Privacy is an asset that people are willing to exchange for tangible benefits. Especially because most people don't really know how to value their privacy until

Privacy is an asset that people are willing to exchange for tangible benefits. Especially because most people don't really know how to value their privacy until it's been breached. Create a system that realizes the tangible value of privacy and people will be much less likely to give it away. What does that look like? That's the billion dollar question. For starters, here's an essay by Albert Wagner of USV that sets the stage for a solution (in a very abstract way): http://continuations.com/post/131372549150/land-capital-attention-this-time-it-is-the-same http://continuations.com/post/131372549150/land-capital-atte...