I’m a firm believer in technology and the power it has to make our world a better place. This little video I ran into highlights a new product that promises to harness the power of the Internet by bringing together our numerous Internet devices, making them like one for a faster, more powerful connection experience. Indiegogo advertises the benefits will be better, clearer Skype calls, faster downloads of HD movies from Netflix, the ability to combine your Internet connection with your neighbors to get a huge boost in Internet speed for both of you. The video and web page promise some amazing things and in my mind it all falls under the heading of Faster, Smaller, Cheaper, Better.
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Right off the top this product may not seem to connect the dots for producing a cleaner, healthier environment but I’m a firm believer that it will be technology that keep our planet habitable. The faster we can accesses information and INSPIRATION, the quicker we can make decisions about important issues facing our water, our air , our forests, our wildlands, our city parks and the future livability of planet earth for our children. I can count on one hand how many movies I’ve watched on a big screen TV so that’s not the benefit I’m excited about.
Visit PBI’s Tundra Connection web site to see the amazing list of web casts highlighting the arctic and the animals that call the Arctic home such as the polar bear..
No…. for me it will be the ability to get photos, video, scientific data and other information out to those who want to know. The ability to stream significant programing such as that Polar Bears International is doing right this very moment from Tundra Connection on the shores of Hudson Bay. This is where technology can shine and I believe it will leave the world a better place. Check the folks out at Indiegogo. Help make the world a better place and at the same time be able to download inspiring programming such as the film below titled David Versus Monsanto. Read more about David Versus Monsanto in an earlier Blog post.