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The Web3 Movement’s Quest to Build a ‘Can’t Be Evil’ Internet

By Gilad Edelman · Wired · May 2022

The Web3 Movement’s Quest to Build a ‘Can’t Be Evil’ Internet

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"Crypto dreamers want to free us from Big Tech and exploitative capitalism, using only the blockchain, game theory, and code. What could possibly go wrong?"

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