I can share my perspective on it. It might not be correct or very popular or even coherent. But here you go. I want few things from future technology. I want

I can share my perspective on it. It might not be correct or very popular or even coherent. But here you go. I want few things from future technology. I want permissionless payments, including robotic payments, just so I can run several companies worldwide, accepting and reinvesting money with, like, no accounting besides internal, no taxes besides blockchain rewards, no corporations. You can think of it as of HFT, but for everyone. I want tamper-proof, censorship-resistant identity built-in my browser. A pseudonim, which enables everything else, like delegation of some rights to another pseudonim. With identification and authorization out of the way, in turn, backend-as-a-service - like cloudflare, but with actual data and state - will be possible. This will enable all kind of global permissionless cooperation, including robotic one. Removal of every login button on the web will be a nice side-effect. The third thing I want is open secure computing. You can think of it like Intel Management engine, but for everyone. Anti-treacherous computing, if you like it that way. Hardware, which bricks if it detects code running without my signature, down to microcontrollers. With transparent transfer of rights and revocation, of course. I don't think the last one is possible without some global blockchain of sorts, from my point of view. I don't know if web3 and blockchain will bring me any of these, but I like where they are moving and their rhetoric and what they did so far.