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  2. Trent: "The Ethereum commons produces a body of software artifacts which can come to consensus on the output of EVM computations run in globally distributed environments. This is a collective snapshot of what the Ethereum protocol is today and what it might look like in the near future.

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    1. "ethereum it is not another cryptocurrency. It is rather a P2P financial infrastructure able to support any kind of currency design, if expressed as a collective Smart Contract." 2. "Ethereum is a community-driven project aiming to decentralize the internet and return it to its democratic roots. It is a platform for building and running applicat...

    0. Adam Ludwin: "There’s a decentralized application called Ethereum that is a decentralized application for launching decentralized applications. I am sure by now you have heard of “initial coin offerings” (ICOs) and “tokens.” Most of these are issued on top of Ethereum. Instead of building a decentralized application from scratch the way Bitcoin ...

    1. Primavera Di Filippi: "These algorithmical entities are both autonomous and self-sufficient: they charge users from the services they provide so as to pay others for the resources they need (e.g. bandwidth, cpu). Thus, once they have been created and deployed onto the blockchain, they no longer need (nor heed) their creators. But if DAOs are ind...

    A class analysis of the token economy

    By Vincent Chen and Ramon Recuero: "We’ve come to the understanding that in the blockchain paradigm, developers can capture value through protocol innovation. To continue our discussion, we review how blockchain technologies evolved to eventually cater to developers. Eight years ago, Bitcoin was conceived as a virtual currency that removed the need for centralized financial systems. Initially, developers actually tried building applications upon the Bitcoin blockchain by storing data in the b...

    How Ethereum Might Support the Commons

    By Rachel O'Dwyer: "Some of these applications are still speculative; some of them are already implemented. Potential applications of Ethereum include peer-to-peer forms of cloud computing or Dropbox; incentivised Wi-Fi mesh networking or big data and machine learning; games and gambling; reputation systems; and of course financial applications. Already existing applications include Airlock.me a keyless access protocol; La’Zooz, an alternative ride-sharing application; the Eris stack, a distr...

    How Ethereum could support Radical Markets

    Jordan Daniell: ""Our premise is that markets are, and for the medium term will remain, the best way of arranging a society," authors E. Glen Weyl and Eric A. Posner explain in "Radical Markets." But the dilemma facing this position is that "while our society is supposed to be organized by competitive markets, we contend the most important markets are monopolized or entirely missing, and that by creating true competitive, open, and free markets, we can dramatically reduce inequality, increase...

    Roy Walker: " the second most important development in crypto was probably the invention of Ethereum. Ethereum was founded by Vitalik Buterin. Buterin became a bitcoin programmer in 2011 (when he was 17 years old) and soon after founded Bitcoin Magazine. In 2013, he became unhappy with bitcoin’s limitations. Notably, he believed the cryptocurrency ...

    To find out more about how Ethereum works, visit the technical whitepaper at http://ethereum.org/ethereum.html or the FAQ at http://wiki.ethereum.org/index.php/FAQ

  3. Characteristics. Thornton Parker on the Principles of Growth Cycles: "General principles of growth cycles can be applied by companies, industries, regions, nations, and perhaps the whole world. • A few dominant industries and goals become drivers by establishing long-term growth trends.

  4. These approaches have been characterized as ‘ahistorical’ and ‘teleological’ in their emphases (Thornton 2005, 232). Developmentalism is probably best exemplified in human ecology by Eugene Odum’s (1969) “The Strategy of Ecosystem Development.”

  5. “Nature 2.0 is a possible vision of the future. A hopeful one. It combines and extends Artificial Intelligence & blockchain into a symbiosis of biology and machine, for a future of abundance.“ - Trent McConaghy. Discussion. From Nature 1.0 Sovereignty to Self-Owned Nature 2.0. "AI DAOs with rights draws them towards self-sovereignty.

  6. P2P as the Technological Framework of Cognitive Capitalism [1] Chapter 2 of P2P and Human Evolution. Contents. 2. P2P as the Technological Framework of Cognitive Capitalism[1] 2.1.A. Defining P2P as the relational dynamic of distributed networks. 2.1.B. The emergence of peer to peer as technological infrastructure. 2.1.C.

  7. For the governance of the Global Commons of humanity, we advocate replacing the scarcity-engineering of neoliberal markets by the abundance engineering of the Commons: see the Abundance - Typology and the Wealth Typology. Policy concepts and proposals are maintained here .