Tamers of entropy are at ! Not only all of us are on Nostr, but some of us are joining the consensual reality layer at BTCPrague, booth of Get the book, audiobook, autographs, selfies (with the seemingly carnate part of the crew) and a healthy dose of mindful chaos in the total chaos around!

We love how the physical books look and they come with nice physical goodies in a package. But we also know that shipping (and in some cases customs) can be both pain and expensive. So we finally made electronic downloadable versions - e-book in epub format and audiobook as an m4b file and an optional Android app, which includes the player. The download includes instructions what apps to use. The physical editions (paperback and premium) remain available as before. We will also be at BTC Prague at Liberation Travel stand, if you want to chat about the book, or grab a physical copy. If you want to get them, you can start here: https://tamersofentropy.net/

When a system is structured around different values, reforming it costs more energy than building alongside it. That's frontier expansion — even if it looks like retreat from inside the old system. "You can't just declare a new space for the mind. You need a real strategy for how to make the mind expand there... The cypherpunks saw this clearly, although they had a vibe of running away. I think expanding into that space is a much better frame." - Tamers of Entropy (Lisa talking about A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace by John Perry Barlow) https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence

Most people create by setting rules and walking away. That only gets you the outcomes you could have predicted. The better approach: set good initial conditions, let go, stay present, and pick up what shows up in the gap between order and chaos. Chaos isn't the problem. Suppressing it is. "She created the initial conditions and then observed, picking up the gems from the flow of reality. For that, she has to be present — it's like watching Niagara Falls and trying to catch the drops that reflect the light." - Tamers of Entropy, describing