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Here's my thoughts on @cdixon.eth book "Read, Write, Own," as well as my critical assessment of the blockchain industry generally. Published on @paragraph which is a nice little publishing platform:

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Here's my thoughts on @cdixon.eth book "Read, Write, Own," as well as my critical assessment of the blockchain industry generally. Published on @paragraph which is a nice little publishing platform:  https://paragraph.xyz/@unmediatedthoughts/casino-killed-the-computer-star

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Awesome read mate, you write beautifully no surprise. Agree that crypto has a terrible public image, spose the nature of decentralization is that you lack that accountability on any one body to enforce proper ethics. Therein lies the problem, freedom to change the financial world is freedom to destroy it. 

That's the most non fiction I have read in a long time, credit to you. One question for you, of the 18-20 books you've read on crypto so far, which 3 would you recommend to a newbie with less than a year in crypto. Would Chris' book make the cut?

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Thanks m8.

For sure it would. I'd also recommend the two books by Michael Casey (Truth Machine and Cryptocurrency Revolution (something like that)) on the subject though they're a bit dated.