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This directory concerns a synthetic data analysis conducted with the Protocol Bicorder.
Scripts were created with the assistance of Claude Code. Data processing was done largely with either local models or the Ollama cloud service, which does not retain user data. Thanks to [Seth Frey (UC Davis)](https://enfascination.com/) for guidance, but all mistakes are the responsibility of the author, [Nathan Schneider](https://nathanschneider.info). **WARNING: This is the work of a researcher working with AI outside their field of expertise and should be treated as a playful experiment, not a model of rigorous methodology.**
Scripts were created with the assistance of Claude Code. Data processing was done largely with either local models or the Ollama cloud service, which does not retain user data. Thanks to [Seth Frey (UC Davis)](https://enfascination.com/) for guidance, but all mistakes are the responsibility of the author, [Nathan Schneider](https://nathanschneider.info). This is the work of a researcher working with AI outside their field of expertise and should be treated as a playful experiment, not a model of rigorous methodology.
## Purpose
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* The distinction along the lines of "Vernacular/Emergent" and "Institutional/Standardized" tracks well with
* The distinction along the lines of "Vernacular/Emergent" and "Institutional/Standardized" tracks well with the structure of the book and the argument in chapter 3 that vernacular protocols have a logic distinct from institutional ones
* Strange that "Ethereum Proof of Work" appears in the "Vernacular/Emergent" family