Downloaded and will read over the week, ty for this.
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Topic: BITCOIN, THE END OF THE TABOO ON MONEY (Read 1606 times)
^ same
Downloaded and will read over the week, ty for this.
Dear Bitcoiners,
Here is an academic article (humanities) I've recently published about Bitcoin as a historical phenomenon and about this community and my understanding of it. I'll be happy to read your criticism and integrate your suggestions in the next versions, or even elaborate more on aspects I've omitted. What follows is the abstract and a link for the PDF download (warning, its kind of long, suited for tablet reading or so).
Download from: http://www.dyndy.net/2013/04/bitcoin-ends-the-taboo-on-money
This article consists in a technoetic inquiry into the origins of this technology and its evolution. This inquiry will take in consideration the biopolitical dynamics that govern the Bitcoin community as well specific characteristics of the technical realization, aiming to provide insights on the future of this technology as well a post-humanist interpretation of its emergence.
Here is an academic article (humanities) I've recently published about Bitcoin as a historical phenomenon and about this community and my understanding of it. I'll be happy to read your criticism and integrate your suggestions in the next versions, or even elaborate more on aspects I've omitted. What follows is the abstract and a link for the PDF download (warning, its kind of long, suited for tablet reading or so).
Download from: http://www.dyndy.net/2013/04/bitcoin-ends-the-taboo-on-money
This article consists in a technoetic inquiry into the origins of this technology and its evolution. This inquiry will take in consideration the biopolitical dynamics that govern the Bitcoin community as well specific characteristics of the technical realization, aiming to provide insights on the future of this technology as well a post-humanist interpretation of its emergence.
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