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For centuries, the modern state has rested on a silent foundation: its monopoly over truth. Not in the philosophical sense, but in the practical one, the power to decide what counts as real in the social and economic world. But this quiet architecture of trust is now under attack. Blockchain technology, with its immutable ledgers and cryptographic certainty, is displacing the institutional foundations on which the state’s authority rests.

The Quiet Erosion of the State’s Hidden Power

The Quiet Erosion of the State’s Hidden Power

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Seeing the Invisible: The Walk for Peace as a Peer-to-Peer Pattern You’re Already Living

The Quiet Erosion of the State’s Hidden Power

The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

From Digital Commons to Coordinated Commons

Are We Living Through Collapse?

The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

They judge Candace by the standards of traditional, centralized institutions, journalism and law enforcement, while she is actually operating as something entirely different: a facilitator and node in a decentralized, peer-to-peer (P2P) investigation.

Seeing the Invisible: The Walk for Peace as a Peer-to-Peer Pattern You’re Already Living

Walk for Peace Facebook groupMost of us think we can recognize a movement when we see one: banners, speeches, an organization, a membership list, a leader with a microphone. That’s the old template. But an increasing share of real-world coordination no longer looks like that. It looks like this: A link to a live map. A comment that says “they’re arriving tomorrow.” A stranger offering food, a floor to sleep on, a ride to the next stop. A local person who becomes a temporary connector. A swarm...

The open-source movement is founded on the principle of sharing. Developers are granted the freedom to view, use, modify, and distribute code, a pool of shared knowledge known as digital commons. This freedom, however, carries an inherent paradox: the ease of copying code often leads to unwanted proliferation or project fragmentation, draining resources and creating chaos for users. This post explores the governance, social, and economic failures inherent in traditional open-source developmen...

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The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

From Digital Commons to Coordinated Commons

Are We Living Through Collapse?

The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

Seeing the Invisible: The Walk for Peace as a Peer-to-Peer Pattern You’re Already Living

The word “collapse” usually conjures images of sudden catastrophe: cities abandoned, empires falling overnight, institutions crumbling in chaos. But collapse can also look much slower — a gradual unraveling where the signs are everywhere but hard to pin to a single moment. More and more scholars are beginning to argue that this is where we are today: global society is in the midst of collapse. This doesn’t mean the world will end tomorrow. It means that the institutions and economic logics th...

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Observations about the emerging p2p society

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Observations about the emerging p2p society

Most popular by TrueCommons

Seeing the Invisible: The Walk for Peace as a Peer-to-Peer Pattern You’re Already Living

The Quiet Erosion of the State’s Hidden Power

The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

From Digital Commons to Coordinated Commons

Are We Living Through Collapse?

Most popular by TrueCommons

Seeing the Invisible: The Walk for Peace as a Peer-to-Peer Pattern You’re Already Living

The Quiet Erosion of the State’s Hidden Power

The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

From Digital Commons to Coordinated Commons

Are We Living Through Collapse?

The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

The Category Error: Understanding Candace Owens as a P2P Investigative Node

Seeing the Invisible: The Walk for Peace as a Peer-to-Peer Pattern You’re Already Living

Seeing the Invisible: The Walk for Peace as a Peer-to-Peer Pattern You’re Already Living