Again, few are talking about it. But here's why this matters right now: This could be the beginning of a huge breakout in the crypto markets. Bitcoin broke above its July high, and historically, that's led to new all-time highs over 90% of the time. The only times it failed? COVID and the 2022 bear market. That's it.” – Chris Campbell Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

Originally Answered: How can I compete with people who are better than me in every way? So you want to outcompete people who are smarter, better looking and more experienced than you? No problem! All you have to do is outwork them. Will Smith said, "if we both get on a treadmill either you're going to get off first or I'm going to die trying." Most people just aren't willing to work that hard. Sure, they'll show up for the job interview and maybe practice in front of the mirror for a few minutes, but they won't do hours and hours of research and prepare for weeks. They won't wake up early and stay up late working on their dreams. So while all those smart, good-looking, experienced people are waiting around for the next opportunity to come their way, you can outwork them and create your own opportunities. In a few years, you'll be that "smart" person everyone looks up to. But you'll be different. You'll know it was your hard work, your inner strength and your commitment to living a great life that made you successful and brilliant - not luck or good genes.” – Tom Corson-Knowles, Quora Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

LESSON 1 : Always work at 50–75 % of your total potential because you aren’t getting paid for 100% either. LESSON 2: No reason on Earth is worth a fight/clash with your boss while you are working under him/her. Trust me on that! LESSON 3: Avoid dating someone from your office especially your boss or hr as 99% of times nothing will happen but that 1% can screw your career. LESSON 4: It’s better being fake friends with everybody instead of being real enemies. LESSON 5: Never ever disclose your future plans of switching the firm with any employee of that firm no matter how good ‘Friends’ you both are. LESSON 6: If you can give your 75% to a project make sure to give another 5% to make sure people know about your contribution especially your seniors. LESSON 7: Always treat all the office boys and security guards with your utmost respect. LESSON 8: Never try to prove your client wrong or find faults in their processes. They are paying for your services so always be diplomatic. I know it can get difficult sometimes but thats your easy way out. LESSON 9: Never stay in a firm for too long as you will start getting undervalued. Plan your career & negotiate your salary and perks wisely. LESSON 10: Nothing pays more in your career than having excellent interpersonal skills & having hold of a couple of relevant technical skills. Never stop learning and keep updating your technical skills. ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR FUTURE!! – Mohit, Quora Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

Why do elderly individuals live alone, particularly if they have offspring who can provide for their financial and other needs? I am 73 now; 3 years ago my wife left me. At first I was devastated, for at least 3 days, before I realized that being alone is the best. I love it now and really, even if a beautiful young woman wanted to marry me, I would decline. I would not swap this for all the tea in China. No more loneliness… yes loneliness in marriage is the worst kind. No more nagging. No more stress. No more working to support two. No more fights over the TV. No more questions when I get home late. No more putting the toilet seat down and the dirty clothes in the basket. No more lies from me when asked if she is too fat. No more telling me how rank my family are and how perfect hers is. No more 2 cars and 2 expense accounts. Man, I am rich now. No more fights over where we should go for holidays. No more snoring. No more being told how useless you are and called idiot daily. No more comforting her as she cries because she been caught lying. No more jealousy (was a big one in my relationship) There is more… a lot more, but my fingers are tired. So loneliness is not as bad as some suppose. Source: https://agingwithanattitude.quora.com/Why-do-elderly-individuals-live-alone-particularly-if-they-have-offspring-who-can-provide-for-their-financial-and-other Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

“What is the most important thing in a person's life? You may have the highest IQ. You may be the strongest person on earth. You may have all the wisdom of life. You may have all the money in the world. You may be the most powerful ruler on earth. Everything is worthless without health! Are you taking care of your body?” - Hector Quintanilla, Quora Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

What skills are hard to learn after age 30? This is a great, thought provoking question. I would like to believe that no skill absolutely can’t be learnt once you cross 30, but some things definitely do get harder. We have two young kids and as I think about the skills we’d like them to learn, those make good examples of things that are harder to pick up post 30. A new musical instrument A new language Swimming Riding a bike Other physically challenging things - example, I am pretty sure I am not going to be a gymnast or figure skater in this lifetime. Empathy for others More abstract things: Your general demeanor and personality traits are hard to change once you get older. For example, if you are an extrovert, post 30 that trait is likely going to stay. Your appetite for risk taking is probably well formed by this time also and although this can be changed, it likely a non-trivial amount of work. My dad moved to the US when he was over 60. Prior to that, he had been driving on the left side of the road in India for 30–40 years. He was able to overcome the strong muscle memory associated with driving and learned to drive on the right side of the road in the US within a few months. I think that’s pretty awesome. With enough will, determination and perseverance I think the human body and spirit is capable of a lot of new learning and change, but in general as you get older there is more inertia to continue the habits you already have, which make big changes harder. Good luck! Author: Puja Ramani, Quora Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

Speaking on the issue of pastors owing private jets; Olu Johnson said that it was of necessity for some pastors to own such, as it was not to showoff but rather to propagate the gospel of the kingdom. “Sincerely, I do not blame pastors that have private jet in our time and season. Pastor Adeboye is busier than the president of Nigeria – the president of Nigeria oversees only this nation, I don’t know if we can know how many nations Pastor Adeboye is overseeing from Redemption Camp. “The man is overseeing 197 nations: I have missed some of our very important meetings where I am the host for flight schedules; if I had the means, maybe I would have hired a flight and wouldn’t have missed those programmes. Some institutions and individuals in this nation have their private jets; if the work of a pastor has become enormous like the work of Pastor Adeboye or Oyedepo, I sincerely subscribe that if they can afford it or the church can afford it; it is necessary.” – Rev. Olu Johnson Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

Can any of your non-trading buddies or loved ones paint a clear picture of what you do for a living? I've got friends who've been with me through my entire trading journey... but if they were asked to explain it, they'd probably draw a blank. Doesn't make them bad friends. But when I mention I'm off to get my trades on, they look at me like I just sprouted a couple of new heads. Might as well tell them I'm jetting off to negotiate with aliens in a Black Hole. And how this whole trading thing keeps me happy in my fancy lifestyle is basically a mystery to them. Could be magic, who knows! And that's alright. Every decision - it all boils down to us - the buck stops with you. When we succeed... oooh, it's delicious. And when we 'fail', we roll up our sleeves... and come back swinging the next day with fresh enthusiasm to learn from our 'failures' and get back on top. We're a misunderstood bunch, often raising eyebrows among friends and family... because we rock the boat. Most of this terrifies regular folks. Our radical self-responsibility seems risky and downright crazy. Why take these risks? No 'for-sure' paycheck, tons of introspective thinking, and hard work. So why do we do it? Well, because it's the most exhilarating way to live. Every day in trading gives you back your choices. In your world, you're the driving force. It's a big responsibility, no doubt... but you can always quit and go back to working for someone else. Maybe. Most of us, after living the trading lifestyle for a while, are basically unemployable. We're too independent. Too allergic to nonsense. Too wise about how the world really ticks to accept a role that's meek or ineffective. So, why not savor the adventure you're living? No matter where you stand in the trading game, if you've been tuning in to my rants and tales, you've got the trader's spirit in your veins. If not, you'd have hit 'unsubscribe' ages ago. Because what I talk about in these messages probably sounds like wild, out-there dreams to most folks. But, you know it in your heart that this is the world where you want to play. Author: Louise Bedford Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/

“1. Never talk about your dreams to anyone. Remember, a fish with its mouth shut avoids the hook. 2. Never get too involved in other people's problems. 3. Don't obsess as if they are your own. You'll forget yourself 4. Never be overly intimate with anyone. And don't get too attached to someone 5. Never ask anyone for borrowed money. Don't lend money either. Money breaks friendships and turns you into a beggar for your debts.” - Human Mind Reader, Quora Profits from free accurate cryptos signals: https://www.predictmag.com/