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Michael J. Casey

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A native of Perth, Western Australia,
Michael Casey is writer and researcher in the fields of economics, finance, and digital technology and culture. He is currently Senior Advisor for the Digital Currency Initiative at MIT's renowned Media Lab, while also providing consulting services and speaking globally on the evolving digital governance of the global economy. Casey was previously a journalists, including 18 years at the Wall Street Journal covering global economics and markets.
He is the author of four books. Che's Afterlife: The Legacy of an Image (Vintage, 2009) is a history of and cultural commentary on Alberto Korda's famous image of Che Guevara, the world's most reproduced photographic image. It was chosen as one of New York Times'
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Brother Erickson, You Get It…

Apart from last weekend’s review in the New York Times, it’s fair to say there hasn’t been a giant load of critical appraisal of my book in the mainstream press. I’ve had a lot of publicity — numerous radio interviews, TV appearances, and excerpts on various high-profile web sites — and all that has been great. But until recently I was hankering to have the book legitimized by the stamp of a respe

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Published on August 16, 2012 20:11
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“What do these decades-old international organizations see in an arcane digital technology built by the crypto-libertarians and Cypherpunks who gave us Bitcoin? It’s the prospect that this decentralized computing system could resolve the issue of social capital deficits that we discussed in the context of the Azraq refugee camp. By creating a common record of a community’s transactions and activities that no single person or intermediating institution has the power to change, the UN’s blockchain provides a foundation for people to trust that they can securely interact and exchange value with each other.”
Michael J. Casey, The Truth Machine: The Blockchain and the Future of Everything

“Their model showed that if we can resolve our trust issues with technology and give people confidence to transact, those people are willing and able to go into direct exchanges with complete strangers. These ideas are setting us on a path to a peer-to-peer economy.”
Michael J. Casey, The Truth Machine: The Blockchain and the Future of Everything

“The best way to think about blockchain technology, then, is not as a replacement of trust—as a “trustless” solution, as some cryptocurrency fanatics damagingly describe it—but as a tool upon which society can create the common stories it needs to sow even greater trust, to build social capital, and to forge a better world.”
Michael J. Casey, The Truth Machine: The Blockchain and the Future of Everything




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