I've been working on a new socio-economic theory for the past year, inspired by how blockchain and AI will transform everything over the next 20 years.
However, over the recent months, I've become re-engaged with Libertarianism. I was attracted to John Stuart Mill early in my philosophy career in the early 2000s, but the correlation between Libertarianism and right-wing politics pulled me further away over the years.
Bitcoin was the spark that made me reconsider how Libertarianism could be rethought for a post-knowledge, blockchain-enabled age. Below are some of my initial thoughts on the topic.
I'd love for others to join the conversation and explore how we can ensure Bitcoin is not co-opted entirely by the Right.
Essay 1:
Left-Libertarian #Bitcoin Outcast
Essay 2:
Bitcoin enables a new political option never before available
Essay 3:
