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This is a thought-provoking piece. It’s not super well written, I think maybe due to a language barrier, but there’s some unique ideas in there I think writers and other thinkers here should explore more.

This is a thought-provoking piece. It’s not super well written, I think maybe due to a language barrier, but there’s some unique ideas in there I think writers and other thinkers here should explore more.
https://mirror.xyz/0x0f1F3DAf416B74DB3DE55Eb4D7513a80F4841073/L6xiFan4iIAdDmIjxV65-cgdDhKzj5WjpX80PM5DgHw

writing stuff about tech + decentralization over on blog.thumbsup.me

(read it) 

What are the takeaways you think are most relevant?

dev @opacity @breadchain

https://zora.co/@cryptokibbutznik

I think the idea of cypherpunk intersectionality is very interesting. That there are different and overlapping genres of cypherpunk, with their own motivations, who can perhaps come together for common or overlapping goals. 

I like seeing mention of the role of women, queer, indigenous, and people living under repressive governments on the cypherpunk movement. 

I also like a reframing of cypherpunk from cryptocurrency specific, back to cryptography and the comparison of privacy tools with collaborate tools, highligting both the social and technical requirements to enable shifting away from google for example.