#Verifiability

Ryan Hurst

rmhrisk

One of the benefits of working at Google is it gives me a chance to work with bright folks on hard problems that are not well appreciated or understood yet.

Pace 🙂

theotherphilipp

1/: Of the impossibility of truth, the limits of knowledge and the end of science in the #corona-crisis.A (rather lengthy) thread 2/: Let us assume that Galileo Galilei had

Rongjian Lan

RongjianLan

Ethereum as a layer 1 has been struggling to gain further adoption due to its high gas fee and low TPS. Layer 2 solutions such as Rollups are a potential

bouvard

bouvard38829538

Anyone who says that one country or jurisdiction is “doing better” than another regarding COVID is being dishonest, for the simple reason that it’s not over yet. Nor has anyone

Salman 🦊

daretorant

In the spirit of @threadapalooza, join me for a little thought-adventure on the nature of reality and perception of truth..."Is truth a lie?", a thread: I can't get this quote

Ayush Sharma

ayushswrites

The sleight of hand to replace “Science” with “Scientific Consensus” is the most damaging development of pandemic buffoonery. Replacing Science with Consensus, and then censoring any unorthodox idea as misinformation

Lea Kissner

LeaKissner

Last talk about Securing Democracy at #enigma2021: @jackhcable speaking about "THE FULL STACK PROBLEM OF ELECTION SECURITY"https://www.usenix.org/conference/enigma2021/presentation/cable Let's imagine that elections use all th

Michael J. Morris, PhD

morrismichaelj

I just finished listening to episode 288 of @AstrologyCast on which @chrisbrennan7 discusses astrology with non-astrologers who repeatedly describe themselves as skeptics.(a thread)https://twitter.com/AstrologyCast/status/135343961704792473

Peter Young (The Austrian)

TheAustrian3

The manufacture of collectables by pre-historic humans was the first step on the road to creating money.@NickSzabo4's epic essay "Shelling Out" describes how and why this happened.This illustrated thread summarises

Roscoe B Davis🎖⭐️⭐️⭐️

RoscoeBDavis1

Edward Baumgartner co-founded UK-based intelligence consultancy Edward Austin. Baumgartner was hired by FusionGPS to work with Natalia Veselnitskaya on the Prevezon asset forfeiture case and to work with Christopher Steele

Dan Held

danheld

1/ Can governments kill Bitcoin?-You can’t kill an idea.Bitcoin extends beyond just code, it’s a mindset.People who understand and buy into Bitcoin have already gone down the proverbial rabbit hole.

Joe Kelly

joekelly100

It’s worth bearing in mind that Satoshi is probably Paul Le Roux; a legit (if wayward) genius, exact fit both for skills and utility of the system, and one of

Anil

anilsaidso

The Sovereign Individual (1999) is a guide for navigating the current transition from Industrial to Information Age.Remarkably, it predicted the rise of 'digital gold'.“If our deductions are correct, you stand

Joe Kelly

joekelly100

True. Although the hooks into the brain go much deeper than that with the grand narrative web of meaning, promise of making you very rich, and slot-machine-like rewards of daily

Alexander Kruel

XiXiDu

The private platform argument in defense of censorship by opinion-forming monopolies like Facebook makes about as much sense as a defense of the expropriation of a minority on the basis

Cryptic Monk (Nyzonian)

cryptic_monk

Catching up on a number of tokens that got shilled to me over the last two weeks. Quick and dirty reviews only, so assessment might be off/too harsh/partial etc. Don't

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