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(A) One of the most powerful narratives surrounding Web3—a decentralized,blockchain-based internet ecosystem owned and operated by its users — is that it is amovement toward a better, fairer internet. Specifically, Web3 proponents envision aninternet in which users can wrest back power __65__ a small number of extractive,centralized institutions, and __66__ everyone with an internet connection canparticipate on a level playing field. __67__ Web2, the current era of the internet defined by companies built onproprietary data (such as Facebook and Google), started with a similar promise ofempowering individual creators and removing intermediaries—a promise left unfulfilled.Now, standing at the__ 68__ of a new era, we should ask ourselves: Is Web3 actuallydemocratizing opportunity？ And if not, how can we better design platforms andgovernance systems to promote fairness？ The social and political philosopher John Rawls’s thought experiment known as the“veil of ignorance,” proposed in his influential 1971 work A Theory of Justice, providesa useful framework for these questions. When creating the foundations for an idealsociety, Rawls __69__ , we should imagine that we do not know where we ourselveswould fall within it — that is, we should adopt a veil of ignorance. A__70__ societyis one “that if you knew everything about it, you’d be willing to enter it in a randomplace.”
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