Silicon Valley, Quantum and Genetic Computing with David Holtzman
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This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features David Holtzman from Naoris Protocole David Holtzman is a tech visionary known for his bold views on how emerging technologies like Web 3.0 and blockchain will reshape governance and society, likening each blockchain to a sovereign nation. He critiques Silicon Valley and believes that technological anarchy can lead to positive, long-term social change. Naoris Protocol revolutionizes digital security with its Decentralized Trust Mesh Architecture, providing decentralized zero trust for data and assets across industries like defense, banking, and healthcare. It ensures cyber-assurance for organizations, governments, and enterprises by securely validating systems beyond traditional cybersecurity perimeters. We spoke to David Holtzman about Naoris Protocole and: I still don't know why the whole internet didn't flame out Three-dimensional memory, quantum and genetic computing It's an exciting time to be alive Puzzle Palace The digital world is a game changer Tech is an enormous game changer It harder to be fascist Web 3 is anarchy in a good way Web 3 going to be an entire new governmental system Each blockchain is almost a sovereign nation Silicon Valley is full of shit Anarchy almost always wins for a while Spoiled European millennial Technology creates social change, whether you like it or not Timestamps 00:00 – 13:00 : Intro 13:00 -- 19:20 : Soviet cosmonauts and national security experience 19:20 -- 27:00 : The off switch 27:00 -- 34:30 : Can it be nuked? 34:30 -- 43:14 : Revolution or evolution 43:14 -- 54:20 : Monkey stage and changing education 54:20 -- 57:48 : Growing balls 57:48 – 01:05:41 : The Blitz If you like what we do at Citizen Web3: Stake with Citizen Web3 validator Listen to the YouTube version Follow us on Twitter Sign up to the RSS feed Special Guest: David Holtzman.
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This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features David Holtzman from Naoris Protocole David Holtzman is a tech visionary known for his bold views on how emerging technologies like Web 3.0 and blockchain will reshape governance and society, likening each blockchain to a sovereign nation. He critiques Silicon Valley and believes that technological anarchy can lead to positive, long-term social change. Naoris Protocol revolutionizes digital security with its Decentralized Trust Mesh Architecture, providing decentralized zero trust for data and assets across industries like defense, banking, and healthcare. It ensures cyber-assurance for organizations, governments, and enterprises by securely validating systems beyond traditional cybersecurity perimeters. We spoke to David Holtzman about Naoris Protocole and: I still don't know why the whole internet didn't flame out Three-dimensional memory, quantum and genetic computing It's an exciting time to be alive Puzzle Palace The digital world is a game changer Tech is an enormous game changer It harder to be fascist Web 3 is anarchy in a good way Web 3 going to be an entire new governmental system Each blockchain is almost a sovereign nation Silicon Valley is full of shit Anarchy almost always wins for a while Spoiled European millennial Technology creates social change, whether you like it or not Timestamps 00:00 – 13:00 : Intro 13:00 -- 19:20 : Soviet cosmonauts and national security experience 19:20 -- 27:00 : The off switch 27:00 -- 34:30 : Can it be nuked? 34:30 -- 43:14 : Revolution or evolution 43:14 -- 54:20 : Monkey stage and changing education 54:20 -- 57:48 : Growing balls 57:48 – 01:05:41 : The Blitz If you like what we do at Citizen Web3: Stake with Citizen Web3 validator Listen to the YouTube version Follow us on Twitter Sign up to the RSS feed Special Guest: David Holtzman. Links: Alexander Kerensky Al Gore Amazonian jungle Apollo program Bill Gates Biomemory DNA Cards Bob Kahn Carl Sagan - Pale Blue Dot China Donald Trump Edward Snowden Electronic Arts Elon Musk Etsy Everest Fort Meade, Maryland Fred Flintstone French Revolution Geneva GLONASS Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas R. Hofstadter ICANN IBM iPhone iPod Iran John Perry Barlow Maasai Mark Zuckerberg Martin Luther Mercury project Metallica Micro lending MiniPCR DNA Discovery System Mohammed Yunus Mongolia Mount Kilimanjaro MySpace Napster Nobel Prize Omaha, Nebraska Outback Privacy Lost: How Technology Is Endangering Your Privacy by David H. Holtzman Richard Francis Burton Sami Satoshi Nakamoto Sean Parker Star Trek Stephen Gold Starlink Steve Jobs Shawn Fanning Sun Yat-sen Tenement Square The Grateful Dead Thousand and One Nights Tibet United States Vin Cerf Vladimir Putin Wired Magazine Washington DC Zurich
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