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Token-backed communities align incentives so much better than any other medium or monetization I’ve seen.

It's a valuable service, and that value is compounding: physical supply chains are getting more complex, but so are software and service supply chains, so there's an increasing amount of specialized knowledge in the world that needs to be intermittently accessed. That kind of access can be bought wholesale, but sometimes it's only necessary a la ca... See more

For the most part, Web 1.0 was a fairly lonely experience – both for homesteaders & visitors. There was a lot to see, but there wasn’t that much to do.

Anything you say before the word “but” does not count.

So the simpler heuristic we might devise is this: fungible tokens are better for building economies while NFTs are better for building communities.

He didn’t want to commit to a four-year degree; if a degree was like eating a five-course meal, he wanted his education ‘a la carte’.