Technology Landscape - Technology is global, indicating a widespread and interconnected industry [1] - There are over 420 cities with unicorn companies, highlighting the global distribution of tech innovation [1] - AI is decentralizing, suggesting a shift towards broader accessibility and development [1] Decentralization Trends - Crypto has decentralized out of the US, showing a global shift in cryptocurrency adoption and development [1] - Technology advancement is possible from anywhere, emphasizing the democratization of technological progress [1]

Decentralization and censorship resistance matter. Not just for your money: for your data as well. https://t.co/qamOPad9lB ...

RT Opus (@OpusMoney)When you think about @Starknet, what comes to mind first?-Privacy-Decentralization (living up to its ethos)While $CASH is already censorship-resistant, pairing it with @Typhoon_mixer adds an extra layer of privacy to your decentralized stablecoin.It’s live, Check em out! https://t.co/UU5cEpKptH ...

🚨Breaking🚨Crypto has been restored to principles of freedom, banking of the unbanked, and overall decentralization!Congrats everyone we made it!The days of money printers, centralized control of assets, scammers and greed have officially ended! Wooooo 🥳And then I woke up…. 😒 ...

On this day 15 years ago, the mysterious inventor of Bitcoin ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ made their final public post, then disappeared. The engineer’s true identity remains a mystery. Bitcoin remains operational having no founder to call, control it, or change the rules. https://t.co/p40dI7pRti ...

On this day 15 years ago, Bitcoin’s mysterious inventor with the username ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ made their final public post, then disappeared. No verified message or identity has been discovered. Bitcoin operates having no founder to call, control it, or change the rules. https://t.co/QbuSgVI7Tq ...

On this day 15 years ago, Bitcoin’s mysterious inventor with the username ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ made their final public post, then disappeared. No verified message or identity has been discovered. Bitcoin operates having no founder to call, control it, or change the rules. https://t.co/9qMeT6tADM ...

“Decentralization is not the absence of leadership but the abundance of leadership. My goal is to not have Github commit privileges anymore and spend like two minutes on stage. I just wanna be in the audience.”- @aeyakovenko https://t.co/XKDxogaAXm ...

Yes. Thanks. Typo. Can't edit, but that's what I meant.https://t.co/0aKVTDyqTPRai (@RaiNausherwan):@balajis boss - just checking - "And 20th century tech was centralized, while 21st century tech is (de)centralized"? ...

Historical Shift in Leftist Ideology - The left's stance on technology has shifted from pro-tech (as seen in the USSR and China) to anti-tech since the 1960s [7] - This shift is attributed to technology's decentralization, contrasting with the centralized state favored by communism [1] - The Western left's association of technology with a perceived "enemy tribe" (whites/males) further fueled this anti-tech sentiment [7] Tech and Capitalism - In the Soviet Union, technology and capitalism were separated, with STEM fields being individualistic pursuits unlike managerial capitalism [2] - Post-war America also saw a partial separation, with high tax rates and centralized STEM initiatives channeling talent into academia [3] - The development of the transistor marked the beginning of technology's decentralization and its re-integration with capitalism [4] Political and Social Factors - The Western left's focus shifted from the working class to a "wokest class," leading to a rejection of the traditional working man [5] - The decentralization of the left, potentially influenced by the CIA, favored abstract expressionism over Soviet-style centralized control [6]