BBHO Curation Project #1

I am an enthusiast of BBH Projects (BBH, BBHO and BBHM).
Currently, I am mining BBH and buying/staking BBHO every week.

I don't have the biggest BBHO vote yet, but I think that I am the second one.

In an attempt to encourage people who use the BBH tag in their posts to create good/very high-quality content, I have decided to move forward with a BBHO curation initiative.

Every day (at a different time) I will curate posts with the BBH tag and select 5 posts that will receive 100% BBHO votes.

This “report” will not be published daily so as not to create “spam” with this initiative.

The posts today selected were

Post by @costanza

The article criticizes the devs for blaming others instead of taking responsibility and highlights Scorum as a clear warning of how crypto projects can fade into obscurity under the guise of ongoing development. While there is talk of a potential community takeover, the chances are slim given the project's current state and lack of interest.

Post by @rimurutempest

Smartphones have become essential tools, offering instant communication, global connectivity, and a vast array of apps that enhance productivity and health. However, their overuse poses invisible dangers, especially due to algorithms and notifications designed to keep users engaged for as long as possible.
These distractions can trigger FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and lead to anxiety, particularly when notifications constantly demand attention. Social media algorithms, powered by AI, adapt to users’ preferences to maximize screen time, raising concerns about mental health impacts, especially among adolescents.

Post by @freecrypto

In today’s fast-paced world, constant demands and responsibilities leave us mentally and physically exhausted. As humans, we are not designed for nonstop effort, and rest is essential for restoring our energy and maintaining well-being.
The author emphasizes the importance of creating a personal relaxation routine, tailored to what truly brings peace to each individual — since what works for one person might not work for another.

Post by @creativepearl

The author shares a recent experience where their phone (Samsung Galaxy S10) malfunctioned, becoming stuck on the startup screen for over 12 hours. Although initially frustrating, especially when trying to coordinate plans, the situation unexpectedly led to positive outcomes.

Post by @intishar

A hero inspires and teaches through positive examples and justice. However, this method can leave out the consequences of mistakes, making people less likely to fully grasp the risks involved. In contrast, a villain teaches through negative experiences — people suffer consequences and, as a result, often learn more effectively and quickly.
The author illustrates this with a personal story: they warned someone about a scam website, but she ignored the advice until she experienced the loss herself. Only then did she accept the truth — because the experience forced her to learn.

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