Musk’s the new CEO. Trump's tweets return. And, investors strike gold, again. Is this the future of Twitter and an example of what Web 2.0 has become? With Elon Musk as the new owner of Twitter, and soon-to-be interim CEO, it’s just the tip of the iceberg that has people polarized about Web 2.0, and almost everything these days. Now 18 years old, Web 2.0 is comprised of centralized gatekeepers, aka Big Tech companies worth trillions, and is characterized by social networks, user-generated content, and cloud computing. Recently, privacy issues have been in the public eye causing . However, . To further prove this, Elon Musk promised investors part of the $46 billion Twitter buyout, returns up to 10x “ .” multiple problems big tech companies keep on getting bigger if all goes well While Web3 offers its own set of challenges and needs to overcome an image problem that it's a , here are three reasons why it’s important to care about Web3 now: big scam The winds of change are blowing strong. People around the world want real change after COVID-19, and not return to the Before Times of 2019. In fact, 86% want the world to become more sustainable and equitable, according to a poll conducted by the . People want change. World Economic Forum We are living in the most digitally connected chapter in history: about 63% of the world now has internet access and . Moreover, . People are more connected now than ever before. 58% use social media 90% of Americans said the internet was essential during the pandemic 84% of Americans polled by SurveyMonkey think that “ .” BUT don’t know what Web3 is…yet. And, of those that do, . People believe the internet is dominated by big corporations. large corporations and brands have too much influence on the internet most Americans MEN are 2x more likely than WOMEN to know what Web3 is Photo by from Andrea Piacquadio Pexels Whether you're driven by tech or a desire for change, or both, a world post-Web 2.0 continues to be a work in progress, open to participation. In fact, the more people that participate, the more advances Web3 can make. To summarize, Bob Metcalfe, 76, inventor of the Ethernet, recently spoke about “ ” which could unite us globally and provide new pathways to the future to make the world a better place. all kinds of network effects in Web3

Twitter

Best-selling author and co-founder of DatewithImprov.com.

2021 - Master of Technology Insights

Get more fun content by following LB...

Buy My Book

Too Long; Didn't Read

Discover Saakuru: Web3 Mass-Adoption with 0-FEES

3 Reasons Why Everyone Now Cares About Web3

Too Long; Didn't Read

Company Mentioned

L.B. Lewis

About Author

TOPICS

THIS ARTICLE WAS FEATURED IN...

3 Reasons Why Everyone Now Cares About Web3

Too Long; Didn't Read

Company Mentioned

L.B. Lewis

About Author

TOPICS

THIS ARTICLE WAS FEATURED IN...

RELATED STORIES