"The most merciful thing in the world is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents." Couldn't think of a better phrase to articulate our slow shift from the 4th Industrial Revolution of Renewables and information, to the 5th of abundance and digital ownership, than H.P. Lovecraft's famous quote. Think this is too dramatic? It's no more than a month since all media flooded with the release of chatGPT model posts, blogs, videos, doom and gloom scenarios about people losing their jobs and a dystopian future emerging. And Blockchain is stained by the ponzis, the Sam Bankman Frieds, and all the spoiled kids that made a quick buck and thought that they have figured out the world.

Throughout history we have experienced four industrial revolutions that profoundly reshaped the way we lived, worked, and educated future generations. We progressively advanced from mechanization, to electrification, automation, globalization, and digitalization. These were all possible due to the design, development and deployment of novel technologies which had transformative impact during each of those eras such as steam engines, electricity, combustion engines, computers, internet and more recently robotics, AI, IoT, blockchain, nanotechnology, 3D printing, bio-implants, genomics, virtual reality, augmented reality, extends reality, etc. So which technology will cause the next major disruption and drive the onset of the 5th industrial revolution? Within a relatively short time period we have enjoyed the benefits of 1G to use the first cell phones, 2G to send text messages, 3G to surf the web and 4G to offer the speeds of today. We are currently in the midst of deploying 5G worldwide which uses high frequency millimeter wavelengths and will allow us incredible speeds, low latency and greater bandwidth.