co-evolution - Rhys Lindmark

Rhys Lindmark

co-evolution

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Remembering James Carse

James Carse, the author of Finite and Infinite Games [https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/189989.Finite_and_Infinite_Games], passed away last week. I want to remember his legacy by revisiting his book and the impact it had on us. I have three points: I. Infinite Games Provided An

The WEIRDest People in the World

The cultural evolution of psychology is the dark matter that flows behind the scenes throughout history. Joseph Henrich is the world's leading scholar of cultural evolution. He released a brilliant book last week, The WEIRDest People in the World: How the West Became Psychologically Peculiar and Particularly Prosperous.

Non-Weaponizable Mindsets

Non-Weaponizable Mindsets

In general I try to embody a "non-weaponizable" mindset. i.e. A mindset that has the following property: * If this mindset was duplicated across all humanity (i.e. if everyone had this mindset), then there would still be positive impacts. (i.e. A variant on Kant's

Memes as an Institutional Vehicle

The goal of this article is to further define #ETHCommons, show how the Ethereum ecosystem is expressing the meme, and explain future plans. In summary: the #ETHCommons mindset has spread widely in the last couple months (which is awesome!). The “Deep Why” Behind #ETHCommons No offense to #ETHCommons, but the

GameB & ETHCommons

The goal of this article is to outline my upcoming crowdfunding experiment to be a Co-Steward of the Open-Source Ethereum Commons Co-op. Essentially: various people/projects will support me to facilitate cross-project collaboration. Why is that needed? We’ll get there by starting super abstract (with the macro system context)