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that we all deserve - how do we maximize our boundless potential and face our existential threats frontally? We need to identify our comparative advantages, those things that differentiate us from the other nations in the world and maximize their use. Among the countries that border our Caribbean “Lake”, our cultural and natural capital assets are our most invaluable. The carnivals, the poets, the corals and the waterfalls, the beaches, our ‘energy’ make us different, and draw people to us both at home and abroad. What is Caribbean-ness? My words to describe Caribbean-ness were ‘disproportionate impact’. It’s hard to believe that our Islands, with a collective population of 6 million, dominate the cultural and musical landscapes of the world’s metropoles. But the evidence is clear, London’s biggest festival, the language of Toronto, and the music of New York all draw source inspiration from our Caribbean spirit. Sometimes people from the outside quicker recognize our magic, than ourselves. Yet, if we want to arrive at that island future that represents what the Caribbean deserves, this magic is our most practical bet. Check out the video for the full discussion! #climatechange #Caribbean #environment #culture #BocasLitFest #metropole #London #Canada #NewYork #NottingHill

that we all deserve - how do we maximize our boundless potential and face our existential threats frontally? We need to identify our comparative advantages, those things that differentiate us from the other nations in the world and maximize their use. Among the countries that border our Caribbean “Lake”, our cultural and natural capital assets are our most invaluable. The carnivals, the poets, the corals and the waterfalls, the beaches, our ‘energy’ make us different, and draw people to us both at home and abroad. What is Caribbean-ness? My words to describe Caribbean-ness were ‘disproportionate impact’. It’s hard to believe that our Islands, with a collective population of 6 million, dominate the cultural and musical landscapes of the world’s metropoles. But the evidence is clear, London’s biggest festival, the language of Toronto, and the music of New York all draw source inspiration from our Caribbean spirit. Sometimes people from the outside quicker recognize our magic, than ourselves. Yet, if we want to arrive at that island future that represents what the Caribbean deserves, this magic is our most practical bet. Check out the video for the full discussion! #climatechange #Caribbean #environment #culture #BocasLitFest #metropole #London #Canada #NewYork #NottingHill

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Open-source block explorer Blockscout has closed a $3 million seed round led by 1kx, along with other investors such as Primitive Ventures and Gnosis, as well as angels including Evan Van Ness, Alex Svanevik, Kartik Talwar, Anton Bukov, and Stefan George. The platform offers an open-source block explorer specifically designed for EVM networks, thus allowing users to view more information about blockchain transactions, blocks, addresses, and other onchain data.  The funds will be used to improve the startup’s product suite, improve user experience, and expand its Explorer-as-a-Service (EaaS) offering. Blockscout is said to support over 600 networks, with both an open-source option for self-hosting and a hosted explorer service. Its portfolio