From Steve Jobs to Gavin Wood — Web3 is the next tech revolution for individual freedom.

Web3 isn’t just about blockchain — it’s the digital continuation of a personal tech movement that began in the 1960s.

Back then, Steve Jobs called The Whole Earth Catalog his “spiritual guide.” It famously said:

“Rather than depend on government or corporations, we must shape our own lives.
We seek tools, not rules.”

At its core, Web3 carries that same ethos:
self-sovereignty, verifiability, permissionlessness.

When @gavofyork coined Web3, it wasn’t just a catchy term — it was a revival of an older technological idealism.

In 2014, he wrote:

“Entrusting data to organizations is a fundamentally broken model.

We need a trustless social operating system.”

That’s the Web3 vision.

If Jobs wanted to “put a personal computer in every home,”

Gavin’s goal is to make a global supercomputer accessible to all — open, secure, and unstoppable.

It took Apple:

8 years to launch the Macintosh
22 to ship the iMac
31 for the iPhone

What will Web3 look like in 30 years?

One thing’s clear: this revolution is being led by people who believe technology should serve individual freedom — and they’re in it for the long game.

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