Texas is engaging with the burgeoning blockchain industry, which has introduced new currencies and investment. A conversation moderated by Matthew Watkins on March 4, featuring Lee Bratcher, Cesare Fracassi, and Carol Haines, addressed the industry's needs from Texas and the government's role. The discussion, part of the "Tech and the Texas Lege" series, explored how emerging technologies challenge state leaders to prepare Texas for the future economy. Concerns about the sustainability and impact on the power grid were also raised.
Globally, UNESCO estimates over 7,186 living languages exist, with many facing endangerment. Researchers note a language disappears approximately every two weeks, prompting initiatives like "International Mother Language Day," observed for over 25 years. The concept of "mother language" varies, with some associating it with national identity, while linguists view it as the language learned in childhood. UNESCO recognizes the mother language as a fundamental aspect of identity, promoting intercultural understanding and dialogue.
Texas Explores Blockchain's Potential Amid Sustainability Concerns
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