@lessig #DejaVu all over Again #Codeisthelaw from #Internet 2 #Blockchain thinkingloop #BlockchainSYD thanks @yaoeo pic.twitter.com/KHPg7kenKRhttps://twitter.com/cellabz/status/675182894244040705
— Cellabz (@cellabz)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:15:23- #BlockchainSYD @lessig keynote on “It’s deja vu all over again: thinking through law and code, again”
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675181940979404800
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:14:53 - Deja vú all over again: Thinking through law & code, again
- #BlockchainSYD @lessig: 4 modalities that constrain our actions: (1) Law, (2) Social Norms, (3) Market, (4) Architecture
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675182459458297856
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:16:57 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Law can regulate individuals directly, or it can affect the things that it regulates to indirectly regulate them.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675182851541876737
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:18:30 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Architecture has (policy) consequences on what the law can or cannot do.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675183227825471488
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:20:00 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: @JPBarlow's declaration of independence of the Cyberspace described the Internet as a space of freedom and privacy
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675183686023819265
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:21:49 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Internet constructed as an architecture of freedom; but it could (would) also become an architecture of control.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675184081752211456
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:23:24 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Biz & Gov's cooperated to turn the Internet into an architecture of control, to regulate the cyberspace
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675184280998445058
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:24:11 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: the core architecture of the Net was compromised as biz/gov decided to cooperate to make it more regulable
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675184975965233152
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:26:57 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: How to avoid the mistake we made 20 years ago at the birth of the Internet, with obliviousness of how law will react
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675185305784315909
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:28:15 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Governance gap between the behavior of individuals and the ability of the government to regulate their behaviors
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675185418011283458
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:28:42 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: The blockchain is an architecture, too. A p2p infrastructure that affects the "regulability" of individual actions.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675185599008153600
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:29:25 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: The blockchain is an architecture of freedom, initially. But the law is not going away, it will try to regulate it.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675185847273156608
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:30:24
@lessig believe Blockchain is biggest innovation since Internet.. but the law is not going away.. #BlockchainSYD pic.twitter.com/MciQyV41mLhttps://twitter.com/cellabz/status/675186428477853699
— Cellabz (@cellabz)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:32:43- #BlockchainSYD @lessig: What the world needs now is (1) law understanding code, and (2) code understanding law.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675185997328596995
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:31:00 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Blockchain provides radical "efficiency" —it is a tool benefiting the poor, i.e. those without any trust to give.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675186410996031490
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:32:39 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Imperfections in the law are not all imperfect; escaping from the law is (almost) futile, and often just wrong.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675186964581236736
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:34:51 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Escaping law is (almost) futile; there is always law, even the blockchain space is surrounded by many bodies of law
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675188822242668545
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:42:14 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: In order to defend (what it considers to be) its money, the State will do anything.
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675189193950281728
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:43:42 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Blockchain exists in the infrastructure of the law and will depend on it and will need to interact with it
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675189481113329668
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:44:51 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: The State is often a implicit party to a contract, because it will jump in to enforce a contractual relationship
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675189967447044096
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:46:47 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: State has the power to decide whether a contract is a good contract, that must be enforced against the other party
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675190136234209280
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:47:27 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Sovereignty is the ability of the court to decide on whether or not to enforce a legal contract
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675190390090256384
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:48:28 - #BlockchainSYD @lessig: Smart contracts do not require trust, but self-execution removes the State's ability to approve/veto these contracts
https://twitter.com/yaoeo/status/675190603018321921
— primavera (@yaoeo)Fri, Dec 11 2015 05:49:18
[#BlockchainSYD] Lawrence Lessig: 'Blockchain is the biggest innovation since Internet but the law is not going away'
Dans le cadre du Blockchain Workshop Sydney (10-11 décembre 2015), Lawrence Lessig était convié à s'exprimer sur le rôle de la loi dans l'univers blockchain naissant.
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Nicolas Loubet59 Views
Nicolas Loubet59 Views

