Why Should Institutions Be Transparent - RadicalxChange
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A recent exchange between journalist Ezra Klein and technologist Vitalik Buterin prompted me to reexamine this thorny question. That conversation is here , and the key exchange is quoted below. EZRA KLEIN: I think this is a really interesting case because I think it gets at that earlier set of questions about what creates trust in institutions. So I want to interrogate it a little bit. So here’s an observation just as somebody who covers politics in America, primarily, which is that over the past, let’s call it 70 years, our institutions here have just gotten way more transparent. We have C-SP
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