The Paper Belt

A lot of practice members are beneficiaries both of the teal fellowship and 15 17 you know what will be a station. I was just with them yesterday. They're really, really exceptional bright people. The paper belt represents these institutions and agencies that could be hollowed out by this coming wave of technologies from Washington DC to Boston. In Washington they print money, laws, regulations, visas on paper; Delaware companies incorporate on paper in New York. And then in Boston, Harvard and MIT print diplomas on paper and that's the paper belt. So so we went with that name for our book: "The Nakamoto consensus" But it's also about offering an alternative set of policies which can