Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Very interesting talk!

5 years ago | [YT] | 3

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Not bad!

5 years ago | [YT] | 3

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Time to start thinking about starting off your seedlings. Here is a video from some time ago!

5 years ago | [YT] | 4

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

The corona virus is estimated to kill 2% of infected people.
1.5 million people die of car accidents every year.
Around 6000 people die of lightning strikes every year.
The flu kills between 250,000 and 500,000 people around the world every year.
This media hype is more dangerous than the virus.

5 years ago (edited) | [YT] | 16

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Nice song...

6 years ago | [YT] | 2

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Here is a link to a website I have used. You can buy good organic non GMO seeds.
Helps the channel out! bit.ly/2sLNz3d

6 years ago | [YT] | 5

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Here is a link for lbry FAQ.
lbry.com/faqThis is not a sponsored link!

6 years ago | [YT] | 3

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Here is a short blurb from the Lbry website explaining what Lbry is,
This is good stuff!

For most users, LBRY will be a place where they can find great videos, music, ebooks, and more: imagine a vast digital library that is available on all of your devices. But under the hood, LBRY is many components working together.

First and foremost, LBRY is a new protocol which allows anyone to build apps that interact with digital content on the LBRY network. Apps built using the protocol allow creators to upload their work to the LBRY network of hosts (like BitTorrent), to set a price per stream or download (like iTunes) or give it away for free (like YouTube without ads). The work you publish could be videos, audio files, documents, or any other type of file.

Traditional video (or other content) sites such as YouTube, Instagram, and Spotify store your uploads on their servers and allow viewers to download them. They also allow creators to make some money through advertising or other mechanisms. However, there are some well-known drawbacks, especially for people whose material is perceived as not being advertiser-friendly.

LBRY aims to be an alternative to these sites, allowing publishers and their fans to interact directly without the risk of demonetization or other meddling.

What makes this all possible is the blockchain technology developed by the creator of Bitcoin.

Do you have to understand any of this to use and enjoy LBRY? No. Does it still matter to users? Yes!

Why build a protocol?
Building protocols, not platforms, is the best way to secure a free, open internet. Almost every tech giant today is a centralized service that sells users' personal information and attention to advertisers. They spend a lot of money chasing their product (your personal information and time/attention), but at the end of the day, users (you) offer it up for free in exchange for access to the platform.

We think users should own their content (and their privacy) instead of handing it over to a corporate giant and their advertising buddies. If you think we're paranoid, there are dozens of examples of companies abusing users and acting against their interests. It's not paranoia if they're actually out to get you.

Community driven and open source
Everything built to power LBRY is open source and designed to be controlled by the public at large. Hundreds of developers have contributed to the core code bases that power LBRY and thousands of other community members have helped in other ways: recruiting creators, performing translations, making graphics, and so much more.

While there is a company behind LBRY called LBRY Inc., we attempt to tie our own hands as much as possible so we cannot ever become an evil faceless megacorp. By making everything open-source and standardized, anyone in the world can walk away from LBRY with everything intact (or make a new, better version).

How and why LBRY uses blockchain
Blockchain technology like Bitcoin and LBRY enables people to create databases that no single entity controls.

With Bitcoin, when you send money to someone, your computer broadcasts "hey, the person with this particular secret (a private key) is sending money to that person over there" to the network, and the mining algorithm ensures everyone agrees that indeed, you sent that money, so your balance goes down and the recipient's goes up. For more on this, check out this great video by LBRYian @3Blue1Brown.

In LBRY, the same mechanism is used to store an index of what content is available and how to download it, as well as financial transactions (such as tips, and purchases of paid content) using the Bitcoin-like currency LBC (LBRY Credits). When a creator publishes something on LBRY, an entry is made on the LBRY blockchain. You can think of it as an announcement: hey everyone, I've published this file, here's some information about it, and instructions for how to download it from the peer-to-peer network.

For the same reasons that nobody can prevent a Bitcoin transaction from taking place, nobody can prevent a transaction (like a publication or a tip) from appearing on the LBRY blockchain. Other sites exist that share their content from a peer-to-peer data network. However, the index of available content is still centralized and can be easily censored.

6 years ago | [YT] | 4

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

Am now on LBRY!
open.lbry.com/@workwithnature:2
You can watch all my videos there, whilst on an ongoing bases earn free LBRY cryptocurrency. LBRY is both a cryptocurrency and video sharing platform, similar to YouTube, but hosted on the blockchain. It is very much like how YouTube used to be 12 years ago. LBRY is censorship resistance and creators and viewers get rewards whilst watching content. Also the algorithm actually notifies subscribers. Youtube does not. So if you would like to stay in touch then follow me there. Am getting real fed up with the way this platform operates.

6 years ago | [YT] | 5

Work With Nature - How to Grow Food!

An older under watched video worth the look. New videos coming soon.

6 years ago | [YT] | 4