TCAST: The Future of Data & AI

Can bad ideas spread like a virus? Are we susceptible to making the wrong decisions? What separates us from the radicalists that terrorize society today?

As it turns out, not much. 

Today’s guest, Andy Norman, takes us through a comprehensive introduction on cognitive immunology. This is an emerging science of the mind that looks into how people start sliding down the slippery slope to fake news, misinformation, and disinformation in today’s post-truth society.

Understanding Today’s “Infection of the Brain”

According to Andy Norman, the average flat earther is extremely gullible in certain respects but also hypercritical in others.

Their train of thought begins with this vague idea that the world may truly be flat and that everybody else is just intentionally misinterpreting the truth. Since not everyone is educated to fact-check and test ideas in the right way, they start going down a rabbit hole of YouTube videos and conspiracy websites. 

They become increasingly intrigued by the feeling that they’re in on this big secret. As a result, they start isolating themselves in echo chambers of their own making. Soon they have an airtight community of fellow believers who believe in the same sentiments they do—and we are the ones looking in.

These people have hardly done due diligence and they are feeding off of incredibly unreliable information. In this sense, the mind has become “infected” with bad ideas, and these ideas spread like parasites.

If we want humanity to evolve for the better, we need to strengthen our immune systems so that we are not vulnerable to these parasites. While it will eventually call for systemic change to address how our perspectives are largely shaped by the way we grew up, we can only kickstart this on a personal level.

Bringing Back the Socratic Method

To better equip humanity against all the fake news and misinformation, Andy Norman suggests bringing back the Socratic Method. This is a method of learning which focuses on a dialogue between teachers and students, furthered by the teacher continually asking probing questions. The constant questioning is an effort to explore the underlying beliefs that shape the student’s views and opinions.

In many ways, this is a good technique to engage in dialogue with others who do not have the same mindset as you do. Today, there are so many different world views and perspectives. Amidst this, it may become difficult to reach out to one another because we are afraid of coming across as offensive, insensitive, or dismissive. Conversely, it may also be difficult for people to reach out when we start considering our ideas as a part of who we are.

Our ideas of how to view the world should be fluid, and held only within the boundaries of reason. It is when we convince ourselves that we need to defend ideas to an absolute value that we turn into radicalists, which exist on both sides of all spectrums: politically, religiously, and socially. 

Approaching from a Place of Understanding

It’s important to hold your ideas at a distance. Yes, the feeling of being a part of a community can be all-encompassing. Knowing that you are affirmed by others who hold the same ideas can be empowering. But if this is taken too far, it will only serve to isolate you from others.

We can only move forward when we move forward together. The alternative is to accept that we are not our ideas. Our ideas will reach limits, and we must part with them then. We should only entertain ideas within certain bounds while holding true to our values. 

Hold your beliefs loosely. Be ready to part when someone raises a sufficiently good reason, an opportunity to question: is it worth still believing in this idea if it means that holding onto it isolates me from humanity?

Closing Thoughts: Containing the Mental Contagion

Here at TARTLE, we are invested in the evolution of humanity. The next step forward will take data-driven measures at reaching the truth in a post-truth era. With that said, we need to look out for each other and hold ourselves accountable for our ideas.

Ask questions. Help your loved ones reach conclusions. Keep an open mind and be slow to take offense. A line of inquiry is not a personal attack, but an attempt at getting to the bottom of the ideas you hold about yourself, the society, and the world. 

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TCAST is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.

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Share Data. Earn Money. Change Your World. A data marketplace built for humans with humanity in mind. Share Data How the world interacts with data is changing. TARTLE is pioneering how we elevate our control, ownership, and understanding of our data. Earn Money Sell your data simply for USD. Buyers need your help to share your data on the marketplace and they want to pay you for it! Change Your World TARTLE Data Champions everywhere contribute to Big 7 causes that protect our planet. Charitable organizations will use your data and support to create real impact. How TARTLE Works 1. Create an account and answer questions 2. Create an account and link your social profiles on the TARTLE mobile web app. 3. Answer data packets to help buyers understand your data journey. Don’t worry, all data packets are encrypted and can be sold anonymously. 4. Earn Money or Give to Charitable Organizations 5. Connect your PayPal account to receive fiat or generate a cryptocurrency wallet. You can also choose how much of your earnings to donate to your favorite nonprofits and activism groups. 6. Track your earnings over time in the TDEX and watch your earnings impact over time as you populate more data and donate data earnings to causes you care about. What's your data worth? Find out at https://tartle.co/ Share our Facebook Page | https://go.tartle.co/fb Watch our Instagram | https://go.tartle.co/ig Hear us Tweet | https://go.tartle.co/tweet

How much information is too much? Information fatigue is a very real phenomenon, especially when we’re being fed so much on a regular basis. At this point, is it still beneficial for us to receive reports on the state of the world without opportunities to take concrete steps towards changing it?

In this episode, Alexander McCaig and Jason Rigby discuss the urgency of taking action in our deteriorating world.

Walking the Talk

According to Alexander McCaig, modern space satellites and ancient Egyptian mythology shared one thing in common. The sun god Ra was often shown with a hawk head, symbolizing how Ra was constantly the eye in the sky. Modern satellites have a similar design, with a huge “eyeball” in the front and wings at the side in the form of solar panels. 

The main difference between Ra and these satellites is that the sun god never came down and told people what they needed to do. The priests of old were the ones who started claiming that they had sole access to the word of God.

Today, progress in technology has allowed machine learning to fine tune climate models, giving us the opportunity to receive incredibly detailed reports on the state of the world. However, this information can only do so much if it is not accompanied with movement.

There are limits to the amount of change you can make when you are only focused on raising awareness. We need to be ready to take action. 

Using Technology to Take Action

There are plenty of problems in the world right now. Aside from climate change, we are struggling with poverty, corruption, and discrimination. In many cases, these issues become intertwined with one another and more difficult to resolve.

It’s already clear that we have a lot of challenges that we need to face. Modern technology has given us the opportunity to understand just how big of a problem we’re facing here. But at some point, we have to cross that line between just knowing there’s a problem and deciding to act on that problem.

As Alexander McCaig explains, it isn’t just about observing outcomes but about taking actions on the catalysts as well.

Closing Thoughts

The harmful part about placing so much emphasis on using technology to raise awareness is that its evolution continues to go down that road exclusively. We have the opportunity to go beyond with TARTLE. Fill out data packets on the platform so that you can help researchers understand your behavior, waste patterns, plans for the future, and consumption of resources.

Your effort will go to people who are invested in making a positive change. One example is the 5 Gyres Institute, which focuses on cleaning up all the downstream waste humanity creates in our oceans.

There are plenty of other causes that you can support through the TARTLE marketplace. Your data will play a valuable role in helping us save our world.

What’s your data worth? www.tartle.co

TCAST is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.

What's your data worth?

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Sound is something that we experience everyday. Whether through nature or through music, sound affects us for our entire lives. This can be a good and pleasing sound, like the flowing of water, or perhaps the music we enjoy. However, what happens when sound becomes noise?

Sound is a two-edged sword: in one form, it can be a powerful tool for relaxation and productivity. In another form, it could have an impact on our focus and even our overall health. Whether the passing of a train or the loud neighbors next door, noise isn’t just a nuisance. It can also be detrimental.

We’ll be discussing noise, acoustics, and their great impact on our lives. Joining Alexander McCaig is Charles Salter, one of the foremost pioneers in audio engineering. Charles Salter has done countless acoustical consulting work over his 50 years as an acoustic engineer.

Understanding Noise

There are two aspects when it comes to assessing the noise of a given area. First, are the state and federal standards that everyone must follow. These standards concern the safety of people in regards to noise, as it can have adverse effects on both health and productivity.

The second aspect, however, is a more subjective standard. This concerns the tolerance and sensitivity of the people affected by the noise. As some people are more sensitive to noise than others, acoustics must be well-designed to meet the standards of everyone affected by a given area.

For example, a hotel must meet acoustical standards because poor design can drive away clients. Another effect of poor acoustic design is the potential noise complaints that will arise.

On the other side of noise, Salter shares a case where a meeting room was too silent. The floor was carpeted, while also having an acoustic tile ceiling. This created a room that sounded dead, which made occupants uncomfortable.

And so, the acoustics of a room have to sound natural. It must not be too loud nor too silent, as both are uncomfortable and undesirable. The room has to make everyone not only relaxed, but also have good acoustics for its specific function.

Because acoustical design is so important, proper and accurate communication between the architect and acoustical consultant is key for a place to have a balance between good design and acoustics.

The Relevance of Sound in Nature and Evolution

When you look at evolution, being able to hear has always been a requirement for humans to survive. It is a mechanism that not only allowed early humans to keep away from dangerous sounds, but also as a tool for hunting and communication.

In the modern era, sound is a bit less of a life-and-death tool, and more of a convenience. Music is one example. It is a form of entertainment and expression for people. If we had to use sound to  avoid predators back then, in modern times our biggest concern is keeping away from noisy neighbors.

In acoustics, biophilia is a type of design that aims to replicate the natural sounds found in our environment. Its main objective is to reduce the stress within a room, looking to nature for inspiration when designing acoustics. Integrating biophilic design into the infrastructure of modern buildings is one way we can use the power of sound to create more conducive living and working spaces.

The noise given off by water is an example of biophilic design, because the gurgling of a stream or the cadence of a waterfall is naturally relaxing. From an evolutionary standpoint, our response to these types of sounds has been ingrained in us by our ancestors where these sounds meant that they had a source of water nearby.

Shaping our Future Through Sound

Acoustic engineering has been around for a long time, improving our auditory experience of the world. A good example of this is noise-canceling technology. As the name suggests, it aims to remove unwanted noise around us. It does this by using a microphone to listen for ambient sound, and then producing sound waves of an opposite frequency.

Sound as an aspect of our existence doesn’t get enough focus. We tend to focus on visuals and whether something looks good or not, rather than focusing on both the implications of sound on our everyday lives. For us to have the space to evolve into our best selves, we should strive to design everything to be acoustically pleasant, while still aiming for its specific function. www.tartle.co

TCAST is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.

What's your data worth?

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TCAST gives people a platform where they can learn more about what’s going on with data in our world. It’s a call to hold ourselves accountable over our information and use it to solve the world’s most pressing problems. 

As TARTLE’s CEO, Alexander McCaig, puts it: “We want to speak about the entire narrative of human existence and how forever into the future will be written by data.”

Alexander McCaig speaks several times a week on pertinent global issues, reiterating how the TARTLE marketplace is a part of the solution. We are constantly communicating and always transparent about the direction and vision of our company.

Speaking Truth to Power

Our episodes aren’t a constant call to subscribe to our channels and opt into the platform for the sake of hopping on to the latest, newest trends. We launched TCAST so that we could give a constant reminder of TARTLE’s mission, vision, principles, and direction.

TCAST is dedicated to constantly broadcasting the full truth. We don’t leave room for misinterpretation. Everybody on both sides gets the full picture.

Our team members at TCAST understand that their work here goes beyond just getting compensated for their efforts. They are a part of a worldwide mission to speak the truth and empower individuals through data-driven initiatives. They are putting in the work to create a global family through TARTLE.

Elevating Human Understanding

Our long-term plans only focus on what can benefit our immediate circle. All our lives, we’ve been conditioned to think that we only ever have an impact on the ones around us. But TARTLE wants to expand our circle of influence to include the rest of the world.

There are definitely barriers to opportunities for connection. This could be geolocation, personal perspectives, and knowledge of how the system works. The TCAST hopes to reduce these barriers by raising awareness on what the marketplace can do. It strives to provide a narrative of what has happened with data, backed by data. No advertisements or pesky side-trips while you listen. All we want to do is expose the truth and give people the opportunity to learn about it in their own time. 

Closing Thoughts

Working for TCAST is an act of service. We’re not doing this to rise above the rest of humanity, but to rise with humanity as a collective. If we can help people find the strength to take control of their data and channel it to the causes they support, then our work has already succeeded.

Join our team! Send your resume to [email protected]

What’s your data worth? www.tartle.co

TCAST is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.

What's your data worth?

Find out at: https://tartle.co/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TARTLE

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Welcome to TARTLE! As cheesy as it sounds, we want to walk you through our mission and vision. Don’t worry, this won’t take long. We can condense why we do what we do into three main principles:

1. Elevate humanity through the sharing of data.

Data sharing is an important part of human progress. Today, our personal data is being maximized by other entities for activities that do not necessarily benefit us. It’s time to reclaim our data and empower ourselves.

Everybody has the potential to become data champions. Your work with TARTLE is your first step. Your next step will be using your work to give others the opportunity to become data champions as well.

2. Create a world where complete and total knowledge is shared. Regardless of who we are or where we come from, we deserve full transparency. When people are open and willing to share their experiences, we unlock the potential to evolve as a collective.

Under the present system, we find ourselves shoehorned into data silos. We are in the dark about what happens with our data and the benefits that can be derived from it. Complete and total knowledge means there is no gap between what we know about data and what we do with our data.

Our data is a record of our authentic human experience. It holds our knowledge, habits, choices, health, and much more. When this information stops being hoarded for the profit or the advantage of corporations and governments, we make the internet a place everyone can be a part of.

The internet is a tool we should use to come together and solve global problems beyond borders.

3. Use data to solve our most pressing problems as a collective. Have you ever been to a concert? You enter as an individual, but when the beat drops you become part of the crowd. Everybody is on a high when the music starts.

That’s the kind of empowerment we believe comes from owning our data. We hold the key to solving the most pressing problems of humanity. We only need to know that we are not alone in our struggle.

Closing Thoughts

Here at TARTLE, you’re not just doing work for the sake of work. We are a team of people who want to help humanity. It’s a grand ambition, but we are confident that we can make a tangible difference.

Throughout history, entire movements took decades of work to create, shape, and ground their principles in reality. We ask you to join TARTLE and think of your work as a part of a bigger picture. You are taking small steps that help propel our mission and vision forward. www.tartle.co

Be a part of our team! Send your resume to [email protected]

TCAST is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.

What's your data worth?

Find out at: https://tartle.co/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TARTLE

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Does technology make you feel human? 

As we continue to evolve in technology and capabilities, we wonder if we remain at the focal point of progress. After all, these are tools that were designed to alleviate our quality of life. If we aren’t doing it for humanity, then why are we doing it at all?

Here at TARTLE, our job is to remind people about the purpose of technology. We are dedicated to creating tools that will bring people back to the forefront of evolution.

Jinba Ittai: Applying the Horse Analogy to Data

Jinba Ittai is a Japanese word that represents the unity of the horse and their rider. This was an important relationship that archers needed to foster so that they could perform effectively in battle. 

In a similar manner, data is the vehicle and the ‘creature’ you need to learn to tame. We already respect and understand the impact of technology on us. But we need to take control of how technology is carving out our future.

This balance can only be achieved when we accept that responsibility on an individual basis. It’s not something we can pass off to multinational corporations or governments. They cannot accurately represent our unique skill set and preferences. They don’t have the same ideas to contribute. Here at TARTLE, we are all capable of creating something new with data. 

Here at TARTLE, you are the Sherpa.

Alexander McCaig likened our work here to that of the Sherpa. These are members of a Tibetan people who live on the high southern slopes of the Himalayas, known for providing support to foreign trekkers and mountain climbers. 

They are people who have an intimate understanding of the mountain. They’ve dedicated their lives to helping people walk their path. 

Working for TARTLE is making that same commitment to helping people walk their path. The platform is the tool people need to take the next step forward in data evolution. It’s their opportunity to take control of their data. 

Closing Thoughts

Choosing to work for TARTLE means that you are one of the earliest supporters of our system. You’re helping us carve out a path to the top of the mountain. 

We aren’t the ones in the limelight. Our goal is to help others trek through a treacherous online landscape. We are responsible for opening people’s eyes to the reality that tech companies benefit more from us than we do for them. The TARTLE philosophy is to turn that around and bring humanity back to the spotlight. www.tartle.co

Be a part of our team! Send your resume to [email protected]

TCAST is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.

What's your data worth?

Find out at: https://tartle.co/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TARTLE

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Share Data. Earn Money. Change Your World. A data marketplace built for humans with humanity in mind. Share Data How the world interacts with data is changing. TARTLE is pioneering how we elevate our control, ownership, and understanding of our data. Earn Money Sell your data simply for USD. Buyers need your help to share your data on the marketplace and they want to pay you for it! Change Your World TARTLE Data Champions everywhere contribute to Big 7 causes that protect our planet. Charitable organizations will use your data and support to create real impact. How TARTLE Works 1. Create an account and answer questions 2. Create an account and link your social profiles on the TARTLE mobile web app. 3. Answer data packets to help buyers understand your data journey. Don’t worry, all data packets are encrypted and can be sold anonymously. 4. Earn Money or Give to Charitable Organizations 5. Connect your PayPal account to receive fiat or generate a cryptocurrency wallet. You can also choose how much of your earnings to donate to your favorite nonprofits and activism groups. 6. Track your earnings over time in the TDEX and watch your earnings impact over time as you populate more data and donate data earnings to causes you care about. What's your data worth? Find out at https://tartle.co/ Share our Facebook Page | https://go.tartle.co/fb Watch our Instagram | https://go.tartle.co/ig Hear us Tweet | https://go.tartle.co/tweet

Hey, welcome aboard! We’re excited to see how we can help humanity take the next step forward with you.

We chose to continue the TARTLE journey with you because you’ve given us major data champion vibes. 

I mean—yeah, you’re great at what you do and we think you’d be a good fit to our growing team. But when we scout for new people, we’re also looking for something more. And that’s a desire to contribute to something more than just the day-to-day hustle. We want people who want to make a tangible change in this world.

We Want to Change Your Perspective On Work.

If you’ve listened to the podcast, you’ll hear our CEO, Alexander McCaig, say that you need to look at us “outside the realm of just economics.” You’re not just a steady supply of talent to satisfy our demand. We’re all about changing the way people live and work, and this starts with the people in our team.

Regardless of your position on TARTLE, you’ll be working on a variety of exciting projects across several of our Big 7 themes. Your job will involve data-driven analytics and modern technologies. It could be crafting digital infrastructures, creating human connections online, or data-diving.

All throughout, you will eventually reach out to millions of humans around the world. We’re using the digital sphere to connect your talent to all sorts of people—those in underdeveloped communities, marginalized sectors, and niche industries. This is how we are helping human evolution.

Because if we don’t grow together, we won’t grow at all.

We’re Working to Change the World’s Perspective on Technology.

Did you know that the biggest social media platforms earn from your online habits? Have you ever stopped to think about whether you should earn from it too? Because you definitely should. In fact—you deserve to earn 100 percent of what you put out online.

The TARTLE platform is a data marketplace that directly connects nonprofit buyers across the Big 7 to their target audience. Sellers from 222 countries have the freedom to fill out and put up as little or as many data packets as they like. 

You won’t find a marketplace like this anywhere else. 

All those apps you use on your smartphone don’t give you the opportunity to earn from your thoughts and human experiences. Let’s face it, your online history creates an incredibly detailed picture of you as a person. It’s your turn to sell your data, and to decide who you want to sell it to as well.

You could continue doing things the way they're done. Scroll through your feed, search for things online, like and react to posts, and more. But this continues to feed big tech companies, who will only ever use your hard work to pursue their own goals. 

This time, why not choose to sell your data on the TARTLE Marketplace?

Technology does not lie at the center of our goal. We’re not using technology and upgrading it for technology’s sake. Everything we do here is with human progress in mind.

Closing Thoughts: You Decide What Your Data’s Worth.

We’re going directly against the status quo of big tech companies. It’s time to put YOU at the center of the online experience. When you’re working for us, that’s what we want you to have in mind. We are working on the user experience and the alleviation of the user’s human experience in itself.

We know you’ve got tons of work to do, so we won’t take too long. Here’s the TLDR of this article:

Why work with TARTLE?

Because we know what your data’s worth.

And it’s time to bring humanity back to the forefront of evolution. www.tartle.co

Join our team! Send your resume to [email protected]

TCAST is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.

What's your data worth?

Find out at: https://tartle.co/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TARTLE

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TARTLEofficial/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tartle_official/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/TARTLEofficial

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1. Log in to the TARTLE Marketplace or create an account     a. Make sure you have selected the Buyer Account when logging in 2. Complete the puzzle to verify your identity 3. Navigate to My Closed Bids 4. Select the bid you want to download 5. Click Download Data     a. This will download the bid as a .csv file on your computer

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Share Data. Earn Money. Change Your World. A data marketplace built for humans with humanity in mind. Share Data How the world interacts with data is changing. TARTLE is pioneering how we elevate our control, ownership, and understanding of our data. Earn Money Sell your data simply for USD. Buyers need your help to share your data on the marketplace and they want to pay you for it! Change Your World TARTLE Data Champions everywhere contribute to Big 7 causes that protect our planet. Charitable organizations will use your data and support to create real impact. How TARTLE Works 1. Create an account and answer questions 2. Create an account and link your social profiles on the TARTLE mobile web app. 3. Answer data packets to help buyers understand your data journey. Don’t worry, all data packets are encrypted and can be sold anonymously. 4. Earn Money or Give to Charitable Organizations 5. Connect your PayPal account to receive fiat or generate a cryptocurrency wallet. You can also choose how much of your earnings to donate to your favorite nonprofits and activism groups. 6. Track your earnings over time in the TDEX and watch your earnings impact over time as you populate more data and donate data earnings to causes you care about. What's your data worth? Find out at https://tartle.co/ Share our Facebook Page | https://go.tartle.co/fb Watch our Instagram | https://go.tartle.co/ig Hear us Tweet | https://go.tartle.co/tweet