How to Digest and Automate the Principles That Are Important to You
Why?
There are many short sentences that you think are true and important, and you would like to digest them so that you can automate their use in everyday life.
How?
Set the passcode to your iPhone or computer to be that short sentence, and change it to the next one when you seem to have ingested it deep enough. It would also be good if you could give more than one passcode to the device and try and use a different one each time. The security system would only let you use one of them each time, and it has to be a different one than the one you used last time.
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Truthfulness and Reliability Index of Bloggers
Why?
To know who’s writing you can trust.
How?
A website where people can submit a vote for or against a blogger and all relevant votes are aggregated into a leaders and losers list, changing regularly. You can also see the bloggers history over time. Every vote should be based on real experience and knowledge, and part of the vote submission process is writing a detailed reason for the vote. Each vote is only used if an editor accepts it. A voter can choose to remain private or not.
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Clarification Service for Online Articles and Posts
Why?
You read an article about someone, and you don’t know if it’s true or even if they asked for a reaction from the people or companies mentioned in the article. Or maybe you are one of the people mentioned there, and you want to give another point of view.
How?
A service that does the following:
1. Using web browser extension or plugin, any visitor can immediately see any reaction made by anyone mentioned in that article.
2. These are either gathered online by the service (from Twitter, Facebook, etc.), or the persons themselves – after being verified – have written them directly into the system. Only people mentioned and verified can react.
3. Every new reaction is also automatically distributed by the service to its own channels on the web, Twitter, Facebook, etc., and also other outlets.
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