Resilience and the Benefits of LARPing with Ruth Catlow
Description
Ruth Catlow is an artist, researcher, and recovering web utopian. Her projects include: the CultureStake app for collective cultural decision-making and LARPs for planetary-scale interspecies justice. She was an early visionary when it comes to seeing the potential of the blockchain to democratize art, and is the author of Radical Friends - DAOs and the Arts and Artists Re:thinking the Blockchain. Let’s dive in!
Key Takeaways:
Planetary scale interspecies justice and live action role play, or LARP
More than human equal rights
Effects of LARPing as a dog
Pressure to maintain status and culture over tech
Coordination vs collaboration and democracy
Voting, deliberations, and understanding what we care about
Complexities of nested systems
Opting out of a system
Catlow’s new book with Marc Garrett
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