This Thursday, we are talking to @cdixon.eth about his magnificent new book 'Read, Write, Own' on /moz, alongside FC Generalissimo @dwr.eth and @erik. 

Read it now so you can yell angrily at our misguided takes. 

https://readwriteown.com/

Crypto/web3. Author of Read Write Own

readwriteown.com

If he thought the crypto revolution would take as long as it’s taking, or if he expected a faster whoosh!

I find books like Read Write Own actively dangerous in overhyping usecases where public blockchains are significantly more centralized, unfair, and inefficient than alternatives

This is why I think it's important to write about strict global consensus- this is the one actually unique & useful property we must focus on

Would be interested to hear his thoughts on this

/ethereum foundation | control the memes control the minds paragraph.xyz/@chaskin

Would be interested to hear his thoughts on this
https://warpcast.com/polynya/0x0a796e70

RWO mentions PoS as a more carbon friendly solution to PoW. 

Should all blockchains be PoS or is it case by case? Should it just be a market decision? 

Even if a person thinks PoS is better, is it worth fighting for PoW on principle to discourage activists from trying to control blockchains?

Fast forward to 2040 - crypto has been a whopping success by every metric. What are the knock-on positive sociopolitical consequences Chris is expecting to see, which stem as a direct result of crypto but now stand independently?

Which book does he recommend to learn some history about the transition from arpanet to the internet?