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The Case for a Decentralized Internet
1:38:50 - 1:47:28 (08:38)
In this episode, the speaker argues in favor of a decentralized internet, where power is given to individuals to incentivize or de-incentivize content, enabling a more open discourse of ideas, dangerous or not.
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Adam Curry and other podcasters are experimenting with emerging ways to have audio podcasts across multiple platforms, potentially eliminating the possibility of being de-platformed from a single source.
1:38:50 - 1:42:13 (03:22)
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Adam Curry and other podcasters are experimenting with emerging ways to have audio podcasts across multiple platforms, potentially eliminating the possibility of being de-platformed from a single source. This technology could disrupt the way countries use their currencies as weapons and promote a multipolar world vision.
ChapterThe Case for a Decentralized Internet
Episode#231 – Alex Gladstein: Bitcoin, Authoritarianism, and Human Rights
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The direct relationship between artists and their audience through streaming money using lightning network is becoming a possibility.
1:42:13 - 1:43:22 (01:09)
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The direct relationship between artists and their audience through streaming money using lightning network is becoming a possibility. The era of centralized social media platforms may be coming to an end, but there is still hope that a solution can be found as there is a demand for it.
ChapterThe Case for a Decentralized Internet
Episode#231 – Alex Gladstein: Bitcoin, Authoritarianism, and Human Rights
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The open discourse of ideas through decentralized and regionalized systems, where individuals control content curation, could lead to the spread of dangerous and controversial ideas.
1:43:22 - 1:47:28 (04:06)
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The open discourse of ideas through decentralized and regionalized systems, where individuals control content curation, could lead to the spread of dangerous and controversial ideas. These systems could provide an improved user experience, but Twitter's vision of being an open protocol for all governments could still lead to controversial decisions.