Turing-Complete Governance — Mirror

From decentralized governance to composable, arbitrarily programmable governance

From decentralized governance to composable, arbitrarily programmable governance Decentralized governance has been dreamed of and experimented with for a long time. From self-managed market socialism in Yugoslavia to revolutionary anarchists in Spain to the IETF’s use of rough consensus , plenty of people have sought new and better ways to make bottom-up decisions. But doing so at scale has never been easy. It is fiendishly difficult to get lots of people to make decisions and work together both non-hierarchically and effectively. Because blockchain technology enables decentralized consensus a

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