Introduction
According to Topic No 01 – Food Recopies (Chef Message)
It has often been said that careless eating is as
anti-social as careless cooking, and that child should no more be encouraged to
be indifferent to the flavor of food than to sing of tune. I must confess that
I am sometimes surprised in France to see some tiny tot out with its family for
a Sunday restaurant lunch tucking into a sophisticated a` la vinaigrette or
lobster mousse without a qualm. But why should it be so surprising? The
subtitle of taste should be called to our attention early of life. Cooking can
be a game in which you and the whole family can participate.
According to Topic NO
02- Technology (Bitcoin and NFT Explain)
NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token. Non-fungible means
something can't be exchanged for an additional item because it's unique. As an
example, one piece of art isn't equal to another. Both have unique properties.
Fungible items, on the opposite hand, are often exchanged for each other. For
instance: one dollar or Bitcoin is usually adequate to another. Okay, but
what's an NFT?
NFTs are tokens that survive a block chain and represent
ownership of unique items. Why is that useful? Well, tracking who owns a digital
file is hard because it are often copied and distributed effortlessly so how
are you able to prove who's the first owner when everyone has a uniform copy of
the file?
NFTs solve this problem. Imagine that you simply made a bit
of digital art, essentially a JPG, on your computer. You’ll create or mint an
NFT out of this. The NFT that represents your art contains a touch of data
about it, like a singular fingerprint of the file, a token name, and a logo.
This token is then stored onto a block chain, and you, the artist, become the
owner.
For example, the founding father of Twitter sold his first
tweet as an NFT. Anyone can see that tweet on his profile, but now, just one
person can own it. Which person paid over 2.9 million dollars for it. Why are
some NFTs worth millions? Well, their worth is decided by what people are
willing to buy it. If I'm willing to pay 100 dollars for a specific NFT, then
it's worth 100 dollars. Prices are driven by demand, so take care because an
upscale NFT becomes worthless if nobody wants to shop for it. Okay, another
thing before we end: how do they work technically?
NFTs are smart contracts that survive a block chain. During
this case, the contract stores the unique properties of the item and keeps
track of current and former owners. An NFT can even be programmed to offer
royalties to the creator whenever it exchanges hands. So there you've got it!
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