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It's never too late to talk about decentralized governance, says Aaron the founder of Govrn. So in this episode, Peth and Aaron discuss the question of "How do we turn politics from a negative-sum game (what it is right now) into a positive-sum game? How can we realign our incentives to be on the same team?"

Govrn builds bottom-up coordination tools for DAOs with the motto "For everything that governs you, you should be able to govern back." At Govrn, they see all types of contributions as governance; you are voting with every action you take.

Some of the topics are:

Bottom-up incentive structures
Bounties for politicians
Outcome coalitions
Staking your work
Arguments for transparent bribery
Putting check and balances on the leaders
The importance of rewriting Manifestos
How to keep organizations fluid

Growing up, Aaron was always interested and engaged in politics. He did a lot of work on incentive alignment to understand organizational behavior while doing management consulting for a large firm. This firm made him learn about blockchain and DAOs. When he realized the possible implications of DAOs on society, he became obsessed with it. So he quit his job and went full time into DAOs.

“I think a lot of people define themselves by the organization they're part of. But that's not it. The organization doesn't define you, you define the organization."

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Frontiers Of Coordination #4 Aaron Of Govrn On Governance Corruption & Transparency

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Some of the topics are:

Bottom-up incentive structures
Bounties for politicians
Outcome coalitions
Staking your work
Arguments for transparent bribery
Putting check and balances on the leaders
The importance of rewriting Manifestos
How to keep organizations fluid

“I think a lot of people define themselves by the organization they're part of. But that's not it. The organization doesn't define you, you define the organization."

Resources:

80 episodes

#Tech #Yalor

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2 years ago57:33

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Visa Veerasamy is a prolific writer and creator. With a large list of followers on twitter, he is known for crafting a web of curious exploratory threads as well for being the author of the books Friendly Ambitious Nerd & Introspect. On a mission to spark curiosity, creativity, and prolificacy in the digital age, he is knitting a global network and encouraging other people to chase their curiosity & make friends. Having grown up in libraries, he thinks of the internet as a grand one, a place with infinite possibilities where you can find people all over the world with the same interests and values. To find them he advises to create, share and dare to be bad at what you do when you’re starting, which will lead to form a cluster of great people thriving together. It sounds simple because it is - but he has a whole vision around how individuals simply following their interests & making friends will lead to great positive outcomes for the society as a whole, not just individuals doing so. Some of the topics: Becoming a friendly ambitious nerd Advice to younger people Identity vs Anonimity How to be a friendly ambitious nerd Why become a friendly ambitious nerd Good marketing Resources: Visa’s Twitter Visa’s Web page Friendly Ambitious Nerd Book Introspect Book Visa’s Substack: voltaic verses…

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Frontiers Of Coordination #14 - Collaboration, Standardization & Biomimicry w/ Simona Pop 57:14

2 years ago57:14

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Simona Pop has been involved with the Ethereum community and DAOs since the early days and recalls the levels of enthusiasm and energy that made her get involved into many different projects in the ecosystem among which are co-founding Bounties Network and organizing Schelling Point, a unconference around coordination, regenerative economics and DeSci. She’s currently the Metagovernance Steward at ENS DAO - among other things. Some of the topics: Bounties Network Interoperability vs personal interest Biggest lessons over the years Creating initiation experiences Kernel mentorship Schelling Point & lessons learned Unconferences Biomimicry DAOs’ biggest problems Standardization & framework for DAOs Her project, Bounties Network, was about building a bounties platform as a protocol - interoperable. It was also possibly the first Web3 project incentivizing regeneration in the real world by putting bounties on things like beach cleanups. One of the constraints she encountered was the mentality of ownership over collective interests, which complicates the move towards interoperability. A mindset that must go through a process of unlearning to prioritize collaboration, one of her key takeaways from her years in the space. If you’ve been following Simona on twitter, you might have noticed she likes looking at collaboration & decentralization through the lens of biomimicry, which aims to emulate nature’s processes, forms and ecosystems from the awareness that we as humans are part of a greater network. In this sense she proposes standardization in DAO frameworks & communications, which would be a baseline and a soil ready for planting that also allows navigation easily and that would organize the circuit of information, resource and decision making. Resources: Simona’s Twitter Schelling Point twitter Bounties Network ETH Global Twitter…

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Share What You’re Making #11 - Derrek Coleman On Buidling Community 55:29

2 years ago55:29

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In this episode of Share What You’re Making Chair & Bacon have a chat with Derrick Coleman, who is the community steward at Ethereum Denver as well as a regular contributor on Raid Guild, where his journey in Web3 began. From there he would make the bridge to his current role, taking care of the health of the community. An appropriate role for him considering it has been precisely the sense of community what has kept him in Web3. “The reason I'm in the space is because there are these communities of people that care for each other and look out for each other because of some shared values or goals. I'm not here for the libertarian not-your-keys-not-your-coin-get-off-my-property vibes. I'm here for the let's make an internet co-op so we can work together and have less extractive value systems sucking out whatever value we create for the sake of the shareholders”. With that in mind and a strong purpose on education, he’s been aligned with ETH Denver Ethos to buidl, to create the world we live in and shaping its tools and foundations; this is what excites him about bringing together the people and the technology in a cooperative of people that are incentivized to see each other succeed. “I care first and foremost about the buidling. The only thing you can do with Bitcoin is hold it, so maxis turned that into a meme; you can Hodl aka not sell, but over on Ethereum, which has a smart contract layer, it gets more interesting because you can build code on top of the machine, so instead of Hodl we Buidl interesting projects using that technology, so our entire ecosystem of buidlers buidling their projects is the key thing and the part I'm excited about”. Some of the topics: How he was onboarded to Web3 How he got into Raid guild and Sporkdao and ETH Denver His role on ETH Denver team Camp Buidl His take on onboarding Code along with Derreck videos Lens merch stolen? ETH Denver reach Some lessons learned and ETH Denver 2024 Path to ETH Denver 2024 with Infinity Keys Buffycorn Ventures Projects that started at ETH Denver Resources: Derrek’s Twitter Derrek’s Lens Raid Guild Twitter Raid Wild Web Code along with Derrek ETH Denver Twitter ETH Denver Web ETH Denver Youtube Channel SporkDAO Twitter SporkDAO Web Spork DAO Discord Infinity Keys Web Welook Web3 Social Platform…

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Frontiers of Coordination #13 - Memetic Filters and Collective Imagineering in Web3 w/ Travis Wyche 1:06:42

2 years ago1:06:42

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On this episode of Frontiers of Coordination Peth welcomes artist, philosopher and researcher Travis Wyche. After a couple of years in the Web3 space he considers himself a more culturally focused contributor rather than a technical person even when he spends part of his time doing a variety of research on UXs and developing UI design. The fact is that the interweaving of his skills and interests led to Pluriverse, a transmedia lorecrafting experiment in collective imagineering. Screaming at punk shows was his first approach to the Moloch meme. Later in life when he entered Web3 he would connect it to Allen Ginsberg’s poem Howl, an event that in a way funneled him down a rabbit hole of connecting these cultural influences with the technical game theory of coordination. That is what attracted him to the space in the first place: “I'm not really a Degen; I didn't get drawn into crypto through DeFi or anything like that, through the tokens really at all, but more of the high level philosophy, politics, the various kinds of connections to things in my own background as an artist, as a musician, as a community organizer, as an anarchist, as an aging punk. All those kinds of cultural affinities are what brought me in”. It's from that perspective that he appreciates the meaning of the Moloch meme, known as the god of coordination failure while also associated with child sacrifice among other things. For him,it’s an image that serves as a “memetic filter” for people to understand the potency that image creates for a “community first” kind of orientation. Some of the topics: His origins in the space The rise and fall of the Moloch meme Moloch memetic filter Individual mindshift for successful coordination WTF is Pluriverse Pluriverse current projects Genres, themes and characters in Pluriverse Regen in the space Regen beyond crypto MetaCrisis Intentional communities A.I. Resources: DAOHaus Twitter DAO Haus Web Pluriverse twitter Pluriverse Web MolochDAO website MolochDAO twitter MetaCartel twitter MetaCartel website Allen Ginsberg poem Howl GreenPill Website GreenPill Podcast Kevin Owoki Twitter…

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Frontiers Of Coordination #12 - Mutual Aid & Community Currencies w/ Will Ruddick 40:34

2 years ago40:34

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Will Ruddick is an econo-optimist; in his words. A physicist that got into economics. Experiences such as being in the Peace Corps helped shape his vision around using technology for mutual credit on community groups coming together to produce mutual aid for each other. So he founded Grassroots Economics, a non-profit foundation developing economic empowerment to help communities realize and share their abundance. In this episode he shares with Peth his motivations and experiences with the project. The proposal is to have communities form a type of agreement on their means of exchange, goods and services that are redeemable from vouchers that can be used in or out of the community. Through blockchain, these vouchers have an expiration built in and the contract holds the legal instruments for it. This type of exchange is actually similar with traditional systems, which in Kenya have not only a rich history but 42 different names to refer to. For Ruddick this is a basic use case of blockchain that allows creating endogenous instruments in an association. However, in his opinion, for it to succeed there needs to be liability. “When I read the Bitcoin whitepaper and they talk about community currencies this is what I think they're talking about and historically if you look at a lot of the community currency research and all these examples over the years, the ones that were very successful had clear liability; it was clear who was backing this vouchers with what services”. Some of the topics: How he started Grassroots Economics How does Grassroots Economics work Adoption of the tech in these communities Workshops for collective vision Blockchain for accountability Limited and trackable liability Grassroots Economics spread and outreach Sustainability Toughest part on his journey Hopes for the future Resources: Will Ruddick’s Twitter Grassroots Economics Grassroots Economics Twitter Peace Corps Web Page Elinor Ostrom Books Valora App Web Valora App Twitter…

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MetaView #27 - Enlightening Worldviews w/ Brandon Norgaard 38:30

2 years ago38:30

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Brandon Norgaard is a researcher, writer and founder of the Enlightened Worldview, a project described in short as a quest to promote peace through societal understanding and inner awareness. In this episode he shares with Peth about the perks of building an organization that will help people improve self-awareness and mindfulness. Norgaard explains the project seeks to “promote a new enlightenment”, implementing the premises given in Hanzi Freinacht books The Listening Society and Nordic Ideology and based on Game B as well as “Bildung”, a concept that refers to how individuals and groups of people learn and thrive through education and personal development to cultivate skills, habits and values that contribute to society. This would be made possible through software development to encourage people to come together, have leadership structures and coordinate local face-to-face events and networks structured to strengthen communities, improve their quality of life and add value. “There's a way to do it that is entertaining to people while they are also getting sense making and awareness capabilities and meeting spirituality by being a part of these communities and these circles”, he says. “What gives me hope is looking at local Game Change, local developments of community circles, a deeper integration across aspects of public life and social experiments in that regard and using technology to benefit people's lives”. Timestamp for video: 32:42 - 33:55 Some of the topics: What is Enlightened Worldview Metamodern Hackers Collective Adult lifelong learning Enlightenment Worldview platform Artificial Intelligence WTF is Game B WTF is Metamodernism Relationship between Game B & Metamodernism Downtown San Francisco homelessness issue Local game change and development of communities and circles His advice to MetaGame Resources: Enlightened Worldview project twitter Enlightened Worldview project website Brandon Norgaard on Facebook Lene Rachel Andersen on Twitter Lene Rachel Andersen’s book Bildung: Keep Growing (2020) The Archdisciplinary Research Center Gregg Henriques’ Unified Theory of Knowledge Roy Bhaskar’s Critical realism and the ontology of persons Ken Wilbers’s Integral Theory The Listening Society Nordic Ideology 12 Commandments: For Extraordinary People To Master Ordinary Life Hanzi Feinacht books: The Listening Society Nordic Ideology 12 Commandments: For Extraordinary People To Master Ordinary Life…

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MetaView #26: Profit Maximalism & Game B w/ Jim Rutt 1:11:45

2 years ago1:11:45

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Jim Rutt remembers his days as a businessman, CEO of Network Solutions and CTO of Thomson-Reuters. When he retired in 2001 he went back to his original love: science. He then started working with the Santa Fe Institute as a researcher -where he met Jordan Hall- and eventually became the chairman. It was 2012 when he and some friends started the social movement and philosophical set of ideas known today as Game B. In this episode Rutt and Peth dive deep into the movement that aims to create the social operating system for the future, from the early attempts as the Emancipation Party to the current state and possible scenarios. Rutt recognizes the damage caused by Game A's exponential growth approach of the world while he also acknowledges the process of “bottom-up” culturalization that has to take place first for Game B to succeed. “The Game B turn is to do two things. One is to develop a way of living in the world that fully honors our natural world and actually helps it regenerate from some of the harm that's been done in the late stages of Game A, and does it in a way that is organized around increasing human well-being and puts human well-being central”. Some of the topics Complexity science Game A Background WTF is Game B? Mental Health crisis Network technologies Building growth inwards vs macro growth Game B Communities Face-to-face aspect of Game B Consumption ratings in the western world Failure modes of game B Roles in the Game B community Bad attractors or scenarios Resources: Jim Rutt’s twitter Jim Rutt’s essay In search of the 5th attractor Jim Rutt’s on Medium Jim Rutt’s Show GameB.org Santa Fe Institute Network Wars An Initiation to Game B Film Isaac Asimov's Foundation Trilogy #GameB Emancipation Party Website Research and further reading Jordan Hall Jamie Wheal Jamie Wheal’s Recapture the rapture…

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Share What You're Makin' w/ Chair & Bacon #10: Remember ETHDenver 47:59

2 years ago47:59

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Chair & Bacon are back with a new episode! This time they take us into ETHDenver, with Chair telling us about his experience at the largest blockchain festival in the world. The event, where he got to meet a lot of octos from MetaGame was a, was a good way to get both hyped about MetaFest2 , the only MetaCartel event happening this year, from august 11th to 25th at Fort Punta Christo in Croatia. Wait… WTF is MetaFest? A festival including everything you’d expect of a festival + everything you’d expect of a conference + an optional week-long trip. “I have no doubt that it would be a fun time, a very good bonding experience for a lot of friends that don’t get to see each other in person or very rarely”, Chair said. With the vast list of speakers and the epic adventures down the coast of Croatia, we think so too ;) From texturePunx, Keyp onboarding platform, Sillicon Valley Bank going bankrupt, to the “spookiness” of Aavegotchi closing the $GHST bonding curve the exact day of DAI’s depeg, in this episode Chair and Bacon also talked about news and projects that have caught their attention these days as well as future guests for the show. Some of the topics: MetaFest 2 Adrenaline Parks Chair’s twitter ban Texture Punx ETHDenver highlights Keyp Onboarding platform SVB bankrupt news Aavegotchi’s $GHST bonding curve tuned off FakeGotchis Resources: Chair’s ’sTwitter Bacon Lens BaconOG.lens Bacon Lens: BaconOG.lens SWYM Twitter SWYM Discord MetaFest Website InfinityKeys Twitter Raid Brood Twitter MetaCartel Twitter Texture Twitter Keyp Website SporkDAO website…

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MetaView #25 - DAOs & The Global Economic Order w/ Patrick Rawson 48:31

2 years ago48:31

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Patrick Rawson discovered Ethereum in January of 2017 and it seemed to him like a game changer. By 2019 he quit his job in advertising and became a full-time DAOist and regen. He is a co-founder of Curve Labs & Kolektivo . In this episode he talks about his view on the evolution of crypto space and what he has learned so far. From his perspective, which weighs the institutional framework, the crypto technology has to interface with the real world to build effective finance. “What we need is a new constellation of institutional actors operating from the bottom-up, with more of a community gaze than this top-down flow of money”, he says. Ecotechnics was the term he once used to define what is now widely known as regenerative finance, a term with which he was trying to answer a question: “Money is a technology that is used to solve this trifecta problem of store value and medium of exchange and so forth; so understanding that, how can we create a bottom-up form of money which has a different set of outcomes? I use this term ecotechnics because I think those outcomes need to be particularly mindful of the closed ecological system that is the Earth". He brings to the table the use of what he calls process assets , as a form of tokenization that could have enormous real-world benefits by taking different processes and turning them into abstractions of these to guarantee they happen. This is also without the need to subscribe to any particular agenda and thus decentralizing authority from institutions. “I find this all very very exciting from an institutional perspective as it's taking a historically monopolizable form of authority and giving it to regular people to do what they will with it”. As for the future, his hope is that the distinction between Web3/Crypto and the real world dissolves. “There's sort of this underlying assumption that every time we say crypto we're referring to some virtual domain, some metaverse on the horizon that doesn't affect the real world and I would like to see that that distinction close over time. Where when we refer to crypto or refer to Web3, we are simultaneously referring to more than a predominantly virtual domain, that we are referring to entire communities”. Some of the topics His biggest lessons in the space His posts series called ‘DAOs and the Global Economic Order’ Ecotechnics & Refi Process assets & proof of impact Liquidity in impact formation Universalist politics The future of Web3/Crypto Resources Pat’s Twitter Curve Labs Website Curve Labs Twitter Kolektivo’s Website Kolektivo’s Twitter DAOs and the Global Economic Order Part I: The Twilight of Neoliberalism Part II: Cryptospheric Ecotechnics Part III: An Infinite Face…

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MetaView #24: WTF Is Metamodernism? w/ Hanzi Freinacht 1:11:18

2 years ago1:11:18

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After writing the latest MetaGame Newsletter Metagame & Metadornism, pt.1 , peth sat down to talk with Hanzi Freinacht, political philosopher, historian and sociologist, author of ‘The Listening Society’ and ‘Nordic Ideology’ to dive deep into foundations, views and mindset of Metamodernism. “Metamodernism comes from the heart of postmodern thinking, it thrives on that critique, on seeing the cracks in the modern project, but it wants to find a direction of development which is going deeper into who we are as human beings and develop our relationships and our worldviews”, says Freinacht. In his words, the metamodern project is to again believe in growth and development, going beyond critique and beyond just increasing GDP, producing more science papers, inventing new gadgets and medicines. Rather, Freinacht explains, “it's about increasing the sense of meaning and the quality of relationships and the scaffolds for our own personal and psychological development”. Sustainability, alienation, inequality and lack of meaning are some of the fundamental problems of modernism that the metamodern mindset addresses as a result of a “proto-synthesis” for the kinds of life we would want. “Metamodernism tries to fulfill all of the promises of postmodern critique, all of those values, all of those injustices, but it does so by building a program for the future for what you can do”, he explains. This Metamodern mindset is self transforming and a result of the interaction of four dimensions: cognitive complexity, symbolic code, subjective states and depth. These layers move between two extremes: “The metamodernist mindset re-enchants the world but does so at the same time explaining everything that can be explained with the best possible explanatory models; and that sense of creating meaning in a secular or rational world is in a sense the core of the metamodernist quest”. Some of the topics covered: Metamodernism Fundamental problems of modernism Metamodern mindset The four dimensions of human development Demographic of the metamodernist community Nordic ideology and different types of politics Green Social Liberalism MetaGame & Metamodernism Metamodern cryptosphere Resources: Hanzi Freinacht Twitter Hanzi Freinacht Metamoderna Jordan Peterson’s 12 rules for life Hanzi Freinacht’s 12 Commandments: For Extraordinary People To Master Ordinary Life Robert Kegan's Stages of Adult Development: Self-Transforming or Interindividual Knowers Frances Fukoyama The End of History and the Last Man Hanzi Feinacht books: The Listening Society Nordic Ideology 12 Commandments: For Extraordinary People To Master Ordinary Life…

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Frontiers Of Coordination #11 - 3 Years Of DAOing w/ Dekan Brown From DAOhaus & RaidGuild 43:16

2 years ago43:16

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In this episode Peth has a talk with one of his favorite people in the space to chat about the challenges and the future of DAOs and governance. Dekan Brown is a developer and a Daoist. He’s one of the founders of DAOHaus, Raid Guild and Metacartel. His work has been focused in governance and community type experiments. This time he shares the lessons and perspectives he’s gained over the last three years working in the crypto space. "We are basically trying to reinvent the system and get people to think about things differently," he states. In his opinion there’s the idea of digital organizations but the idea of decentralization, resiliency, robustness and anti-capture has been forgotten. Reflecting on past experiences he shares that avoiding what he calls “operational overhead”, minimizing governance and having a high-level purpose are some of the areas for improvement in DAOs. “What we should be going for is millions of different kinds of sovereign nations where every person is a citizen of maybe hundreds of thousands of other nations and, as an individual, you have the sovereignty to move wherever you want, to use your money however you want and to form in this groups and understand where the publics goods for this groups are and how are you funding them”. Some of the topics: · DAO narrative pushed in the wrong direction · DAO Citizenship · Digital corporations vs DAOs · Token holders vs community · Treasury less DAOs · DAO governance · Burocratic ingroups and “operational overhead” · Setting a purpose and guiding principles · Minimizing governance · Seasonal leadership changes · Periods of reflection and goal setting · Voting periods and grace periods · Retroactive reviews · MolochDAO framework · DAO purism vs pragmatism · The future of DAOs Resources: Dekan Brown twitter DAOHaus twitter DAOHaus website Moloch DAO twitter Raid Guild twitter Raid Guild website MetaCartel twitter MetaCartel website…

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Frontiers Of Coordination #10 - The Real Decentralization and Regeneration w/ Grace Rachmany 1:04:36

3 years ago1:04:36

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Just days before starting her 6 week workshop, DAO consultant and co-founder of PricelessDAO Grace Rachmany, talked to Peth about her journey on team management and her perspectives on the ReFi space, decentralized organizations, independence, autonomy & much more.. As someone who has specialized in team management, leadership & governance, she raises a question: How to bring out the best in people and communities? The structure of a DAO, adequate voting systems and the ability to track your reputation as well as hardware production are some of the proposals she highlights in order to create a self-sufficient system that does not operate by the same rules as the default. “If it’s just a general movement then you’re missing something. If DAOs can offer us some structure where we could recognize one another, be united under some sort of federated protocol that allows us to communicate, then the question would be ``what do you want to communicate?” For more nuggets of wisdom, listen to the full episode. If you’re interested in learning more about what money really is, the rules of the game, how the existing economic system has become so unsustainable, commons practices, alternative economic models for a sustainable future and how cryptocurrencies & DAOs can be utilized for such ends, register for the workshop . Some of the topics: Decentralized decision making Voting vs governance Decentralized organizations in the past vs DAOs Autonomous movements vs autonomous organizations Tracking reputation and expertise Centralization vs decentralization Delegated voting User-centric web and Self-sovereign identity Priceless DAO regenerative vision Priceless’ Women movement Measuring wellbeing Resources: Grace Rachmany on Twitter DAO Leadership course So, you've got a DAO: management for the 21st century (book) Priceless DAO website & Priceless DAO on twitter Extinction Rebellion Vincent Van Gogh Painting Targeted by Soup-Throwing Climate Activists Regens Unite…

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Frontiers Of Coordination #9 - Govrn, Governance & Autonomy w/ Aaron Soskin & Stefen Delev 59:34

3 years ago59:34