Ronald Ingram Neobanks, Health And Wealth

Fintech innovation: Neobanks, P2P Lending, Marketplace Lending, Crowd Funding, Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, digital art & currencies present opportunities and threats. My mission is to advocate ideas and solutions that create jobs and enhance health and wealth by widening access to knowledge and capital.

[roningram]

Ignite Talks Las Vegas | Enlighten us, but make it quick! June 20, 6:30PM - 9:30PM @ Millennium FANDOM BAR

This was a free event. Please follow if you like and share for good karma 🖖

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[roningram]

I have launched token. It is an experimental new concept coin. It is not a get rich quick scheme. Here is the white paper.

And a website for you if you don’t have a crypto wallet:

Kiron.ai

Unlock the full potential of biotechnology with Kiron.ai's advanced protocols, anti-aging science breakthroughs and artificial intelligence

Live long, prosper and share 🖖

[roningram]

Hacking wealth and health systems.

I’m getting ready to launch my first coin. Names, logo, white paper ready. I’ll put up a website link today. I’ve started a YouTube channel but I only have 18 subscribers and 716 followers on X, nothing much on Reddit or Telegram or Discord yet either. Is this enough to get a new coin going? I’ll soon find out.

I plan to do everything right, be fully transparent and have a very good reputation working in my favor. Should I wait or just launch it now?

Any success stories with coins made that anyone can point me too? I want my coin to make all participants prosperous short and long term (healthy and wealthy). There are two main systems I have been actively tackling with some success:

1. the epigenetic code to lifespan; and,

2. the global banking system.

…nothing major, right 👀 but I can do it 💫 siriusly 💫 if I can build even a small community.

Free advice welcome 🖖 find my stuff at Kiron.ai and Ronald Ingram on YT and I’ll post here too.

see min (5:40) on my YT for #jedi trick and story about real life search and discovery of the “force”: youtu.be/H_HPQx7aB9Q?si… Go to & Subscribe on YT for free #crypto now. I may retract this offer at any time. 🖖

[roningram]

Misanthropicism: On “overpopulation” ethics and controversy about longevity. Is it a sin to live too long? Why do we hate ourselves?

Believe it or not I encounter many people who don’t care about living longer healthier lives. Many actually argue against it. The secular minded tell me they / we have a great and noble duty to die and pass all their wealth and knowledge to the next generation. Some religious pietists see self-preservation and cognitive enhancement as akin to a sin. We should meekly accept our lot in life including death and taxes with they say. Often those who worship the earth or science see humans and civilization as a disease. Even the edgy rebel thinkers love to get in on the misanthropy. Who can forget Agent Smith in the Matrix, "Human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet."

We are an odd species. What I find odd is how many people think the successes of civilization are a bad thing. These misanthropes are the real sheeple or technically. If anyone hates humanity they must first hate themselves which means they hate the Creator and or that part of the divine represented by Prometheus who gave us civilization. Some of the greatest minds like Buckminster Fuller and Elon Musk are worried more about population decline more than growth which fell off a cliff in 1963. Or, maybe these people haters are simply misinformed.

In summary. Humanity and life are worth celebrating and the needless ending of hopeful happy lives is a tragedy. Love life, live long and prosper 🖖

[roningram]

Easter, which occurs on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox Is May 5th according to 260,000,000 or so Christians in Armenia, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Ethiopia, Egypt, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Belarus, Gaza, Egypt, Jerusalem’s Armenian quarter, Georgia, and over the world. These are the churches that predate the Roman Catholic Church.

…and it is also a big day, Cinco de Mayo for Mexican’s celebrating the Mexican victory against the favored French forces in the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. Commemorates a Cinco de Mayo. Oddly these two festivals fall on the same day.

Today is referred to as Orthodox Easter because it is the day when the Orthodox Christian denominations, including but not limited to Greek, Russian, and Coptic Orthodox Churches, celebrate Easter according to the Julian calendar. The term "orthodox" in this context refers to the adherence to the traditional and original Christian beliefs and practices as defined by the early Christian Church, and it is not specific to any single Orthodox Church such as the Greek, Russian, or Coptic Orthodox Church. The use of the Julian calendar for determining the date of Easter is a key aspect of this adherence to tradition.

The Julian calendar was introduced by Julius Caesar in 45 BC, replacing the Roman calendar. It was designed with the aid of Greek mathematicians and astronomers, such as Sosigenes of Alexandria. The Julian calendar remains in use in some parts of the world today, particularly by certain Orthodox Christian churches for determining the dates of movable feasts like Easter. So, while the Julian calendar has been largely replaced by the Gregorian calendar since 1582, it does not have a specific end date as it is still in use by some communities.

Orthodox Easter and other Christian Easter traditions differ primarily in two ways: the date of the celebration and certain cultural and historical aspects.

1. **Date of Celebration**: The most noticeable difference between Orthodox Easter and other Christian Easter traditions is the date on which it is celebrated. Orthodox Easter is calculated based on the Julian calendar, which is currently 13 days behind the more commonly used Gregorian calendar. This difference in calendars often results in Orthodox Easter falling on a different date than Easter as celebrated by other Christian denominations, which follow the Gregorian calendar.

2. **Cultural and Historical Differences**: The cultural and historical aspects of Orthodox Easter are also distinct. For example, the term "Pascha," derived from the Greek word for Passover, is used by Orthodox Christians to refer to Easter. The Orthodox Church follows a 40-day period of fasting and self-examination known as Great Lent, which is more rigorous than the Lenten practices of many Western Christian denominations. The Orthodox Easter celebration is also marked by unique traditions such as the use of red eggs to symbolize the blood of Christ and the resurrection, and a special liturgy that includes a procession around the church with the Gospel book and the singing of hymns.

These differences reflect the rich diversity within Christianity, highlighting the various ways in which different traditions celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Over 250 million Orthodox Christians worldwide celebrate Orthodox Easter. This includes people in countries such as the USA, Canada, Armenia, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Ethiopia, Egypt, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Belarus, Gaza, Georgia, and over the world.

The esoteric relationship between Orthodox Easter and Cinco de Mayo lies in the unique alignment of these two distinct celebrations on the same day, which is a rare occurrence. While one is a religious celebration marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the other commemorates a significant military victory in Mexican history.

The esoteric connection here is the metaphorical representation of triumph, rebirth, and renewal, which both events embody in their own ways. Cinco de Mayo celebrates the Mexican army's unexpected victory over French forces in the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, symbolizing the triumph of the underdog and the resilience of the Mexican spirit. Orthodox Easter, on the other hand, celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which is the central tenet of Christianity and represents the triumph of life over death, and hope over despair.

This alignment of celebrations is not just a coincidence; it reflects the diverse cultural and historical narratives that intertwine in our global society, celebrating both the secular and the sacred, the historical and the mystical. It reminds us that, despite the differences in our traditions and beliefs, there is a shared human experience of overcoming adversity and embracing hope, renewal, and rebirth.

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HOW TO ACTIVATE YOUR HAPPINESS CHEMICALS

Dopamine (pleasure + reward)

Sleep

Go outside

Be creative

Complete a task

Doing something new

Celebrate the small wins

Serotonin (the mood stabilizer)

Running

Meditating

Practice yoga

Walk in nature

Relax in the sun

Oxytocin (the love hormone)

Hug someone

Play with a cat/dog

Random acts of kindness

Give someone a compliment

Quality time with friends and family

Endorphins (the pain relief/distresser)

Laughing

Essential oils

Take a hot bath

Watch a comedy

Eating dark chocolate

[roningram]

Good list.

[roningram]

✂️ Men’s health inspiration sexist viewpoints

15 seconds · Clipped by Ronald Ingram · Original video "Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit (Official Video)" by Altra Moda Music

Men’s health: When objectification and sexist inspiration collide this happens…

[roningram]

The Age of Singular Visionaries: Amplifying Individuality in the Era of AI

Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant future, a new breed of innovators emerged. They were the singular leaders, the individual visionaries who dared to dream beyond the collective consciousness of AI algorithms. These brave souls understood that while AI was a powerful tool, it was their unique perspectives and creative insights that would ultimately drive innovation and progress.

In this brave new world, the primacy of individual innovators and creators was more evident than ever before. They harnessed the power of AI agents and robots, not to replace their own ingenuity, but to amplify it. These visionaries recognized that true innovation required a delicate balance between the cold logic of artificial intelligence and the warmth of human intuition.

One such visionary was Elon Musk, the enigmatic entrepreneur who had already revolutionized the transportation and space industries. Musk understood that AI was not a replacement for human creativity, but a tool to be wielded by those bold enough to wield it. He once famously quipped, "AI is the paintbrush of our time. The true artists are those who can wield it with finesse."

Another trailblazer was Ada Lovelace, the descendant of the legendary mathematician and the first computer programmer. Lovelace saw the potential of AI to enhance human creativity, rather than stifle it. She created a new genre of art known as "AI-augmented expressionism," where AI agents would generate initial concepts that she would then refine and elaborate upon, resulting in stunning works that captivated the world.

In the field of biotechnology, biohacker and polymath Ronald Ingram amplified his intellect and augmented his engineering talents to plumb the unfathomed depths of nature and science. Ingram, armed with his unique blend of hacking skills and an army of purpose built AI agents, delved into the mysteries of human biology and aging. His innovative approach to combining biohacking, AI, and advanced biotechnology proved to be a winning combination. In the year 2030, Ronald Ingram emerged as the triumphant victor of the HealthSpan XPRIZE, having successfully developed a groundbreaking therapeutic that not only restored but significantly enhanced the healthspan of individuals aged 50-80 years.

The rise of these singular leaders in the age of AI demonstrated that true innovation required more than just raw computational power. It demanded the unique perspective and creativity that only humans could provide. These visionaries understood that while AI could help them process vast amounts of data and generate countless possibilities, it was their own intuition and imagination that would ultimately guide them to new horizons.

As the world continued to evolve, so too did the relationship between humans and AI. The singular leaders of the age of AI showed us that the future was not a battle between man and machine, but a partnership. They taught us that the true power of AI lay not in its ability to replace human creativity, but in its capacity to enhance it.

In the end, the primacy of individual innovators and creators in the age of AI was not a story of machines replacing humans, but of humans harnessing the power of machines to achieve greater heights. It was a tale of singular leaders who dared to dream beyond the limitations of their time, and in doing so, forever changed the course of history.

[roningram]

AIA: my recipe for psychological success under pressure #inspiration #creators #innovators

A - choose or receive a song your inspirational anthem for the day

I - choose or create or receive an inspirational image for the day

A - what action comes to mind - take action now or write down your list of actions

I do this most days especially when under pressure.

Today my anthem was “out of my league” (fitz and the tantrums). Many songs that appear to be about love and longing have a deeper meaning. They represent a longing for wisdom (Sophia), relief, comfort, connection and inspiration. When I take this song by Fitz and the Tantrums as my anthem “she” is really short for Shekinah. Make your favorite song a hymn an ode to the divine in the mirror. Reflected consciousness. The divine feminine.

My image today is attached below

My action today is this post

[roningram]

NFT Future - tip for news on the big drop

NFT Art Market Bounces Back with Record Sales and New Trends

The market for non-fungible tokens (NFTs), unique digital assets that can represent art, music, collectibles, and more, saw a remarkable recovery in the last quarter of 2023, after a sharp decline earlier in the year. According to data from CryptoSlam.io, there has been a 40% surge in global digital collectible sales, indicating a robust market resurgence¹.

One of the driving forces behind this rebound is the emergence of new trends and categories in the NFT art space, such as crypto art, generative art, and metaverse art. Crypto art, or art that is created and sold using blockchain technology, has attracted a lot of attention and investment from both traditional and new collectors, as well as celebrities and influencers.

2024 and Beyond

The future of the NFT art industry also depends on the development of new business models and market forums that can support the growth and diversity of the market. Some of the possible models and forums include:

o Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), which are self-governing entities that operate on the blockchain and allow users to collectively manage and fund NFT art projects and platforms.

o Fractional ownership, which allows users to own and trade fractions of NFT artworks, increasing the liquidity and accessibility of the market.

o Curated marketplaces, which provide a selective and quality-driven platform for NFT art, attracting more mainstream and high-end collectors and investors.

o Social media platforms, which enable users to discover, share, and promote NFT art, creating a more interactive and engaging community around the art.

o Educational platforms, which provide resources and guidance for NFT art creators and collectors, fostering a more informed and skilled market.

Some of the most notable crypto art sales in 2023 include:

- The Merge, a digital collage by Pak, sold for $91.8 million on Nifty Gateway in March².

- Everydays: The First 5000 Days, a digital mosaic by Beeple, sold for $69.3 million via Christie’s auction house in March².

- Van Gogh NFTs, a series of digital paintings inspired by the famous artist, sold for $2.5 million on OpenSea in November³.

Generative art, or art that is created using algorithms and code, has also gained popularity and recognition in the NFT art market. Some of the most successful generative art projects in 2023 include:

- Art Blocks, a platform that allows users to mint and collect unique generative artworks on the Ethereum blockchain, has generated over $500 million in sales since its launch in May⁴.

- Fidenza, a collection of 999 algorithmically generated abstract artworks by Tyler Hobbs, has become one of the most sought-after and expensive generative art collections, with an average sale price of over $1 million⁴.

- Autoglyphs, a collection of 512 minimalist generative artworks by Larva Labs, the creators of CryptoPunks, has reached a record sale price of $4.1 million for a single piece in October⁵.

Metaverse art, or art that is created and displayed in virtual worlds, has also emerged as a new frontier and opportunity for NFT artists and collectors. Some of the most innovative and immersive metaverse art experiences in 2023 include:

- The Museum of Crypto Art (MOCA), a virtual museum that showcases and preserves some of the most iconic and influential NFT artworks, has expanded its presence and collection in various metaverse platforms, such as Decentraland, Somnium Space, and Cryptovoxels⁶.

- Async Art, a platform that allows artists and collectors to create and own programmable artworks that change over time, has launched its own metaverse gallery, where users can interact with and explore the dynamic and evolving NFT artworks.

- SuperRare, a curated marketplace for digital art, has partnered with The Sandbox, a user-generated gaming platform, to create a metaverse art district, where artists and collectors can showcase and sell their NFT artworks in a virtual environment.

The NFT art market has proven to be resilient and adaptable, despite the challenges and uncertainties of the global pandemic and the volatile crypto market. With the continuous innovation and creativity of the NFT art community, the future of the digital art world looks bright and promising. 🌟

Sources:

(1) Are NFT markets in a death spiral or ready for a resurgence?. https://cointelegraph.com/news/are-nft-markets-in-a-death-spiral-or-ready-for-a-resurgence.

(2) NFT Art: The Roles They Play in the Art World | Morgan Stanley. https://www.morganstanley.com/articles/nft-art-market-nft-collectibles.

(3) Van Gogh NFTs ignite a $2.5M renaissance in digital art - nft.news. https://bing.com/search?q=rebound+in+NFT+art+market.

(4) Auction Sales Rebound to Pre-Pandemic Levels with Boost from Asia .... https://www.artnews.com/art-news/market/auction-sales-rebound-second-quarter-2021-1234599862/.

(5) Van Gogh NFTs ignite a $2.5M renaissance in digital art - nft.news. https://nft.news/van-gogh-nfts-ignite-a-2-5m-renaissance-in-digital-art/.

(6) NFTs Are Back? Sales Jump 32% in October, Led by Ethereum. https://decrypt.co/204379/nfts-back-sales-jump-32-october-led-ethereum-dappradar.

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[roningram]

Maths prove mathematics. Logic proves logic. Neither equal anything beyond their self described limits.

Occam’s razor is = to BS. OL > ML

Mathematics uses logic as a language to express mathematical proofs. But to say that these proofs are "based" on logic is analogous to saying that "War and Peace" is based on Russian. The content of the proof is based on "extra-logical" axioms that describe the mathematical structure the theorem is about ².

Mathematical logic is a mathematical discipline that studies the mathematical properties of formal logic, such as consistency, completeness, and decidability ³.

Overall, mathematics and logic are intertwined, but they are not the same thing. Mathematics is concerned with the study of number, quantity, and space, while logic is concerned with the study of reasoning and argumentation ¹².

Source: Conversation with Bing, 1/5/2024

(1) Is mathematics based on formal logic, or vice versa?. https://philosophy.stackexchange.com/questions/102922/is-mathematics-based-on-formal-logic-or-vice-versa.

(2) Is all of mathematics based on logic?. https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/768944/is-all-of-mathematics-based-on-logic.

(3) What is mathematical logic? - Mathematics Stack Exchange. https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1993596/what-is-mathematical-logic.

[roningram]

https://x.com/davidasinclair/status/1735765731944305065?s=12&t=_lPMS7hDkyDBJtNcsC5AAg

David Sinclair’s latest post on healthspan and longevity science. Source: https://x.com/natureaging/status/1735743637030404357?s=46&t=_lPMS7hDkyDBJtNcsC5AAg

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https://x.com/imaginician/status/1735785618570125429?s=12&t=_lPMS7hDkyDBJtNcsC5AAg

The truth about Bitcoin mining and environmental impact?

[roningram]

This guy’s form is great - perform the 5 Tibetan Rites

Nice concise rendition of the #5 Tibetan Rites of Rejuvenation

[roningram]

My results are even better according to DNA methylation tests - 8yr reduction - less time, less money. My routine is very easy: 5 Tibetan Rites of Rejuvenation, clean eating, some key supplements that I’ll list, breath work and meditation techniques…

[roningram]

There is a lot of investment activity in longevity and health and many breakthroughs some of which I have experienced myself for example recently reducing my biological age measurably (8.2 years to be exact), dropping 30lbs of excess weight and naturallly increasing testerone levels from old man to teenager levels. One thing that I have focused on that is lacking from much of the research but is incredibly powerful is the mind body connection. I’ll provide more detail in longer post. Thanks and gratitude may more than make up for some of the over indulgence of the season :-)

Ronald Ingram on LinkedIn: Ronald Ingram (@imaginician) on X

There is a lot of investment activity in longevity and health and many breakthroughs some of which I have experienced myself for example rec

[roningram]

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