So you talk about the idea of "tokenization" by which you mean creating individual units which represent an unrepresentable reality?
Quoting: Hall of Mirrors Units which are more efficient as tokens than what they represent. It need not represent something that can't otherwise be represented, however, though that's a big part of it I think. Tokenizing generally makes something more easily to duplicate, share, contract with, and transact with.
Tokenization is the nature of perception. We tokenize what cannot be perceived directly. You can think of
atoms in space as tokens rather than building blocks. I believe that scientists are very close to understanding this.
So by "tokenizing" it gives one power over representing some otherwise inexpressable reality.
How close is that understanding to what you are tryig to convey?
Quoting: Hall of Mirrors The primary purpose is to increase interactions. If power can be broken down into the ability to interact (i.e., transact), then yes.
Also, I think you mentioned that Chaol had her own reasons for spreading these concepts. Have you mentioned what your reasons are?
Quoting: Hall of Mirrors To try to figure it all out. Some say the best way to learn something is to teach it. I would agree.
Can you expand on how the block chain allows for tokenization?
Very interesting stuff!
Quoting: Hall of Mirrors The blockchain basically would organize the transactions to put them into context. By making sense of the transactions/interactions, a realm is formed.
The basic token of the Bitcoin blockchain, for example, is a satoshi. By expanding the definition of what 'value' is when someone performs a transaction with Bitcoin, new ways to exchange value can be conceptualized.
