He who controls the Memeverse controls the Mandate of Heaven.
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Missing Early Crypto Opportunities: A Learning Experience
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I'm a slow learner. And a minor in economics. I interviewed @VitalikButerin back when he was just starting. He developed Ethereum. If I was fast I would have bought some. When I interviewed him an Ethereum cost $2. Today it costs a LOT more. Same with understanding the new
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Web 4.0: The Headless Web for Autonomous Agents
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This is evidence of a new "headless" Web being developed by the nerds. A Web just for people's agents to come and visit and do business with. Web 1.0: sharing info.
Web 2.0: making it dynamic.
Web 3.0: making it trustworthy.
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AI Agents Meet Web3: Building Autonomous Business Systems
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Web 3 and AI mix.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 17 avril 2026
Meet the guys who are bringing your AI Agents the ability to run their own business: @eigencloud
Conversation with @sreeramkannan founder about the shifts happening as Web 3 and the AI worlds collide. pic.twitter.com/Q0SFBhdjp7Web 3 and AI mix. Meet the guys who are bringing your AI Agents the ability to run their own business: @eigencloud Conversation with @sreeramkannan founder about the shifts happening as Web 3 and the AI worlds collide.
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Federation Fundamentals: Core Principle Over Implementation Details
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yea i agree to me federation is federation – rest is [important] details
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Decentralization vs Fragmentation: The Protocol Challenge
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you need to decide if you want decentralization or fragmentation first one only works with shared protocols and markets
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Sovereign AGI Opportunities Through Job Development Steps
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Do the jobs, prove the jobs, settle the jobs, preserve the stepping stones — and the sovereign AGI opportunities reveal themselves. $AGIALPHA #AGIALPHA
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Prediction Markets Threat to Public Health Says Science
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Prediction markets like @Polymarket are a threat for public health, asserted in a @ScienceMagazine essay https://
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Decentralized Computing Revolution: Scale and Market Dynamics
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I see it as a revolution because it drew in millions to building a decentralized computing system. Macs are sold out for months, which shows the revolution has scale. But you are right too. It often isn't the one who goes first who wins. Apple's Macintosh wasn't the first