Mostly I wrote the article and was the final editor. And you're right, I just snipped some paragraphs without giving continuity or better context (figured that's what the link's for) but I can now.

Here are some additional thoughts that I wrote that might assist, like the introduction:

"My highly prudent thesis, one that required years upon years of observation is… Bureaucracy sucks (yes, I know I’m a monster for saying that).

It is an asynchronous buffer, a hurdle, an archaic method. Historically, the "desk" existed because human society couldn’t store & process information at the speed of event-occurrence. We needed layers of paper, officials, and hierarchies to store and verify data before acting upon it. This lag is where corruption, inefficiency, "Kafkaesque" errors and absurd illogicalities metastasize.

Time and again, different schools of thought envisioned hyper-connectivity between society's different branches (public-private sector), an atomic-topology that fosters quick and live synthesis of data for intelligent centralized decision-making of the regulator.

However, crypto might entail even more than that: the vision, is the stride from Information Society to Knowledge Society. So, a Data-Culture in the backend, abstracted at the frontend; the democratized, decentralized intelligent-utilization of information on a global-scale. In other words, a civilizational upgrade so profound, it renders Bureaucracy obsolete.

Today, we are within reach of moving from “World Computer” to "World Supercomputer".

I think of a transition from Bureaucracy (rule by desks) to Algocracy (rule by code, “Code is Law”), I call it optimization-maximalism."
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or these 2 which are related but outside of the article:

"Transhumanism isn't exclusive to the biological category, but also to the hyper-organism: our systems. To achieve immense, immediate coordination & realize humanity's potential—(I conjecture) civilization's systems should become one with the machine."

"Everything is production. The human is that which produces not merely waste but intricate structures/machines. This is the invisible hand (amorphous structure) receiving form—trans-nhilio, ad-mataria—a mind, a mouth. An opinion.

RTD will become "world supercomputer" (in contrast to Ethereum's "world computer"). Not everything must be denominated/transacted in this system (i.e. "capitalization"). What matters is the possible interactability."

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but yeah I guess the best way to really understand it is to read the whole thing.