After stopping for two days and not updating the tweets, I feel anxious, I feel that there is a big gap in my heart, I don't want to drink ⬛️ wine, and I just come back and dry my mouth@MemeX_MRC20 Memex's reward rules have been modified // In addition to the list of kaito on Twitter, ecological interaction is also required on the @MemeX_MRC20 website. Seeing Brother Bird@wanghebbf This wave took 0.3BTC and the damn group was late@Ethcoin3 Mr. V also got the 4.3W knife to show the buddy dumbfounded A must-have volume!! —————————————————— Think about a questionImagine a device that stores all your knowledge, notes, and inspirations, and acts like your brain to help you find the "connection" of information? This is Memex! Let's talk about this 1945 vision ahead of its time and how it is impacting today's digital world! #Memex #TechHistory #KnowledgeManagement ————————— 1️⃣ What is Memex? In 1945, the scientist Vannevar Bush published an article in The Atlantic about "Memex", a "memory extender." It's a virtual desktop device that combines storage, retrieval, and correlation capabilities. Goal: Solve the information overload and make human knowledge more accessible! Core: Mimicking the human mind through "associative trails" that connect scattered information. ————— 2⃣What does Memex look like? Imagine an old-fashioned desk, filled with microfilm (high-tech at the time!). ), with a screen, keyboard, and scanner. Users can: 🔶 Store massive data such as books, notes, pictures, and more 🔶 Create "links" between messages 🔶 Call and share these "knowledge paths" at any time 🔶 Doesn't it sound a bit like... The Beginning of the Internet? ————— 3⃣What's ahead of the curve for Memex? At a time when computers and the Internet were not yet widespread, Bush foresaw: 🔷 The concept of hypertext inspired the birth of the World Wide Web 🔷 The need for personal knowledge management (PKM). 🔷The prototype of AI and search engines – to quickly find information through associations 🔷 It even worries that the "information explosion" will make people lost, isn't this the pain point we have now? ————— 4⃣ Do you want a Memex? In 2025, the year of information explosion, we are inundated with massive amounts of data every day. If you had a "digital brain" that automatically organizes your notes, articles, inspirations, and helps you discover hidden connections, would you use it? #MemeX #Kaito @KaitoAI #BubuEverywhere @MemeCore_ORG @MeCo_ICE