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According to Packy McCormick, what’s most surprising about the internet isn’t how much it’s changed the world, but how little. In this part two conversation with Not Boring’s Packy McCormick, Shane and Packy discuss the potential of a world where you have as much ownership of your DIGITAL life as what you have in your house, and how that could transform our world.
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