Ferran can you please comment here how this post is "Ethereum-related?" Thanks!

Tbh, the post is quite metaphilosophical and doesn't directly mentions Ethereum.

With this said, it mentions how crypto (and specially programmable crypto) and AI can enable new economic models (commons-based, p2p, etc) and could help us move away from a state-nation framework, with people working in crypto (e.g. devs) leading that change, what he calls Brahmin-workers (people that owns their means of production and tend to collaborate, build open protocols and participate in these p2p economies that crypto enables).

It also mentions how this tech (crypto and opensource AI) with the people that participates in it (the brahmin-workers) can be a force to serve a 3rd way paradigm in between the unlimited growth (and we'll figure out later) and the degrowth mindset.

Idk if that is related to Ethereum enough or how wide is the spectrum of articles that can be shared.