One person can operate a thousand agents. How much weight should that give them in a community?

As agents act on our behalf, counting accounts tells us less about the people behind them. That matters when a network distributes votes, grants or free access. Yet counting humans raises another question: how much should a system need to know about you?

In The Body Returns to the Network, Sasha Shilina explores where human uniqueness, privacy and political standing meet on an internet increasingly populated by machines.

https://blog.humanode.io/the-body-returns-to-the-network/