The 4th essay of my Liechtenstein cycle after: Intro, Koine and RegTech.  Aside from the US State of Wyoming this is the only other jurisdiction I know, engaged in comprehesive legal rigorization

Second Edition ''Thinking by Machine: A Study of Cybernetics'' by Pierre de Latil Published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1957 (c.1956), Boston. Foreword of Isaac Asimov (then only 36 years old) !

The brilliant image from Andrey Avgust Three loud tunes dominate the formation of public opinion on bitcoin by mass-media forcing.  They are:  - A. bitcoin is the new gold - B. bitcoin is to

Second Edition Illustration cited from.: To zoom out is useful. It puts the events networks of our spacetime in perspective without to loose grip on details. Including on what the great Jorje Luis Borges

Cryptodepression is a term from the physical geography and geomorphology , but it is also such a nice fit to the current situation in the cryptocurrency sector.  So rich in economic, psychological

Second Edition Hans Moravec is the patriarch of robotics. The real one, not the Sci-Fi father. Asimov was just the prophet in this scheme of things.  Moravec to Kurzweil is what's Bitcoin to Ethereum

Second Edition “Imagine a multidimensional spider’s web in the early morning covered with dew drops. And every dew drop contains the reflection of all the other dew drops. And, in each reflected dew drop,

Bitcoin Retrojections

Aside from my favorite Liechtenstein [1], [2] there is a number of other jurisdictions [3]-[7] etc., vigorously self-advertizing their dedication onto becoming the global crypto hub. The logic behind is

Koine - ''feminine singular of Greek 'koinos' - "common, ordinary" [1], "common, public, shared, general, ordinary" from PIE kom- "beside, near, by, with" [2] - as opposed

''We live in a world in which no one knows the law.'' Ohad Asor, Sept 11, 2016 Chapter Two I continue herewith with sharing my contemporary state-of-grok [1] of the up to now four [2] scriptures of the

De Lege Ferenda [1] is a series. Like the Tauchain Exegesis [2], [3] is. One train of articles. This is the introductory 'locomotive' article where I attempt to nail down the essential basics. This is

This topic is loaded in the barrel since - as I see in my draft records - April 2018. It is my free assotiations on the major topic of the aka ''tragedy of the commons'' [1] refracted through the prism

It's Thursday and I'm back, guys. It's been long time, but here I'm again :) This post theme was getting ripe in my head for long time. Something like since 2014. Recently I got some data to put together

“We are moving into an era where cities will matter more than states and supply chains will be a more important source of power than militaries — whose main purpose will be to protect supply chains rather

''Tau solves the problems from the Tower of Babel to the Tower of Basel''

Bizarre headline, isn't it? Sorry. It just ... coalesced spontaneously as ... a protein folding [1]. Lets try to decompress it. Compression is comprehension [2]. Decompression is experience. Firstly, I'll

The Code of Hammurabi (left), ~1754 BC, and digital rain (right), the computer code featured in The Matrix series, ~2000 AD. Composite by Laura Taylor. [1] The Zeroth Chapter There is Book of Satoshi [2].

In a recent article of mine [1] I hinted my strong suspicion that scaling is itself scalable.   ''Scaling is a problem. Scaling must be scalable, too. Metascale from here to Eternity.''

“A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take