What Does It Mean To Be A “Good-Faith Skeptic” & When Is “Bad-Faith” Warranted | Hunter Walk
Reflections Prompted By A Conversation Between a16z Crypto Leader Chris Dixon & The Verge’s Nilay Patel “Good-Faith Skeptic.” It’s a characterization that has been tossing around in my head sin…
Reflections Prompted By A Conversation Between a16z Crypto Leader Chris Dixon & The Verge’s Nilay Patel “Good-Faith Skeptic.” It’s a characterization that has been tossing around in my head since reading Chris Dixon’s tweet about his interview with the Verge’s Nilay Patel. It was crypto true believer in a conversation with a crypto skeptic, but containing a foundation of mutual respect, curiosity and, I think, a fundamental love of technology. Here’s a transcript of the podcast if you want to click over to the source material. For purposes of crypto, consider me an optimistic skeptic?…
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