On the premise of the @ns × @farcastermerger.
As I’ve posted about in the /network-states channel, I’ve been to both Forest City and Kazakhstan, and I’ve seen the Network School core team in action. They’re some of the smartest and hardest working “government employees” I know. Operationally, they’re just like any other tech startup, iterating on a minimum viable product to validate or invalidate a number of unproven theses.
It doesn’t surprise me at all that ended up being t@balajis.ethhe fabled “third bidder” to take over from , because one of his @neynarlong-running theses is “technodemocracy”. Turns out, Balaji has been consistently touting the idea of Farcaster as a crypto-enabled governance platform for years, both internally to his audience at and at conferences like @nsToken2049.
If you want the full context on what’s happening, you’re gonna want to watch this talk all the way through 👇
https://youtube.com/watch?v=AT3mwJOdSHQ
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