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tldr (tim reilly)
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::Reflections on TNS Conference in Amsterdam:: 🔲 Unsurprising Thing #1: It was the highest density of great content I’ve experienced at a conference, period. 40 speakers. Incredible quality across board. No Q & A's to waste momentum. Perfect time limits. Fast beats at transitions. Great organization. 1/n
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
🔲 Surprising Thing #3: Balaji’s Exit Poll survey was so f*ing smart! He’s explicitly searching to create a Values Graph within the movement. It was also genius, imo, to pick particularly polarizing people/topics, since it’s useful to know what can bind us together, and what tear us apart. fi/n
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kugusha 🦋
@kugusha.eth
agree with most of your points. However the exit poll topics/personas seem to reflect a predominantly American culture/perspectives e.g. had to google US gun rights, Andrew Tate and a few other things. Curios to know other opinions on this
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ted (not lasso)
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was answering N/A not an option for those? imo N/As are also an important signal as part of the survey and can a) highlight unconscious bias towards the US, and b) encourage the network state to shift to focus on more global issues or include EU-specific topics/personas.
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balajis
@balajis.eth
Yes, NA was an option for every question. And NA-ness was itself a signal. The country selector also helps figure out what kinds of global issues to add next. Indian and European issues may be added next as the community is currently drawn from English language speakers.
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web3dΞv.eth | sonsOfCrypto.com
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Please publish the results of the survey. 🙏 I'm super curious to the results. Prediction hash: c3a6414b5aa8b5e382ae014e0f1d3366d3ebf525bfcfa2347aba887d99826ef2
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