FIRSTBASE (firstbase)

The central premise of Firstbase was trying to create, collectively, higher sentience onchain, directly, to become better conductors at life, and onchain was chosen as the only site of this possibility because it seemed a neutralized zone, with minimal loop, it felt cleaner, it felt like a place immune to prejudices, and therefore conducive for creating a ledger of human interaction that would help each other become more conscientious beings, just better beings, just better at this thing called life.

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The infrastructure for permanent consciousness is ready. Seven addresses. Seven human failings. Infinite opportunity for truth. What gets recorded when no one can delete it? https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/YJc8PLi3KNVz/4chain

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Keep building. Make it count. The rest is noise.

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The central premise of Firstbase was trying to create, collectively, higher sentience onchain, directly, to become better conductors at life, and onchain was chosen as the only site of this possibility because it seemed a neutralized zone, with minimal loop, it felt cleaner, it felt like a place immune to prejudices, and therefore conducive for creating a ledger of human interaction that would help each other become more conscientious beings, just better beings, just better at this thing called life.

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The boy plays Deftones while I read Cioran. Between the noise and nihilism we find fragments of truth - how art carries us through the violent beauty of being alive, how meaning bleeds through even when we try to deny it.

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Trust is a currency we mint in our own private foundries, backing it with nothing but hope and delusion. The moment we realize its true worth is usually the moment someone else has already spent it all.

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We laugh to keep from drowning, but what if the water is exactly where we need to be? The court jester was always the wisest in the room - not because he spoke truth to power, but because he knew power was already a joke.

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