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Aug 13, 2021 1 hr 10 min

Datocracy: Forking Culture

from Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Hosted by Ernest Prabhakar, Ernest Bruce

Memes are transmitted via imitation (mimesis/memesis) Enables/requires consumers to become producers (cf editing Wikipedia) Solves the Datocrat's Conundrum (sticky semantics) The most generative system (reproduction + diversity) wins Masnick's Impossibility Theorem: Content Moderation At Scale Is Impossible To Do Well No more silent failures! Well-formed (syntax) Fungibility "The most reliable system [longest history] is also the most maladaptive." Cardano cryptocurrency For next week: Machine-assisted context reconciliation (cf reconciling schemas) Constitution as syntax: what is the constitution of Datopolis? cf RTFM: The Revolutionary Transparency Manifesto

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