Quelqu'un peut-il nous expliquer cette réalité paradoxale que nous vivons à notre époque :
- S'endetter pour avoir les diplômes (certificstion, Licence, Masters, doctorat...)
- rédiger et ajuster régulièrement son CV📄 et lettre de motivation pour paraître beau comme un clown, pour un poste quel
- pour finir par être une marionnette dans une corporation qui presse comme de l'Orange pour rendre les propriétaires de plus en plus riches tandis que vous trimez dans la pauvreté et les dettes en à point finir..
Il est temps que les choses changent, sortons des sentiers batis, des habitues et methodes suicidaires, devenons des entrepreneurs dans l'âme, vulgarisons et participons à des initiatives de création de richesses mutuellement partagées.

Vos avis m'intéressent ! 👇

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Vous pouvez encore devenir ce type aujourd'hui, en n'étant pas clairvoyant sur où mettre votre argent, en ne sachant pas saisir les opportunités de création de richesses infinie sur le moyen et long terme qui s'offre à vous.

Mais surtout si vous attendez que le le hype, marché décide de votre avenir financier…
Soyez smart!

As of 2025, approximately 10,000 active satellites orbit Earth, marking an unprecedented surge in satellite deployments driven by the exponential growth of space-based technology, satellite communications, and global internet infrastructure. A significant share of these satellites belong to SpaceX’s Starlink constellation, designed to deliver high-speed, low-latency satellite internet worldwide, bridging the digital divide and revolutionizing telecommunications, remote connectivity, and broadband access. However, this rapid expansion has intensified concerns over space debris, orbital congestion, and satellite collision risks, posing a serious challenge to space sustainability, aerospace security, and the longevity of commercial space exploration. With more satellites crowding low Earth orbit (LEO), the probability of catastrophic collisions and fragmentation increases, creating thousands of high-velocity debris particles that threaten critical infrastructure, global positioning systems (GPS), Earth observation satellites, space stations, and future manned space missions. Even millimeter-sized debris traveling at hypersonic speeds can severely damage operational satellites, leading to multi-million-dollar losses and disrupting essential services such as weather forecasting, defense communications, financial transactions, and disaster management. To mitigate these risks, space agencies, defense organizations, and private aerospace companies are investing in advanced debris removal technologies, artificial intelligence-driven space traffic management, and next-generation satellite designs with automated de-orbiting mechanisms. While proactive initiatives such as laser-based debris clearing, autonomous robotic collectors, and AI-powered collision avoidance systems are in development, the rapid escalation of satellite launches underscores the urgent need for international regulatory frameworks, sustainable space policies, and coordinated space governance to ensure the long-term viability of orbital ecosystems and the future of commercial space exploration. The new space age demands cutting-edge solutions that balance technological innovation, economic growth, and environmental responsibility, making space traffic management and orbital sustainability one of the most pressing challenges for the global aerospace industry and emerging space economy.

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Apple and Samsung are two of the most dominant forces in the tech industry, each with its own legacy and market influence. Founded on April 1, 1976, in Cupertino, California, USA, Apple is renowned for its focus on consumer electronics, software, and services. With iconic products like the iPhone, MacBook, and Apple Watch, the company has built a loyal customer base, thanks to its seamless ecosystem and user-friendly experience. On the other hand, Samsung, established earlier on January 13, 1969, in Suwon, South Korea, operates on a broader scale. It not only manufactures consumer electronics but also dominates the semiconductor and home appliance industries. Samsung’s diverse product range includes smartphones, TVs, chips, and home appliances, making it a global tech powerhouse. While Apple thrives on its premium, tightly integrated ecosystem, Samsung’s strength lies in its vast product portfolio and technological versatility.
The rivalry between these two giants is fierce, especially in the smartphone market, where they directly compete. Apple counts Samsung, Google, and Microsoft as its main competitors, while Samsung faces stiff competition from Apple, Huawei, and Xiaomi. Both companies have become symbols of innovation, pushing boundaries with their flagship products. Apple’s ecosystem offers seamless integration across its devices, while Samsung’s technological prowess, particularly in display technology and semiconductors, makes it a formidable player. Despite their differences in approach, both brands have reshaped the global tech landscape, continuously striving for market supremacy through groundbreaking products and services.
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Smartphones : un enjeu de pouvoir | Le dessous des cartes
Le smartphone est un enjeu de souveraineté, de sécurité et de contrôle technologique entre les géants américains et chinois. Au centre de cette bataille : les semi-conducteurs, composants essentiels de tous les objets électroniques. Or ce marché est dominé par Taïwan, allié de Washington et cible de Pékin. Le smartphone est au coeur des grandes lignes de partage du XXIe siècle