Bitcoin and Social Entropy | The Geoffrey West Series

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

Is the Cities an Open System?

02:32 • 3min

3

The Crucial Aspect of Cities

05:22 • 3min

4

Are Transaction Costs Scaling Sublinear to Network Size?

08:48 • 4min

5

Is the Fractal Architecture Trying to Optimize for Efficiency or Redundancy?

13:17 • 4min

6

How to Scale a Tree

17:23 • 5min

7

How Big Is There Any Limit Anymore?

22:50 • 3min

8

Is There a Sublinear Economy of Scale?

26:14 • 3min

9

Are We Self-Lirthing?

29:43 • 2min

10

Is the Integrity of Private Property Rights Coercive to Socioeconomic Scaling?

31:36 • 3min

11

What I've Learned From the Santa Fe Institute

34:40 • 4min

12

How Long Does an Elephant Sleep?

38:58 • 3min

13

Cities Are Scaled Versions One Another

41:33 • 4min

14

Open-End Growth, Is It a Finite Time Singularity?

45:24 • 2min

15

Does the Role of the Individual Matter?

47:45 • 2min

16

NIDIG - Your Single Source Solution for Everything Bitcoin

50:01 • 3min

17

Is There a Super Linear Output From Cities?

52:48 • 2min

18

Is It Possible to Create Socioeconomic or Social Systems That Are Immutable?

55:07 • 4min

19

The Pathology of Hierarchy, Right?

59:10 • 3min

20

Bitcoin Is Immunized to Social Entropy

01:02:03 • 2min

21

I'm So Hopeless With Money

01:04:10 • 4min

22

Property Rights

01:07:45 • 2min

23

Are You a Libertarian or a Socialist?

01:09:45 • 2min

24

The Best Place to Find Out About Your Book

01:11:56 • 4min

Bitcoin and Social Entropy | The Geoffrey West Series | Episode 2 (WiM145)