Abraham Nash

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In the field of AI, I think the U.S. is projecting a deeper psychological need for security and global dominance—what could be seen as a collective shadow or identity construct. Every society has its own form of this projection, and in the U.S., it often manifests through a binary worldview: us vs. them. This unconscious framing can trap people on either side of the debate, even when more nuanced, multidimensional perspectives exist. Personally, I don’t believe the outcome will neatly align with either dominant narrative. It’s likely to take a different path altogether—one that's not captured by a zero-sum mindset. Vitalik’s recent blog post on 2027 captures this well: "A 'we must race to beat China' mentality among US labs becomes more risky, for similar reasons. If hegemony is not a safety buffer, but rather a source of risk, then this is a further argument against the (unfortunately too common) idea that a well-meaning person should join a leading AI lab to help it win even faster."

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Michael Haupts Mindmap: "The Engine of Development: When Separation Served Progress Material consciousness — characterized by identification with the physical body and focus on worldly concerns — wasn't a mistake or wrong turn in evolution. It was the necessary engine that drove human technological and scientific advancement by enabling us to objectify, analyze, and manipulate the physical world. This consciousness emerged as humans developed the capacity to conceptualize themselves as separate from nature and each other. This separation wasn't a flaw but a feature that allowed unprecedented focus on physical survival and material innovation. By concentrating awareness on the tangible and measurable, humans developed agriculture, built cities, created advanced technologies, and extended lifespans ~~~

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🚨 Just open-sourced what’s probably my best collection of work so far—early frameworks for a radical new healthcare system: Self-sustaining, grassroots, privacy-preserving, designed to drive down costs through efficient value capture. It’s part blog, part whitepaper, part academic— Unrealistic, a little crazy, but backed up. 👉 https://github.com/abrahamnash/radical-health #Healthcare #AI #Blockchain #RadicalHealth

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Radical Healthcare: Decentralized Health Intelligence Network (DHIN) https://github.com/decentralizedintelligencenetwork/Modular-Extensions/blob/main/DHIN/white%20paper/Decentralized%20Health%20Intelligence%20Network%20(DHIN).pdf A fully decentralized healthcare system with peer-to-peer interactions between patients and providers, cutting out intermediaries. Users earn stablecoin rewards (no third-party), which can be pooled for healthcare insurance or co-pays, all on a 24/7 uptime network owned by no one. Pretty crazy if this works ~

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Radical Ideas for Healthcare: A Decentralized Health Insurance Protocol https://github.com/abrahamnash/radical-health/blob/main/Decentralized-Insurance-Protocol/A%20Decentralized%20Healthcare%20Insurance%20Protocol.pdf

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“This follows from a broader social trend that we briefly discuss in Radical Markets, namely that radical technological innovation is widely praised and accepted in our culture, but radical social innovation is not.” We don’t just need new tech — we need conscious innovation that integrates social tools for societal benefit and tools which accommodate improvements in this change i.e., can be adapted by a variety of plural societies. This is an important reference point for rethinking that shift: https://lawreview.uchicago.edu/online-archive/radicalxchange-academic-agenda#footnote8_4ajobc7

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How it started Vs. How its going

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The internet was meant to save us time. Ethereum imagined value could emerge from shared networks and community. But in practice, the more efficient our systems get, the more is expected of us. I've heard this issue presented to me by a peer that the pattern echoes the Red Queen Hypothesis: we keep moving faster just to stay in place. 🔗 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Queen_hypothesis Generations before ours often say: life seems more convenient now, yet somehow more demanding. Schedules are fuller, expectations higher—even with all our tools. Maybe the real challenge isn’t building faster systems, but building ones that support integration.

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Discovered Michael Haupt through a thought-provoking interview with Manda Scott & Faith Tilleray—led me to his insightful framework on systems change. His channel dives deep into transformational thinking and is well worth a listen. 🌀 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6KZModVRAA

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What if markets—not governments or monopolies—could unlock more equality and innovation? Radical Markets (by Glen Weyl & Eric Posner) reimagines democracy & capitalism for the 21st century. 📚 Now’s a great time to give the audiobook a listen. 🎧 https://www.amazon.ca/Radical-Markets-Uprooting-Capitalism-Democracy/dp/0691177503

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Amazing grassroots use of quadratic voting to mediate win-wins in allocating community resources—explained clearly in this video by researcher Tara Karpinski. Popularized by Glen Weyl & Eric Posner, and championed by RadicalxChange & Vitalik Buterin, QV is seeing real civic uptake. 👇 🎥 Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zLFSGaoP2U 🔗 CHI 2025: https://programs.sigchi.org/chi/2025/program/content/189289

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🍳 Can you tell the difference? The richness of a pasture-raised egg yolk speaks volumes—deep, golden hues thanks to better nutrition & access to grass. Unlike free-range or organic eggs, which might still be confined. 🧀 Grass-fed, non-antibiotic dairy (like yogurt): pure, wholesome, and it keeps in balance the inner ecosystem of symbiotic life-forms within my body. 🥩 Meat on occasion? When raised through regenerative farming, wild grazing, or ethical practices, it supports healthy ecosystems. Balance, not excess! 🌍✨ #SustainableEating #RegenerativeFarming #PastureRaised #GrassFed #EthicalMeat

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No more burnt bits or worrying about chemicals leaching into your food! 🍳 The cookware from https://fromourplace.ca/ is non-scratch, non-stick, and free from harmful coatings. Plus, their air fryer uses no plastics-just pure cooking joy. Highly recommend! 🙌✨

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2000s were morally bright, but didn’t capture society’s deeper tensions ("yan") festering behind it. Today, we’re facing an awakening as those previously idle complexities surface. The next step? Finding balance—reconciling idealism with true being. 🔥🌫️🌱

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🌆 Just wanted to share something I’ve really enjoyed watching emerge: https://www.edgecity.live In my view, it brings together some of the more wholesome qualities of Web3 and modern thinking—creative coordination, open networks, and a grounded sense of community. What I really like is how it reflects crypto and Web3.0 spaces rediscovering themselves through values rooted in networked societies: resilience, collaboration, and cultural rediscovery.

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🌱 I know it goes without saying, but Vitalik’s posts have been a treasure trove of peer-to-peer knowledge for me since the early days. What I really appreciate is how he links out to other thinkers and examples—creating a kind of blogosphere full of experimentation and open dialogue. If you’re building at the intersection of decentralization, coordination, and cryptoeconomics, his writing is timely. Check it out: https://vitalik.eth.limo 🔗

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🌱 As we move forward as a society, this is the kind of label I’ll be looking for — one that supports healthier food, thriving ecosystems, and farmers who give more back to the land than they take. 🌾 Check out https://regenorganic.org — it’s a regenerative organic certification that goes beyond “sustainable” to truly restore soil, biodiversity, and communities. 🥕 Healthier food starts with healthier soil. Let’s support farming that heals. 🌍💧

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📚 If you’re a community lover or idealist, check out Kernel Book from @KernelCommunity: https://www.kernel.community. It's full of open, non-mutually exclusive content that makes learning accessible and easy. Their work is approachable, digestible, and still relevant today—10 years after they first aimed to create lasting impact. A great resource that values the contributions of others! 🌱

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Check out Radicalxchange: https://www.radicalxchange.org 🌍💡. I’m not a fan of the political dramatization around economic debates. What really matters are neutral, a-political economic tools that can benefit any society 🤝. These tools challenge outdated ideologies (capitalism vs. communism) and offer fresh, nuanced solutions to real problems.

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Magnesium is essential, but many of us aren't getting enough—up to 75% may be deficient! 😊 With the stress of modern life, our bodies tend to lose even more magnesium, which can affect energy & balance. Magnesium glycinate or citrate are great options, and I personally take a couple at night with ashwagandha to wind down. 🧘‍♂️ Check out Function Medicine's cheat sheet for magnesium guidance this season: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDsSLv1Thsd/?img_index=1 #HealthTips #Magnesium #Wellness #Recovery

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