John Burbage

Blaze's Neighborhood Bar | Facebook I'm having fun trying to pick the results of sporting events better than others. So much fun in fact that I have created the Facebook page above for people who want to meet other sports minded people, have fun listening to their sports stories and humor and compete with them on an app that determines how well you know sports. Please join the group linked to above if that sounds fun

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John Burbage

Feb 18 •

Family, Hobbies & Travel

How Good Are You At Predicting the Outcome?

I have found a platform that allows us to compete in predicting the outcomes of events like sports and reality shows. I have found that having a "dog in the fight" makes these events more fun. I'm looking for people will join me on this platform. Golf and Survivor are currently the games being played. Comment "interested" and I will send you a link.

John Burbage

Jan 31 •

Networking & Collaboration

My New Passion

Over the years I (along with many friends) have tried many times to build successful online businesses. One of those attempts I think many of us were together on, Web talk. Recently, I’ve come across some training on AI that gives me new. Hope for building a successful online business. Please DM me if you’d like to learn more about what I’m learning with regard to AI. I now believe that AI is a critical thing for businesses to understand in the same way, the Internet was when the Internet was created. What’s possible today is certainly mind blowing.

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John Burbage

2 likes • Jan 31

@Ade Smith i’m well on my way to level four and the other group. Happy to be a level three here.

John Burbage

2 likes • Feb 1

@James McDonald my understanding is that the basic idea did not work. The idea was to incentivize people to be active on a social network and bring businesses that are promoting things to advertise on the platform. Then you take the money that you’re making from the advertisers and pay the people who are bringing people money for the people they bring. In the end, you have to have enough coming from the advertisers to pay the people bringing people enough money to make it worth their while. When people finally realized they were never gonna make much money bringing people, they dropped out and the whole idea collapsed and Webtalk shut down. There are others in this group you know more than me about Webtalk. Let’s see what they say.