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        <p>
            Subassembly is an outgrowth of the
            <a href="https://assembly.urbit.org" class="inline-link"
                >Urbit Assembly</a
            >
            series, focused on a subset of the technical, cultural, and
            philosophical concepts that bring Urbit enthusiasts to the
            ecosystem.
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            For our inaugural event, Subassembly PNW, we are focusing on the
            topics of reputation, trust, and sovereign identity.
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            We will be gathering in an intimate woodland venue, <a class="inline-link" href="https://wellspringspa.com/">The Wellspring Spa</a>, outside of the
            usual tendencies of the digital native, and limiting attendance to
            approximately fifty participants.*
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            The event will be held from 3pm on Sunday, October 20th, through 11am on Tuesday, 0ctober 22nd.
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            Tickets are available for between $250 and $1200 depending on the level of accommodation you choose.
            All ticket types include meals for the duration of the event, and ticket sales are made via the
            <a class="inline-code">%fund</a> application from <a class="inline-link" href="https://tocwexsyndicate.com">~tocwex.syndicate</a>.
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            If you interested in attending, or know someone who might be, please
            join us on the network, or fill out an application:
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            <a href="https://forms.gle/Wq488G3xr3r1SuPa7" class="button"
                >attendee application ↗</a
            >
            <a
                href="https://tlon.network/lure/~sarlev-sarsen/subassembly"
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                >join us on urbit ↗</a
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            Subassembly will host an array of speakers, each with their own perspectives
            on the topics of identity, trust, and reputation. Come listen to them discuss
            new ways building a better future for the internet, and society more broadly:
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            <li>N.E. Davis (~lagrev-nocfep) on "Amish Urbit"</li>
            <li>Stuart Christoph (~sarlev-sarsen) on identity as identifiers plus interactions</li>
            <li>Dmitry (@BackTheBunny / ~nolmes-wocmyl) on the foundations of token value </li>
            <li>Taylor Ahlmark (~litneb-maltyp) on visualizing reputation</li>
            <li>Curtis Yarvin (@sorreg_namtyv / ~sorreg-namtyv) on Urbit as a Society</li>
            <li>Nick Simmons (@Halikaarn1an / ~simfur-ritwed) on Urbit for Coordinating Reality</li>
            <li>Jonathan Pritchard (@thezavant / ~minder-folden) on the overlap of identity, branding, & experiential design</li>
            <li>0xBilly (@0xBilly / ~mocfus-hapled) on moving towards a trustful interaction layer</li>
            <li>Kat Zavada (@KatZavada / ~ridwer-pinmel) on digital monarchies and the architecture of self-sovereignty</li>
            <li>~botsyp-matrev on identity as a user design subsystem for paths of mastery</li>
            <li>Victoria Campbell (@badsignifier / ~socryn-pinfeb) on open problems in long-term data conservation</li>
            <li>Alessio (@wispem_wantex / ~wispem-wantex) on building an azimuth client and app stack</li>
            <li>The Groundwire team on alternative PKI and uses of the urbit address space</li>
            <li>Murshak (@distantpathos / ~ridtes-lordem) on urbit as a foundation for a zero knowledge society</li>
            <li>Ken Manz (~salrun-dibleg) on forming alternative credentialing institutions for autodidacts</li>
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           Check back regularly or follow <a href="https://x.com/tocwex" class="inline-link">@tocwex</a> for additional speaker announcements.
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            *additional space may be available for spouses, significant others,
            or children and will be assessed on a case by case basis.
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