You're going to be FULLY CONNECTED to this soon

The new "world brain"

Sam Volkering | 12 Nov 2020 Science and technology are finally ready for the new "world brain" Dear Reader,   Take a look at this...     You know what that is?      It's the most sophisticated, high-tech piece of machinery that's ever existed.   And the visionary investors who understand the reason WHY...   ... will have within their grasp what I believe to be the single biggest investment opportunity of the decade.   You see, this car is not a car in the traditional sense.   Why?   Because you can interact with it via "mixed reality."   For example, say you're the owner of one of them...    When you get close to it, if it's you, you're in. If it's not you, no dice.   That's because it's connected to the cloud, to networks, to 5G – it's synched with your home, your phone...everything.   It's a mass consumer of data. Your data.   For that reason, it doesn't need a steering wheel, brakes or an accelerator...   It's self-driving, so all you have to do is get in, relax, and it will take you from A to B.   And that's only possible because you're fully connected to it.   And it's not only connected to you and your devices...    But to the environment and the world around it.   For example...   Say you're in your car and realize that you need to recharge its electric batteries.   You then pull at the recharge station, plug in, charge up, and boom. Done.   No payment, no credit cards, no queues at the register, nothing.   How is that even possible? – you might ask.   Well, it all comes down to an 'invisible' tech that will soon be ingrained in all our devices, vehicles, our infrastructure that connects us to each other, to our world.   A "world brain."   You'll pay for the recharge, sure, but from the car's internal wallet.   And this revolutionary piece of technology is being implemented as we speak.   Bill Gates believes it will be part of an industry that could be worth "10 Microsofts."   Forbes calls this world-changing innovation "the Holy Grail."   The BBC says it's "The Future."    Apple, Microsoft, Google and Samsung are pouring billions into it.   And, right now, early movers have the best chance of making the steepest profits.   So if you want to be ahead of the pact, read this now.   Regards,   Sam Volkering Editor, Southbank Investment Research

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