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Aaron Vick

(He/Him)
United States
As seen in: LinkedIn, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Law.com, Legaltech News, Thrive Global, Law Technology Today, CryptoGlobe, The AI Journal, ReadITQuik and
Covers:  technology, startups, leadership, web3
Technologist + conceptual artist. Systematic thinker. AI agents, trust rails, and useful weirdness. @forbestechcouncil @forbesweb3

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Aaron Vick’s Biography

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Aaron Vick is a Mississippi native and current resident of Nashville, Tennessee. His passion for innovation and workflow began at an early age leading him to a career in the technology sector that has spanned nearly 30 years.

At the age of fifteen, Aaron launched his career with a hardware company building computers piece-by-piece, wire-by-wire to sell to individuals and businesses. As the technology evolved, so did Aaron’s business. He began providing custom software to help customers harness…

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Humanity's Ledger: The Trust Protocol|Paperback

Humanity's Ledger: The Trust Protocol|Paperback

Aaron Vick's, "Humanity's Ledger: The Trust Protocol" invites readers on an insightful journey through the ev…

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From Selfies to Satire: Art in Bytes|Hardcover

From Selfies to Satire: Art in Bytes|Hardcover

"From Selfies to Satire" by Aaron Vick is an extraordinary digital art collection that delves deep into the f…

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Council Post: Web3: A New Paradigm For Creativity & Ownership In The Artistic World

Council Post: Web3: A New Paradigm For Creativity & Ownership In The Artistic World

Imagine standing on the precipice of a grand new era, one that promises to democratize creativity and revolut…

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The Forces Shaping the Cannabis Market

The Forces Shaping the Cannabis Market

Most investors and entrepreneurs can agree that the cannabis market is going to offer a huge amount of growth…

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Council Post: Why Your Leadership Skills Have To Change As Your Startup Scales Up

Council Post: Why Your Leadership Skills Have To Change As Your Startup Scales Up

Starting a business is often simultaneously one of the most terrifying and rewarding experiences that a perso…

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Structured Data and E-Discovery: When Is It Time to Call in the Experts? | Legaltech News

Structured Data and E-Discovery: When Is It Time to Call in the Experts? | Legaltech News

Mentioned in a Law.com story? License our industry-leading legal content to extend your thought leadership an…

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Creator Tokens Transcend the Creator Economy

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By Aaron Vick
| Aaron Vick - Advice for Startups
A creator’s purpose is expression. To release what’s inside so the world can connect through how it made someone feel, how it resonated at a primal level. Getting the thoughts and feelings of the moment into the open. This expression doesn't start with the monetary expectations but expectation that maybe someone out there connects to the feelings of the creator. Don't misunderstand the fact that creators like to earn like everyone else. Some seek jobs to harness that creativity for commercial use.
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Justin Sun Paid $6.2M for a Banana-My $0.59 Version Did It First

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By Aaron Vick
| aaronvick.com
In March 2024, long before Justin Sun dropped $6.2 million to eat a duct-taped banana off a wall, I staged my own fruit-infused masterpiece. Armed with a banana, some tape, and a playful spirit, I created Banana Crimes—a performance art piece that cost me $0.59 and a dose of irreverence. The setup was simple: me, dressed in a banana costume, a roll of duct tape, and an iPhone 14 Pro Max. The performance begins with a crash.
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Humanizing Technology:

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By Aaron Vick
| aaronvick.com
We’ve come to rely on digital tools for more than just convenience. From creating drafts for our emails to navigating emotional conversations, technology has edged closer to areas of our lives that were once the sole domain of human connection. And while we turn to these systems for everything from basic errands to more intimate matters—relationship advice, personal well-being, even moments of vulnerability—the question of whether technology can truly understand us remains unresolved.
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What does it mean to be a journalist?

being an enneagram 5, it’s engrained within in me to investigate. Go find out & report!

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Microsoft Word, Google Drive, Google Chrome, twitter

Why did you become a journalist?

I enjoy sharing information with others in ways everyone can understand.