Mo Shafieeha

Principals of this Sub-DAO model Run as many proposals as possible. Once proposals are funded, let the proponents/sub-DAOs figure out what to do (for example, two teams working on two marketing plans). Drive KPIs by encouraging competition.

2. It's easy for hackers to exploit the ignorance of laypeople.3. If something goes wrong, there is no central government to ensure democracy.4. As a result of its extreme privacy, blockchain is open to abuse. It is technically possible to abuse edTech.5. Innovately secure, but not unbreakable. In recent years, hackers have become more creative.

Do centralized platforms always win due to speed? It appears that history will repeat itself (web2x2) in two potential ways: extensive protocol innovation is a fool's errand, and Slack will always outpace Ethereum's IRC, as with web2. Could some decentralized projects look more like an empowered engineering team than a standards body meeting... See more

4. The ApplicationsBioinformatics is ushering in a new era of medicine, science, and technology. Here are some examples:• Finding cures for diseases• Improving crop yields• Improving existing treatments through the ML• Precision medicine• Predicting the future