A while back I had a conversation with @eggy0o0 from Social Layer and we talked about the ideological differences between the crypto community and the AI community. After years of working in crypto and then taking a step back in recent years I have understood and appreciated the spiritual vision of crypto much more

A multi-jurisdiction society with healthy co-living, aligned to accelerate progress in longevity biotech, and make death optional.

Edge City convenes people working at the frontiers of tech, science, and society in popup villages across the globe. Apply to our upcoming popup village: https://www.edgeesmeralda.com/ 

i want you to see my world and to become a part of it

https://otherinter.net

Pics are in the wrong order. But yeah. I realized this after participating in pop up cities like @edgecity and @vitalia, which never would have emerged from the AI space. The liberal vision is alive in crypto more so than in other parts of the tech sector

Urbanist thinking about open places, open access, and open web
/urbanism + https://zora.co/@miawintam

I’ve really appreciated meeting people like @miawintam who are working to figure out how to use crypto’s tech and ethos in service of neighborhood projects and local initiatives

Thanks for articulating this Toby :) 

Theres a pattern language where  participatory web 3 and open web rhymes so closely neighborhood/community building work. There’s so much overlap it’s hard to look away. Definitely still navigating understanding web3  ethics issues in spatial projects though