Who is in-charge?– from the perspective of Bees and Blockchains | by Deepak | Medium

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The moment we get in the group, one of the first questions to be heard is “Who’s in-charge?” This is a question only for human minds to ponder, while in the meantime honey bees will be busy making their hives, instinctively. Probably, the spiders use similar instincts to weave an indivisible web where every part of the web is connected to every other part. The spiders web is much like our modern-day web , which the future generations, might only know through 3-letters; www. While internet created a new real manifestation of such membrane, the more recent concept of Block-chain harnesses the potential of connection and collaboration among decentralized entities to make the question, “who is incharge?” redundant. Is collective intelligence the new mantra in the age of internet and Block-chain, or was it always there and we are just now realizing the potential? Karl von Frisch (1886–1982) said, “The bee’s life is like a magic well: the more you draw from it, the more it fills with water”.

5 min read Aug 2, 2018 -- Press enter or click to view image in full size The nature of web; Photo by Jez Timms and Joel Filipe on Unsplash The moment we get in the group, one of the first questions to be heard is “Who’s in-charge?” This is a question only for human minds to ponder, while in the meantime honey bees will be busy making their hives, instinctively. Probably, the spiders use similar instincts to weave an indivisible web where every part of the web is connected to every other part. The spiders web is much like our modern-day web , which the future generations, might only…

Who is in-charge?– from the perspective of Bees and Blockchains | by Deepak | Medium

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