korrents

Our readingWhat is a korrent?

Open access to information makes a closed information regime on the Soviet model fundamentally impossible to sustain.

Drawn from what Marc Andreessen said

What these subjects mean

optimism Expecting things to go well: whether it is what gets things built, or a bias that forecasts keep paying for.

government What states are for and what they are worse at than markets and networks: legitimacy, moral hazard, and who may be entrusted with power.

censorship Who gets to remove what: speech, code and money, and whether a state prosecuting a platform is regulation or something else.

What Marc Andreessen actually said

  1. Marc Andreessen Co-founder of Netscape and of the venture firm Andreessen Horowitz
    it's like could you ever have another Soviet Union like in the era of the internet? Um you know North Korea's doing their damndest to try to maintain that model you know but without going full North Korea like I'm not sure you can. I I mean, I guess I'm an optimist on this point. Like I tend to think open access information basically makes a lot of these historical things, you know, fundamentally impossible.

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    ↗Inside the Mind of A Famous Investor | Marc Andreessenyoutube.com

    25 Jan 2022 · video · 1h 17m · spoken · machine transcript

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