Kyle Den Hartog

I suspect you are unaware of the historical context behind the creation of copyright laws.

I’m genuinely surprised more people don’t apply the economic concept of loss leader products to software.

I was recently reading a Reddit post of someone who seemed to be younger, wondering how they can improve their intelligence.

Prediction markets aren’t a new concept, but they are a tool being used more widely these days.

For the past few years, I’ve been spending more time trying to understand the paradox between free speech and regulating speech in safe spaces.

Today, we see that age verification laws are being passed, which enshrine the principle that we can perform age checks and protect people under a certain age through content moderation.

Following up on my last blog post, From Printing Press to Digital Identity: A Pattern of Moral Crisis, I allude to the idea that Self Sovereign Identity is centralized, but don’t go into great detail how.

I was recently reading the mailing list of the W3C Credentials Community Group and decided to write up a response as a blog post to Manu’s latest email.

I was recently talking with @gnukeith over DM on Twitter, and he asked if he was missing something about why people perceive crypto and blockchains as bloated features in a browser.

In the context of Web3 we’re currently walking down a dangerous path accidentally, and it’s not something being discussed enough.