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Preface
Just like animals, humans are also creatures of habit and we often have the same rituals or actions in certain circumstances. This way we all have our own rhythm when we get up and start the day. These actions ensure that we feel safe and secure when we get up.
What happens if your morning ritual is disrupted?
We can determine what kind of good we show or have on the basis of these actions. A certain type of rhythm can also be found in your internet behavior. On the basis of this data, internet platforms such as "Facebook" and "Google" will determine what you will see. Intelligence services will determine whether or not you are a hazard on the basis of these data.
I myself have stopped for a moment on this theme and wondered what my internet pattern is.
What happens if your favorite internet platform can not be reached?
My awakening rhythm ...
This is the rhythm with which I wake up every morning ...
- alarm clock runs off ...
- turn on the water boiler ...
- going to the bathroom ...
- making coffee...
- the cigarette ...
- Turning on PC ...
What is your awakening rhythm?
What are the morning ritual when starting up my PC
Even when starting up the PC, I have a personal choice of websites that I view first. Again, there is a specific reason for this and very often we do this unconsciously ...
Depending on our interests and working conditions, we adapt this rhythm.
On a day off we will probably have a slower pace than on a working day.
Often there are several reasons why we first open certain sites in the morning.
Listening to radio and reading the newspaper ...
What is your most visited website?
The list of websites visited in the morning...
1. radioplus
"radioplus" is often the first tab that I open first every morning. It is the website of the national radio stations. Often I listen first to the "news report" of that morning. After listening to the daily news item, I often listen to the radio station 'klara' and also via the web browser of "radioplus" and is a radio station with mainly 'classical' music.
Do you often listen to the radio online?
2. facebook
"Facebook" is often the second tab that I open every morning. It is the website that most of my 'real life' friends are on. I am not looking for "news items" on this site, but use this site mainly to communicate with my "real life" friends. The "Facebook" platform is normally only used as a "drop link" platform. But because most of my "real life" friends are on this flatform, this platform is a good communication tool.
Why do you use 'Facebook' mainly?
3. whaleshares
"whaleshares" is often the third tab that I open every morning. It is the website where I most often blog. It is also the website where I most often search for original content and information. This is also the moment that I usually start the online day for myself. And look for the better blogs that can be found on the "whaleshares" platform, then provide them with a comment and possibly a 'share' on the more traditional platforms such as "Facebook" and "Twitter"
What is your favorite blog platform?
4. discord
"discord" is often the fourth tab that I open every morning. It is the website where I communicate most often with my various blockchain or gamers friends. I visit the different communities where I am active and often start with the "discord" server "bhive Curation Nation" This is to finish my daily task as curator for "bhive Curation Nation" and of course to start a conversation with the other curators of "bhive Curation Nation" Afterwards I move my activities to the 'discord' server of "whaleshares" or "PAL" most often
Why do you use discord?
5. #krantvandeziel
"#krantvandeziel" is the webpage of my latest bundle. This is often the fifth tab that I open every morning. My online working day starts after the opening of this website. Thanks to all sorts of techniques, I try to get as many 'visitors' to this website as possible. So several times a day I visit the 'statistics' of this website.
Which techniques do you use to make your 'content' more visible on the internet?
More information than you think ...
As a result of reading the book je hebt wel iets te verbergen I have been working on the theme 'privacy on the internet' for a long time. I try to reach as many people as possible through the internet. I also regularly respond to reports from old media platforms such as radio, TV or internet platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. I also dare to venture to watch a "movie" on certain 'streaming' sites. And I share pictures of myself on different social media ...
How much personal information do you have on the internet?
