How World War Could Trigger Bitcoin’s “1984” Hard Fork
Anatoly Kaplan on how entire states could already execute their own hard forks of Bitcoin.
How World War Could Trigger Bitcoin’s “1984” Hard Fork
Anatoly Kaplan on how entire states could already execute their own hard forks of Bitcoin.
From Blood Diamonds to AI Metals: Africa’s Unending Resource Wars
As firms race to build AI, local conflicts supply the resources.
How China’s Next-Gen DPI Powers Global Digital Control
For China, the well-oiled supply of control tools to Myanmar, Pakistan and Ethiopia has become a mutually beneficial partnership.
The Shift in Web3 Talent
We analyse the current state of the Web3 jobs market; practical advice included.
Defending Consciousness in an Age of Spiritual Commerce
Anatoly Kaplan on how technological mindfulness counters state and corporate propaganda.
The Evolution of Copyright: From Progressive Idea to Control Mechanism
How copyright evolved from a progressive idea to a tool of control.
Asia’s Crypto Turmoil Matters More Than the Fed’s Next Move
ForkLog editor Elena Vasilyeva on why the most interesting action is not on Wall Street but in Greater Asia.
The Uneven Tech Race in Greater Asia
A comparison of Asian countries’ strategies shows what hinders their technological leap.
Who Owns “You” Online?
Which digital-identity systems exist today, and whether a decentralized alternative is possible.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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