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i was thinking about "ethereum" as prophetic naming (which i believe in generally) and then realized i didn't know the roots of "dollar" "When the Revolution came, it had the added advantage of not being British."
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i think @marmo you will like this / probably be able to add onto it
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what’s the link to this article?
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Fully agree that every name’s a prophecy —  and the best names evoke the existence of 
 whole new worlds. To name something is to frame its world — 
 not just what that world is, but what it isn’t, 
 drawing a door of perception, and daring the listener's imagination to break on through to the other side. The dollar’s a perfect example: It frames the new world that comes post meaningful monetary 
 break-up from the British Empire. Ethereum is cut from the same world-framing cloth but with an even more poetic blade. (@Vitalik, btw, is an extraordinary namer. He gave us Uniswap, not Unipeg. Staking, not security bond. Slashing, not liquidated damages. Execution and consensus, not Layer 1 and 2.) If Bitcoin is heavy digitally mined gold — Ethereum is a light field of pure light. Bitcoin is the solid particle. Ethereum is the fluid wave. [hit character limit, so contentcoined the rest: https://zora.co/coin/base:0x38df1992198394bbd6f11afffc06d025122ee7a8
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