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"Power tends to corrupt" :: "Protocols tend to _______" ?
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confine
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Power-tripize Bureaucratize Unaccountabilize Capturize
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connect a protocol is rules for communication. if protocols don't connect, what's the point?
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Constrain?
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"stay the same" or "avoid capture" show your work: can expand the left side a bit to say "power held by agents tends to incentivize those agents to try to capture that power" in contrast, protocols have hardness, so they are resilient to this type of capture now we just a protocol for power ;)
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compose
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Corrode
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Deprecate
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Liberate
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Corrupt absolutely (Jk)
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dictate
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be forgotten
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polarize
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Power was meant to govern but tends to corrupt. Protocols were meant to define but tends to restrict. No?
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organize
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entrench
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Not get used
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is power the right thing to be comparing to protocols? might be whiffing the core of this but in my mind the right analogy is ~bureaucracy regardless, iiuc: ossify, cartel-ize
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