Unscale the internet
These are the days of being public. Even as we're building shared private internets with DFOS, its existence, ironically, needs public attention, at least to start. So — I've been tweeting again. Last week I tweeted my essay "The Post-Individual" from a couple years ago. The post ended up getting hundreds
These are the days of being public. Even as we're building shared private internets with DFOS, its existence, ironically, needs public attention, at least to start. So — I've been tweeting again. Last week I tweeted my essay "The Post-Individual" from a couple years ago. The post ended up getting hundreds of likes and 200,000+ views. Then the trolls showed up. Someone with an academic background reposted it framing me as a tech bro. My mentions immediately began to flood with anon accounts, academics, and critics saying some version of the same thing: you don't belong here, your ideas…
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