The Chinese model of centralized control over data makes a centralized blockchain project concerning for potential failure. While network effects are important for growth, it's important to be cautious of communities overly sure of centralized blockchain ideas.
The emergence of technology has given people the opportunity to rethink their strategies and approaches, from phasing out nuclear power plants to tackling political discussions that do not matter, which are most likely influenced by the actions of Russia and China.
The proliferation of technology has made it possible for anyone to conduct precision strikes simply using a drone with a camera. With the advancements in technology, the future of warfare looks entirely different than it did 20 years ago, and it is unclear where it is headed.
The WeWork scandal won't be easily forgotten, but as with all crises, people will eventually move on until the next one. Nevertheless, each outburst provides insights into China's controlled environment.
This podcast episode discusses the political and economic systems of Russia and China and their impact on their respective countries. The hosts also compare the two systems with other Asian countries and discuss their possible benefits and threats to the United States.
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.