Web Three - I Love It!

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i love the idea that anyone can just throw together a yankee web sight and put it out there for everyone to see, without having to sign up for a facebook account or whatever. i used to run ior c bots off my raspberry pie in my dorm room when i was in college. I wasn't paying anyone to host my bop for me. It was like a eight dollar piece of hardware, however much a raspberry pie cost these days. And, you know, i love that stuff, and i would love to see almost a return to that where,. you know, everyone can have their web site if they want.

Paris Marx is joined by Molly White to discuss the big Axie Infinity hack, what’s wrong with the New York Times’ Latecomer’s Guide to Crypto, and what Molly’s years as a Wikipedia editor have taught her about the problem with web3’s vision of total commercialization.

Molly White is a software engineer and the creator of web3 is going just great. Follow Molly on Twitter at @molly0xFFF.

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Also mentioned in this episode:

Molly and a bunch of other crypto critics put together an (Edited) Latecomer’s Guide to Crypto.
You can read Kevin Roose’s original Latecomer’s Guide here.
Molly wrote about the $625 million Axie Infinity hack and harassment on the blockchain.
Interest in NFTs and their values have plummeted in recent months.
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