Web 3 | The Future of the Internet?

Everything is in a constant flux of evolution. Where we were once walking apes, we are now a unique species — Homo sapiens…🐵🧬👨🏼‍🦱
On this channel, we’ve already talked about breakthroughs in human-made systems: encryption, security protocols – the revolutionary solutions that changed everything. Man-made systems are constantly evolving. For example, the Internet. You don’t think that when you’re bored on the subway, you access the same Internet that was seen in the 90's, so you?
The Internet is evolving before our eyes, so from the outside, it can be difficult to see what the difference is and why you need to know. A good hunter tries to understand the past in order to predict the future. 🔮

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:07 - The beginning of the internet
03:30 - Web2
06:30 - Follow the money
08:50 - Web3 revolution
13:42 - You are the web

#Sumsub #Web3 #HistoryOfTheInternet

Sumsub — empowering compliance and anti-fraud teams to fight money laundering, terrorist financing, and online fraud.

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[plipogamez]

As an enduser, I was able to create websites easily using HTML. There were several endless things to do on the Internet in the late 90s. Several sites allowed people create webpages about their interests. There was no censorship. We didn't care about copyright. In many ways the late 90s internet was more exciting than the net today.

[dadislikebutton]

The editor should get a raise for the background music

[namansurana]

I am not sure what was better, video editing or the quality content you conveyed to us. Highly informative Video Bradley, Keep Sharing.
Thanks

[hackladdy]

I definitely disagree with some of your points, and agree with others. Thank you for making an unbiased video about Web3!

[Yeah_Nahhh]

You guys have really stepped up the game with quality over quantity! All of you are gonna blow up in no time!

[rishabhgusain]

It's more like
Web1: the stone ages, monkey sees monkey learns
Web2: Monkey now throws bananas to everyone
Web2.5: Monkey throws bananas but with an Apple ad & doing lunchbreak at colorful juice's restaurants
Web3: Monkeys are playing freely (sort of maybe...??) on with help of each other's tree

[HEVENLYSEVERANCE]

Team sumsub, quality of the content is amazing as always 👏 just wait till this channel blows up

[zBavisz]

SUCH a channel in need of more recognition. Some really solid and hilarious content (the one ring, etc.) yet very informative.

[CriminL]

The actual main difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 is the rise of Javascript, Web 1 was HTML and now Web 2 is JS

[robertpiper]

Man, your consume designer and set designer are top notch!

[professionalgiraffe]

wow roger and his honest ads got in the video

[rahulsinha]

Love your videos with such amazing quality and those simple analogies to make us understand the concepts! ❤️

The quality is high tier

[rikulappi]

The history part is great. I was there. Thanks.

[holycaketree]

One of the main issues I see with web3 is the idea of decentralization. Many web3 fans talk about the beauty of owning everything you post because of blockchain and about having your own personal portal to the internet or something. The thing is that this idea is already failing. Most DApps are relying on 2 or 3 different api providers to interact with the blockchain. The content behind NFTs has to be on a server somewhere for the link that is saved in your token to work. If the server fails or gets deleted you NFT is only some random url. The content you bought in form of a NFT could just change after you bought it because you dont control the server.
Its already not working as intended. In the end some (maybe new) big companies will control most of the infrastructure behind all these cool new services and nothing really changed.
Another problem is that throwing a blockchain on everything you see (Twitter posts for example) is completly useless. Why should i own a token of my last Tweet? The idea of owning something because you have the NFT is also complete nonsense. Buying NFT Art doesnt give you the copyright of the art. It just proves that you own an NFT that links to a picture. Its even worse than buying an actual physical painting because you can't even change it if you want.

[metrociangovernment]

I remember when you had only 30k subs, admittedly that’s still a lot, but you’ve come so far. Keep up the good work!

[amartya]

here to acknowledge your astounding alliterations in the end which are simply amazing

[ohsweetmystery]

What I want to really hear more about is the Berners-Lee version, please!

[zero-lpds]

Bradley, the videography in this one is even more fluid and on a different level. Even when I''m used to your level of creative backgrounds and explainer figs ... even then ... you upped the game. Properl job, that! :)

[alexeiutgoff]

Remember getting kicked off the internet when you got a phone call? Kids will never know the frustration.

[crowlsyong]

BRO THAT LOTR PART WAS AMAZING. Have my like. And have a great day. Thanks for what you do.