cities

“Crypto networks are actually much, much more like cities, which could be Considered a specific kind of organism than they are than they are like individual organisms or firms or coral reefs.”

“And I think generally speaking, you're going to find states being much more laissez-faire and cities being prescriptive.”

“Curb space is essentially given away almost for free, and that'll stop.”

“The analogy would be in blockchains that the more people are using the network, like, the more valuable the currency, because the currency is what powers all the commerce, and that, that's sort of like the tax, and that goes, you know, to the value of all the …”

“It almost seems deterministic that if a city becomes successful, it basically, the local homeownership, whatever political base devotes itself to preventing the construction of new housing.”