Topic: Why We Need Women In Blockchain - page 3. (Read 15186 times)

Good idea. I shall create a wallet called 'Center' and a ERC20 token called 'Humble Credit'...

 

^^^ You should really give yourself more humble credit, and move over to the center.

Obviously, since we are both not brain dead leftists, we understand the concept of a context, and replying to someone greatly in need of a joyful guidance toward The Light...
If I may, the question should be more about the original poster and their total lack of participation in the thread they created. But what do I know. I am but a humble simpleton noob on bitcointalk...

 

Well for me women is more specific and more accurate in each thing they venture so having woman here will give fhe crypto and blockchain more competence than all man gang.but this was only my thoughts  since all of us has their own outviews in regards the equality of different genders

I attended a women in blockchain conference today and I will say it is interesting the perspective they bring to the space versus men.

Women tend to see how can we make tech easier and more readily able to adopt while men over engineer something and expect everyone to be on their level of understanding

Since you can't find even one person that is equal to another person, anywhere, why would you think that women should be equal to men? Or don't you?

Women In Blockchain... 49K subs.

We have a Women In Blockchain Winner, literally:     Twitter: @blockchainchick   

So... Before the invention of the Blockchain women were not equal to men?

Dipping their hands or their brain?

Another answer to that is, women by engaging in blockchain technology made themselves equal with men in this matter because we have this notion that these things like, blockchain, cryptocurrency and tradings are the things for men, if women breaks this notion by dipping their hands into these then that signifies equality with men in this matter.

Women In Blockchain...

I have not seen that to be true at all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEBWtbhq0Ts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqbScnkmf0s

only 18,455 for this one....

^^^ Give a monkey a typewriter, and he's bound to type a word sometime. You are going to find a few anomalies among everything, even women... a few who understand the blockchain.

Only 13252 views for this Women in Blockchain masterpiece? What a shame! We can do better!

Women in blockchain is a must in my opinion, because they find it hard to understand it and when they've learned and understood it perfectly they'll easily master it. As we're in need of the technology to grow and spread around women's contribution is required in large scale. Right now the ratio of women in blockchain and cryptocurrency usage seems to be around 15:100.

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Women in Blockchain...

I don't know about that thread. I never visit off topic, unless I am forced to when my thread is moved over there.
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This is the disease I am describing. Crypto is a bet on the future, on moving forward. The concept of Crypto is anathema to intersectionality. The author from the OP needs to destroy its host, the Crypto world from within, just like a cancer.

The same thing happened to Linux. SJW Attack on the Linux Kernel. Look it up.

I just hope the Bitcointalk Gods will keep an eye on this threat. Again, the OP does not care about 'women in blockchain'.

You just described the "Flat Earth" thread over in the Off Topic section.

I see women in Blockchain...

The mental disease called intersectionality doesn't care about men, does't care about women. No it doesn't care about anyone in a 'spectrum' either.
Its ultimate goal is the auto destruction of the human race, no less. It is a very cleaver and stealthy virus... No wars. No bombs needed.

First step: Destroy God.
Second step: Replace God with 'Reason'.
Third step: Destroy 'Reason'.
Forth step: Replace 'Reason' with Clown World Honk Honk!