894 days to Funding the Commons Tokyo｜Taiyo Hamada Funding the Commons Tokyo 2024 / Taiyo Hamada
This document will be very useful for historians 100 years from now when they look into digital democracy in Japan.
Create a commentary on the flow of history for people to refer to 100 years from now.
Below is a description of the historical flow leading up to Funding the Commons Tokyo (FtC Tokyo) for reference by those 100 years from now:
- early 2000s: the budding of Internet thought
- Theories of new social systems, such as Gyojin Karatani’s “Structure of World History” appeared.
- Law and Liberty in the Digital Age is discussed in Lawrence Lessig’s CODE and elsewhere.
- 2010s: The Rise of Blockchain Technology - Beginning with the advent of bitcoin (2009), attention to decentralized technology increased. - The advent of ethereum (2015) opens up the possibility of [smart contract
- early 2020s: Web3 and DeSci concept formation
- The concept of distributed science (DeSci) is proposed (2022).
- Communities such as DeSci Tokyo are being formed in Japan.
- 2023: Revitalizing the Digital Democracy Debate
- Publication project of “Plurality” by Audrey Tang and Glen Weyl et al.
- Start of translation project in Japan, formation of soil for discussion
- 2024: Holding FtC Tokyo
- Held as an international conference on July 24-25
- digital public goods, DeSci, discussing the integration of blockchain technology.
- Introducing the Japanese context (e.g., “Smooth Society and Its Enemies”) to the international community
- Held as an international conference on July 24-25
- 2024 and beyond: To specific initiatives
- Starting with FtC Tokyo, cooperation deepened both domestically and internationally.
- Practical projects on digital democracy and public goods launched
FtC Tokyo is positioned as an important milestone in bridging these ideas and technologies to concrete social implementations.
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