Community Notes and Credible Neutrality

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This chapter explores Vitalik's piece on community notes, discussing how they function, their comparison to Wikipedia, and the concept of credible neutrality. It examines the mechanics of fact-checking on the internet and questions the accuracy and credibility of notes. The chapter also highlights the impact of community notes on engagement and mentions examples, including Elon Musk.

The NIA boys discuss Friend Tech, App Store vs. Crypto, Community Notes, ARM IPO, and much more.

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(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:00:41) - Meme of the Week
(00:05:31) - Friend.tech Overview
(00:14:41) - Assigning Monetary Value to Social Capital
(00:20:17) - App Store vs. Crypto
(00:31:52) - OpenSea Removing Royalties
(00:47:35) - How Community Notes Works
(00:50:15) - Vitalik on Community Notes
(01:03:15) - ARM IPO
(01:15:13) - The Malleability of Social Reality

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