Cryptosocial is close.
One of the chief flaws remaining is that there aren't the proper tools for distributed curation.
One of the others is lack of rhythmic recursion. Right now, the only effective recursion we have is when someone gets prominent enough for people to go digging for on them.
I guess I'm in my first Q3 of cryptosocial involvement. Here's what I see:
Coins and tokens and casinos and gambling. We're just now seeing the impact Atari and Nintendo made on the evolution of human culture - but it's hard to see a wave while you're riding it.
The slaves/proles/citizens retreat to virtual realities in their 4 hours of freedom, and there they prototype economic and cultural models. Little virtual microcosms where we virtually exist, where our influence is separated from our ability to gain Fiat.
We're starting to recognize advertisers invest in access to our minds, and as systems such as HoloChain and Digital Virtual Assistants become ubiquitous, we'll Network together to sell our attention - rather than allowing the "human input farmers" to sharecrop us.
You're ahead of the curve being here, reading this. Keep paddling.
