Blockchains and social-justice-warrioring are acting as an interesting pull-push pair of forces towards a trustless society...
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..."in our intersectional microcultures we trust. Everybody else pays crypto"
Divergentism is my least popular big idea, but I'm convinced we're all hard-forking away from each other culturally https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2015/12/01/can-you-hear-me-now/ …
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Least popular as people dislike it or people disagree? I'm in the "this is obvious" camp since getting over my search for meaning phase
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Both I think. They find it to be not just wrong by their experience but offensively so.
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me too.
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Big time.
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I think about this as one of the most optimistic of your predictions. If we’re all far away from eachother, we can all be experts.
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Today, I get giant codebases to keep well factored. As the percent of the job that’s domain knowledge moves towards 100, everyone gets one.
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That's one of your ideas that's stuck with me in a positive way
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IMO we are reverting back to default tribal states and tech networks helping atomize, amplify and accelerate. Network protocols only unifier
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This makes so much sense to me. In danger of bastardizing but living 'above the fray' (quantum-esque) seems a desirable lifestyle design.
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Of course, diverging optimally (growing) would also then mean subverting the desire to design.
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