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The one thing you couldn’t own online until now is your own identity—which means you haven’t been able to be yourself. Data protocols like Ceramic are…
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why fractionalization and composability are the secret propellers of what's possible in web3
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Why individual talent is inevitably overrated and overindexed—even in creative fields.
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notes towards an e-eco-commons
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A few years ago, we might have accepted that the internet was killing religion. But what if it's making new ones in its image?
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Collectives have always failed historically. Will social tokens let them thrive?
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Why the future of VC is multiplayer (an experiment)
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Why NFTs are the best social tokens—and always have been.
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How Axie and Robinhood show the limits of democratizing—rather than collectivizing—finance.
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NFTs are mostly get-rich-schemes... for the moment. But what if they could do good in the world by transforming philanthropy, freelancing, and…
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NFTs are the great digital status symbols—meaning they have little utility or use-value. But what will they look like when they do?
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Online, goods and services are infinite. What are the costs of making them artificially scarce?
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