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As our financial freedom increases, governments won’t have any choice but to treat us more like customers, and less like victims of an organized crime ring.

Online platforms aren’t transparent about their decisions—which leaves them open to claims of censorship and masks the true costs of misinformation.

Improving member participation in governance remains one of the hottest and most nuanced problems facing DAOs today. However, these are not new problems we are facing. Roy Lerner wrote ‘Blockchain Voter Apathy’ describing the barriers for effective governance and potential solutions for increasing voter participation over two years ago. Despite his... See more

Because these companies are being built from the ground up, there’s disruptive potential against the larger incumbent insurers, who have optimized themselves around fee for service. These incumbents may not properly prioritize customer experience, since their success to-date has arisen from an adversarial relationship with providers that actually... See more

Information abundance, like all markets of abundance, is bad for the average person but great for a small number of people.

The best metaphor is health, where obesity rates and the number of people in incredible shape are  both  rising. That’s why 71% of American adults are obese, while the people I see at Equinox in Manhattan have bodies that are

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Individuals will be able to perform valuable knowledge work, even collaborative knowledge work, without exposing our physical appearances, as we increasingly work through multiplayer, web-based productivity and creative tools. Deepfake technology, allowing you to synthetically generate human-seeming video or audio, is increasingly commoditized. I... See more