Web 3: Read, write, own
Summary
So what we’re rebelling against right now is the fact that Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Apple, whatever, all own the web, pretty much Oh, and by the way, the government is really behind on it, in terms of regulating it. Sasha Codrington: 11:28 I think we kind of fell into this on the NFT podcast as well, is that it’s easier to speak to what the platform is ideally going to be or what people hope it’s going to be. There’s also quite a gap, I think between where we are now and that concept, that idea like aside from the accountability, there’s a lot of issues with the infrastructure, it’s not accessible at all, in terms of how are you joining this setting up your wallet, the average person could easily be scammed, transactions aren’t refundable. So it’s going to require looking at the world in a bit of a different way, and making sure that you can expand your thinking, in order to take full advantage of those opportunities that are coming quickly. And it’s funny, like, you plug it in, and, and you play it, but it’s almost like going back in time, in terms of the quality of stuff that’s on there a little bit like, you’ve got all these, I’m gonna just attribute it to video games.