Laniakea Armstrong
(Sí, el mismo Laniakea Armstrong de Twitter). Publico en español, y algunas veces, en inglés.
Anarcocapitalista, metalero, amante de los gatos, elefantes, capibaras/carpinchos, el anime, y orgullosamente: 🍞🐝 (pambi)
Entusiasta galáctico de: la ciencia de la computación, Linux, IA, privacidad en línea, programación, ciberseguridad, economía e historia.
A veces, subo gameplays a: https://odysee.com/@LaniakeaArmstrong:8
The only constant is change. And the deepest question of our time is not how to prevent it, but how to build systems that flow with it. That strengthen through challenge rather than crumble. That grow more abundant through disruption rather than more fragile.
The power to prevent pain becomes the obligation to prevent pain, which becomes the architecture of fragility itself.
"The short and ironic answer is that trying to do something for the “greater good” is the hardest thing to do. Decentralization is easy to explain, but hard to see in a relevant context: the why? What is the use and point of decentralization? Or perhaps most bluntly put: what is in it for me?
Decentralization is easy to explain, but hard to see in a relevant context: the why? What is the use and point of decentralization? Or perhaps most bluntly put: what is in it for me?
The harsh answer is nothing. There is really nothing in decentralization for you directly, but… there is everything in it for us as a society, and by that so much to gain for you personally. I appreciate that this is not easy to understand.
"The short and ironic answer is that trying to do something for the “greater good” is the hardest thing to do. Decentralization is easy to explain, but hard to see in a relevant context: the why? What is the use and point of decentralization? Or perhaps most bluntly put: what is in it for me?
Decentralization is easy to explain, but hard to see in a relevant context: the why? What is the use and point of decentralization? Or perhaps most bluntly put: what is in it for me?The harsh answer is nothing. There is really nothing in decentralization for you directly, but… there is everything in it for us as a society, and by that so much to gain for you personally. I appreciate that this is not easy to understand.