What’s the context?This document’s table of contents:What’s the context?What’s the definition of a DAO?What’s the initial historical reference point?What’s a World computer?What’s a VM-DLT asset?What’s a DAO to a legal engineer?multisignatory shared possession of by-proxy and by-corpus assetsoutsource governance to machines with deference or equivalenceWhat’s code-deference?permissionless arms-length business reliance using composabilityWhat’s a soul-DAO?DAO as OSWhat’s the OS of a World comp...

What’s the context?This document’s table of contents:What’s the context?What’s the definition of a DAO?What’s the initial historical reference point?What’s a World computer?What’s a VM-DLT asset?What’s a DAO to a legal engineer?multisignatory shared possession of by-proxy and by-corpus assetsoutsource governance to machines with deference or equivalenceWhat’s code-deference?permissionless arms-length business reliance using composabilityWhat’s a soul-DAO?DAO as OSWhat’s the OS of a World comp...

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This ~8 minute read explains how to structure a basic “beget.sol” Solidity smart contract dataset using SeedTree organizing principles.What’s Solidity?Solidity is the most popular language that directly instructs the Ethereum Virtual Machine (“EVM”). Solidity is Turing-complete “contract source code.” Solidity is a relatively unique language, and for good reason. In most Turing-complete machine environments, the machine does not charge a transaction fee to run a command. However, in an EVM en...

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This ~8 minute read explains how to make “Beyond Mythic” Amulets!What’s an Amulet?Amulets can be seen as a fun way to understand proof-of-work. As described in the Bitcoin whitepaper, “proof-of-work involves scanning for a value that when hashed, such as with SHA-256, the hash begins with a number of zero bits.” According to at.amulet.garden, “an Amulet is a kind of poem that depends on language, code, and luck: (1) its complete Unicode text is 64 bytes or less; and (2) the hexadecimal SHA-25...

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