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- I wonder if this filename will break the [[agora]] :)
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# An Agora
- a [[thing]]
- a [[bag of holding]].
- this particular [[agora]] is just [[an agora]].
- a [[thing]].
- [[bag of holding]] [[garden of forking paths]]
- [[pull]] [[anagora]]
- [[push]] [[agoras]]
- [[go]] https://anagora.org
- this [[agora]] is a [[schelling point]].
- run by [[flancia collective]]
- this particular [[agora]] is just [[an agora]].
- this is just one particular implementation, limited in nature by my personal skills and the lack of time and resources. I hope there will one day be many better.
- [[meta]] this Agora contains a description of the [[set of all agoras]]. It tries to [[list]] and optionally [[integrate]] all known.
- [[pull]] [[agoras]]
- this [[agora]] tries to be a [[schelling point]] for [[rational]] [[problem solving]].
- this Agora contains a the set of known [[agoras]].
- It tries to [[list]] and optionally [[integrate]] them.
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# Anagora
- [[an]] [[agora]].
- [[go]] https://anagora.org
- a particular implementation of the [[Agora]] concept.
- has two core parts:
- [[agora server]]
- [[agora repository]]
- plus [[agora bridge]] for interop.
- an [[agora]].
- [[pull]] [[an agora]].
- [[go]] https://anagora.org
- a particular implementation.
- the [[Agora]] of [[Flancia]].
- currently modeled in three repos:
- [[agora]]
- [[agora server]]
- [[agora bridge]]
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# categories
- a [[list]].
- [[pull]] [[category]]
- [[Set]]
- [[sets]] and [[set functions]]
- [[Ring]]
- [[rings]] and [[ring homomorphisms]]
- [[Top]]
- [[topological spaces]] and [[continuous maps]]
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# category
- [[wp]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_(mathematics)
- [[go]] [[wp]]
- a [[thing]].
- [[pull]] [[categories]] [[category theory]]
- [[collection]] of [[objects]] and [[morphisms]].
- [[wp]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_(mathematics)
- [[go]] [[wp]]
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# e reader
- I have a [[kindle]] [[paperwhite]]. I actually really like it, even if I don't like [[amazon]] and their [[drm]].
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# existential risk
- [[pull]] [[existential]] [[risk]] [[existential risks]]
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# existential risks
- a [[list]].
- [[pull]] [[existential risk]]
- I like to think that 2021 was about humanity going a bit further in our learning to face a [[global risk]] together.
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# expand their circles
- [[pull]] [[the expanding circle]]
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# expanding the circle
- [[pull]] [[the expanding circle]]
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# fork
- a [[syscall]].
- a [[place]].
- where [[one path]] becomes [[two]]
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# forking paths
- [[pull]] [[the garden of forking paths]]
- a [[list]].
- [[pull]] [[forks]] [[fork]] [[path]]
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# global risk
- [[pull]] [[existential risk]]
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# infinity of paths
- [[pull]]
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- fixing the world is [[hard]] but [[simple]]
- [[wikilinks]]
- [[proteíno]]
- [[paul]]
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- [[winter solstice]] is today!
- [[one hour for the revolution]]
- [[global risk]]
- [[winter solstice]] is today!
- [[flancia]]
- [[perhaps naive]]
- [[agora]]
- [[forking paths]]
- [[one hour for the revolution]]
- [[one hour]]
- [[vera]]
- [[nft]]
- [[brane]] cool
- [[push]] [[the expanding circle]]
- [[trolley problem]] shows up at least in the afterword -- interesting interplay with [[fmri]]
- [[anagora]] is a device that tries to help [[people]] [[expand their circles]].
- [[knowledge common]]
- [[sean mcbride]] == [[seanmcbride]]
- [[vital876]] == [[vital]]
- [[category]]
- [[categories]]
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# knowledge common
- [[pull]] [[knowledge commons]]
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# one hour for the revolution
- [[pull]] [[one hour]] [[revolution]]
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# one hour
- [[pull]] https://www.bigtimer.net/?hours=1&repeat=true
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# one path
- I don't believe too much in [[the one path]]. I think there are an [[infinity of paths]], constructive and beautiful.
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# path
- all paths fork in the [[multiverse]].
- to get a fork, find a morphism from path to path and traverse it.
- I personally try to follow the path of the [[buddhas]]: the [[middle way]] that can be found in every [[fork]].
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# perhaps naive
- [[pull]] [[flancia]] [[timeline]] [[perhaps naĩve]]
This is my perhaps naive take on why [[2021]] was a good year at the same time it was terrible for so many.
First of all, let's spare a minute for those who suffered or didn't make it. Let us do [[loving kindness]] for them and those that remain.
Now let me tell you something. I think things are looking up on a few fronts.
First, it's becoming evident that humanity needs to learn how to deal with [[global risk]] together. It is becoming unavoidable. It will happen out of necessity due to risks that happen to affect also those in positions in power. It seems evident to me that the best way to tackle the problems at hand is to have nation states cooperate at high enough speed. Efficient pandemics handling is at stake: if nation-states first, and arbitrary human groups later, can learn to solve the coordination problems involved in defining rational (and evolutionarily fit) policies on a global scale. Here I see the future as ideally a peaceful showdown between nation-states and competing groups ([[corporations]], [[cooperatives]], [[collectives]]) as they realize the true power of the internet for solving [[coordination problems]].
Second, many died. People know people who died. Not all families have been affected severely by Covid, but most will know one that has. We are likely entering a period of increased empathy: even after accounting for desensitization after prolongued exposure to the same stress, the suffering of others is top of mind for many.
Thirdly, it is a time of tired giants and emerging movements. Democracies are faltering, I believe, not due to any faults in the entelechia, but because of our clumsy or just outdated implementations. Nation-states are not set up to remain evolutionarily fit when paradigm shifts take place, and I believe a paradigm shift is needed because lives are at stake: the cost of governance mistakes or even inefficiencies in a time of pandemic is death and suffering.
Now, for my proposal: I will tell you what I think might happen in the next ten years. Then you can tell me what you think, and why you think something else might happen. Then we'll try to learn from each other.
I believe the way we will solve many of the issues we're facing as we near the end of 2021 is to solve [[coordination problems]], at large scale, while [[expanding the circle]].
I don't think the system of nation states we have deposited the bulk of our power on in the last few centuries are fit for that purpose. I believe the [[revolution]] is coming no matter what you think of it; so you better start thinking about it and, once you find your fellow revolutionaries at heart, join them gladly.
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# Revolution
- Flancia is a [[loving kindness]] revolution.
- I like to think of [[flancia]] as the world as it could be, improved through a series of [[peaceful]] revolutions.
- [[protopoi]] is the [[space]] of composable [[atomic revolutions]]; rational changes for the better.
- we can [[explore]] it together
- I am a [[flancian]] and this [[agora]] is meant to be a [[manifesto]].
- [[pull]] [[fourth international]] [[fifth international]] [[sixth international]]
- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1368252143338192898
- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1462091524985045001
- a [[thing]].
- [[pull]] [[revolutions]]
- [[political action]]
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- [[aristotle]] describes two types of [[political revolution]]:
- [[complete change]] from one [[constitution]] to another
- [[modification]] of an existing constitution.
- I like to think of [[flancia]] as the world as it could be, improved through a series of [[peaceful]] revolutions.
- [[protopoi]] might be the [[space]] of composable [[atomic revolutions]].
- I am a [[flancian]] and this [[agora]] is meant to be a [[manifesto]].
- [[pull]] [[fourth international]] [[fifth international]] [[sixth international]]
- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1368252143338192898
- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1462091524985045001
- [[pull]] [[hannah arendt]] [[peter singer]] [[satyagraha]]
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- [[peter singer]]
- inspiration for [[flancia]].
I've been meaning to take notes on [[the expanding circle]] but I haven't found the time to do it; I think I'd like to [[prioritize]] it.
I've been meaning to take notes on [[the expanding circle]] but I haven't found the time to do it. I didn't take notes here as I was reading it as I did much of the reading at night, in my [[e reader]].
I'll try to write my notes here free form.
I'll now try to write my impressions here in free form as I can and as I reference it through the [[agora]].
This is a hugely influential book for me but, wait for this, I haven't finished it yet. I sometimes take unreasonably long to finishing things; it is one of my traits. I am often context switching and have many side projects. But because this book describes a proposition that is inherently valuable to me (valuable as a scaffolding; not necessarily with all of the original author's take, as science ever advances), I consider it core to my thinking even if I haven't finished it yet. Let me tell you why perhaps, even before I get to finishing it.
This is a hugely influential book for me but, wait for this, I only finished it on [[2021-12-21]] (I sometimes take unreasonably long to finishing things; it is one of my noticeable traits. In this case I left it at essentially 90% of the way through for no good reason but inefficiencies when scheduling it for reading.)
But because this book describes a proposition that I already believed, it felt valuable to me already. I considered it core to my thinking even if I hadn't finished it yet. It is a good [[distillation]] of the ideas of [[effective altruism]], or the ideas that led to the movement and represent, IMHO, its reasonable core.