Artificial Intelligence plays a role of a consultant in helping the user navigate and suggesting the product of interest on the site to increase the likelihood of a purchase. As per Mckinsky’s data, 35% of Amazon’s and 75% of Netflix's revenue comes from personalized products. Many startups and businesses have finally adapted the “Recommended for You” mantra.

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Excessive thinking isn't bad at all like everything else is used in moderation and things,  but excessive thinking brings “self-consuming thoughts” and so-called civilized people have increasingly become crazy and self-destructive.

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There’s a huge dominance of data on the internet that is impacting the lives of every individual and due to this there’s a need to have certain control over privacy and this has brought the calling for Internet decentralization. In this episode, I’ll be talking about the third version of the internet WEB 3.0. Why every major tech company is trying to enter into this world of WEB 3.0 and how will it revolutionize everything.

Since most of us are running behind the fast results and they think to achieve it is by trying to stay as productive as possible but there is a lot of problems that comes in. 

I don't even care when I'll be reaching my goal because my journey is what motivates me!!!

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Observation is something we often do instinctively. For example, it helps us decide whether it’s safe to cross the road or to determine if cupcakes are ready to come out of the oven? Observation is more than simply noticing something. It involves perception (becoming aware of something by means of the senses) and the recognition of the subject’s importance or significance. Standing on a roadside, our eyes tell us cars are quickly approaching. Prior knowledge warns us that stepping in front of a car is dangerous, so we wait until the road is clear.

The pseudonym of a serial killer who operated in northern California from at least the late 1960s to the early 1970s. The unidentified killer originated the name in a series of taunting letters and cards sent to the Bay Area press along with the cipher codes to mock the investigators.