Until process isolation is granted for every execution of zero-knowledge algorithms, privacy-preserving technology won't protect us from mega-corporations spying on us.
The Internet has changed since Cryptome's inception. Still, the questions that Young's project raised some thirty years ago concerning secrecy, control, and publication ethics remain utterly current and unresolved.
These aren’t abstract utopias; they’re live experiments reshaping Europe’s approach to culture, manufacturing, and strategic autonomy. And they all share a common thread: using technology to dismantle extraction and replace it with regeneration.
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