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Big Tech killed the internet — blockchains can help revive it. - a16z crypto
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Clay Shirky examines this phenomenon in his book, Here Comes Everybody, in which he explains how the barriers that have prevented like-minded individuals from coming together are disappearing, allowing us all to transmit our thoughts and get information faster than we ever could before.
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We must harness this unstoppable wave of digital money—the Internet of Value—to advance greater economic inclusion, financial and economic freedom, and human aspiration for generations to come.
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Composability unlocks the best humanity has to offer.
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the equivalent of 140,000 Library of Congress collections.1 Growth
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With the rise of personal computing and networks from the 1970s onwards, entrepreneurship took a new direction. The goal was not to best the Soviet Union at any cost, but to serve the general public, to improve people’s daily lives, to change the consumer’s world for the better. Entrepreneurs have always been key figures in the history of the indus
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