edelwax

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   by edelwax 3y ago

   I worked on this problem for more than a decade, as co-founder of what became the Center for Humane Tech, and in other roles. One way to break it down is different users, but as Ivan notes towards the end, we all have Marl in us. So, anothe
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   by edelwax 7y ago

   Yes, for sure. This is a known weakness, mentioned on the page. We hope to test ways to make turtleocracy robust against sociopathic conspiracies and fake turtles over the next year.
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   by edelwax 7y ago

   Strongly agree!
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   by edelwax 7y ago

   I'm not sure where people are getting the consultingware idea. We don't have any consulting relationships with businesses at all. Guess our copy is misleading somewhere?
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   by edelwax 7y ago

   Yes, right, Turtleocracy is partly modeled on PARC, Bell Labs, etc. But I don't begin to know how to answer this question about "how much their working-like-this contributed to their success or lack thereof" -- are you an org
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   by edelwax 7y ago

   Venkat Rao thinks it's more the opposite, that turtle is a interesting refactoring of Berlin https://twitter.com/vgr/status/1217153866447212544
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   by edelwax 7y ago

   Hi, I'm one of the creators of turtleocracy. I'll be responding to questions below.
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   Re: Social Software and Meaningful Interactions ("Dear Zuck")(medium.com)

   13 points by edelwax 9y ago|0 comments