And now, set aside 2h of undivided attention for one of the most ferocious criticisms of #web3, with a special emphasis on #NFTs and #DAOs. Everyone interested in these techs should take the time to watch this video and think about how to fix these flaws.

https://t.co/DFMiehq3l0

The letter #Z, which has been associated for years with a young generation that has strong values and ethics (social impact, education, freedom of expression, etc.), is now symbolizing the shame of a subjugating invasion and one of the biggest repressive massacres since WWII.

Must-read thread. https://t.co/xrzjlxvevS

@fig In my understanding, the term “clipboard” was coined in 1973 and it’s called “pasteboard” only in macOS and iOS contexts. Maybe I’m wrong here. Also, not dramatically important. I just thought that, as Fig approaches multi-platform, the cp prefix would be more apt.

RT @paulg: Some people create or discover new things. Some enforce social norms. There is little overlap between the two.

@FPFL @BanklessHQ It’s not about that. Listen to the podcast.

This is possibly the most balanced, rational, and overall sane articulation of why #cryptocurrency & #bitcoin matter I’ve found so far. It comes from a die-hard sceptic. Kudos to @banklessHQ for recording it.

You want to listen to it if you’re sceptical.

https://t.co/Jd3ChpAB7i

It’s mysterious and fascinating how, for certain ideas, we are willing to support a vision that is clearly far into the future, despite all its current flaws and uncertain timeline, but not for others.

It’s not the uncertainty of ideas that makes us in favour or against them.

The original blog post that is referenced in the podcast is below, but reading it won’t offer the colour and the nuances that the podcast provides. The podcast is much better.

https://t.co/K0wg6V7Hyu

10 Ukrainian violinists playing an old folk song (some from their shelters) are joined by other 84 musicians from top orchestras in 28 other countries.

https://t.co/9n9xvuHaZY

(thanks @nytimes)