Now is the time to reconsider the cornerstone of Web3 society, "decentralization".

We need decentralization, but only when it can offer a sound consensus that is able to keep people from diverse backgrounds work together in a lasting way. This consensus extends beyond mathematics; it's about culture.

This publication aims to identify a framework for the cultural consensus, by analyzing major different relationships between decentralization and consensus throughout human history, including those in the Western World, China, India and Islamic World.

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How an Empire was Centralized (1/5) The Natural Way

Here is the first of five sections about China's struggle for a centralization. It talks about a Taoist Emperor's paradoxical "reform".

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Prehistory of Web3: â‘¡ A Dynamic Three-Factor Framework

Could our ideas, beliefs and culture background affect the market? And if possible, how? This piece offers a three-factor framework to answer dynamically.

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The Prehistory of Web3 : â‘  Why Decentralization is Better?

For Web3ers it’s a common sense that decentralization is better than centralization. But why? This section begins to explain it in a more persuasive way.

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