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commit027f516a4b4b131895d25ac4844b33275f1361cf authorJosh Lehman <josh@substrate.attlocal.net> dateFri 14 May 2021, 14:17 (5 years ago) parent7ee4398
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2828Piloting an Urbit ship requires expertise that many lack. To achieve the rich and prosperous ecosystem we've all envisioned requires making that journey easier. In this talk, Hunter Miller introduces a new way for users to join the network with minimal effort.
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30−## Keynote: The Revenge of Teleology and the Destiny of Personal Computing
30+## Keynote: The Revenge of Teleology
3131*~13:00 PDT, Justin Murphy*
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3333Teleology—or inquiry into ultimate ends—has been out of fashion since the seventeenth century, when Francis Bacon said that, “like a virgin consecrated to God,” it “produces nothing.” I argue that the digital revolution is inverting Bacon’s claim. Baconian instrumentalism is now suffering from diminishing returns—it is what the youth today call a Boomer Ideology. Rather, the greatest gains are going to individuals and communities with teleological attitudes. This talk will observe some examples and present a model consistent with the observations. Bitcoin inquires after the telos of money, the most winning independent “content creators” inquire after the telos of media, and Urbit inquires after the telos of personal computing.