Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
	"Iustitia, Libertas et Nobilitas; ... that [all] citizens should expect justice and fair treatment before the law, ... freedom for all, ... [and] that [all] Romans should strive for excellence"

About Me

"When not single handedly carrying Octavian's reign, ensuring that the senate passes proper legislation or organizing the sacred festivals, I dabble in the fine art of making quality public systems that don't double as political farces. Clean water for the people? I did that. Proper greenery in between the common gathering areas? I did that. Judicial consistency with a lack of corruption? I did that. I am remembered as the revolutionary behind the massive improvement to Imperial Roman maritime tactics and strategy. Many enemies would underestimate my ability to organize marine actions and naval blockades, ultimately fucking around and finding out."

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An artist's rendition of Agrippa based on a bust

Caesar Augustus (born Gaius Octavius) left, Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa right. Image generated using AI and touched up.

Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa. This image was generated for this assignment using MidJourney.

Agrippa and Octavian on their way to destroy the One Ring

Agrippa winning the Best Roman competition

Augustus(Octavian) being carried to victory by Agrippa

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Q&A

1. Differences:
1) In Web1.0 we only had a static web where users could only consume information that was posted by people with the resources to host websites, while in Web2.0 we had a dynamic web where users could both upload and download information and participate in communities that created content (ex. YouTube), and now we have Web3.0 which is a semantic web where computers use ML and AI to understand the meaning of data and tie it to other data in an intelligent way.
2) Web1.0 was built for static data presentation using mainly HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Web2.0 began utilizing frameworks for more dynamic and interactive web applications, suck as AJAX, Ruby on Rails, and PHP and also started focusing on providing APIs for better connectivity. Web3.0 focuses on even more advanced technologies like AI and ML for complex and personalized interaction, and we saw the usage of IoT and Blockchain to decentralize, autonomize and interconnect disparete parts of the web for a move away from big companies controlling the web.
3) Web1.0 sites were mostly just text and images with simple animation, Web2.0 saw the integration of embedded videos, 2D portals and more robust website design, and Web3.0 has an enormous range of option for presentation, from integrated games in the browser to Multi-user virtual environments, to 3D applications that run in the webpage.

2. Comparison:
Use-Case: Searching for causes of stomach-ache.
Web1.0: You are presented with a static site that will display text relating to "things that cause stomach pain", most likely information published by a large company.
Web3.0: You are presented with an aggregation of data from multiple sources which is personalized according to your location, your age and sex, your previous search history and any other relevant information that has been fed into the search algorithm automatically. The page can contain more that just relevant information, it can contain links to online stores that sell painkillers or antacids, it can provide the link to contact your family doctor(lord knows how it got that information...) and it can extrapolate from your previous searches for fast food resteraunts and provide ads for gym memberships.

This Use-Case covers all 3 Differences: static -> personalized, HTML CSS and JS -> PHP and other robust frameworks needed for implementation, and text -> robust animated interactable marvels of technology.

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