After witnessing assorted Bitcoin, blockchain, Ethereum and related
meetings, lectures, conferences and such, audiences ranging from people
from the street to Ivy League PhDs:
- Most informal meetings have pure religious feeling; people smile and
listen. The content is irrelevant. Idiocy
I did a linguistic experiment - replaced word 'Blockchain' with
'mayonnaise' throughout the article, and the amount of sense remained
constant (that particular word was sense-neutral.)
It's very hard to find actual use for blockchain.
This thought experiment provides some help: imagine a
Yes, I completely agree with Carsten.
And as I cannot repeat often enough that I am a mere 'text filterer',
which is the primary purpose of nettime (see at bottom) I will repeat
again that I do not necessarily agree with other people's text I post,
but do so only because I find them
On 23-02-2018 13:11, Patrice Riemens wrote:
Original to:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/feb/23/blockchain-reshape-world-far-right-ahead-crypto-technology
Blockchain could reshape our world – and the far right is one step ahead
Crypto technology is coming to a
Unfortunately Alice Weidel is not on the list of speakers on the website of this conference, as the text claims...
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Diese Nachricht wurde von meinem Android Mobiltelefon mit 1&1 Mail gesendet.Am 23/02/2018, 13:11, Patrice Riemens schrieb:
Some connex pbs have caused my post
Some connex pbs have caused my post to be send unedited. Here's the
correct version (fingers X-ed)
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Original to:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/feb/23/blockchain-reshape-world-far-right-ahead-crypto-technology
Blockchain could reshape our world – and the far
Original to:
Blockchain could reshape our world – and the far right is one step ahead
Josh Hall
Crypto technology is coming to a crossroads. Those who want to use it to
radically redistribute wealth must take urgent action
@JoshAJHall
Fri 23 Feb 2018 11.04 GMT
Last modified on Fri 23 Feb