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  <div class="eyebrow">An open protocol</div>

  <div class="headline">
    Like HTTP.<br>Like the web itself.
  </div>

  <div class="rule"></div>

  <div v-click class="reveal">
    It's called <em>Polkadot</em>.
  </div>

  <div v-click class="kicker">
    No owner &middot; No off-switch &middot; No permission slip
  </div>
</div>

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In order for this to work, Humanity has to be built on open protocols.

Neutral plumbing that anyone can build on like HTTP or the web itself. 

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WE develop Humanity on Polkadot. Anyonce can build on it. 

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No single entity can shut it off, raise the gate, or change the rules unilaterally. 

Anything less, is a disaster waiting to happen. 

Now a small note, I said this isn't a UX talk, but the next slide is about UX. Because technology that works, can still be delivered the completely wrong way. 
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