The Mysterious Dragonfly Broadcast: From Langdyssen 36 to the World-Wide Network

When I see a dragonfly today, it's still a magical experience. I still attribute it with magical powers. My mind instantly travels back to that massive garden in the rented house that was my childhood home in Herlev. I must have been around 10 or 12 years old, standing among the grass and trees, looking at the world with a sense of wonder that reality usually tries to crush. That garden was safe from the massive noise of the world; it was the perfect sweet-spot for developing an unrealistic, fantastic mind.

Back then, a dragonfly followed me.

In my mind, it wasn't just an insect. I swore it recognized me. I truly believed we were communicating, and in my wildest childhood fantasies, I dreamed of using that dragonfly as a biological messenger—a living transmitter that could carry my whispers across vast distances to other creatures far away.

This was long before the internet took over our lives. Long before email was invented. It was a pure, unfiltered fantasy of world-wide connection.

The Mind-Blowing Evolution

Fast forward to the present day. The childhood garden is a memory, but the core ambition never died.

Today, through LasseCash, I stand in front of a digital network where people's text literally broadcasts to the entire known world almost instantly. The exact thing I tried to manifest through that dragonfly in Herlev is now my reality via blockchain technology. The evolution from a kid whispering to an insect to an adult broadcasting to a world-wide network is nothing short of mind-blowing. It is a childhood dream translated into digital power.

I don't know how many people actually read my many TRUTH posts since 2016 on this tech, but the potential that the whole world can read it forever for free makes my posts time-capsules of truths of the moment—and a way to document my life in my real name. No one else does this way in the world, most likely.

The Reality

Yet, as a grown man, the stoic reality is far more simple:

The dragonfly was never actually listening to my secrets. It didn't care about my messages, and it wasn't a mystical courier. It was simply a beautiful, raw piece of nature, hovering in the air, hunting for its next meal.

But the spark it left in my mind? That part was real. It took decades, but the broadcast was live on LasseCash in 2019, and the basic tech was ready in 2016, as the tech people know today.

Sometimes dreams do come true, even if it can take a long time!

You heard it here first.

Lasse Ehlers

Posted using LasseCash