Thomas Zimmardi

Regular Hitecher contributor since 2017, journalist. CELTA certified English teacher. BS in Management of Technology from the State University of New York. Technology enthusiast. Particularly knowledgeable of the pharmaceutical industry as well as banking and finance. Passionate about cryptocurrency and its future development. Husband and future father interested in a better future for our planet.

How archaeologists determine the age of historical finds

How archaeologists determine the age of historical finds

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How to turn down Intel and become a billionaire: the success story of Jeff Bezos

How to turn down Intel and become a billionaire: the success story of Jeff Bezos

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The idea of online retail has made Bezos the richest person on the planet. In this material we talk about what principles have helped a businessman to overcome obstacles to success.
Bill Gates: Millionaire, Businessman, Philanthropist

Bill Gates: Millionaire, Businessman, Philanthropist

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How did Microsoft's co-founder became one of the richest and most powerful people in the world and what principles helped his success
Exoskeleton – a dream that becomes a reality in the modern world

Exoskeleton – a dream that becomes a reality in the modern world

articles | | Tech & Security | comments2021

The majority of the achievements people have reached were driven by the human desire to be faster, higher and stronger.This is noticeable in daily life and different areas of culture like sports and technologies. People want to surpass themselves and others, and, of course, make their life easier.
Making the difficult easy: Everything you need to know about the dark matter of the Universe

Making the difficult easy: Everything you need to know about the dark matter of the Universe

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Dark matter is one of the greatest mysteries in contemporary science. While there is no direct evidence to its existence, many indirect factors show that not only does dark matter exist, but it actually has a decisive impact on the Universe.