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Questions:
1. How large is the cybereconomy is in the current year of 2023? Both in terms of people and capital. The authors predict that the population will be in the magnitudes of millions by 2025, is that still realistic?
2. Chapter 2 introduced the concept of "The Taboo on Foresight" and said that every social order must make thinking about its end a taboo. So to challenge that, how do you think Monero will end? And what will take its place? Keep in mind this doesn't have to happen in two weeks.
3. What are your thoughts on "megapolitics"? Genius, retarded, or "meh" and why? Can it be applied to Monero's governance?
4. An interesting angle I found myself taking is the monopoly (or the lack thereof) on information, as they always had some sort of place in the mentioned megapolitical changes. Though more related to how they are brought forward. Does the manner in which information is created, copied, and stored affects the enforcement and projection of violence?

Any extra thoughts on the book are obviously appreciated.

Also this is the first week we're doing this, so any problems with the overall structure should be pointed out now.