Increasingly, I don’t think web3 is the next iteration of the web that will replace web2, but rather a fork that will run in parallel.

Not a strong opinion yet but something I can’t shake. 

Also not sure how I feel about it if true.

Thoughts?

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What excites me the most is the potential for a culture shift towards building and owning our own work product and data, within thriving communities. 

But I also remind myself that we’re still human. And greed will continue to exist, even if It shape shifts in the way it shows up, given new social norms and contract

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Well I guess when we’re thinking of it as personal gain, it doesn’t feel like we’re giving things up. Just gaining.

Yeah, us humans will give up a LOT for convenience and personal gain. Aligned around ownership being a primary value prop. 

That and censorship resistance are the primary offerings of web3.