My top 3 posts on @project.hope community (07/04/2021)

reinaldoverdu (66)in #piotr • 4 years ago (edited)

Articles curated by @project.hope : my top 3 weekly selection (07/04/2021)

I like the community and as a participant in projects I have given myself the task of weekly starting a selection of the articles that seem most interesting to me and here I bring them to you and present them now.

This is all thanks to the work of @crypto.piotr who has built this beautiful and growing community called @project.hope

We are a group of people who love technology, artificial intelligence, psychology, marketing, finance and areas for which we are passionate that we come together to share and express our ideas through this community.

This time we will talk about environment, finance and marketing, I hope you enjoy these complete contents.

So Lets see, here is my top 3 :

1 - Biofuel from methane in lakes

"...a group of researchers from the University of Basel have suggested an interesting idea, to use the methane that occurs naturally in lakes and convert it into methanol, thus using the lakes as a source of biofuel.
The main debate on climate change focuses on emissions of carbon dioxide, CO2, but very little is said about methane, another greenhouse gas which, although less abundant in the atmosphere, has a 100 times greater global warming potential. And although half of the methane released into the atmosphere is a product of human activities, it is also produced by the natural decomposition of biomass. And freshwaters around the world represent a large reservoir of biomass, which is why this group of researchers have raised the potential and possibilities..."

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2 - Value budgeting don't sacrifice your standard of living just your exoenses

"...Budgeting is telling somebody they have to make choices. And you know people, they don't like making choices, they would rather have it all, me included, why can't I have those Mint Milano cookies and the Mansion, because I deserve it damn it!
Joking aside, there is a common misconception that one needs to spend more in order to have a higher standard of living. That is false! All we have to do is find what gives us the most value, and then cut out the things that give little or no value..."

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3 - Your site has a few seconds to convince

"...Did you know that you have very little time to convince an Internet user of the interest of your site? Depending on the source, this time varies from 15 to 5 seconds !
The image your site conveys is crucial. Without even having met you, the Internet user picks up signals and forms an opinion about your company from your site. If this first contact gives him confidence, he continues otherwise he goes his way.
Here are some elements to take into consideration : the association of colors, the choice of typography and visuals, readability (highlighted words, airy and structured texts with titles and sub-titles), the density of information (blocks of text not too long, highlighting important information) and finally the graphic consistency of the whole..."