@bayge

I'm in web3 because of my interest in emergent complexity. Emergently complex systems are complicated systems that emerge from simple parts interacting with each other. Emergent systems can include the emergence of currency from barter, credit, the sexual market, and more. In my view, web3 is the ideal medium to build these structures with, due to the natural transaction atomicity in the programming environment of smart contracts. It's easy to build experiences that stack on each other in a way that simply isn't feasible in web2. The study of these systems is known as complexity theory. Emergent complex systems in practice for us are systems that are "antifragile", they are sufficiently decentralised enough that they withstand shocks that erupt in their environment. To us, this means a more stable financial system, and a more dynamic social framework.

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