Decentralized Accelerationism: Difference between revisions
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= compare d/acc to e/acc, here at Effective Accelerationism
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Vitalik Buterin:
(These) "technologies are an excellent example of d/acc principles: they allow users and communities to verify trustworthiness without compromising privacy, and protect their security without relying on centralized choke points that impose their own definitions of who is good and bad. They improve global accessibility by creating better and fairer ways to protect a user or service's security than common techniques used today, such as discriminating against entire countries that are deemed untrustworthy. These are very powerful primitives that could be necessary if we want to preserve a decentralized vision of information security going into the 21st century. Working on defensive technologies for cyberspace more broadly can make the internet more open, safe and free in very important ways going forward."
(https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2023/11/27/techno_optimism.html)