Nearchos

Reddit comments are really interesting under this milquetoast article about why Canada isn't experiencing an egg shortage while the US is.

TL;DR:
- Supply management policies lead to smaller farms and a more fluid egg market within Canada
- Stronger biosecurity requirement (ex. changing boots between barns, which is considered too expensive in the US)

This is a really long article talking about an even longer book that describes all the multitude of ways that complex systems often have unintended results when they don't factor in all the externalities properly.

Whether it's food supply chains, manufacturing, or technology... this transition to a global economy is shattering local-first systems that have provided so much security against various kinds of systemic collapse that we aren't even aware of how to price them in to our markets.

Lessons to be learned here when thinking about how to design web3 systems...

This is a really long article talking about an even longer book that describes all the multitude of ways that complex systems often have unintended results when they don't factor in all the externalities properly.

Whether it's food supply chains, manufacturing, or technology... this transition to a global economy is shattering local-first systems that have provided so much security against various kinds of systemic collapse that we aren't even aware of how to price them in to our markets.

Lessons to be learned here when thinking about how to design web3 systems...

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/03/pacific-circuit-oakland/682076/?gift=SL1bhJXCWnGzjRDwrSOLZCRGcJAbI8wQe9eAPJNUgBw