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Author: John Ejiofor
John Ejiofor is a curious life-researcher, whose quest to finding answers to life's pertinent questions has led to founding Nature Torch. This blog aims to debate and explore many questions about our earth -- including those a lot of people are uncomfortable with asking.
He has been published on some of the internet's most respected websites, which you can find online.
How You Can Transform Nature With Your Midas Touch
The biggest mistake you and I are probably making is looking at the world and then thinking, everything is in place, there is nothing I can contribute again. The guys who came before me have invented everything, how I wish I came into this world some years back, then I would have been a trailblazer. Where we got this mindset is what completely knocks me out and you need to believe it, millions of people out there rationalize like this. The truth is that nature has given us so much and we need to give back to nature. To give back to nature, you must first do an in-house check, where you ultimately repackage yourself to be able to come out with the best that will fit into the ecosystem. I was able to do serious brainstorming and came up with 4 antidotes to this erroneous conception. Pick a role model A lot of people out there have done it, they decided to put in their Midas touch and they revolutionized the world. They did it, you can do it. Bill Gates did not invent the computer, what he did was to put…
Environmental Hazards – What is The Way Forward
Humans are very resourceful and well endowed. But our major problem is that we constantly tend to overdo things which usually result in our causing environmental hazards to the ecosystem.
Bitcoin – Breaking The Hurdles
The world depends on business to effectively run. The simple reason is that goods and services must be moved from one shore to another since countries are not equally endowed. What a country requires but lacks, can be easily shipped in from another. For a country to, however, import goods and services from another, payment or a form of exchange must take place. The means of effecting the payment sometimes is a problem, since it must be on an agreed form of currency. International trades have been majorly carried out in the world using currencies like the dollar, pound sterling, euro and the yen among others. Countries and businessmen, therefore, sourced for any agreed currency to be able to transact businesses. In 2009 however, there was a sort of revolution with the shadowy Satoshi Nakamoto, having created and then releasing the original rules of the Bitcoin network to the world. The question, however, is, to what degree has this invention helped in resolving our problems? Below are a few of them. Ease of acquisition The bitcoin can be acquired by anybody easily. This can be through mining, in which complex mathematical puzzles are solved. The…
Trendy World – The Place of Developing Countries
They were invariably called under-developed countries, third world countries and presently the developing countries but in the face of the latest trends in the world, how apt is the new name? The world is agog with events, discoveries, and inventions such as 3D Printing, Artificial Intelligence, Automated Vehicles, Electric Vehicles and a host of others. Just a few days ago it was reported that Volvo will only make electric and hybrid cars starting in 2019 and also that France plans to end sales of gas and diesel cars by 2040. The whole wide world has been clamoring for the carbon dioxide content as well as other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.The largest source of greenhouse gas emissions from the United States is from the burning of fossil fuels for electricity, heat, and transportation. Any move made to curb and possibly save mankind from the very disastrous consequences of our polluting the environment should be considered a noble action. It should also be seen as a step in the right direction. I foresee a time very soon when we won’t need to cook any food, where all bodily requirements will be from one gadget or the…
Man As The Most Dangerous of All Animals
I used to think the King Cobra was the deadliest snake but was jolted when I stumbled on some articles on snakes. I got to realize that the Inland Taipan was far more deadly. The snake can release about 100-200 mg of venom from one bite and that was enough to kill one hundred six foot tall humans.