The key contribution of The Network State wasn't the methodology—it was the meme that 'governance' itself could be subject to radical innovation by technologist and entrepreneurs. 

That was the first and most crucial domino to fall and it is unstoppable at this point.

I've also been diving deeper into community governance.
🏙️ How can we make local governance more effective?
🤝 What role does technology play in community building?
🔍 Are there lessons from DAOs we can apply to traditional governance?
My latest piece explores these questions and more. It's a natural progression from the network states and crypto governance ideas. 
https://ihte.substack.com/p/more-effective-local-and-community

I agree. I think bridging the gap between how DAOs and traditional governing bodies operate today is crucial

I agree. I think bridging the gap between how DAOs and traditional governing bodies operate today is crucial
https://warpcast.com/ihtexyz.eth/0x1a301bf9