Ever felt like a foreign body in crypto just because your background isn't tech or finance? What if you're from philosophy, anthropology, literature?

Central Jakarta, Central Jakarta City, Jakarta, Indonesia

Humanists in crypto often feel like illegal aliens. Not because they broke rules but because the space was never designed with them in mind...

We code smart contracts, but who codes the ethics? We optimize for throughput, but ignore meaning. We decentralize ledgers, but not narratives...

Maybe Web3 doesn’t just need more devs. Maybe it needs more philosophers, poets, and cultural hackers....

To those in the margins: You're not lost. You're early. You’re not non-technical. You’re interdisciplinary.

In Web3, we celebrate “permissionless innovation.” But when it comes to voices from human sciences, it feels like permission is implicitly denied.