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threads of freeorder, leif smith, editor — Subscribe
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Each separate month of Threads: leifsmith.substack.com
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The entire Threads is at http://explorersfoundation.org/threads.html
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About Threads of Freeorder / About Freeorder / Elements of Freeorder v0.05 28Oct26
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12 pm 2 November 2026 (draft) - threads of freeorder
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🌱 freeorder (process) —> Freeorder (outcomes)
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This substack is becoming notes on conversations — that’s why the draft of the coming issue is always made available. If you have not emailed me before (and gotten a reply) please use this address: leifsmith+1@gmail.com — to circumvent spam guards :-) — or txt 720-891-7308
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Notes to readers of this draft
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Diverse things appear here for discussion, but many of them may be removed before publishing a final version at the end of the month.
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Many things in “Threads” have a connection with something being done by at least one participant in this ∮forge.
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AI Pottery Theory
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Katsenelson: Trusting a Stranger with Your House (or Your Money), by Vitaliy Katsenelson
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Part1, Part2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5
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[] N. I. Gourine on Sovereignty
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Michael Kantor, Hashgraph Online ••• posted this to LinkedIn:
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‘At HOL, we've been at the forefront of driving agentic standards for a few years now. Many of the things we've made bets on have seemed distant and impractical due to compute constraints.
AI is on a journey now to be local-1st and cloud agents are becoming very cheap and accessible. As everyone gets access to these agents the questions start to pour in:
- How do I connect with X person? Oh, I can talk to this Superconnector Agent to introduce me. But how do I know I can trust them?
- I don't feel like grocery shopping, can my agent just make the cart itself? Well... how do I give it my card so I don't have to deal with it?
- I'm going on a trip soon, and we need to figure out the best room rate and split everything. This is a nightmare, can my agent handle it for me?
... All of these use cases require dozens and dozens of standards. Trust, identity, payments and so forth.’
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[] Interview with Michael Kantor
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