Topic: GRAYLL [IEO] Simple Automated Investment App Driven by AI & ML - page 15. (Read 7950 times)

Yes, indeed you can currently buy on StellarX and lobstr.co
https://www.stellarx.com/markets/GRX:GAQQZMUNB7UCL2SXHU6H7RZVNFL6PI4YXLPJNBXMOZXB2LOQ7LODH333

As a matter of fact we are finalizing the User App right now, however please consider the following;

GRAYLL has currently 3 distinct parts: GRAYLL User App, GRAYLL System, GRAYLL Admin App. The GRAYLL System consists of 3 layers of Algorithms that function independently.

GRAYLL LP was formed in April 2019, I have worked on the algorithms and mathematical equations November 2018 - January 2019, initial coding started in January 2019, first White Paper draft in February/March 2019... if we release the GRAYLL App and GRAYLL System publicly in January 2020 we are still faster than almost any project in the space, with a highly complex system.

One has to understand, what is possible for 1 user is infinitely more complex to provide to 100,000+ users. Imagine you find out that the cost of the compute resources required to run 1 algorithmic position actually surpass the % fee you receive from the user, what do you do? These are issues that are encountered and solved everyday, every issue adds on development time and testing as well as new complexities and potential for bugs elsewhere when the issue is solved.

Development is not linear, it's not like having a list and knowing in advance what will happen, that is why neither Google, IBM, Twitter, Apple, etc etc announce any specific dates for App or product releases, in fact they keep these secret for business strategy purposes. People in Blockchain/DLT have become used to something that is unrealistic.

I cannot even begin to explain how much work is involved and what is at stake if there is a security breach or a system failure. In start-ups everything that can go wrong will go wrong... People make mistakes everyday, however generally those mistakes will not affect that many people (additionally psychologically a person will often downplay the gravity of the mistakes they make), but you have to imagine if a developer does that on any specific App or System feature, it's a risk to either App adoption, security, the use and cost of compute resources.

Many people have absolutely no any idea how much goes on to build even the most simple Apps that can scale, this is why there is often a high level of impatience and a lack of comprehension of how important it is that we deliver a highly functional, secure and scalable GRAYLL App & System.

The GRAYLL User App preview should be ready within the next few weeks, we will invite current investors in the project to access the User App.

For every significant thing, truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because fiction is obliged to stick to human possibilities.
Truth exists outside the possibilities humans know, imagine and understand.
(Cenote Angelita, Mexico - A River Flowing Under the Ocean) #grayll

Liberal democracy and capitalism stand as the cornerstones of our era. While many might argue that these two systems serve to define civilisation, swelling unrest in the West, increasing wealth disparities, and escalating tensions over our precious resources suggest that the time may have come to seek out new solutions.

In nature, evolution is the mark of longevity, and yet we inflexibly cling to the status quo with dogged determination. Is the reason of the relative failure of democracy based on persisting socio-economic inequality? In a time when politics and media are fuelled by negative spin, is it time to shift our attention towards those developing revolutionary new approaches to everything? From monetary systems, to power distribution; from resource management, to the concept of ownership: perhaps a shake up is in order. If we are to enter a new realm of civilisation that brings everyone along for the ride, I’d say it’s about time.

Limiting Factors To Be Overcome


The implementation of democracy as we now know it, in theory, offers safeguards to the freedom of any given population, and the right to engage in the political process. For it’s many successes, however, the standard Western model draws criticism from across the political spectrum. From the right, we see fear of the erosion of patriotic, moral and religious values, while from the left, frustration dominates in the face of growing economic disparity, and the failure to tackle challenges such as tax evasion, exploitation, and environmental impacts. Wherever you stand on the political slider, it is impossible not to ask: are we missing something here?

Through this current incarnation, we see a steady climb in division, leading to the escalation of religious extremism, while the third world continues to wade through what lingers from the imperialist era. The notion that such a system — that has delivered peace and prosperity to a sizeable proportion of the world’s population — has seen it’s day is certainly a hard pill to swallow. But just as new technologies reinvent the way we live our daily lives, an exploration of ground breaking socio-economic concepts may offer new hope as urgent need for change knocks loudly on the door of our international arena.

From the incremental shifts to be realised by re-imagining the processes by which we choose our governance, to the development of entirely new global systems of being, and back to the transformative approaches that are already taking root in today’s society, there is much to explore. Quoted from material provided by The Zeitgeist Movement: “We now must work towards a new, emerging paradigm — moving from a period where the central problem was the sharing of scarcity, to the problem now being one of creating and distributing abundance.” So, can it be done?

Alternatives To The Traditional Democratic Process


When we probe the concept that democracy is in crisis, it is easy to imagine that there is no alternative other than repressive autocracy. We can shed this pessimistic stance by recognising that many alternatives have been hypothesised or even put into practice — our species is nothing if not ingenuitive. In 2012, Manuel Feliz-Teixeira of Portugal envisioned “wiki”democracy, which would involve the creation of legislation for governance within a collaborative digital platform, much as Wikipedia pages are made and modified today, doing away for the need of elected leadership all together!

Others have proposed tackling the elective process through ideas such as replacing our electoral systems with models such as approval voting, which would allow voters to throw their weight behind multiple candidates, giving a perhaps more realistic view of overall opinions rather than forcing voters to choose between the party they like most, and the one they feel is most likely to win. From “Range” voting, which is how Olympic champions are made, to “Cellular Democracy” which sees local populations elect representatives, who elect representatives on a broader scale, and so on until overall leadership is formed, there are swathes of alternatives. The notion that voting for a single candidate or party in a constituency based system is the best we can come up with may be a little outdated, to say the least.

Is It Time For A Resource Based Economy?


For some, altering the way we choose our leadership does little more than scratch the surface. For those frustrated by seeing how our technological capacity is stunted by the need for profitability, and the toll capitalism takes on resource management, the answer is a Resource Based Economy.

The term was originally coined by Jacque Fresco, the founder of The Venus Project, and it defines the intent to strip away monetary value from resources — namely environmental, technological and human — and declare them all to be the common heritage of all Earth’s inhabitants. The Resource Based Economy movement favours cyclical processes over constant growth, and argues that we have all the technology required to meet our own needs, once we remove the need to pay for, and profit from, food, clothing, housing, medical care, education, and so on. Such a gift-based economy would require a major shift in social norms, as we moved from the scarcity mindset of protecting what’s ours, to the notion of sharing freely, but offers a hugely optimistic view of human potential.

Inspiration On The Ground, Today


Would we need to move a resource based economy for a significant improvement in our governing system to take place? Ironing out the kinks of how to establish such a system effectively is perhaps a gargantuan task. Whether that is our destiny or not, what is certain is that constant growth no longer seems viable, and greater social unrest is inevitable without bold new tactics to mediate the distribution of wealth, and the management of our global means.

Harvard-trained entrepreneur and designer, Stephanie Smith, applied the term “The Third Economy” to the influx of informal exchanges that are beginning to take place following the painful failures of the cash and credit economies. She felt that a new set of values needed to be framed, more attuned with modern communities, both local and virtual. From the sharing of living and work spaces, to the many local barter and give-away systems that are thriving in the digital realm, societies are finding cracks in the conventional socio-economic model through which they can sprout and flourish.

Eyes To The Future


It is easy to become bogged down by the knee-jerk, reactionary tug of war that seems to dominate our current cultural sphere but, under the surface, innovative ideas are being formed, and finding space to grow. Rather than giving energy to such divisive battles, we can choose to focus our energy on uncovering and getting involved in ideas that can serve us in the future. Each one, a block in the foundation of a political and economic structure that is yet to fully reveal itself to us.

The founding team behind GRAYLL — an App that aims to bring the benefits of digital investments to, and harness the powers of AI on behalf of, the everyday individual — believes that revolutionising currencies is part of a larger picture. A holistic approach to social improvement and cultivating prosperity means staying on the pulse of all areas of our daily lives.

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From Last Resort to a Reinvention Opportunity

There are changes afoot in the way people choose to live and work, and it’s opening up space for great optimism when it comes to the huge impact technology has had on us all over the last decade. Debate continues over whether our social media addicted, screen-in-hand lifestyles are causing untold damage, and yet — promisingly — a more co-operative, community oriented way of conducting life is emerging in parallel. What was formed through necessity may in fact offer us a window into the future of human habitation and interaction!

A Shift in the Way We Communicate

For those who have developed within the booming bubble of smartphones, tablets, and other portable devices, a change of course is already underway when it comes to preferred communication methods. US non-profit, Common Sense Media, surveyed American teenagers in 2012, and then again in 2018, to discover how they prefer to connect with others. The differing results are quite astounding! The 2012 teens favoured in-person interactions, while a mere six years later, text based messaging claimed the list’s top-spot, with social media not far behind.



Cancer Research UK discovered that almost half of Brits aged 18–24 preferred online communication when needing to reach out to someone they didn’t know, and that high social media usage appeared to be making young adults feel socially isolated. As messaging apps and social media platforms continue to meld inseparably into our existence these trends seem worrying at face value, but other dramatic shifts may act as a silver lining, promising a bright new future that is only beginning to emerge.

Is the Traditional Home Losing it’s Lustre?

In the grips of economic uncertainty, while faced with booming house prices, the traditional aspiration of a family home — all of one’s own — is feeling decidedly out of reach for much of the Millennial generation. For those who have made it onto the property ladder, many find themselves chasing to stay ahead of their debts as they ride out financial instability. For the rest, locked out of the housing market, the option to rent what would have been considered a practical piece of real estate may also be off the table. Finding budget-friendly housing in a reasonable location can seem like a frankly insurmountable task, but thankfully, alternatives are popping up with accelerating frequency.


Where necessity resides, innovation is sure to be born! Sure enough, a modern interpretation of co-operative living is beginning to take shape. While you might have considered a flat share something reserved for students living in debaucherous squalor, you might have to think again! Two trends acted as precursors for what is now emerging: the tiny-house craze, and the arrival of the uber-trendy co-work space.

A New Approach To Work And Rest

Driving the meteoric rise of the tiny-house phenomena, people began to see the appeal in trading space — alongside the accumulated “stuff” it could hold — for financial freedom. Simultaneously, the rise of digital entrepreneurs, small start-ups and the expanding online freelance market made shared communal work-spaces an appealing on-budget option. Old warehouses and retail spaces were re-born as open-plan working environments.


The next-gen of co-operative living can be found in many forms. For some this means co-operative housing estates with shared communal areas and amenities, in which all residents have a democratic voice when it comes to decision making. Delving into urban hubs, a notable rise of micro-apartments can be found in which smart storage solutions and ingenious origami-esque folding furniture can create a sense of luxury in a home no larger than an average bedroom. Manhattan architect Luke Clark Tyler lives in a 7 m2 “shoebox studio”, sharing a bathroom with three other tenants, which he doesn’t see as a sacrifice. There is always a familiar neighbour to call on, and it allows him to affordably live right in the heart of the city.

A Funky Modern Twist

San Francisco and California based Podshare offers ultra-modern “pods”– think roomy, adult sized bunk beds, with access to stylishly designed shared cooking and living areas — that feel like the scaled-up love child of a Japanese capsule hotel and the dorm-room of a hostel that may well be romantically nestled in a memory from your youth. CEO Elvina Beck is proud to offer affordable shared living spaces that offer residents instant community and prime location.


Across the pond, co-living developer The Collective are steadily expanding their UK based portfolio, touting their accommodation as offering “an end to urban loneliness”, with the added appeal of one all-inclusive monthly bill. Investors are paying attention to the draw of budget-friendly and low-stress housing solutions, while the green-appeal of restoring unloved urban interiors for the purpose of low-impact cohabitation certainly holds a footprint friendly flavour.

Living Spaces Seen From a New Perspective

So, for a generation that prefers to hide behind a screen and some headphones, a new kind of inter-connectedness is taking hold. With this in mind, it might be time to turn our collective vision of what defines happiness on it’s head! Our distinctly partitioned living model might soon be defunct and destined for the history books, as shared spaces and communal living are recognised for their fantastic potential. Greater financial freedom and improved quality of life are certainly aspirations worth chasing. If we learn to live more closely with each other, might we actually have more personal engagement and empathy, despite our love of digital self expression?


The team behind GRAYLL are working on an App that will make digital investments accessible to anyone at a time when traditional savings accounts offer interest little-better than inflation. Complimentary insights are easily found when shaking up antiquated views of what true quality of life looks like, and exploring the world’s cutting-edge lifestyle innovations.

The environmental impact could really affect the water resource so much that in the future the possibility of being considered an economic good, or rather a value in the capital market would arrive.
Safeguarding this natural resource is just as important as safeguarding personal capital with a project like GRAYLL.
 

blue gold watter sky We're so worried about making money that we don't take care of our natural resources.

Thirsty? Hold the picture in your mind of a cold glass of water on a hot summer’s day, before we begin! The world is a-buzz with talk of climate change — the urgent need to diversify away from fossil fuels, and shrink green-house gas emissions — and of course these issues are worthy of our focused attention, but another gargantuan topic of conversation seems to be far from the minds of most. Are we running out of water?

Our Most Precious Resource

All life as we know it, from the tiniest organism to the largest mammal requires water as a basic necessity for it’s very existence. Each drop holds survival, distilled into it’s purest essence. Ours is the beautiful blue planet, with much of it’s surface covered in water — but 97% of the worlds H2O is salt water, with only a precious 3% comprised of fresh water — and we haven’t always acted as diligent guardians to this often overlooked asset.

We think of water as an infinite resource in the context of natural water cycles. We learn in school that water continuously repeats the process of evaporation, rainfall, rivers, ocean and back up to the skies again, but a changing climate, and human activity are dramatically altering water patterns. Increasing demand for water from growing population and industrialisation, and the globally expanding middle class make water the true Blue Gold: a resource the scarcity of which is causing an increasing amount of global conflict.



The necessity for water has always steered the course of impressively bounding human evolution, while causing it’s share of power struggle and disaster. From the masterful irrigation systems of the Ancient Egyptians to the revolutionary Aqueducts and sewer systems of the Romans, water has allowed human development to bloom. In this sense, the pure liquid is our gateway to health, hygiene and prosperity. The ancient Mayan empire fell when drought struck the central Americas, and conflict over the diversion of rivers is a repeated battle woven into the history of our species.

While this invaluable resource has been ever-bound to the fate of humanity, a new scale of threat is now wielding heavy blows. It is estimated that by 2025, roughly 1.8 billion people will live in areas burdened by water scarcity, with two-thirds of the world’s population living in water-stressed regions. If current trends of water usage are continued, accompanied by population increases and upward social mobility, the world will have only 60 percent of the water it needs by 2030. Unlike the oil crisis — with renewable energy sources on the rise — to water there are no alternatives. No alternatives, certainly, but potential solutions to be explored. What is clear is that protecting what precious water we have, and carefully managing this life-giving resource are vital to avoiding spiralling war over water.

An Environmental Impact


Staggeringly, roughly 70% of global freshwater is already used in agriculture. The demand for water calls more and more for the draining of subterranean reserves, which precariously cannot be accurately measured. The decline of groundwater levels is exacerbated by increasingly unstable climates — drought creates scarcity, while extreme rain-fall events contribute to erosion. Automotive transport pollutes cloud water, while agriculture pollutes groundwater, and industrial production leads to the contamination of both. Tragically, some 60% of the world’s wetlands are now polluted, and water borne disease trumps both war and malaria as a global killer.

Despite these challenges, optimism is still there to find. Advancements in water treatment and distribution, alongside growing awareness, had allowed many to gain access to improved drinking water sources. We will be tested, however, in water-stressed nations such as China, where 20 percent of the world’s population reside, with only 7 percent of is water.

The Blue Gold Rush


In the wake of increasing water demand, a global water grab is underway. From ownership of water rights, and the land where water concentrates, to dominance of services and utilities, the water which makes our lives possible is continuously coming under new ownership. Not only the resources, but the technologies that will allow unusable water to become usable — and sellable — are booming business.

Mega-banks such as Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, Citigroup, Barclays and Allianz are consolidating their hold on the globe’s water, while the world’s wealthiest such as the Bush family, Li Ka-shing of Hong Kong and the Pickens family are acquiring vast swathes of the most prime real-estate the planet has to offer in terms of aquifers and lakes, alongside shares in water engineering and technology companies the world over. Goldman Sachs referred to water as “the petroleum for the next century”, and so we see something that was once a basic fundamental become a big-business commodity on a dizzying scale. Critical water infrastructure, and the rights to the resource offer rapidly expanding investment potential.

Solutions At Hand


Challenges stand between ensuring the right to that clean, cool glass of drinking water and the world’s population, but innovation is providing technological solutions to redress the damage environmental changes and water miss-management can cause. Water-efficiency technologies and products, from low flow shower heads and dual flush systems to implementation of aquaponics and hydroponics in agriculture make water use more efficient.

Huge investments are being made in desalination technology, which poses to make the out-of-reach 97% of the world’s salt water a viable resource. The tech is hugely promising, but requires large amounts of energy, and so goes hand in hand with solving the planet’s clean energy crisis. Increasing regulation such as that imposed on produced water — the water that results as a by-product of the oil and gas industries — and ballast-water from the shipping industry which historically destabilised ecosystems as non-native life within ballast tanks was dumped far from it’s point of origin, each serve to improve global water standards, when effectively enforced.


Improvements in the application of tech, from water reuse and membrane technologies to ultraviolet (UV) disinfection, alongside the broader adoption of point-of-use treatment systems contribute to accessible and safe water. A watchful eye must be maintained on water utilities, whether private or publicly owned. The debate continues: should water be a commodity, or a basic human right? Wherever you stand on the issue, what is certain is that increasing awareness and careful management will be necessary for a secure and healthful future. As blood pumps through our veins, the rivers and estuaries of the world are our planets own life-giving veins, and the priority of their protection may just be the next great human cause.

A Holistic View Of Health, Wealth And Prosperity

The team behind GRAYLL take a holistic view on the components that make up a life of true prosperity. They make it their mission to have a finger on the pulse of global investment trends and latest cutting edge AI technology, so that investors can participate in the markets passively. They aim to deliver greater access to financial freedom, as well as freedom to spend time doing what really matters; all the while, forging a climate of curiosity when it comes to the values and lifestyle hacks that enable users to live their best lives.

The world's greatest problem-solvers, forecasters, and decision-makers all rely on a set of frameworks and shortcuts that help make decisions and separate good ideas from bad. They're called mental models, and you can find them by scouring dense textbooks on psychology, physics, economics, and more.
OR, you can just read Super Thinking, a fun, illustrated guide to the most useful mental models. Check out the full list of mental models here.


There are a few chapters available:

Chapter 1: Being Wrong Less
Solving problems without bias, including models such as arguing from first principles, the third story, premature optimization, and confirmation bias.

Chapter 2: Anything That Can Go Wrong, Will
Avoiding unintended consequences, including models such as Goodhart's law, the precautionary principle, preserving optionality, and principal-agent problems.

Chapter 3: Spend Your Time Wisely
Getting the most out of your future, including models such as north star, opportunity cost, present bias, leverage, and the default effect.

Chapter 4: Becoming One with Nature
Adapting and reacting to change, including models such as luck surface area, forcing functions, critical mass, flywheels, and the technology adoption life cycle.

Chapter 5: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics
Making sense of uncertainty, including models such as statistical significance, selection bias, meta-analysis, false positives, and the base rate fallacy.

Chapter 6: Decisions, Decisions
Approaching decision-making, including models such as cost-benefit analysis, decision trees, systems thinking, unknown unknowns, and the discount rate.

Chapter 7: Dealing with Conflict
Managing adversarial situations, including models such as exit strategy, reciprocity, deterrence, containment, dark patterns, and the prisoner's dilemma.

Chapter 8: Unlocking People's Potential
Leading incredible teams, including models such as deliberate practice, imposter syndrome, directly responsible individual, and 10x teams.

Chapter 9: Flex Your Market Power
Creating competitive advantage, including models such as customer development, product/market fit, crossing the chasm, and disruptive innovations.

Do you know if their code has been already published? I'd like to see it, but I can't find anything on Github.   

I was reading the WP. there says that some one with little expirience and little money can use this algorithms. that is amazing if it is true. only practice will tell

u can buy and sell on lobster its all i know 

I just read people with low resources can achieve financial freedom using this ecosystem. Is that right or Did I miss read it? It I read right  how would that be possible?

The cinematic thrill ride Inception captured the imagination of viewers everywhere, as we all joined the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page, and Joseph Gordon Levitt, while their characters delved into the dreams of others. Not only was their intention to discover what their targets were dreaming about, but to actually plant an idea within the sub-conscious— true inception — that would influence their behaviour back in the real world.

Perched on the edge of our cinema seats, this tantalising work of fiction might have seemed like pure science fantasy, but the technology required to delve into our dream experiences is only a little way behind Inception’s mind-blowing story line. A collection of bold neuroscientists working on the cutting edge of pursuing understanding of our inner workings are hacking dream states with impressive success, and it all began with believing in the unbelievable! These scientists were simply unaware that other renowned scientists in the same field were of the opinion it could not be done — that’s the problem with opinions!

A Runaway Concept


One of the doubters that changed his mind and now exclusively focuses on this field is the Israeli neuroscientist — Moran Cerf. He has never been afraid to take on the science behind our wildest imaginings. He was hard at work trying to get a handle on human decision making — big questions such as: do we really have free will, and what drives the decisions we make? He was studying this by exploring the neuron activity of brain surgery patients who volunteered to participate in his studies.

It was 2010, and Cerf answered the phone, groggy from a nap, and mistakenly implied that recording dreams was possible — In theory. Inception had seen it’s big release a few months prior, and the glossy fantasy was at the forefront of everyone’s minds. The BBC interviewer at the other end of the line had triggered a misstep that would grow into a beast of epic proportions!

The next morning, the world’s media was a-buzz with Cerf’s comment, which had magically morphed from a theoretical answer into a concrete reality. His phone blew up as businesses tried to buy into his imaginary tech, spouses asked him to spy on their partner’s dreams, and others pledged to emulate Cerf’s achievements, even though he’d never actually made them. Cerf tried to argue that dream capture was impossible, and eventually gave up answering the phone all together, trying to duck the hype that surrounded his legendary non-adventure.

A Strange Twist In The Story

After months of trying to out-manoeuvre this colossal misunderstanding, Cerf finally got some peace when — bizarrely — the engagement of Prince William and Kate Middleton acted as a golden carrot dazzling enough to squeeze dream-hacking from the collective minds of the baying public. Life went back to normal, and Cerf returned to his work, no longer haunted by a dream, within a dream, within a dream!

That was, until 2013. The BBC were on the phone once again, asking Cerf to comment on recording dreams. Dumbfounded, he was mystified that the BBC was re-awakening the beast, until he heard why they’d taken an interest once again. Cerf was shocked to discover that upon hearing the chinese-whispers of his fictitious work on dream-hacking, Japanese researcher Yukiyasu Kamitani had decided to emulate that which had never existed, and did so with success!

The Details Of The Dream-Scape


Cerf’s mind was blown. He realised that if he’d been more receptive to teasing at the seemingly impossible, the exploration of human dreams might have been achieved far sooner. Rather than dwelling on what had been missed, he joined the quest to explore our dreams, and is now working on projects as sci-fi-esque as: capturing visual recordings of dreams; changing behaviour through manipulation in dream-state; aligning people’s dreams, so they in essence dream the same thing; and most excitingly of all, exploring whether we can learn while dreaming. Who wouldn’t want to learn kung-fu while down for a siesta?

Where Kamitani’s team discovered how to capture visuals from our dreams using fMRI, long-term dream researcher Daniel Oldis is making strides to uncover the rest of what plays out in our minds after counting sheep. Oldis says “This is like the early years of the space race, but in this case, we’re going into the dream space.” His team discovered that, while we are in effect paralysed while we dream, the signals that tell our muscles to move still fire. This allowed him to track the body movement and speech muscle movement of dreamers, which they hope will lead to accurate capture of dream activities in real time, adding greater depth to the decoded visual recordings of our immersed state.

Hacking Our Dreaming, And Waking Minds


The research of Cerf and his peers has shed light on dream hacks such as using scent cues to train dreamers to drop bad habits, and sound cues to train them to remember specific details from the day before with greater clarity. Cerf understands that dreaming is a crucial part of how our brains process and store memory, and that the processes that take place when we sleep are key to human happiness and well-being.

While we unfortunately cannot hack our own dreams using the techniques he applies in the lab, he does conclude that through self observation and awareness we can hack our own minds at home to some extent. Through his research on decision making, Cerf concluded that the narratives we give ourselves about why we make the choices we do are often nothing more than an afterthought when one part of our brain explains the behaviour of another. Far more of our decision making processes take place “under the hood” than we might imagine.

He recommends keeping a decision making diary, to track the choices we make in our daily lives, and their positive or negative outcomes. His research demonstrated that most of us display peak states for optimal decision making, and so tracking and identifying where the hotbed of your peak state lies — whether it’s in the morning, or the evening; whether it’s when you’re hungry or satiated — can be a powerful resource for those of us who have important decisions to make. Ultimately, he believes that the better we understand our own inner workings, and the gaps between our self-perception and true inner workings, the further we will be able to push towards our potential.

The Dream Behind GRAYLL


The team behind this game-changing App know that when we choose not to explore believing in the unbelievable, we impose our own limitations on the world around us. GRAYLL offers the opportunity for first-time or seasoned investors with any volume of capital achieve above-average returns, and was created with the clear vision of helping users to live in freedom and prosperity. Each step we take towards mastering our own potential, be it through increased self-awareness, or choosing to think big rather than staying small is in line with the GRAYLL ethos. Almost anything is possible as long as we can first truly believe it, so — even knowing that one day others may be able to peer into what you come up with — dare to dream ambitiously!

As said few times already, not yet launched.. Don't worry, we will make an announcement everywhere when it is done!  the core of the app is developed, now it is time for the fine tunnings and the envelope that covers it.

October is here. Any news about the app? Suppose it should be ready at any moment as you promised. The waiting is ending 😁😁😁

u have to prove it bro myself hold  some GRX tokens

Woah, nice post about the memory hahaha, I'm learning more about the mind than when I was in the School hahaha!. Anyways, guys, October is already here, any probable date for app launch? I'm anxious to test the algorithms.

amazing BTT topics
Well, when I have time to spend I would choose to read your articles guys!

The Untapped Potential Of The Mind

Competitors at the World Memory Championship perform incredible feats such as memorising hundreds of numbers, images and words in sequence. These memory sports competitors may appear to achieve the impossible, but they use some nifty tricks and know-how to achieve these mind blowing examples of memory retention with relatively normal brain matter. Our ability to accurately record information can be revved up by knowing that connecting what we want to remember with an emotion, a location or a story will improve our ability to retrieve it. Flexing our memory muscles also strengthens our ability to apply it, as was discovered in a study of London cab drives, whose hippocampi actually grew as they undertook the discipline of memorising all 25,000 of London’s sprawling city streets.

Using mnemonics, such as creating a story to tie together items on a list can offer a powerful assist. Remembering the sequence “dog”, “banana”, “shoe”, and “police man” might seem challenging until we visualise a smartly dressed dog slipping on a banana, only to have his shoe fly off and hit the head of a police man! Memory masters also draw on a concept referred to as the memory palace. This doesn’t have to be as glamorous as it sounds, as the basic premise is that by constructing sequential associations within a the imagined form of familiar environment, which might be our favourite theme park or our home town, we are more likely to retain that specific memory.


It is also useful to know that memories associated with our current state are more accessible. When experiencing something sad, we are primed to access other sad memories, and when experiencing something happy, we are able to draw up positive memories more effectively. This also appears to be the case in relation to our hormonal state. The environment within our body — be it flush with stress hormones or awash with serotonin and dopamine after a vigorous hike with someone we care about — impacts our ability to draw stored memories to mind.

Why The Limitations?

We begin to trace the fallibility of our memories when we realise that the same regions of our brain fire both when we recall moments from our past, and when we think about something entirely imaginary. Our brains perform these two tasks in parallel, and intertwine the two in such a way that we are unlikely to register. As we gain new experiences and insights our brain re-analyses stored data, and each time we recall a memory, it will likely evolve into something slightly — or entirely — new as we splice in connected bits and pieces from other memories, or even a TV show we watched during a bout of insomnia.
This sounds like a major flaw in our wiring. How can we trust ourselves to make strong life decisions when our ability to recollect is so patchy? During her study of memory, neuroscientist Donna Rose Addis identified that this neural plasticity helps us out in a specific way. Our brain’s capacity to mash together memory and imaginings allows us to trouble-shoot our futures, by playing out and testing scenarios in our minds in preparation for taking on our next adventure.


Improving Our Memories, While Knowing Our Limits

Recognising that our memories are not a high fidelity record of our past, but more of a self-made mix-tape of evolving recollections is hugely valuable when it comes to forging a path towards personal and financial advancement. We can use this knowledge to our advantage by acting to reinforce and protect our memories by practising self-care in the form of adequate sleep, nutrition and limited alcohol intake. We can also vastly improve our memory through meditation and active stimulation. As we do this we would also be wise to acknowledge the way our minds work with the goal of making better life decisions.

When it comes to our own consciousness, knowing that human recall, and thus decision making, can be launched from foundations of unknown origin makes the rise of applied Artificial Intelligence an exciting prospect, as we use machine learning to circumnavigate human error. This is a fundamental for the GRAYLL team, working to launch an A.I. driven App that will facilitate digital investments for any user, regardless of their financial means or understanding of trading and digital asset investing.


For the memory-buff, the new generation of digital investment’s Blockchain systems and Distributed Ledger Technologies hold great appeal because of the immutable and transparent way that transactions are recorded. So, perhaps a balance lies ready to be struck between using modern technologies to side-step our limitations, and free-up our time to focus on applying our minds to the valuable experiences of our lives. After all, the positive memories that we create are the ones that will truly stay with us in the end.