In the world of Web2, when we get sick or feel unwell, our first reaction is often to turn to search engines. But soon after, we fall into a typical "digital anxiety": fake medical ads, unverifiable forum spam, and that "black box algorithm" that silently collects our privacy in the background and packages our anxiety to sell to advertisers. This continent should be well aware: X has been heavily criticized. There's also a saying: "Baidu it, and XX starts." And we contribute our most valuable health data—our symptoms, our pain, our healing processes—but we are just the "traffic" being harvested. Until I saw @0xhealthshared (Health Protocol), I realized that a paradigm shift regarding health data is happening. 🙋 What is Health Protocol? It's not a product; it's an "engine." Many people easily misunderstand Health Protocol as just another "medical version of Reddit." This is a misreading. Health Protocol is essentially a decentralized infrastructure framework. You can think of it as a "community engine." Its core mission is not to build a single platform but to empower any individual or organization to create their own vertical community based on specific health themes. ➡️ "Personal Experience": An Undervalued Asset. In traditional healthcare systems, only cold clinical data (like blood pressure, heart rate) is considered an asset. But in the logic of Health Protocol, "personal experience" is the core. A diabetic's ten years of blood sugar control insights, a depression patient's journey out of the shadows—these are non-standardized, warm "dark data." Health Protocol encourages people to share these real experiences through a comprehensive token incentive mechanism. This is not just sharing; it's a form of validation. With the help of the protocol, your experiences are no longer cheap talking points but a trusted knowledge graph validated by community consensus. ...