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Dor Garbash, Head of Ecosystem at the Mina Foundation, leads developer programs and grants and is also focused on establishing processes for ensuring decentralized governance and high community engagement. Prior to joining Mina, Dor was Head of Product (Governance) at IOHK, the organization behind Cardano. He also worked as Product Manager at DAOstack. In his 9 years of experience leading product teams, Dor delivered industry-leading decentralized treasury systems, governance, and incentive structures. Dor earned his PhD in applied computer science with a focus on collective intelligence.Linkshttps://minaprotocol.com/*Disclaimer. Richard Carthon is the Founder of Crypto Current. All opinions expressed by members of the Crypto Current Team, Richard or his guest on this podcast are solely their opinions and do not reflect the opinions of Crypto Current. You should not treat any opinion expressed by Richard as a specific inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy but only as an expression of his opinion. This podcast is for informational purposes only.~Put your Bitcoin and Ethereum to work. Earn up to 12% interest back with Tantra Labs~New to crypto? Check out our Crypto for Beginners Step-by-Step Guide to Crypto Investing~Follow us on Youtube, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, & Tik Tok~Want to make ~$25+ a month for FREE? Sign up to get a FREE emrit.io Coolspot today! ~Want to learn more about cryptocurrency? Check out our educational videos today!~Swan is the easiest and most affordable way to accumulate Bitcoin with automatic recurring purchases. Start your plan today and get $10 of free Bitcoin dropped into your account.~Want access to cool crypto/blockchain projects that you can use immediately? Check out our partnerships page! ~Looking to attend a cryptocurrency or blockchain event? Check out our events page!~Tune in on Crypto Current TV throughout the week for a 24/7 crypto stream on the latest action on crypto markets, news, and interviews with the industry's top experts!~Enjoying our podcast? Please leave us a 5 star review here!~Stay up to date with the latest news in cryptocurrency by opting-in to our newsletter! You will receive...

Although their next event, Global Governance Gathering during Devconnect in Amsterdam will be their biggest yet highly experimental event to accelerate DAO creativity - The DAOist plans on going way beyond organizing conferences. In this episode, Felipe shares his story, The DAOist's story and some philosophical thoughts about life and DAOs. Some of the topics are: The DAOist Global Governance Gathering The DAOist's MetaHub in Lisbon Entrepreneurship metaphors Punching walls The ADHD of DAOs Metaphysics, poetry & pottery Felipe is one of the DA-OGs that was involved in projects like DAOstack, DAOFest, Metafactory, and PrimeDAO. Then he gathered around himself a team of artists to form The DAOist. The DAOist is a story about people who want to think differently about events and organize more intentional gatherings. Recently they created the MetaHub in Lisbon as a “plug-and-play creative retreat for the DAO space.” This hub for decentralized creativity attracts projects and groups to come together and focus on creative problems, as well as complex technological or political discussions. The MetaHub plans on providing every tool needed to catalyze thoughts and actions and, at the same time, feels like home. Felipe promotes focusing on things that are immediately doable to us and set actionable steps, keeping us grounded, feeling achieved & on an upward spiral while always keeping in mind that thoughts are actions and can affect the outside world as well as ourselves. "I don't think governance is like code, that you can just fork the system, and it works. I think governance depends on contextual navigation and hyper-aware practitioners." Resources: The DAOist GGG Amsterdam 2022 DAOstack The Genesis DAO MetaFactory PrimeDAO Celo Book: Walk away --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/metagame/message

Let's go to the moon!' ...is a great and lofty goal, but it doesn't mean much if you or I say it. Why? Because, just guessing, you don't have an actual plan for how to do that, or the means, for that matter. Point is, you need an actual plan, with real numbers and defined goals, and set time frames in order to achieve your goals. My guest this week, the CMO of GTMhub, Jeremy Epstein gets this and is passionate about the usefulness and importance of OKRs in the marketing department to help teams build plans to get them to where they want to go“Google is usually held up as the poster boy/girl/non-binary person for OKRs, because in the in the Bible of the OKR industry is what's called ‘measure what matters.' John Doerr introduced OKRs to Google. OKRs have this deep history going all the way back to Andy Grove at Intel, based on Peter Drucker. By my calculation, OKRs will be embedded in every successful organization in some form or format by the end of this decade. They are that game-changing capability-wise from a strategy execution perspective.” And changing up the game is exactly what Epstein is best at. In this show we'll get into some of the lessons Epstein learned during his time at Microsoft and Sprinkler, discuss some best practices for managing a remote workforce and unpack some key principles of great leadership in marketing. Don't worry, we've already invited him back on the show. I can't wait for you to enjoy this episode about the simplified and data-driven marketing methods of marketing guru, Jeremy Epstein.Main Takeaways:Evolving Leadership Process: A great leader is one who can take feedback and alter course to stay on the best track for the business. Becoming a leader will demand a new skill set and an ability to look at the bigger picture. Thinking about the work and the mission with a broader perspective will help you keep everyone moving in the right direction. The Role of OKRs in Business: Companies in the future will all use OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) to measure the success of their marketing campaigns. This method of precisely defining the goals and providing clear data is maximally effective. Setting forth a simple and easy-to-understand plan to accomplish a difficult mission is the first step to succeeding, and that's what an OKR does. Future of Blockchain in Marketing: The Apple cut-down on cookie use is just the beginning of the end of marketing with PII or Personally Identifiable Information. When more and more people get on and start using and trading in new markets, and for different purposes, you're going to need to find a way to reach the right people. ‘No more cookies,' is the way of the future. Document Processes: If any aspect of your business hinges upon one link in the chain, your whole business is at risk. Every role should be so well documented and laid that a new hire could come off the street with no prior knowledge of your business and be able to understand the job. Also, when you have everything written, there is a source of truth. Things get said in meetings and promptly forgotten. Documenting what was said in a meeting and immediately sharing that with the attendees can help move action items forward and create productive meetings. Key Quotes:“I got some really, candid feedback along the way from that my style for a lot of people was not working. It was too micromanage(y). It was too overbearing and people didn't like it. The best player doesn't always become your best coach. I needed to make that shift from player to coach. And I had to think about the game if you will, in a very different light. It's still a learning journey. And fortunately, I've had some great teachers along the way and most importantly, I tried to create an environment where my team feels safe and comfortable to tell me what a total screw-up I am on a regular basis.” “Marketing is all about differentiation. hat's the core, the single best book I've ever read about marketing is called ‘Different: Escaping the Competitive Herd Book by Youngme Moon'. It's about being different. My CEO at Gtmhub said it to me best when I came into the role he said, ‘You have to have infinite patience with people.' If you get 1% better every day, by the end of the year, you're going to be 97xs better.”“It's not about me being ‘the chief'. I almost reject that name. I'm the marketing enabler. I'm just trying to support everyone and make everyone better. I've asked almost everybody on my team, ‘what's your long-term career goal?' And I view it as my responsibility to help them get further.”“Google is usually is held up as the poster boy/girl/non-binary person for OKRs because in the Bible of the OKR industry is what's called measure what matters. John Doerr introduced OKRs to Google. OKRs have this deep history going all the way back to Andy Grove at Intel, based foundationally on Peter Drucker. So, yes, I have skin in the game but by my calculation, OKRs will be embedded in every successful organization in some form or format by the end of this decade, or else, those companies may not even be around. They are that game-changing capability-wise from a strategy execution perspective.” “I'm a maniac about documentation of processes on our confluence. I call it, ‘what if you get hit by a bus document.' If you get hit by a bus, Yes, I'll be sad but the business needs to continue. Someone else off the street [should be able to] come in and read your document [and] know how to do this person's role.” “In a web 3.0 world, you know nothing about your customer, aside from what their blockchain address is, what their wallet contents hold, and their transactions. There is no such thing as PII (Personally Identifiable Information.) This world already exists and you have to market to this world where that's all you know about the person. [This is] where we're going to end up anyway.”“How does the function and discipline and strategy around marketing evolve because of the arrival of this disruptive technology? There'll be expectations that customers co-create and co-own the brand with you. Why don't they have a stake in it when you have Bitcoin, you own one 21 millionth of the network. So why not own a part of the brand? And you could decentralize that and you can decent and you can co-create assets and, and not just give them a $2,000 award, but give them provable cocaine that represents 1% ownership in, you know, diet, Coke, vanilla cream, cherry pie, whatever kind of thing.”Bio:Jeremy Epstein is the CMO of Gtmhub. He has six years of corporate experience at Microsoft and has experienced high-growth marketing during his time as VP of Marketing at Sprinklr as they grew from a $20mm Series A valuation to a $1.8 billion level over 4 years.He has worked with top minds in blockchain, crypto-economics, smart contracts, and decentralization as an advisor to Open Bazaar, Zcash, DAOstack, SingularityNet, & Dapper Labs. He has keynoted Fortune 50 executive-level events on topics including social media, blockchain, and A.I. Jeremy shares his thoughts at blog.neverstopmarketing.com To learn more, click here: {{URL of detail page on found on www.mission.org}}---Marketing Trends podcast is brought to you by Salesforce. Discover marketing built on the world's number one CRM: Salesforce. Put your customer at the center of every interaction. Automate engagement with each customer. And build your marketing strategy around the entire customer journey. Salesforce. We bring marketing and engagement together. Learn more at salesforce.com/marketing. 

Luuk is a Curaçao-born, Netherlands-dwelling, self-proclaimed “DAOist”. Starting his career learning administrative philosophy, he quickly fell down the DAO rabbit hole looking for ways to put abstract concepts into action. He is passionate about building organizations that leverage the efficiency, transparency and decentralization of web3 infrastructure and apply them to real-world problems. In collaboration with DAOstack, Luuk started CuraDAO, a community-driven, blockchain-powered social impact project that provides financial resources, support and knowledge to the community of Curaçao. He's heavily involved with Kolectivo, PrimeDAO and the DAOist and is constantly looking for better ways to use blockchain to create regenerative systems that empower people and change the world. In this episode, Peth & Luuk discuss all things DAO, sustainable, regenerative and economic. Some of the topics: CuraDAI and token engineering Regenerative economics Tokenizing physical spaces Stimulating and incentivizing environmental regeneration Challenges associated with using crypto in Curaçao Contributor compensation Scaling technology DAO-to-DAO collaboration Peth & Luuk get in-depth on the origin story of PrimeDAO and its evolution as a collaborative project of DAOs sharing resources and working together to advance Open Finance. Luuk remarks that, “it's the embodiment of this positive sum game mindset. We don't try to build much from scratch but try to connect the pieces that otherwise wouldn't be connected.” The episode concludes emphasizing the value of working together to build the infrastructure that ultimately provides the opportunity to regenerate the Earth and create more space for us all to live freely and apply ourselves to our passions. References LuukDAO on Twitter DAOstack CuraDAO CuraDAI PrimeDAO The DAOist Kolectivo Grassroots Economics Commons Stack Blockscience Defi Safety --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/metagame/message

This week's DeFi Download episode features a conversation between the CEO of Radix DLT Piers Ridyard, and Jeremy Epstein, founder of Never Stop Marketing and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Crypto Futura Fund. In this episode, they delve into crypto marketing and address topics like community building, tribalism, and what it's like to brief generals in the Pentagon about the blockchain.Jeremy is the author of three books about the intersection between blockchain and marketing. He has written nearly 1000 blog posts on the blockchain and the impact of crypto-economics and has served as an advisor to OpenBazaar, Dapper Labs, the cryptocurrency FAME, DAOstack, Storj, Arweave, Formatic (now Magic), SingularityNET, Zcash.Jeremy is also a mentor on the Outliers Ventures program Base Camp, and he has twice briefed three-star generals at the Pentagon on the impact of cryptocurrencies.01:17 Jeremy's viewpoint on marketing in the cryptocurrency space and how it differs from traditional marketing.02:59 Given that Bitcoin is a community project that became valuable due to the collective belief of people wanting it to be so, how has Jeremy seen the sophistication of ways of thinking about building communities change over the years since Bitcoin's inception?6:23 What is the crypto world bringing into the traditional world, according to Jeremy? Is the traditional world being inspired by what's going on in crypto, or is it being forced to adapt and change because people expect a new type of interactivity?7:49 The emergence of tribes and tribalism in the crypto space.19:21 Jeremy discusses his experience briefing the Pentagon.22:15 Jeremy's crypto moment and what made him realize that crypto was more than just a strange technology fad.26:27 Jeremy's advice on constructing a project's narrative or story and how to think about it from the perspective of an external consumer.29:03 How Jeremy assisted Zcash in refining its marketing message.31:04 Radix's experience working with Jeremy as a marketing advisor.36:12 What are some of the upcoming innovations in the intersection of marketing, public ledgers, and decentralized applications?38:29 What is the definition of Wallet Relationship Management? Is the concept in conflict with the desires of the crypto community?Further resources:Company Website: Never Stop Marketing Twitter: @jer979Blog: Never Stop Marketing Blog Books & Publications: neverstopmarketing.com/download

On Opolis Public Radio (OPR), we dig into how changes in the world are changing people’s lives with a focus on freelancing, finances and the future of work.With Opolis, freelancers and gig workers everywhere have access to the same health benefits, life and disability insurance, and other services that only corporate employees have had access to traditionally.Subscribe to Opolis’ YouTube channel here to stay in the loop and join the discussion on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Opolis. Speaker: Eric Arsenault has been working in the DAO space since early 2019. He currently works at DAOstack, a governance protocol for blockchain projects, and spends most of his time designing governance and incentive structures for early projects and getting involved with community growth efforts. In his spare time, he likes collecting NFTs and scouting for investment opportunities as part of MetaCartel Ventures.Follow John Paller on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PallerJohnFollow Eric Arsenault on Twitter: https://twitter.com/eric_rsnoAbstract: On Opolis Public Radio (OPR), we dig into the Opolis Rewards Program and upcoming token launch.This talk was recorded on September 30th, 2020.About Opolis: Opolis is the next generation employment ecosystem for the self-sovereign worker. With Opolis, freelancers and gig workers everywhere have access to the same health benefits, life and disability insurance, and other services that only corporate employees have had access to traditionally. Learn more at https://www.opolis.co/.

Felipe Duarte is an artist and activist. Host of Mess Adoption podcast and the Main Catalyst at Agency, a new media DAO. Originally from Brazil, where he experienced protest movements and social upheaval first hand. He’s been based from Berlin the past four years. Since 2018, he's worked in communications with DAOstack, and is the principal designer for DAOfest. He also designed the DAO Canvas, a toolkit for anyone wanting to create a DAO. We recorded this episode on April 18th, 2020. It’s the first far ranging conversation about Felipe’s career and creative life he’s ever done.

"DAO to Earth” is an inquiry based project that seeks to further understand the experience of participating in a DAO, and how this new framework for organizing relates to the world we’re currently living in. It was funded by the Genesis DAO through Alchemy (DAOstack’s first DAO interface), and it is comprised of 9 interviews with Genesis members. It is hoped that this series will function as a DAO-knowledge library for current builders and future explorers of the dawn of DAOs. --- “If we don’t all break our minds free, this experiment will be like any other one.” In this episode of the series, we received Grace Rachmany, whose previous experiences in the field are difficult to summarize: Coauthor of the first leadership handbook specifically for the crypto industry: So You've Got a DAO. Participant in dGov Forum, Genesis DAO (DAOstack). Founder DAOleadership.com, which provides governance consulting for DAOs as well as Leadership Training for DAOs. Founder of IwriteICOwhitepapers.com, which produced more than 100 whitepapers for ICOs and STOs. 30 years in technology industries as a writer, manager, and entrepreneur. Founder / CEO of 3 profitable service businesses in the tech space. As one can imagine, the conversation with Grace was one of a kind. She gave us the good, the bad, and the ugly of decentralization, with no fear of speaking her truth. For example, one of the key points we touched on was: Who has created the rules of the value games we play nowadays? And why is crypto, which has the potential to change said rules, often being leveraged to enforce the same old dynamics we already know are fragile? We also talked about our experiences with collaborative dynamics that worked well precisely because there was no incentive other than empathy, and whether or not those can be catalyzed by the emerging technologies of blockchain. And, of course, we dived into projects in the space, such as Holochain and DAOstack. A treat to any DAO enthusiast. This interview was recorded on October 22nd, 2019. So please take that into consideration when listening to it.

“If you think about it, every DAO can be its own bank. Every DAO can behave as a community credit union, or as an insurance collective of some sort.” The second episode of the “DAO to Earth” series is on! This time, we receive Patrick Rawson, DAOstack’s Communications Director, for a chat about the historical development of DAOstack’s first DAO, and what is coming next with Genesis 1.0. We also took a trip down memory lane, remembering some moments we shared during DAOstack’s early days and, even before that, how Pat ended up in the crypto world. But the juiciest part of this conversation came when Pat shared with us some of the new things coming up within Genesis. The DAO will now accommodate for different types of organizations (and peers), such as: Maker Orgs (blockchain orgs in the ethereum ecosystem. Ex: DAOstack) Funds (purchasing locked GEN from genesis 1.0 to generate reputation for themselves) Community building orgs Dev/Builders. Ex: dOrg) Traditional orgs (governments, nonprofits, corps) Collectives It will also hold a locked GEN tokens fund, which organizations will be able to support in exchange for voting rights within Genesis 1.0. And watch out for another big DAO launch in the ecosystem - a decentralized exchange bringing $2.5 Mi to fund a DAO. That and more in this episode! *This interview was recorded on September 25th, 2019. So please take that into consideration when listening to it.*

No dia 14 de Agosto de 2019, aconteceu no rio de janeiro o segundo encontro da série Descentralizando - Organizações não hierárquicas no blockchain, organizada pelo Erik Rodrigues que contextualizou essa iniciativa da seguinte maneira: “O cenário tecnopolítico global nos impede de tratar o que acontece no ciberespaço como algo separado da nossa realidade diária. Plataformas proprietárias como o Facebook, Whatsapp e o Google nunca foram tão pervasivas em nossas vidas particulares e públicas. Ao mesmo tempo, a captura e o comércio de nossos dados, a manipulação do nosso comportamento, a vulnerabilidade das fake news, e a capacidade preditiva dos acumuladores de dados de anteciparem movimentos de populações inteiras, faz da presença desses Monopólios Digitais um arranjo incompatível com a democracia. Nesse contexto, iremos estudar as DAOs (organizações autômomas descentralizadas), organizações não hierárquicas possibilitadas pela tecnologia do blockchain e a economia digital das criptomoedas, que possibilitam que comunidades se organizem coletivamente através de um objetivo único.” Neste segundo encontro, além de explicar os fundamentos de blockchain, DAOs e governança decentralizadas, brincamos com uma das ferramentas atualmente mais desenvolvidas para a experimentações com DAOs, o dApp (App decentralizado) Alchemy, criado pela empresa DAOstack e atualmente rodando no Ethereum. Rolou inclusive uma submissão de proposta ao vivo para a GenesisDAO (a primeira DAO criada pelo DAOstack) através do Alchemy. Essas conversas mais técnicas compõem este episódio, a Parte II. Porém, antes de entrar no assunto DAOs/Alchemy, rolou um bate papo bastante expansivo com uma perspectiva muito interessante sobre o desenvolvimento histórico, linguístico e mitológico do momento em que vivemos e suas tecnologias, começando há 5000 mil atrás, na antiga Suméria. Esse papo foi gravado e agora está disponível aqui como a Parte 1 desse encontro. Aproveitem.

No dia 14 de Agosto de 2019, aconteceu no rio de janeiro o segundo encontro da série Descentralizando - Organizações não hierárquicas no blockchain, organizada pelo Erik Rodrigues que contextualizou essa iniciativa da seguinte maneira: “O cenário tecnopolítico global nos impede de tratar o que acontece no ciberespaço como algo separado da nossa realidade diária. Plataformas proprietárias como o Facebook, Whatsapp e o Google nunca foram tão pervasivas em nossas vidas particulares e públicas. Ao mesmo tempo, a captura e o comércio de nossos dados, a manipulação do nosso comportamento, a vulnerabilidade das fake news, e a capacidade preditiva dos acumuladores de dados de anteciparem movimentos de populações inteiras, faz da presença desses Monopólios Digitais um arranjo incompatível com a democracia. Nesse contexto, iremos estudar as DAOs (organizações autômomas descentralizadas), organizações não hierárquicas possibilitadas pela tecnologia do blockchain e a economia digital das criptomoedas, que possibilitam que comunidades se organizem coletivamente através de um objetivo único.” Neste segundo encontro, além de explicar os fundamentos de blockchain, DAOs e governança decentralizadas, brincamos com uma das ferramentas atualmente mais desenvolvidas para a experimentações com DAOs, o dApp (App decentralizado) Alchemy, criado pela empresa DAOstack e atualmente rodando no Ethereum. Rolou inclusive uma submissão de proposta ao vivo para a GenesisDAO (a primeira DAO criada pelo DAOstack) através do Alchemy. Porém, antes de entrar no assunto DAOs/Alchemy, rolou um bate papo bastante expansivo com uma perspectiva muito interessante sobre o desenvolvimento histórico, linguístico e mitológico do momento em que vivemos e suas tecnologias, começando há 5000 mil atrás, na antiga Suméria. Esse papo foi gravado e agora está disponível aqui como a Parte 1 desse encontro. Aproveitem.

This week I am joined by Danilo Vaz, Stratis Karad, Jocelyn, and Felipe Duarte to explore all things Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs). We talk about what DAOs are and why they are significant, where the space is at (and what it’s evolving into), how DAOs might allow for teal/horizontal/distributed organizations to scale, what are some of the most exciting DAOs currently active, the need for wacky proposals, and more. Participants Danilo Vaz (@emergir_co) - Fascinated by everything Complexity related, from fungi mycelium, to cultural evolution, to distributed computer networks. He’s worked as a community manager at DAOstack during the project’s ICO. Co-host of DAOCast. Statis Karad (@stratiskarad) - Passionate about free thought, free speech and free market. Marketing & bizdev at DAOstack, and co-host of DAOCast. Jocelyn (http://kattfantastiskt.nu/) - Artist interested in sociotechnical artifacts; her current work explores imagination processes, magic, and code. She works with electronic literature, installations, and performances within the contexts of decentralized organizations, female narratives, and the human love affair with the Internet. Felipe Duarte (@facilitator23) - Originally an artist and activist, his experience on the ground during the social upheavals of Brazil have shifted his reflections towards society and organizations. Participant in the Genesis Alpha DAO and to becoming the Organiser of DAOfest. Related Episodes Richard Bartlett - Occupy Wall Street as Bootstrapping Collective Intelligence Jordan Greenhall - Anti-Rivalry, QAnon, and SOCIs (Oh my!) Max Borders - The Coming Social Singularity Moritz Bierling - Metamodern Politics + Holochain =

“I can easily see a situation where you can have an informal relationship where, say, an Aragon DAO or a DAOstack DAO holds a pot of funds and basically trickle feed funds into a Colony.” --- In the first DAOcast episode with Colony, we are joined by Auryn to discuss the public launch of Glider, the project’s network for decentralized organizations. Auryn also shares his previous experiences with The DAO, given his engagement with that first decentralized experimentation through the creation of DAOHub. Besides exploring Colony style organization structures and incentives, as well as some aspects of the Colony dApp (coming out soon), we had a very insightful thought experiment on how Colony organizations could be synergistically connected, today, to other DAOs running on other ecosystems, such as Aragon and DAOstack. For all of these reasons, and more, this is definitely an episode worth checking. --- This interview was recorded on July 22th, 2019. So please take that into consideration when listening to it

Audio from the event Psychedelics, Extinction and Social Change with Stephen Reid and Gail Bradbrook (co-founder of Extinction Rebellion) at Conway Hall on Tuesday 15th January 2019. Video with slides at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7jttWq4WjY Mentions The Psychedelic Society, Extinction Rebellion, Charles Eisenstein, Alan Watts, Rupert Sheldrake, Metamoderna/Hanzi Freinacht, Frederic Laloux / Reinventing Organizations, Noyanete/Jakon Rate, UK Uncut, New Economics Foundation, Green Party of England and Wales, The Labour Party, 350.org, 38 Degrees, Greenpeace UK, Shambala Festival and Nowhere. Recent inspiration from Daniel Schmachtenberger, Jordan Hall, Bonnitta Roy, Nora Bateson, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Jamie Wheal, Max Borders, Daniel Thorson, Richard Dennis Bartlett, Phoebe Tickell, David Luke, Robin Carhart-Harris, Enspiral, DAOstack, Emerge, Rebel Wisdom, Future Thinkers, Inner Truth, Alter Ego, The Future Is Beautiful, The On Being Project and For the Wild. OLD STORY → NEW STORY Geomechanical → Gaian Sustainable → Regenerative Linear → Nonlinear Complicated → Complex Rivalrous → Antirivalrous Fragile → Antifragile Materialist → Idealist/Animist Postmodern → Metamodern SLIDES https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1t07v3vftAElIcXXqBpiKeqQhwBr8-pqyf_EI5dA7CIk/edit?usp=sharing RECOMMENDED LISTENING/READING http://stephenreid.net/recommended GET CONNECTED The Psychedelic Society Website: http://psychedelicsociety.org.uk/ Email signup: http://psychedelicsociety.org.uk/sign_up Become a Member: http://psychedelicsociety.org.uk/become-a-member Facebook page: https://facebook.com/psychedelicsuk Facebook groups: Extinction Rebellion @ The Psychedelic Society https://www.facebook.com/groups/347835902441253/ The Psychedelic Society's Homerton space https://www.facebook.com/groups/487893758345691/ The Psychedelic Society discussion group https://www.facebook.com/groups/psychedelicsuk/ Extinction Rebellion (XR) Website/email signup: https://rebellion.earth/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ExtinctionRebellion/ XR Volunteers Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/228044261159153/ Stephen Reid Website/email signup: http://stephenreid.net Facebook: https://facebook.com/stephenreid321

This month’s guest is Nathalia Scherer of DAOstack who asks How Can We Self-Organize at Scale? Can we create big, ambitious projects without corporations, governments, and […]

> “I don’t know what the DAO is because I don’t see it yet, but my hope is that it will be something that helps us to find the answers here and now, instead of thinking that we will find it elsewhere.” In what is perhaps the craziest and most creative episode of DAOcast, we received the artist and aspiring "DAOpsychic for Imagination Support" Jossbot, which has also become a partner of DAOcast, creator of the imagery used by the show through [KATTFANTASTISKT](http://kattfantastiskt.world/). As a DAOstack pollinator and avid creator, Jossbot shared her takes on the Genesis experiment, exploring with us how the DAO dynamics could evolve as this concept matures and accommodates for different kinds of users. Incorporating the power of Abstraction in our conversation, we managed to explore varied imaginary territories that could aid in the understanding and development of the field, giving life to neologisms and unusual ways to think about DAOs. That, on itself, is enough to give this episode a listen, but if such an exercise doesn't suffice, you might be intrigued to learn what a "DAO as a shinny, 80’s looking like sphere" is. Tune in for that and much more. *This interview was recorded on October 2th, so please take that into consideration when listening to the show.*

“When you look at the Bitcoin's blockchain network, you'll see that with some very strict rules, not really complicated, we were able to bootstrap the most secure digital network nowadays. Or at least the most expensive one to attack. And with DAOs we are aiming at transcribing that into the governance level.” A self-proclaimed digital nomad and citizen scientist conducting research and development with digital infrastructure for the public good. Not only for the cyber space, but also for public health and food sovereignty. This is Pedro Parrachia, one of the most engaged DAOstack pollinators. In our talk, we cover a lot of ground. From how the cyber space nowadays can be understood as a feudal arena, where the value of our data is hoarded to powerful lords, to how DAOs could help us change that, to how blockchain might fail in being a tool in that mission. Pedro also gave us his thoughts on his experience with Alchemy, contextualizing it within the broader context of access barriers to digital infrastructures. In sum, a lot of good information. If you want to reach out to Pedro to talk about the amazing things he's doing, do so at pedro@rhizom.me.

On this episode of Emerge I’m speaking with Jake Vartanian. Jake is the founder of Native, a platform for communities to create their own economic architecture using cryptocurrency. This is a project, like DAOStack, Holochain, or Colony, that is exploring the transition into an anti-rivalrous future that Jordan Greenhal and I spoke about in the last episode of Emerge. I recommend listening to that conversation first, as it will help you understand the significance of what Native is offering. And, unlike many other projects in this space Native is now live, and you can play with it yourself at http://nativeproject.one --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emerge/support

We had the exciting opportunity to interview Josh Zemel from DAOstack. This is a intriguing and enticing project and Josh gives us a great overview of the platform. Taken directly from their website - this is a great quote describing DAOstack. "DAOstack powers decentralized companies, funds and markets to make fast and innovative decisions at scale" Tune in to find out more! Here are links to their Website and Twitter Feed https://daostack.io/ Twitter - @daostack

As a society, we have organized as tribes, hierarchies, and markets to accomplish the most impressive of achievements. Human cooperation and collective organization are present at nearly every significant milestone in the history of human civilization. As we move towards an increasingly connected and automated society and economy, there will become a need for decentralized infrastructure which enables companies and markets to make fast decisions at scale. We’re joined by Matan Field, CEO of DAOstack, a new platform that aims to become the operating system for collective intelligence. DAOstack is building a toolset to allow decentralized governance and building self-organizing collectives at scale. Topics covered in this episode: Matan’s background and journey since founding Backfeed What is a DAO and the necessary components to create a functional DAO The role of DAOs in today’s society and over the long-term DAOstack as “WordPress for DAOs” The different layers of DAOstack and their respective roles Holographic Consensus and the governance model of the DAOstack Genesis DAO The purpose of the GEN token and the idea of circular token economies DAOstacks recent crowdsale and upcoming project roadmap Episode links: DAOstack Website DAOstack Introduction Video DAOstack on Medium An Explanation of DAOstack in Fairly Simple Terms Decentralized Governance Matters DAOstack White Paper Epicenter Episode 115 with Matan Field on Backfeed This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/237

In this episode, we speak to Josh Zemel from DAOstack. DAOstack is looking to be the tech behind Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) - think of a company without a management team or directors where multiple stakeholders can collaborate, take decisions, allocate capital and bring projects to fruition. Tune in to hear about: A philosophical take on Blockchain and DAOs - how it can lead to greater coherence in organisations What is a DAO Immensity of the governance problem and how DAOstack is addressing it Holographic consensus mechanism and how the DAOstack governance mechanism works including the role of the token DAOstack's tech stack (libraries of smart contracts for governance, Dapps etc.) Regulatory aspects to consider in a DAO Details about their upcoming token sale Projects and other resources mentioned in this episode: Vitalik's blog on how coin holder voting leads to a plutocracy: https://vitalik.ca/general/2018/03/28/plutocracy.html Aragon Matan Field's ETHCC keynote DAOstack's social media presence: Telegram, Twitter, YouTube, Medium

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