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"Facebook did not actually build all the pieces necessary to make it possible for you to post to their app. Instead, they use free, public code, made available on the Internet by volunteers for anybody to use."

Onboarding Web3's next billion users will require thinking from first principles, encouraging exploration, abstracting complexity, prioritizing usability, and clearly demonstrating value. Figuring out what matters to the people it should matter to.

Bottom line: Network proximity is now on par with physical geography, and basic geopolitical assumptions about citizenship, migration, power projection, and the use of force need to be rethought for the digital world.

A heated debate is raging… well, a debate is happening… about what will actually end up “onchain.” What assets, items, and ideas will we manage with blockchains instead of private databases?  This is a tributary to the all-important question–How important are Blockchains, what will they impact, and what are they worth? Specifically, will offline,... See more

"The airline pilot who announces that he is presently anticipating experiencing considerable precipitation wouldn’t think of saying it may rain. The sentence is too simple— there must be something wrong with it. But the secret of good writing is to strip every sentence to its cleanest components."