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What is your preferred language for what many refer to as "the community", or the variations of the meaning you see used for "the community", @NickSzabo4?
the "group of X" or "X universe" or the specific subset one has in mind "X users", "X developers", "X traders", etc.
How about "community cluster around X"?
Too much of a mouthful, you'll never get a high time preference hypester to say it, but definitely more accurate.
"high time preference hypester" high time preference must be one of the most destructive parts of a personality
I read a couple books on media bias / manipulation & seem to remember a lot of talk about community — I’ll have to figure out what book it was It’s Not News it’s Fark maybe... but it’s definitely a meaningless term that’s easy to manipulate people around
i think the Malthusian theory of population growth vs agricultural supply applies relative to the brain it is remarkable that in the last 3 million years our brain's capacity to manage relationships has grown 3x, but general population growth has been ~7500x at least
seems that presents a security hole for individuals who confuse "community" for just groups of unrelated and untrusting individuals attackers are charismatic fakes who don't give a shit about "community" but use it as leverage against the non-skepticals
Wow, cool theory Donald!
oh...it's Dunbar's social brain hypothesis: http://kreativproces.dk/http:/kreativproces.dk/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Dunbars-tal-og-reseach.pdf … This is especially bright: Neocortex Size, Group Size, Language: http://eebweb.arizona.edu/faculty/dornhaus/courses/materials/papers/Aiello%20Dunbar%20humans%20brain%20group%20size.pdf …
Funny how crypto is about the individual but everyone seems to want imply there are “communities” and speak for them.
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