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Doomer Optimism and the Green Pill with Kevin Owocki (Patreon)

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2022-07-05 12:13:13
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Celebrating the release of his first book "Greenpilled: How Crypto Can Regenerate The World" we welcome Kevin Owocki to discuss regenerative crypto-economics, doomer optimism,  impact DAO's, public goods and crypto's relationship to the state .

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Sub to The Green Pill Podcast: https://availableon.com/greenpill

Follow Kevin: https://twitter.com/owocki

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Tropical Futures Institute

Heard a lot of FUD about klima and toucan with regards to retired carbon credits onchain efficacy

Anonymous

Matt: you asked Kevin "why Ethereum over other chains like Solana or Polygon" and mentioned that you your own thoughts on why, but didn't elaborate. I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on that.

interdependence
>>88005107

it's a fair amount to go into, but while I don't dislike Solana or Polygon, I do contest how quick many are to jump to them as preferable in light of the often over simplified environmental discussion around PoW. It's likely we will live in a multi chain world, so it's probably not either/or, however the uptime and decentralization of Eth in comparison to Solana, and the risk that L2's like Polygon are less essential when Eth2 transpires complicates things. The value of anything related to Eth is in the permanence and security of the network, and if as I do one views PoW as no cause to panic, it is harder to answer the question "why not Ethereum" given how most activity is already concentrated there, and more recent competitors have thus far only been able to imitate a fraction of its function. I didn't go into it so as not to derail Kevin's perspective as I know from his book he is staunchly against PoW, and I've voiced my perspective in previous episodes! :)