The German constitution was written in 1949. Satoshi Nakamoto‘s whitepaper on bitcoin is from 2008. Can such a revolutionary technology work well with our constitution? In the first episode of my deep-dive into the German constitution - as an example for all Western democratic constitutions -, I will focus on blockchain & civil liberties.

The German constitution was written in 1949. Satoshi Nakamoto‘s whitepaper on bitcoin is from 2008. Can such a revolutionary technology work well with our constitution? In the first episode of my deep-dive into the German constitution - as an example for all Western democratic constitutions -, I will focus on blockchain &amp; civil liberties.

EP. 17: Blockchain and the German constitution - a great match? Part 1: Civil liberties

The innovative podcast on disruptive technologies, politics and the law of the 21st century. Dennis Hillemann discusses with his guests how we must change our minds, our politics and our legislation to fully adapt the possibilities of new technologies to make this a better world for all of us. Explaining tech simply and to the point, Dennis dives deep into the tensions between technology and law. He aims for a broader acceptance of basic law rules when it comes to technology and wants to spread the news: We all must change minds and regulations now.

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EP. 17: Blockchain and the German constitution - a great match? Part 1: Civil liberties

EP. 17: Blockchain and the German constitution - a great match? Part 1: Civil liberties