It's been a while since the last post and here's the latest from, and with it a commitment to maintain a steady flow of, the #discoveries dispatch. 

This #discoveries instalment combines different topics and it was very interesting reading everyone of them. Here we go for what might be the last one of the year.

The common theme for this week's #discoveries is open and decentralized technologies. I'm passionate about this space as I've worked in companies using these technologies for a long time and I'm excited to write the following news.

The #discoveries below really capture the essence of Shift Print. Each week (less so in the summer :) it explores the intersection of technology, politics and society and this dispatch covers the following:

Summer hits differently after almost a year of lockdown so hopefully these #discoveries make up for the 📻 silence in the past two weeks.

There are some links between the #discoveries below and the previous pieces on the geopolitics of home office, Web 3.0 digital economy and digital sovereignty history.

That the following #discoveries draw from more than one region, made the short collection below very interesting. Without further ado:

Unlike the medium length posts that zoom in one topic, the #discoveries series is a collection of recently stumbled upon stories where the common denominator is curiosity. Here comes the first one of these.