Thanks for the in-depth dive into Protect Our Future and their connections with the crypto world. It's fascinating how intertwined politics, crypto, and lobbying can be. The fact that a significant number of endorsed candidates have some link to pro-crypto sentiments is, for sure, something worth pondering. But then again, with the growing influence of digital currencies, it's becoming a hot topic for many politicians, irrespective of their financial backers. By the way, speaking of advancements in the tech world, I recently came across Quantum AI. It’s an interesting take on the marriage of quantum computing and trading algorithms. Might be worth a look for anyone interested in how the tech world is evolving alongside finance.

Google Calendar is really useful, too, indeed, and we use it at work all the time. It’s great for planning common tasks and keeping everyone informed about the job that needs to be done. 
It’s also great for saving all future events, so no one forgets about an important meeting or a zoom call. I am used to using google calendars at work, but I use a different tool to track my life events. It is much simpler and is basically an old-fashioned paper calendar that I fill in myself. You can take a look at this july calendar, for instance. It’s simpler, and I like printing and pinning it to the fridge, so I keep in mind all the family events this month.