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An introduction to . 27 April 2019 for food . transparency . by Menno van Ginkel @menno_vg Society is created by overlapping networks "Generally, blockchain can help in situations where multiple parties need to maintain shared

An introduction to . 27 April 2019 for food . transparency . by Menno van Ginkel @menno_vg
Society is created by overlapping networks "Generally, blockchain can help in situations where multiple parties need to maintain shared information, and where those parties may not completely trust each other". - Chris Murphy on Forbes "Blockchains are a new invention that allows meritorious participants in an open network to govern without a ruler and without money”. - Naval Ravikant on Twitter Slides by @menno_vg
Blockchains as new data infrastructure Network Governance Network Consensus mechanism for agreement off-chain | on-chain | hybrid Chained Blocks of Data public | private | hybrid Tokenized Value Data Input via Oracles hardware | software | voting digital assets | ownership Slides by @menno_vg
Blockchains for transparency in food networks Nutritional Values Logistics and Distribution food | nutrition | health centralized | decentralized Traceable Food Chains public and private data Economics and Funding Growing Environment soil profile | certifications incentives | investments Slides by @menno_vg
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