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(also, worth noting that most of the progress in prog crypto has been sponsored in some way or another by traditional crypto)
Anyway, you add @cdixon.eth's very sensible "web3" thesis that the whole problem with the internet is our overreliance on platforms & the platform overhead / fatigue that results
Epic v Apple, creator take rates, you don't "own" your data, technofeudalism lalala
Sprinkle in the recent and future technical progress we call "Prog Crypto", & we can start to replicate platform-like affordances WITHOUT the platforms, and directly p2p
Of course it won't look like decentralised Twitter, this is too skeuomorphic - radical innovation never cannibalises old applications until the later stages of the innovation wave
Prog crypto will help unblock post-platform experiences at large, across what we today call "social" + "enterprise software" + "media" + "marketplaces" + "finance/law"
But we'll have new words for it because we'll be making new things. like "narrowcasting" from @cursive
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