Humanity 3.0: Beyond Blockchains, Planetary Systems, Infinite Games
summary
Claim that the internet can move humanity beyond a 5,000‑year debt economy through decentralized peer‑to‑peer systems rather than tokens, citing GUN with 60 million monthly active users and a live demo using Panic that syncs 100,000 messages at ~10,000/sec between tabs. Argues blockchains remain zero‑sum money systems, lays out the handshake problem with network totals reaching ~200 trillion dollars, and outlines a supply‑over‑demand abundance model plus reward functions to allocate scarce luxury in a post‑scarcity future.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Beyond blockchain
- 1:34The zero-sum trap
- 3:06Scaling decentralization
- 4:58Governance and competition
- 7:15The adversarial cycle
- 10:53Moving toward post-scarcity
- 13:37Network effects and value
- 18:07A vision for the future
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