ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Balaji Srinivasan's 2022 book The Network State is the topic of this episode. It’s a web3 political treatise with a crash course in history and social theory, making both accessible to an audience more typically focused on tech, finance, and business. Mike and Austin discuss the role of democracy, consent of the governed, and the impending struggle between the people of the state and the people of the network.
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Co-hosts: Mike Spencer and Austin.
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