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In Web3, everyone is after composability
that anything can be built on top of something else
But few have thought about the limits of composability of the mind.
Contracts, protocols, networks… they’re all composable
But how composable is the human mind?
To what extent can it understand the conflicting layers of ownership, trust, and privacy at the same time?
zk and FHE are forcing us to a new understanding of “knowing without seeing ”
Reputation networks are leading us toward “trust without certainty”
AI is blurring the line between “thinking” and “doing”
Maybe this is what real composability is the mind’s ability to hold together opposites
without eliminating one
Networks are not redefining us.
They are expanding our capacity for perception And perhaps the future is written not in code, but in our capacity to understand complexity
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