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The Network State: How To Start a New Country (English Edition) Kindle版

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“Balaji has the highest rate of output per minute of good new ideas of anybody I’ve ever met, and The Network State may be his best.” — Marc Andreessen, cofounder of Andreessen Horowitz

"We've started new currencies. Now The Network State shows us how to start new cities and new countries." — Vitalik Buterin, cofounder of Ethereum

"Balaji is a visionary, and one of the most original thinkers of our time. Many have had the experience of hearing him say something, thinking it was crazy, and then a year or two later realizing 'Balaji was right.' I think Balaji will be right about The Network State." — Brian Armstrong, cofounder and CEO of Coinbase

"The future convergence of networks and governments, from one of the most brilliant thinkers alive." — Naval Ravikant, cofounder of AngelList

When the brand new is unthinkable, we fight over the old. That’s where we are today with governments, with politics, and with much of the physical world. But perhaps we can change that.

This book introduces the concept of the network state: a country you can start from your computer, a state that recruits like a startup, a nation built from the internet rather than disrupted by it.

The fundamental concept behind the network state is to assemble a digital community and organize it to crowdfund physical territory. But that territory is not in one place — it’s spread around the world, fully decentralized, hooked together by the internet for a common cause, much like Google’s offices or Bitcoin’s miners. And because every citizen has opted in, it’s a model for 100% democracy rather than the minimum threshold of consent modeled by 51% democracies.

Of course, there are countless questions that need to be answered to build something of this scope. How does a network state work socially, technically, logistically, legally, physically, financially? How could such a thing even be viable?

That’s why you should read this book.

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Just as the era of religion as an unshakable power organization has ended and been replaced by the state, the era of the state as an unshakable power organization will be replaced by the network state

The network state is an online political community that shares the same ideology and is not bound by land, language, etc., and technology will inevitably make it more powerful than the state.

The author's analogy is very convincing, showing that history repeats itself in certain patterns and that power organizations share similar structures

The fact that history shows that there is a very simple principle of ideological conflict, with the offensive side standing to the left and the defensive side to the right, and that in reality there is no absolute right or left, and ideologies change according to the situation in which they find themselves is very interesting

According to the author, the ideal state is one that has a balance of ideological conflicts, and too much bias toward one side or the other is dangerous.

Ideally, companies and organizations should have the same structure and ideological conflicts as the state, and ultimately grow by complementing each other, even though they are in conflict.

This book is about a revolution that will fundamentally rewrite the social system and will help you understand how bitcoin and web3 are not just marketing buzzwords, but have the potential to change society.
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Guilherme Machado
5つ星のうち5.0 Very well written
2022年8月3日にブラジルでレビュー済み
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Love the content!
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Will Wohler
5つ星のうち5.0 Fabulous perspectives on public affairs!
2022年7月16日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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The American experiment begun in 1776 on a radically new principle of governance and public organization, gave rise to what became by far the most prosperous - and for quite some time, also the most admired and sought after – organization of public affairs the world has yet known. Though like all things human, it is not perfect; nor would it be impossible to radically improve on it.

Human knowledge, understanding, and technology continue developing over time. Technological advances in particular (not to mention humanity’s ever-so-slowly increase in intellectual and moral development) can enable new means of public organization that were simply inconceivable previously. Just as 250 years ago, America’s founders cast off an old, failing governance, the manifest, pervasive failures of current “democratic” governance around the world, clearly signal the urgent need for a major upgrade now.

Balaji Srinivasen’s “The Network State” offers the world a very intriguing, radically new, public organizing principle. This possible new organizing principle has been enabled mainly by emergence of the Internet – and at least one other key technology that the Internet itself was a catalyst for. People are now able to organize into functional, goal-achieving groups, on the basis of shared ‘worldviews’ – but without the constraint of geographic proximity that we’ve labored under since the dawn of human history.

Balaji has a great respect for history, which he quite properly regards as crucial for our efficient progress toward a brighter future, beyond our deeply troubled present times. Consistent with such respect for history, his intriguing exposition of – and compelling case for – Network States, also has innumerable fascinating observations on (often overlooked) aspects of our present and past public affairs. THESE ALONE ARE WORTH THE READING. MOST highly recommended!

Note that I have not yet read more than the first few chapters of this wonderful book. But I’ve read and listened to much of Balaji’s other thinking over the years, and I find his work to be of the highest intellectual quality – AND integrity. Marc Andreessen, cofounder of Andreessen Horowitz says of Balaji: “Balaji has the highest rate of output per minute of good new ideas of anybody I’ve ever met, and The Network State may be his best.” I consider Andreesen’s quote to be quite sufficient confirmation of my assessment – both of Balaji’s work in general, and specifically of The Network State.
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Gareth
5つ星のうち5.0 Freedom from the grind of legacy systems
2023年12月23日に英国でレビュー済み
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Cutting edge lucid thinking on how to create a radically different future society that enables positive-sum omni wins instead of zero sum trade-offs. Starting with the building blocks of network unions, a possible roadmap is laid out for pioneers to build network archipelagos and then postulated network states. For me, though the author did not cover this particular aspect - this could also be a building block for a regenerative economic system to leapfrog society beyond sustainability constraints and build a future where all of humanity can thrive alongside all other beings on earth.

Essential reading for deep thinking geeks and dark talent the world over.
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Mikel
5つ星のうち4.0 Provocadora utopía
2022年10月19日にスペインでレビュー済み
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Balaji es un genio. Pero personalmente me cuesta ver cómo se podrá dar el último paso en las fases de constitución de un network state (el reconocimiento por parte de estados soberanos tradicionales). Porque el incentivo contra esa aceptación es altamente perverso. Por otro lado, el colapso del estado soberano impediría una escalada masiva de estados red. Pero es interesante aunque solo sea por leerle a él hablar de distitnos temas. Particularmente interesante el desarrollo del falso eje político izquierdas-derechas.
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Leon Gagzi
5つ星のうち5.0 as a society, we need to level up.
2022年8月4日にドイツでレビュー済み
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What is the next step towards organizing society in times of global connection and new technologies? Balaji draws an inspiring picture of a future version of nations - 100% democratic through opt in per design. I really hope that this vision sparked the ambition to change the world for the better and break through the inefficiency by our centuries old legacy system for a better future.
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