Katrin Becker on Lex Cryptographia
"Offering a technological alternative to institutions, the DAO seems to finally fulfill the cybernetic dream of a posthuman economy, but the crucial question is whether we’re in fact dealing with institutions here."
5 years ago Conversation — 21 min read Katrin Becker on Lex Cryptographia "Offering a technological alternative to institutions, the DAO seems to finally fulfill the cybernetic dream of a posthuman economy, but the crucial question is whether we’re in fact dealing with institutions here." blockchain third party law lex cryptographia As I began making sense of the broader philosophical and legal implications of blockchains, my initial instinct was to reach out to Alain Supiot at the Collège de France. In addition to writing many interesting books on the philosophical and anthropological foundat
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