Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave

Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave

di Devin Marty
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Episode 16: GME and Memetic Nihilism
In the sixteenth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Lucas, and Ryan discuss GameStop [GME] and last year's Reddit-led short squeeze – why it happened and what it means for economics. If you like game theory, blockchain, and memes then this is the episode for you.
Episode 15: Snowden Says...
In the fifteenth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Lucas, and Ryan discuss an article by Edward Snowden written in response to a speech by Governor Christopher J. Waller. Both defiantly address the proposed adoption of CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) and the dangers that come with them. Link (Waller Speech): https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/speech/waller20210805a.htm Link (Snowden Article): https://edwardsnowden.substack.com/p/cbdcs "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 14: Social Media 2.0
In the fourteenth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas discuss decentralized social media – what we are calling Social Media 2.0. If you're a user of social media (I mean, who isn't?) then you'll definitely want to listen to this episode. "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 13: NFTs and the Metaverse
In the thirteenth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas are joined by special guest Jacob Garcia to discuss NFTs, what gives them value, and how they will shape this new internet age that is commonly deemed the "Metaverse." "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 12: Dialectics & Freedom
In the twelfth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas discuss the process of viewing issues from multiple perspectives, as well as the "Nirvana fallacy" and overcoming dualistic thinking. "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 11: Feedback Loops and Evolutionary Order
In the eleventh episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas welcome special guest Rene Hochmuth, a particle physicist, turned poker pro, turned blockchain mathematician. We discuss everything from biomathematics and Turing patterns to crypto liquidations and who we believe Satoshi Nakamoto really is. "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 10: Bubbles and Blockchain
In the Tenth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas analyze economic bubbles and how blockchain may help to mitigate larger-scale economic recessions in the future. They support their findings with works by Steven Horwitz, Ludwig von Mises, and F. A. Hayek... as well as other prominent Austrian economists. "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 9: Blockchain Jurisdiction and the Evolution of Governance
In the ninth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas discuss the possibility of Blockchain Jurisdiction in our lifetime and the evolution of governance, or voting, models on a mass scale. "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 8: How Blockchain Will Change Your Life
In the eighth episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas illustrate how Blockchain tech will change everyday life – from education to medicine to voting. "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
Episode 7: Before Blockchain - Competing Visions of Monetary Order
In the seventh episode of Specific Knowledge, Devin, Ryan, and Lucas discuss Friedrich Hayek, the Gold Standard, Bretton Woods, and the future of Monetary Order. "Specific Knowledge: Philosophy for the New Wave" is a podcast dedicated to exploring how people coordinate and build in a dynamic world where knowledge is distributed and ephemeral. With a focus on creative destruction and the role of blockchain as a decentralizing technology, we discuss new ways to reimagine and reshape the current social order.
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