The Chaordic Organization: Out of
Control and Into Order
by Dee W. Hock

"First: The greatest danger to people and civilization was not
the hydrogen bomb or degradation of the environment, but
greater and greater concentration of power and wealth in
fewer and fewer hands.

Second: The real consequence of emerging science and
technology was not gadgets, whether hydrogen bombs or
silicon chips, but radical, social change: ever-increasing
diversity and complexity in the way people live and work.
Which, in turn, demands radical organizational change.

Third: Industrial Age, hierarchical command-and-control
pyramids of power, whether political, social, educational, or
commercial, were aberrations of the Industrial Age,
antithetical to the human spirit, destructive of the biosphere,
and structurally contrary to the whole history and methods
of physical and biological evolution. They were not only
archaic and increasingly irrelevant, they were a public
menace".
Ahora me ha dado por ver que pensaba Satoshi antes de sacar el sofware a internet ("en enero del 209"), y veo cosas interesantisimas, yo podría imaginar muchas cosas, pero cuando leo algo de la epoca, escrito por Satoshi, es cuando se disipan mis dudas, y leo lo que pensaba de verdad, tengo mucho que estudiar !!!!!

Cryptography Mailing List
Bitcoin P2P e-cash paper
2008-11-03 01:37:43 UTC - Original Email - View in Thread
>Satoshi Nakamoto wrote:

"… Only people trying to create new coins would need to run network nodes. At first, most users would run network nodes, but as the network grows beyond a certain point, it would be left more and more to specialists with server farms of specialized hardware. A server farm would only need to have one node on the network and the rest of the LAN connects with that one node."

https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/emails/cryptography/2/#selection-77.0-77.620
Forwarded from Bitcoin All Trash News
Kyber.Network launches Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)
A consortium of companies are creating a tokenized version of Bitcoin and calling it WBTC. They want Bitcoin's liquidity, not it's reluctance to change. - decryptmedia.com
"Q&A with BitcoinABC and Others"
en YouTube
Publicado el 5 oct. 2018
Bitcoin ABC developers Amaury Sechet, Shammah Chancellor, Jason B. Cox and Antony Zegers are joined by Chris Pacia, Jonathan Toomim, Juan Garavaglia and Guillermo Paoletti to discuss Canonical/Lexical Transaction Ordering, OpCheckDataSig, 100 byte limit for transactions and Block Size

https://youtu.be/9VVb-tiSXfs
Forwarded from 2014 436 Core Blockstream (@RamonQuesada)
 Forbes writer Frances Coppola points out:

“It isn’t possible to improve liquidity while maintaining full decentralization and trustlessness. So Blockstream cheerfully compromises both of these prized features. It appoints a small group of trusted institutions to validate transactions and submit them to the main Bitcoin chain.”

https://news.bitcoin.com/blockstream-when-will-the-level-of-dishonesty-and-manipulation-end/