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Here are some highlights from this episode:
- 11:58 — What is an NFT and why would someone pay for one?
- 33:20 — March and Ian summarize the significance of blockchain technology and how it will change much of how we
- 34.45 — March shares a “quick hit” book that has piqued his curiosity lately, Buddhism without Beliefs by Stephen Batchelor.
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Show Notes
- 1:32 — Where we’ve been with the show and how COVID gave us a chance to pause and reflect on what we want to accomplish with the show.
- 4:02 — Our goals for show and how we want to bring more to our listeners and the Better Show community.
- 9:54 — Ian shares his curiosity about NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and DAOs (distributed autonomous organizations)
- 11:58 — What is an NFT and why would someone pay for one?
- 16:00 — How NFTs relate to works of art.
- 22:05 — What is a DAO (distributed autonomous organization)?
- 23:50 — Darren provides an example of how a Coke machine could work as a DAO.
- 26:31 — Ian describes how a DAO works as a democratic organization.
- 29:35 — The operational (and trust) benefits of a DAO.
- 33:20 — March and Ian summarize the significance of blockchain technology and how it will change much of how we
- 34.45 — March shares a “quick hit” book that has piqued his curiosity lately, Buddhism without Beliefs by Stephen Batchelor.
Mentions
- 📖 Book: Buddhism without Beliefs by Stephen Batchelor.
- 💬 Community: Better Show Cafe on Facebook
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