Peeps by @ian
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Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
just downloaded status. do i have to make a new acc with the status addy?
jk found the page that says peepin on the go
just downloaded status. do i have to make a new acc with the status addy?
got back into my metamask waz good
Replying to @pluma (0xd9fb1d684627a890347a4f6a7fe32e993617b6d8)
excellent insight. thanks for bringing it back to the top. also, hope your schooling/work is going well!
thanks 4 the warm wishes i hope all is well with you! just saw this reply now
what's good i'd love to yell at all the people on here but school and work is really screwing things up for me
I stand by this tweet storm.

hey guys. how has it been. school/work has been absolutely crushing me lately and i've had no time to post.
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
I use peepers, @callmegwei uses peeple. Peepethers is a new one. #lkie
as the coolest person on this site i'd like to weigh in and say peepers is the correct term
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
i could be down. "the people's platform" by astra taylor is my suggestion https://www.amazon.com/Peoples-Platform-Taking-Culture-Digital/dp/0805093567
or some scifi would be cool. i read 2 much nonfiction and would be down for a break
once i get bored enough to setup peepeth on mobile it's gonna be od
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
<b>📚 Peepreads</b> Inital members: - @scaur - @frshzrnmln - @pluma - @AlbertC Book suggestions open! Also, if anyone would like to start a Telegram group for voice messages that's good too. A book a month?
i could be down. "the people's platform" by astra taylor is my suggestion
https://www.amazon.com/Peoples-Platform-Taking-Culture-Digital/dp/0805093567
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
it's from the book 'Radical Markets' by Eric A. Posner & E. Glen Weyl
i joked about this book on chain but the the last section compares the issue of solving distribution of resources to one of computation power and was actually cool as hell
gonna cool it with the posting today hope you all have a good one <3
Replying to @ChiliMac (0x90cfd4934278cfc9205e5893b089074acd8eb351)
I never disputed that, my issue is, has always been, that censoring speech is NOT what we ought to be shooting for, rather, freer speech and more of it is what is needed, and people choose for themselves what to partake of. agreed?
i agree.
however, there is infinite content on the web and we rely on centralized mediums to access it. decentralized replacements to these systems should steer people towards legitimate, factual content. i believe we can do it in a way that is agendaless and transparent.
Replying to @ChiliMac (0x90cfd4934278cfc9205e5893b089074acd8eb351)
sure, yet, as ES has imformed us, it can and has be used for nefarious purposes. btw, Clowns In America financed via a front corp twitter, facebook, youtube, amazon, etc, etc. recent censorship of so called conservative users is part of an agenda. people screwing over people
this all aligns with my argument fam, centralized institutions can censor people at whim.
Replying to @ChiliMac (0x90cfd4934278cfc9205e5893b089074acd8eb351)
individuality is hardly sad, what is sad is technocracy worship. and, again, once one adds in the human factor, systems are turned to personality whims and agendas. trust yourself, not the reified technology. these 2 learned the hard way: https://www.weaselzippers.us/394145-ame
using that article as evidence that you shouldn't trust other humans is fallacious. your boy stefan molyneux would be unhappy with you.
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
decentralized systems, while requiring technocratic skills to design, remove the need for trust in the technocracy! anyone can learn the skills to peep under the hood with full transparency, so any bias or agenda can be illuminated.
i'm not saying it's a foolproof system, and we have to work out all the kinks to make it work, but it's a hell of a lot better than what we have now.
what is an alternative you wold propose?
decentralized systems, while requiring technocratic skills to design, remove the need for trust in the technocracy! anyone can learn the skills to peep under the hood with full transparency, so any bias or agenda can be illuminated.
Replying to @ChiliMac (0x90cfd4934278cfc9205e5893b089074acd8eb351)
ageism?!? don't go all pc on me now. I'm late 30s and teach in a univ and know of which I speak bcuz I have to deal with this mindset/ignorance frequently; damn public schools
what do you teach?
Replying to @ChiliMac (0x90cfd4934278cfc9205e5893b089074acd8eb351)
I don't trust ANYONE, no matter their intentions. Don't u get it, any great idea goes to shit once u add in the people factor. No such thing as total transparency all math and such aside, regular folk don't have time for that. the problems with soc media is agenda driven ideology
hyper-individualism is sad. people r good dude we r just fallible
the whole point of decentralization is facilitating trustless interactions between people. we have to trust the powers that be to get our information atm. we should use this new tech to build a better system.
Replying to @ChiliMac (0x90cfd4934278cfc9205e5893b089074acd8eb351)
HA! I'm not afraid of anything or anyone--well, some critters with more than 4 legs, but that aside, my point is censorship is wrong, anti-American, anti-free thinking, illicit . . . I don't, nor should you or anyone else, trust any "system" to regulate speech/content, etc
why can't u trust a system that is completely transparent? do you just not want to understand the maths or whatever?
it's better than being behest to the closed off, money influenced recommendation algorithms that the market provides us with
Replying to @ChiliMac (0x90cfd4934278cfc9205e5893b089074acd8eb351)
Sorry, but no cigar. A free thinking and truth seeking people don't need regulation nor others to "steer people away from BS." This is a statist mentality and CAN'T be done properly or otherwise without resorting to absolutism
private companies are already censoring your dumb videos, why are you afraid of the state but not them?
obv i don't want a ministry of truth, i'm in the decentralization space! i'm thinking some sort of transparent reputation system could help deliver better content to people
libertarian nerds that are free speech absolutists love to think that they are able to perfectly navigate the marketplace of ideas and form reasonable beliefs. in reality most of them just watch crackpot youtube videos & read msg board posts that turn them into fascists
Replying to @cyan (0xcb346cb2754c3136633cd8ae2dcfde699ad704ae)
No censorship at all - that means giving equal opportunity to flat earthers and NASA for informing masses? And people should just choose for themselves who they think makes more sense?
online made the marketplace of ideas hard to navigate! we need some sort of regulation so people can make rational choices.
i don't think we should censor directly, but try to create pathways that steer people away from the BS.. not sure how to do this properly though
Replying to @pluma (0xd9fb1d684627a890347a4f6a7fe32e993617b6d8)
tone isn't always easy to discern through text. i've been on computers since i could talk but still have trouble with it lol. i care about food, art, nature, and helping people in any way i can (among other things!). what do you skate?
shameless plug for me and my friends most recent skate video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7yxS8a6niE
what kind of art do you like/make?
all libertarians/ancap nerds love to worship individual/corporate rights until those entities choose to censor them.
allowing private companies control our information pathways is what got us here fellas!!!!! nationalizing and decentralizing is the clearest solution imo
i don't like deplatforming but i do think suggestion algorithms should b revisited. the profit motive that leads these sites to create algorithms that maximize for retention is forsure radicalizing us all
get these youtube pseudointellectual vids off my TL. those fools subvert logic and reason to paint existing hierarchies and cultural conservatism as rational. wack
additionally if you're afraid of the state but not corps/individuals accumulating massive amounts of wealth idk man
Replying to @sevvie (0xb9a7922eec475605498ba3c1f7f0aca98585f30a)
This young man is one of my heroes.
legendary left wing tech activist
Replying to @pluma (0xd9fb1d684627a890347a4f6a7fe32e993617b6d8)
well, i care enough to try and learn something from it, but to be honest it's a bit difficult for me to follow and retain such heavy information. what is it you care about, ian? :)
haha that post was pretty much a joke. but i care about skating and making a better world through tech. hbu?
when you get kicked out of the library for juuling inside
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
Keynesian at the office Marxist at happy hour Crypto-anarchist on the chain
Unsend post
stop talking about "gdp" and "tariffs" (whatever that is) on the chain. that stuff is boring who cares
Keynesian at the office
Marxist at happy hour
Crypto-anarchist on the chain
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
Wait... ......... It's ...... not?
haha i just realized the author lives less than a mile away from me
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Where is it from?
it's from the book 'Radical Markets' by Eric A. Posner & E. Glen Weyl
i can't believe this isn't irony
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
The sky?!? It’s raining. I’m getting over my cold. My son has plans for a train adventure around the city. Life is pretty good. You?
Glad you're feeling better, did you go on the train adventure?
Working on this bit where I recreate the 7 days creation story but it's about Al Gore creating the internet
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
The sky?!? It’s raining. I’m getting over my cold. My son has plans for a train adventure around the city. Life is pretty good. You?
Right on! I cut work early today and had a fun day with my friends. Life is indeed good.
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
i'm gonna get so geeked up at my 21st bday party that i fail the turing test
mission completed
Replying to @AlbertC (0xa4d9aaf4adccdd5349fe8a1f753130d727fa23f3)
Haha. Be safe.
haha no worries when i say things that are red flags on here i'm probably being performative
i'm gonna get so geeked up at my 21st bday party that i fail the turing test
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
yeah true. i mean for true immutability store them on swarm or filecoin eventually? also (i think) having a centralized servers that we trust holding these files just in case because a hash is a hash and the blockchain contains the ownership relations
this has a lot of grammar errors and i think it is a moot point
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
yeah true. i mean for true immutability store them on swarm or filecoin eventually? also (i think) having a centralized servers that we trust holding these files just in case because a hash is a hash and the blockchain contains the ownership relations
but if anyone wants to clear this up. are there any other concepts to decentralize social media besides running a node yourself (diaspora) or paying a nominal fee thru this sort of blockchain based model?
Replying to @terence (0x78635f1b0dd627a3bebf7b2be268453ce9fa6451)
Not really immutable if it requires nodes on IPFS to hold the tweet. I.e. if nodes stop sharing (a la bittorent files no one ever downloads), those peeps stop existing
yeah true. i mean for true immutability store them on swarm or filecoin eventually? also (i think) having a centralized servers that we trust holding these files just in case because a hash is a hash and the blockchain contains the ownership relations
Replying to @JakobPovel (0x995d1bdfd5cdbd31d306d650c2e9f19e5a38bb25)
The *immutable aspect of it is kind of nice :)
ugh hahahaha
Replying to @terence (0x78635f1b0dd627a3bebf7b2be268453ce9fa6451)
This is probably answered somewhere but why a blockchain? Why not just use IPFS?
yeah i'd like a clear answer for this. i get having the posts hashed on chain makes the posts immutible and linked to an identity. also makes it easy to build new frontents. but if that database was just stored on IPFS could people just rewrite the posts if they wanted? idk
Replying to @ian (0x1b6a6072c8eac4ec04b171e9e665786a60d4925f)
haha i'm mostly joking. my biggest worry is that python/pandas won't stay relevant. might get it in a covert location if i get published though to celebrate my friend stick and poked the emacs logo onto his arm which was pretty bold but he looks cool tbh
nerd tattoos are geek chic! the trend of 2018