The implications and opportunities of many of the technological breakthroughs happening now and in the near future will be nothing short of disruptive to our lives, our businesses and industries, and society as a whole. A new understanding and set of tools are required to stay ahead of this exponential curve, through which we will solve some of the greatest problems facing humanity today. Once you’ve tackled these challenges, where are the opportunities to both run a successful business and positively impact lives?

1. What democracy for the 21st
century?
@piamancini

3. We are the fox…

4. !!

6. Digital Corporations

8. Cryptocurrencies

9. Venezuela’s inflation
is ~9000%
+
Total currency
control.

10. The Bolivar will be
replaced by a
cryptocurrency &
borderless exchanges
like Local Ethereum.

11. States are fighting
back.

12. Having a currency is
no longer an accident
of birth.

13. Identity

14. We can give ourselves our
identity.

15. Roma
Blockchain Baby
❤

16. Digital Identity is a Basic Human Right

17. The Sovereign Global Actor

19. How we organize is changing
radically

21. to become economically independent
We enable communities
without having to create a new legal
entity
hack clubs

23. Associations of the Internet Generation are
defined by:
👯 Peer production
🌍 Global communities
💱 Transparent money flows
✊ Obsolescence of hierarchy

24. What comes next?

25. Our democracies.

27. Our representatives average
between
0.0003% - 0.001%*
of the voting population
*New Scientist

28. Silence

29. Noise

30. & Mexico
' Chile
( Uruguay
) Colombia* Argentina
+ Brazil
New digital political parties starting taking shape in Latin America and the
world .

31. How are we going to do this?

32. “You never change things by fighting the existing
reality. To change something, build a new model
that makes the existing model obsolete.”
Buckminster Fuller

33. What technology?

34. Blockchains: Peer to peer networks that create the possibilities of
a decentralized organization on a scale never seen before on this
planet.

35. Who do we trust?

36. Identity
Peer to Peer
Blockchain Keys
Voting
Network stores votes
Shared Incorruptible
Ledger
Representation
Dynamic Participation
Bottom-up Dynamic
Representation
(Liquid Democracy)

37. 37
In Direct Democracy
every user has one direct
vote.
In Liquid Democracy voting
power can be delegated

38. * Argentina + Brazil
& Mexico ' Chile
, South Africa
- Nigeria . Kenya / Venezuela
0 India

39. Imagines a system of
direct democracy
fueled by
personalized digital
agents that vote on
issues for us.

40. What jurisdictions?

41. Citizenship on non -
geographical spaces

42. A Digital Referendum for Colombia’s Diaspora.

46. Find me
@piamancini
@democracyearth
@opencollect