Do you think it is necessary to explore blockchain from perspectives such as philosophy, anthropology or sociology just to mention some humanistic disciplines?
Necessary? No, but it's one approach. The water bore holes went in that direction.
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I understand you, although my approach is a little more theoretical, I understand that the water lees is along the lines of social impact. I hope I understand, for example, one of the aspects where the blockchian prints a factor of change is the democratization of the distribution of wealth, and in front of the status quo it implies more than a proposal, socially it is a problem and that makes me wonder:
Are people really ready for the ideals of blockchian and web3?
Right now, I don't have an answer, I confess I find myself researching and reading some currents of thought and approaches such as that of the South Korean philosopher Byung Chul Han. Right now I am reading for the second time his text: INFOCRACY as he dissects about digitalization and the crisis of democracy.
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Not sure people fully understand it.