– Identifying the Energy Source to Attain a Desired Mass Outcome, Such as Replicating Water Molecules, Obliterating Carbon Dioxide Molecules, or Transforming Carbon Monoxide Molecules into Oxygen Molecules – Brandon E. Ogbolu, Principle Investigator August 15, 2023 I propose a potentially new scientific law that clarifies the relationship between mass…

Brandon E. Ogbolu, Chief Theologian at CRTRVW June 10, 2023 OPPORTUNITY Admittedly, there are confusing parts to the Bible. I’ve always wondered: Why does God seem so angry? Why does He care so much? Why is He a “He”? Does He really believe that same-sex relationships are inherently wrong? As…

– Water Can Be Created from Itself – Brandon E. Ogbolu, Chief Researcher at WTRVW February 15, 2023 OPPORTUNITY What’s a chemical reaction that the world collectively needs but science has long implied is impossible to achieve? My guess would be “H2O → 2H2O,” which represents an unbalanced chemical equation…

After running WRLDVW (summary at artificialvalue.org), I came to realize that ever-increasing inequality is pushing marginalized groups to pursue new value creation models that do not fit within capitalism. In a capitalist framework, businesses are the sole engine of value creation, and the perceived performance of a business (or its…

Excerpted from From artificialvalue.org As billions of people lack access to value-accruing assets, people will inevitably seek new models of value creation, no matter how outlandish the models may appear in the eyes of economic logic. With critical mass, these new models will materialize as legitimate value creation engines. As…

Brandon Ogbolu | beo2106@protonmail.com | artificialvalue.org TL;DR Due to increasing inequality, capitalism is pushing marginalized groups to pursue new value creation models. The success of these models suggests we’re transitioning into a new economic system. As seen through the WRLDVW market, artificial value is an effective and virtually free mechanism that…

A lot of startup rhetoric revolves around “talking to your customers.” This is an obviously good way to know how the world recieves your startup. You might analyze likes, comments, direct messages, emails, and one-on-one conversations to gauge the extent to which your customers like your product and the associated pain points. But what’s missing here is the fact that people act differently when they know their identity is known vs. unknown. Typically, people are more honest when they know their feedback is anonymous.

The GameStop situation shows that value can be created based on completely made up artificial factors that have nothing to do with real-world business performance (or economics). This suggests something CRAZY: value creation is no longer dependent on scarcity. Scarcity says that valuable businesses perform the best within the market…

Here’s what we strongly believe the future will look like: Companies, universities, governments (countries, state, districts, and cities), hospitals, churches, hotels, museums — you name it — will all have their own WRLDVW, i.e. a market of artificial value. Their clientele/customers/residents will have the option to join. They’ll receive at…