Best of System Explorers: Part Two
Last week I shared three of my favorite pieces of writing for System Explorers from this year. This week I’d like to share three more.
In The Value of Cryptoeconomic Systems, I explained my choice to examine how principles of systems science apply to cryptoeconomic systems. I emphasized four qualities that make public blockchains useful as tools for society and as objects of study for systems scientists: permissionlessness, transparency, open-source, and programmability.
In Back to School, I made a connection between my decision to pursue a Master’s in Systems Science and my journey towards finding my Ikigai — the intersection of what I love, what I’m good at, what I can be paid for, and what the world needs.
In Evolution, I examined some of the important ways in which cryptoeconomic systems have evolved over time and highlighted several key evolutionary forces that will shape their future: adaptation, mutation, selection, emergence, competition, cooperation, and coordination.