@tressiemcphd What if we built a blockchain based on trust and cooperation, instead of non-trust and preventing adversarial attacks?
A chain of cooperating blocks would be a lot different!
The Strange Allure of the Blockchain https://t.co/BhiRw8PADv
@nhgirlie65 @willis_herb @NoLieWithBTC I believe you have it backwards. More emphasis on substance than form c/would have prevented much of our current situation.
I’ll say this for the right: They pay attention to where the power lies in the American system, in ways the left sometimes doesn’t.
Bannon calls this “the precinct strategy,” and it’s working. https://t.co/toA4BoxR02
@ezraklein I think society is no longer structurally capable of getting majorities. Info Communications Tech has fractured the foundational premise of our institutional ground rules.
Look what it's done to our "2 party" system.
@lindyli How's screaming "Hipocracy!" worked for the last four decades?
You're being p'wned by wasting energy with tweets like this.
#democratsarecodependents
@mariabustillos@profcarroll A good analysis would be: History of distributed ledger ideas (Satoshi not the first) -> how BTC gave DLT a boost by attracting libertarians -> how crypto got co-opted by financial sharpies -> then speculate on how DLT gets past crypto to change the world
@LiskaO@CoreyRobin Good analysis. Society is emotionally *flooded* and it's impossible for anyone to cope these days. Everyone is showing signs of sheer desperation. The key is that it has been nefariously weaponized by a few to really cascade.