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Constitutions formalized the shift of national governance from individual rulers to written law. In the same vein, blockchains shift network governance from corporate management to written code. Like legal documents, software can be extremely expressive. Blockchain governance systems are written in general-purpose programming languages that can codify virtually any governance system that can be written in English as a step-by-step procedure. They are constitutions for networks.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 164 · March 13, 2024 Save to shelf
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