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Bitgenstein’s Table, the Crypto Philosophy Podcast: Exploring the Future of Blockchain

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The debate between “Code Is Law” and “Intent of Code Is Law” rages in the blockchain space today, and new responses to events like the 2016 DAO hack and the ensuing decisions by Ethereum and Ethereum Classic continue to crop up. The discussion is really an extension of an old political philosophy debate, so we should consider what philosophers of law like Bentham and others have to say about the standards our laws should follow. *** Sadly, I didn’t have time to record much today, so the many pieces by Claude Debussy in this episode are by an unknown copyright-free performer. Theme song written and performed by Joseph Dickinson (audiojungle.net/user/jdmusic). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitgenstein/support

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