Jerod Morris

• The Red World: Technology will allow tiny businesses to tap into the vast reservoirs of information, skills, and financing.

The difference principle will be particularly important to the democratization of web3, since participants will enter the ecosystem at different times with a wide variety of backgrounds, incomes, and technological fluency and access. All web3 networks should be incentivized to adhere to the difference principle and maximize benefit to the least... See more

And too much of a focus on our intuitions about social media’s echo-chamber effect could obscure the relevant counterfactual: a conservative might abandon Twitter only to watch more Fox News.

• Social and emotional

There’s this really consistent pathway. Early childhood trauma seems to be the foundation, whether violence in the home, sexual assault, parental suicides, extreme bullying. Then you see the build toward hopelessness, despair, isolation, self-loathing, oftentimes rejection from peers. That turns into a really identifiable crisis point where they’re... See more

• The Blue World: Global corporations will become larger, powerful, and more influential than ever.

Anything that has a community of collectors who see value in it can be “tokenized” to represent ownership of that physical item. For example, an art collector may want to invest in physical art for future value appreciation, but they don’t want to take on the risk of hanging it in their home. The art remains securely in an art gallery, but the... See more