Privacy Semantics, the Conception of Law and Money with Chris Goes

This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features Chris Goes, founder of the Anoma project, A blockchain protocol that is "Intent- centric", privacy preserving and decentralized.
On its white paper Anoma descirbes itself as "a unified architecture for full stack decentralised applications"
We spoke to Chris (https://twitter.com/cwgoes) about Namada (https://namada.net/) and:
Privacy and it’s importance and in governance
Polycentric conceptions of law
What do people want or not want out of money?
How money is embedded in cultural context
How semantics could lead to dystopia
Semantics vs syntax
Dangers of gradient decent
The nature of money
Solutions to shortcomings of blockchain governance
Democracy
Social equilibrium using technology
Consensus
Anarchism
Motivation
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This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features Chris Goes, founder of the Anoma project, A blockchain protocol that is "Intent- centric", privacy preserving and decentralized.

On its white paper Anoma descirbes itself as "a unified architecture for full stack decentralised applications"

We spoke to Chris about Namada and:

Privacy and it’s importance and in governance
Polycentric conceptions of law
What do people want or not want out of money?
How money is embedded in cultural context
How semantics could lead to dystopia
Semantics vs syntax
Dangers of gradient decent
The nature of money
Solutions to shortcomings of blockchain governance
Democracy
Social equilibrium using technology
Consensus

Anarchism
Motivation

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Listen to the YouTube version
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Special Guest: Chris Goes.

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