Decentralized Communities in Search of Their Narrative

How do we gather the hundreds of existing narratives of the decentralized evolution to resonate with people, who are not part of our communities into a single, cohesive narrative

Centralized narratives have never before been so easily orchestrated, and flourish in the age of distraction. This makes the job of telling our complex interdisciplinary story ever more challenging. The double-edged sword of evolving an emergent and chaordic society is that outward communication of a coherent narrative will never be centrally planned or governed and therefore doomed to be morphological in nature.

Understanding that this narrative we seek to reach is inherently evolving, we need to support its emergence and reach a consensus on the basic beliefs and goals we should promote. We believe that through the process of combining our stories we will reach a unified terminology, enabling us to easily communicate our message to the world.

Expanding our small but devoted community is the key to breaking the chasm!

In this session, we will attempt to place ourselves in the greater story and in the context of the evolution of decentralization: https://medium.com/@gilad.eth/global-order-has-become-a-square-peg-in-a-round-hole-part-2-decentralization-is-an-evolutionary-dc4926b81d0?source=friends_link&sk=3e82649788a9d68c0d127678804fef56

SPEAKER Gilad Woltsovich is a musician, entrepreneur, and local municipality board member. He joined the Bitcoin community in Israel in 2012 and started running the Ethereum meetups in Israel shortly after discovering the Ethereum white paper in late 2013. Gilad had experienced the disruptive force of decentralization almost a decade before, during the collapse of the music industry. Since then, decentralization has become a connecting thread between his projects and endeavors. After developing tools for independent artists to engage directly with their audience in “iAlbums”, Gilad founded “Backed”, a company that produced peer-to-peer lending mechanisms. Today Gilad volunteers at his local community of 400+ families, promoting decentralized public-resource and fund management solutions and hoping to drive institutional change from the bottom up.