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Conversely in Web 3, absolutely everything I do ‘online’ (whatever that means now; what do we even do anymore that isn’t online in some form or another?) is public and immutably recorded for all to see. Imagine for a moment Web 2 worked that way: every time you bought something at Amazon, the company broadcasted it publicly, tweeting it out... See more

NFTs tick a lot of the boxes of a successful social network from Eugene Wei’s Status-as-a-Service.

Which is why once you get curation businesses off the ground, they are very difficult to disrupt, because everyone has incentive to keep the whole charade going.

This new reality is less about everyone transforming into their own brand or even becoming an independent contractor at the whims of a mercurial gig economy—it will be the very basis for life, or at least livelihood. It's the creation of a future in which we can never afford to stop working, or better yet, where work doesn’t actually feel like... See more