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and our ‘economic slump’ is... verifiably not real? unless you work for a newspaper. we lost manufacturing to china, not tech. unemployment is down. US carbon emissions have been dropping for twenty years. and should maybe talk about crispr? crypto? quantum fucking physics?pic.twitter.com/gI5QxLX5oY
we are truly in a total fog of war. almost nothing written on the topics of technology, the economy, or politics is true. these days the only thing i know for sure is the media makes money on clicks, and misery keeps us clicking.
I think I saw your painting avatar walking around the Presidio on fire 
We’re doing to corporate media what bitcoin does to central banks. The “trusted authority” model has failed. The “skin on the game” model is here.http://Ideamarkets.org
Remember reading articles about how self driving trucks would have put every truck driver in America out of work by now. Wired magazine is a propaganda outlet.
obviously the politics are completely different, but wouldn't the guy who started your fund agree with the basic thesis of technological stagnation outside of the world of bits?
my main problem here is not the earnest push for greater things, but rather the invention of problems that don’t exist, and the ascription of problems that *do* exist to the technology industry
Couldn’t agree more. State of journalism, specifically tech journalism, is so disappointing and blatantly chasing the next click. “Raise the alarms!! Everything is on fire.”
Long bitcoin
You got it wrong! It's all true. Why? Because these journalists are literally living in a parallel universe that just so happens to perfectly coexist and align with our own universe. Joking aside, all of these inane attacks on progress have happened throughout history
"World War III is a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation." - Marshall McLuhan (1970)
We’ve built the world’s first level playing field for the battle of ideas: http://ideamarkets.org Doing to corporate media what bitcoin does to central banks.
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