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197. TBR - “Why” Digital Matter Theory? Bridging the Worlds Physics of the Bitcoin Economy
Hosts Iman and Will delve into the profound interconnection of technology, economics, and physics. Episode 197, titled "Bridging Worlds: The Physics of the Economic Metaverse," explores the necessity of creating technology that is universally accessible, mirroring the concept of porting oneself into an alternate economic space. They trace the roots of economics back to resource discovery and industrial exploitation, critically analyzing digital systems' arbitrary value-extraction mechanisms.
A significant portion of the conversation is dedicated to the impact of Bitcoin's consensus layer and the infinite energy required for its security. Iman and Will discuss the implications of the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics for Bitcoin, shedding light on its incorruptible nature and the notion of digital scarcity. They also touch upon the idea of the metaverse as a digital reality that echoes physical value principles, offering economic opportunities regardless of geographical limitations.
The hosts contemplate how AI and blockchain can revolutionize value networks and challenge the norms of scarcity by fostering abundance through atomic rearrangement. Additionally, they consider the metaverse's potential as a testing ground for AI simulations in various sectors like the military and engineering and articulate the significance of non-arbitrary tokens in creating diverse utilities.
Iman and Will underscore the value provided by token holders in the crypto industry, discussing the potential effects of airdropping tokens to unite human efforts and the importance of a decentralized approach to AI on the blockchain. They tackle the provocative concept of randomness generating significant outcomes, equating this to blockchain technology's latent potential.
Topics:
- First up, dedicating to the impact of Bitcoin's consensus layer and the infinite energy required for its security.
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Hosts Iman and Will delve into the profound interconnection of technology, economics, and physics. Episode 197, titled "Bridging Worlds: The Physics of the Economic Metaverse," explores the necessity of creating technology that is universally accessible, mirroring the concept of porting oneself into an alternate economic space. They trace the roots of economics back to resource discovery and industrial exploitation, critically analyzing digital systems' arbitrary value-extraction mechanisms.
A significant portion of the conversation is dedicated to the impact of Bitcoin's consensus layer and the infinite energy required for its security. Iman and Will discuss the implications of the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics for Bitcoin, shedding light on its incorruptible nature and the notion of digital scarcity. They also touch upon the idea of the metaverse as a digital reality that echoes physical value principles, offering economic opportunities regardless of geographical limitations.
The hosts contemplate how AI and blockchain can revolutionize value networks and challenge the norms of scarcity by fostering abundance through atomic rearrangement. Additionally, they consider the metaverse's potential as a testing ground for AI simulations in various sectors like the military and engineering and articulate the significance of non-arbitrary tokens in creating diverse utilities.
Iman and Will underscore the value provided by token holders in the crypto industry, discussing the potential effects of airdropping tokens to unite human efforts and the importance of a decentralized approach to AI on the blockchain. They tackle the provocative concept of randomness generating significant outcomes, equating this to blockchain technology's latent potential.
Topics:
- First up, dedicating to the impact of Bitcoin's consensus layer and the infinite energy required for its security.
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Follow us on: Youtube: https://bit.ly/TBlkRnnrYouTube
Twitter: bit.ly/TBR-Twitter
Telegram: bit.ly/TBR-Telegram
Discord: bit.ly/TBR-Discord