In the vast majority of countries on the planet, elections — in some form — take place. In researching this article, I was surprised to learn that even in North Korea, elections are held for their legislature (though they appear to be very one-sided). In recent history, elections have proven…

Over the past several weeks and months, an especially alarming amount of poorly written code has resulted in at least $500 million dollars worth of losses, and I believe the number may potentially be even more. It’s caused some thought-provoking discussion. …

Charitable giving is one of the best ways to support causes that change the world. Instead of counting on your government or maybe your employer to spend money to bring about change, choosing to support charitable causes that you believe in lets you take part in being the change. Contributions…

Many people identify the emergence of the modern Internet with the creation of the World Wide Web, which occurred in the early 1990s by researchers at CERN. While the Internet was surely not invented then (just ask Al Gore), it is the web that began its mainstream acceptance as an…

Tomorrow is a big day — we officially launch a brand new charitable organization called BTRIC. I have feelings of excitement and exhilaration, but also a little of that nostalgic feeling, thinking about how I personally got to this place. Just before Christmas, I read an article on ZeroHedge and…

I’m really excited to finally introduce you to Blockchain Technology Research Innovations Corporation, or BTRIC (we pronounce it like “bit trick”). BTRIC is a newly-formed, U.S.-based 501(c)(3) public charity. On #GivingTuesday, November 28, 2017, we will be launching our 2018 fundraising drive. …