The Dark Forest Anthology of the Internet democracy lives and works in Berlin

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The Dark Forest Anthology of the Internet democracy lives and works in BerlinThe Dark Forest Anthology of the Internet is a 208 page book that documents five tumultuous years when we learned how to live, create, and conspire on an increasingly adversarial internet. The original Dark Forest Theory of the Internet essay was published by Yancey Strickler in a private newsletter sent to 500 readers. The post struck a chord and became widely shared, with hundreds of thousands of readers in the following weeks. The concept of the