Essays on network states, crypto policy and technology, written from a clear point of view. Issues include arguments against banning Tether, a rebuttal of AGI doomerism, and explainers on what a network state is.
Website: https://network0.space
Parallel Citizen is a personal essay newsletter by an author who writes about network states, new societies, identity and pseudonymity, drawing on first-hand visits to pop-up cities and conferences. Recent issues cover Japan as a possible home for network states, reviews of the Network State Conference and Kazakhstan's deal with Network School, and observations from a residency in Chiang Mai.
Balaji Srinivasan's personal newsletter covers his views on network states, startup societies, and moving from San Francisco to Singapore. It promotes his Network State Conference and offers provocative, opinionated essays on the decline of the postwar order and the rise of online-to-physical communities.
Infinita Times is a newsletter from the Infinita community that mixes interview episodes on bioethics and patient rights with essays on network states, startup societies and crypto payment tokens. Much of the sample is promotional, including a paid-style pitch for living and building in Próspera.
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