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5/ Ultimately, disruption comes from providing alternatives that people prefer. It is not exactly recreating what is out there but, rather, moving in a different direction.

4/ Here is where we see web3 starting to do the same thing. Whatever the metric, history shows that taking each away from one other is a shift. Over time, when this grows, we see a difference.

3/ When this happens, newer players who are in alignment can enter. This means the power quickly shifts are conditions change.

2/ Companies often get disrupted because their stakeholder interest is misaligned. This causes everyone to look after their own eggs.

#threadstorm 1/ We are in the age of disruption. Things are moving ahead very quickly. Incumbents are getting attacked from every angle. This is to the benefit of #web3.

6/ That is not the driver of things.

5/ We are entering a realm with the digital world is the most important. We only need to bridge to the physical.

4/ Here is where things start to change greatly. Much of the govts do is suddenly obsolete. Their ability to regulate goes away. This is likely going to emerge as #ai becomes a bigger factor.

3/ However, what would happen if a TikTok was, instead of being owned by a company, was a #dao? What if there was no geography in the equation at all?

2/ This means that open source and decentralization is going to affect geopolitics greatly over the next decade. Right now, we do not have a lot of utility tied to this.

#threadstorm 1/ Bitcoin forever altered the geopolitical landscape by introducing something that we had not seen before: a network with decentralized consensus.

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6/ Durov is part of a bigger story. It is something that is taking place throughout the world.

5/ As always, nothing operates in a vacuum. We are looking at something like Hive becoming more valuable as an immutable database. This is something not possible under the typical client-server architecture.

4/ This means governments are going to step up their tyrannical ways. Many obligations cannot be fulfilled. This is one of the reasons for the push for war. That, historically, is a great way to provide

3/ This is taking place at a time when confidence in government is waning. We are entering a collapse that is going to extend throughout the rest of this decade.